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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
U. s. STANDS BEHIND OPEN
 DOOR POLICY
Disputes Claim of Japan Nine Power Treaty
 Should Be Revised

WASHINGTON, D. c, Feb. 24.- The United States stands behind the Open Door policy in China and disputes the Japan claims the Nine Power traety should be revised because China is not able to main tain order.
 This is maintained in a letter to United States Senator William E. Borah written by Secretary of State Stimson.
 The Secretary of State said ob- servance of treateS would have avoided the present situation. The Nine Power Treaty was enacted to permit China to develop free institutions and the Powers realized it would take long time for this to be accomplished.
 The communication was sent Borah and is taken to represent the stand of the United States when a showdown comes in the Sino-Japanese situation and also puts Japan on notice that the United States considers Japan is in China in violation of the treaty and will not recognize any settle ment growing out of Japan's de- mands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
SECOND DRIVE IS LAUNCHED
 BY JAPANESE
New Forces Are Landed from Warships, Sent
 Against Chinese
DEFENDERS HOLDING
 LINES SUCCESSFULLY
Commander Uyeda May Be Removed Tokyo Gov
 ernment Is Worried

SHANGHAI, Feb. 24.-The Jap anese made another drive against Kiangwan today but failed to budge the defending Chinese forces.
 The attack was then suddenly shifted to the Chapel sector by landing forces sent ashore from Japanese warships in the river. They opened an attack and severe fighting followed throughout the afternoon.
 Air Bombardment
 An air bombardment preceded the thrust against Kiangwan.
 Two Chinese airplanes dropped bombs on the Japanese headquart- CTS, missing them by only 100 feet. The Japanese used eight bomb- ing planes dropping 250 pounds of explosives on the Chinese lines.
 Japanese Thrown Back
 The Chinese held their own and have even thrust the Japanese back in some sections along the battle line.
 Reports have been received here from Tokyo that the Japanese Gov 'ernment is alarmed at the failure to dislodge the Chinese. It was be- lleVed this would take but a few
 tGontlnueo on Page Two,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
N. Y. SHERIFF
 IS REMOVED
 BY GOVERNOR
Roosevelt Not Satisfied with Explanation of
 Farley's Income

ALBANY. New York, Feb. 24.- Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt has re- moved Sheriff Thomas Farley, New York District, and leader of Tammany's Keystone Unit.
 Gov. Roosevelt said he was not satisfied with Farley's explanation of his income and this was mainly the reason for his removal.
 Farleys income was revealed by investigators to be $390,000 over a period of few years Farley said the money had previously been kept in a tin box and he had de- posted it from time time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
TRAFFIC TIED UP ON ALASKA
 RAILROAD NOW
No Trains Moving for One Week-Tracks Are
 Still Blocked

SEWARD, Alaska Feb. "A. - Blocked one week, traffic on the Alaska Railroad will be tied up several days more.
 General Manager Otto F. Ohl- son, who returned from Washing ton, D. O., last week, is directing the battle against the clements.
 A train which left Seward a week ago yesterday, is still stalled at Broad Pass. Twelve passengers aboard have food supplies and the coaches are warm.
 Some drifts are oyer 20 feet deep. The temperature is 50 de- grees below zero.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
STOCK PRICES GAIN QUIETLY,
 HOLD ADVANCE
Technical Reaction .trom Yesterdays Slump
 Takes Place

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-The Stock Market halted, then retired, then took on quiet advance today and cancelled most of yesterdays loss es with gains of one to four points
 The turnover today was 100000 shares.
 The advance today is regarded as a technical reaction.
 American Telephone and Tele- graph and also Auburn netted up to two and three point gains. Unit ed States Steel retanied most of a two-point gain and other leaders did the same.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
THIRD PARTY
 IS PREDICTED
pr. Cherrin g ton Issues Warning to M ajor
 Organizations

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida, Feb. 24.-A third party will sweep the Presidential election should the Re- publicans and Democrats nominate wet candidates and insert wet blanks in their platform is pre- dicted by Dr. E. H Cherrington, General Secretary of the World League Against Alcoholism.
 Dr. Cherrington spoke today be- fore the Southern Convention of the Anti-Saloon League. Besides his prediction regarding a third party victory, he said he considered it only a possibility that both major parties will be wet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
SEATTLE ATTORNEY POLLS BIG VOTE
PLAN PROTEST FOR ACTIVITY,
 U. s. AVIATOR
Japan to Register Com plaint Regarding Robert
 Shorts, Killed in Air

SHANGHAI, Feb. 24. = It is learned here that Japan is prepar- ing a protest to the United States over the action of Robert Short Olympia and Tacoma, Washington airman reported killed in an air fight with the Japanese at Soo- chow. He fought three Japanese planes once before he was shot down. One of the Japanese pilots died later.
 Official news of Shorts death is still unreported, but the Chinese Government admits he has been killed in an air duel.
 Short was salesman for an air. plane company and started to de- liver a Boeing fighter to the Chi neSe Government when he was shot down.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
By ARMANDo MATTE

MONTEVIDEO, Feb 24.-Neither the Uruguayan government nor Iuyamtorg, the Russian trading or ganization which makes it's South American headquarters here, is worried by the allegations from ether countries that Uruguay is the fountainhead of a stream of com munist propaganda that is tinge- ing South America red.
 Chilean charges that communists in Uruguay inspired and helped to finance the December revolt in Copiapo: Peruvian suspicious that communists here knew all about the inner workings of the Aprista which has caused frequent trouble
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
SISTER OF YUKON" PASSES
 A W AY IN SOUTH
Kate Ryan, Familiar Figure in Gold Rush Days,
 Is Dead

VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb. 24.- Kate Ryan, aged 56 years, known as the Big Sister of the Yukon in the gold rush days, died here last Saturday following a long ill., ness.
 She was called the Big Sister because she never hesitated to go a long distance to aid any miner.
 In 1898 she was in the Atlin District collecting Government roy alties and was then known as Minnie Lamereaux. She also trav- eled the Stikine trail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
Uruguay Derides Charges that
 Country Shields Nest of Reds

there; Argentine irritation that the Iuyamtorg, expelled from Bue- nos Aires six months ago, should find hospiee over the river in Mon- tevideo-all these are regarded in Uruguay as nonsense.
 Welcomes Exiles
 Uruguay has long been a con genial place for those who have for one reason or another, left their native countries.
 Exiles from Argentina, Brazil and other Latin American repub- lies enter without annoyance. Mon- tevideo has become the home of many South American as well a: European communists.
 Continued on Page Seyen)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
GOVERNMENT
 LOSES CASE

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 24.- Through decision of the United States Land Office, the United States has lost title to the claim of $25 ,OO0, GOO in oil lands in the Elk Hills section.
 The decision held the land was not known to be mineralized when sold by the state therefore the United States had no claim
 The Government started action in 1929 against the Standard Oil Company of California and others, including Doheney and Associated Oil concerns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
Volunteers Service

Volunteers Service
 Srot volunteered his services with the Chinese for one week. He brought down one Japanese plane over Woosung, his own plane being bullet riddled.
 The next day. flying a Boeing pursuit plane, he spotted thee Jap anese bombers and escorted by three other Chinese pursuit planes attacked the bombers, killing the pilot of one and also the observor. Before he could get away, three Japanese planes were on him. He fatally wounded one of the pilots of the Japanese planes before he crashed in flames.
 The Chinese authorities have recommended the title of Colonel and Short will be buried with mili- tary honors. He was second Lieu tenant in the United States Army Air Reserves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
Macdonald No Prodigal
 To Labor Party Chiefs

LONDON, Feb. 24.-Even if Ram say Macdonald wants to return to labor party leadership, there is no fatted calf awaiting him, accord ing to recent utterances of party chiefs.
 Arthur Greenwood, minister of health in the 1930-31 labor cabinet, said that the departure of Mac Donald, Snowden and Thomas had not broken the party, but their re- turn would.
 J. R. Clynes and Dr. Addison have added their nays.
 The prime minister has not in- dicated his views publicly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
CLOSING PRICES TO-DAY

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 15. American Can 671s, Anaconda Copper 10, Bethle- hem Steel 21ss, Curtiss-W Wright, no sale; Fox Films 3A, General Mot ors 211z, Int rnational Harvester 23H, Kennecott 9ss. Packard Mot ors 4, United States Steel 47ls, Bunker Hill, no sale.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
FORMER PITT CAGE STAR
 CARRIES ON FOR TULSA

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 24-Charley CThe Chipper) Hyatt, Uniontown Pa, boy who made good in Uni versity of Pittsburgh basketball uniform, still roams the courts in a way that spreads consternation among rival teams of the Tulsa Oilers.
 Hyatt, with five field goals, led the Oilers to victory over the hitherto undefeated Kansas City athletic club in the Missouri Valley A. A. U. circuit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24

The woman's body was found in a shallow grave in the backyard of her home yesterday.
 Reed said the woman wanted to go back to bootlegging and he did not want her to do so, an argu- ment resulted and then he beat her to death.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
Bootlegger Says He Killed Los Angeles Woman to Keep
 Her from Illicit Business

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. 24.- Without any display of emotion. James Reed, aged 45, a bootlegger, told the police he beat Mrs. Anne Terrell, aged 40 years, to death with an iron bar when she enraged him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
GREW IS CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb 24.- The Senate today waved the rules and sent confirmation of Joseph c. McGrew direct to President Hoover. Ambassador Forbes re- gently resigned and is ready to leave Tokyo as soon as Grew ar- rives and takes up his duties.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
TWO LEAVE HOSPITAL

George Griggs and Sol Coppinger, both of whom entered St. Ann's Hospital last week for medical treatment, left the institution today for their homes in this city.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24

Blaine and Erickson are attempt ing a come back"
 Frank F. Fitts is a former news paperman, having been for years on the Seattle t-Intelligencer.
 Dan Langdon is a well known politician
 Arthur J. Ritchie, seeking the nomination for Mayor, was for mer Managing Editor of the Seat tie Star.
 Vic Meyers, orchestra le "a Ter, whose humorous antics during the Mayoralty campaign drew national attention, had Laura La Plante, film and stage actress, for his camp1ign manager during the last two weeks of the campaign She is appearing with a stock company on the speaking stage, a visiting star from Hollywood.
 Edwards in Come Back"
 Edwards is recalled Mayor also attempting to stage a "come back" Dore has been defense attorney in many of the most sensational murder cases in the Pacific North
 (Continued on Page Eight)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
Liquor Found in SaIt; Wds for
 AIaska Fishermen

SEATTLE, Feb. 24.-Liauor concealed as salt, destined for preparation of saIted fish, has been seized here and J. T Hansen, aged AS years, was ar- rested. He confessed he had 50 gallons of liquor on hand to ship in salt to Alaskan fisher men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
FOUR KILLED;
 AUTO STRUCK
 BY N. ?. TRAIN
Vehicle Is Carried with Victims Along Tracks
 for Two Blocks

KENNEWICK, Washington, Feb. 24.-Gus Carlin, aged 54; A N. Chellis, aged 56; MT. and Mrs. Ray Copeland, aged 36 and 32, were killed this morning in an auto mobile, driven by Carlin. when struck by a Northern Pacific Pass enger train.
 The auto was carried for dis tance of two blocks along the track and the locomotive was so badly damaged that it had to be replaced.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24

 IN TARDIEU

PARIS, Feb. 24-Andre Tardieu and his Cabinet secured a 309 to 262 vote of confidence today in the Chamber of Deputies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
MAY BE ALASKANS

Ray Copeland and his wife, re- ported killed in the bave Associat- ed Press dispatch, are believed to be Ketchikan residents, who were on a visit to the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24
OGRE IS HIGH
 MAN IN MAYOR
 RACE, SEATTLE
Polls Twice as Many Votes as Incumbent Harlin,
 Next Highest VIC MEYERS HAS
 REAL JAZZY TIME l wo Present Councilmen Nominated from Is
 Others at Primary

SEATTLE, Feb. 24. = John F. Dore, prominent criminal attorney, boiled twice as many votes as the next candidate in a record break ing primary yesterday for Mayor
 Robert H. Harlin, incumbent, and nationally known coal miners un- ion leader, was also nominated and the two will contest the election to be held March 8.
 The vote cast for the six leading candidates for Mayor are as fol- lows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24

China the thick fighting Chang Chang, the but his nationality Chang Eia Kcntuckn by gnsvi Mo Hall has had coorful flying soldier Not the original Lafayette Eeadri during the World War; but he has fought under
 the flag he bsgged 20 planes and decorated times by the allied Hall China flight then he has teaching the Chinese fly pretty job In his wthh body Hall be dpomat for tn. Chinese rebels whom he fought of the Only last Summer he deserted the Nankng Government with his took command of the air force of the Canton opposition
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24

tContinueo sn Page Six,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-02-24

The other candidates came traiI- ing along with small votes.
 CounciImanic Race Of the eighteen candidates, three to be elected. the following six received the high vote for Council: David Levine, incum-
 bent .......................42 AZ. .239 Phillip TindaL, incum-
 bent ..................35 35.954 Frank P. Pitts ............34,728 E. L. Blaine ...............34,7 ,728 Oliver T. Erickson ....31,993 Dan Langdon ............2 .25,652
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-30
SCENT IsTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITK0ZsEG
Pl6banos:
FT. BRO L6RINC
S54 Wilson Ave. Tel. S1905

A multi csiit0rt0k0n SIT. Ist-
van-otthonban kedves vendegse-
reg gyiilt 0ssze Matyas JOSEF es
neje Tarr Anna tiszteletere. Ha-
zassaguk 25 ewes evfordulojat i'm
nepeltek. 10 barataik megleptek
oket egy kis ajandekkal is. Aztan
teat szolgaltak fol.
Vasarnap a nagymisen pedig
plebanos megaldotta a jubilanso-
kat meleg szavakkal iidv0zolte
Gket s listen kegyelmet kivanta
nekik az elet tovabbi kiizdel-
meihez!
Delutan harom orakor Rosa
fuzertarsulat gyiilesezett. Pleba.
nos bejelentette, hogy az illetekes
egyhazi hatosagtol megszerezte a
sziikseges folhatalmazast Tar
sulat vezetesehez. Azonnal XII is
nevezte a vezetoket megigerte a
tagoknak, hogy a k0vetkezo gyu-
les alkalmaval a Tarsulat eddigl
dolgair6l be fog szamolni reszle.
tesen.
Delutan negy 6rakor a nagy est
dacara is, az Oltaregylet megtar.
totta rendkiviili gyiileset. Pleba-
nos lit is bejelentette, hogy az
Oltaregylet csatlakozasat romai
anyaegyletnel bejelentette, az
okmanyokat oman megkapta, mi
utan a Piisp0l1 ur is megadta Jo-
vahagyasat. Aztan reszletesen
megmagyarazta az Oltaregylet
celjat, kotelessegeit es kegyelmi
el0nyeit. A tagok felavat asanak
idejet julius 3-ara tiizte XII, mikol
is a nagymise alatt a tagok az
evangelium utan innepelyes cere
moniaval lesznek beiktatva.
Vasarnap este a Scent Vince
Egylet kartya-estelyt rendezett
szegenyei javara. Az es0s id0. da.
cara is szepen j0ttek 0ssze hi
veink. Kellemes estet t0lt6ttek
ogyutt. Maskor is lehetne ilyes-
NIT csinalni.
Nyari iskolank megnyilt az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-30

auton, aut6buszon jottek, hogy
lassak q l1tom6st.
A kilencedik napon mar mem.
csak ! gyermekek IS a sof5r lat
tax csodat. Egyre t0bben jelent-
keztek azok, akiknek szinten meg
jelent AZ Istenanya
Egyre nagyobb tomegek erkez-
tex s ahol sok az elnber, Oft sok
elem6zsia IS kell. Vols IL. IA ket
"lat6' gyermek sziileinek kis
korcsmaja ugy fellendiilt, hogy
mem is gy6zi kielegiteni a tizezres
tomegek igenyeit. Egesz Spanyol-
orszag az erquiogai csodar6l be-
szel.
Az orvosok, akik megvizsgaltak
a gyermekeket, ait hiszik, hogy
a csoda csak az 3 felizgatott KEEP
zcletiikben t0rtent. meg. A t0b-
biek pedig, akik szinten lattak a
jelenest, a tomeghatas kenyszere
alatt lathattak.
Mi igaz, mem tudjuk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-30

Prezsbiteriumi gyiiles. Egyha-
zunk prezsbiteriuma j0v6 heten
szerdan tartja rendes havi gyi-
leset. Keretnek a prezsbiterek,
hogy teljes szamban jelenjenek
meg.
Washingtonban. Az egyhaz lei
kesze, Nagytiszteletii asszony es
Laszl6 fiuk hetf0n Washington
ban voltak, amikor Amerika ma
gyarsaganak kepviseloi az 6haza
magyarsaganak ajandekait adtak
at, amikor megcsonkitott Ma
gyarorszag ugyet ismertetve ker-
tex nagynevii szenatort, hogy a
magyar igazsag erdek6ben megin-
ditott harcat folytassa. Mintegy
szaz magyar jelent meg Borah
szenator elott, az Egyesiilt ALA.
mok minden reszeb0l 0sszesere-
gelve. Borah szenator szivesen fo.
gadta kuld0ttseget.
Nyari iskolank. Nyari minden-
napos iskolankra es a konfirman.
dusok el6keszitesere ismetelten
felhivjuk a sziil6k figyelmet
.Kedden delel3tt 9 6rakor kezdo-
dix tanitas. A FARO unnepely
julius 31sen lesz
Perth Amboyban. Az egyhaz
lelkesze az elmult vasarnap Perth
Amboyban hirdette az evangeliu-
mot. Az istentisztelet utan az
egyhaz noegylete tartott gyiilest
amikor elhataroztak, hogy az Or
szagos Nosz0vetseg keleti konfe.
renciajat Perth Amboyba hivjak
meg julius 31-re. Mt. IIaky Zsig-
mondne mint orszagos eln0kn6 is
mertette a szovetseg munkajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-30
.AMERIkAl MAGYAR HlRnAP.

sat, a nagyobb munkabereket
csak egy haboru fogja meghozni.
Legyen hat haboru old0kl6 fegy-
verek nelkiil t6ke gyiim0lcse-
mex a dolgoz6k javara valo igaz-
sagos felhasznalasaert. Roosevelt
ten xviii van meg szamos meg
ert6 ember ebben az orszagban
akar kormanyz6i, akar senatori
yagy Representative allasban. Ne
legyen elhetetlen a nep, hanem -
mint mar maskor is megirtam -
nagybizottsagok, egyhazak, egy-
letek;- varosok utjan, vallas es
nemzetisegi kiilonbseg nelkiil kill
d0ttsegileg kepviseltesse magat,
fordujon senatorahoz, kormany-
zojahoz S az altal juttassa kivan-
sagat a kormanyhoz annak han
goztatasaval, hogy mint j6 pol
garok, torvenyes uton akarjal1 a
munka jogat S magat a munkat
visszanyerni, de mem masok jo-
gat serteni. Munkaert harcolni,
mem segelyt koldulni! Segellyel
| oldani meg a valsagot mem t0bb,
mint dus asztalokrol morzsakat
hullatni, silt csirkenek tollai,
| odavetni a nyomorult Lazarok ele
'(Vege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-30


r0gt0n Mixich Gaspar AL Pasa.
dena Ave, Youngstown, Ohio
cimcre,
Ezen intezkedes azert Walt silk
segesse, inert a rendezo bizottsag
tudni akarja, hogy k0riilbeliil
hany gyermek fog resztvenni
ezen szepsegversenyen, es hogy
eleg ideje legyen a bizottsagnak
a dijakat 0sszegyiijteni; inert mi-
mel tobb gyermek jelentkezik, an
nal t6bb dij lesz kiosztva.
ki! Kdldje be!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-30

els0 'heten kilencvenkett3 oyer
mex iratkozott be. J0ttek rende-
sen, pontosan mindennap. Tanul-
tunk irni-olvasni, tanultunk tor
tenelmet, foldrajzt, eneket. A la
nyok kezimunkat ,tanulnak. A
fiuk?... szeretik labdat a sziine-
TEX alatt.
Hitk0zs6gi epiileteink javitasa
nemsokara elkezd6dik, akik Sc
gitsdgiiket igertek, bevalthatnak
szavukat. Igerni sep dolog, de
AIT meg is adm ... az ugy lat
SILK mas kerdes GO.
J0v6 hetf6n lesz julius negye-
dixie. E napon hitk0zsegiink pix
niket fog tartani templom ko-
riili teren. Belep6jegy ferfiaknak
IS cent, n5knek 25 cent, gyerme-
keknek 10 cent. Kisorsolasra ke-
rul egy sep nagy borju. Assoc
nyaink nagyban kesziil6dnek.
hogy j6 etelekkel kedveskedhes-
senek vendegeknek. Lesz ma
gyar zene, satrak is lesznek felal-
iitva, hogy a nap heve ellen we'd
We legyenek az emberek. Szives
erdekl0dest varunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-30
'f93x, jltNlus 80.

ss&gal szemben, k0vetett kultur-
politikajaban ,d0nt5 fordulat al
lott be- A beliigyminiszterium ju-
MUS 1-t6l kezdve enged6lyezte
csehszlovak k0ztarsasdg egesz te-
riletere, beleertve q Szlovenszk6t
es az Erd5s Karpatokat is, az 0sz-
SECS magyarorszagi nyomtatva-
nyok szabad terjeszteset, a poll
tikai id6szaki sajt6 kivetelevel. A
pozsonyi orszagos cenzurahivatal-
max azonban jogaban all bizonyos
nyomtatvanyok terjeszteset meg
akadalyozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-30

Ifjus&gi K0riink e heten pente-
ken este tartja meg rendes havi
gyiileset, amennyiben a gyiles
megtartasanak rendes ideje ju-
lius negyediki unnepre esnek. E
Matt lesz tehat elsejen gyiiles.
Szombaton prezsbiteriumunk
tartja gyiileset templom base
nentjeben. Targya e gyiilesnek a
rendes havi elszamolas es esetle-
ges javaslatok el3keszitese a mas
napi kozgyiiles ele.
Julius San felevi kozgyiilesiin-
ket tartjuk meg istentisztelet We
geztevel templomban.
Nyari islkolank julius Sen, ked-
den reggel nyilik meg. Hat hetig
tart a tanitas ez alatt az lido
alatt keszittetnek elO konfir-
mandusok is az Ur asztalahoz va
10 jarulashoz. Tandii az egesz id6-
re egy-egy gyermek utan $1.OO,
mely az egyhaz penztaraba fog
befolyni. Eppen exert aki teheti,
tobbet is fizethet egyhazunk most
esedekes, nagyobb osszegii fizete-
S; Acknowledgment enyhitesere.
Kirandulast vett tervbe n6egy-
letunk mutt vasarnap delutan tar
tott rendes havi gyiilesen. Els pc
dig julius 4-en Milton Damre,
vagy Mill Creek parkba. Gyule-
kezes templomunk el0tt lesz del
el6tt 10 6rakor. Aki egy kellemes
napot akar fiirdessel, labdazassal
es egyeb jatekokkal elt0lteni, ke-
szIlj0n hozza. Akinek gepe mines,
i0het truckon, amirSl n6egy-
let fog gondoskodni. Eppen azert
ajanlatos, hpgy mindenki jelentse
be reszveteli szandtkat akarme-
lyik n6egyleti tagnal, vagy leg
kesobb vasarnap a templomban,
hogy a rendez6segnek legyen ide-
je truckokr6l gondoskodni.