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Evening star., 1932-04-19
Many Stirring Shots Are Made
AS Houg htOn Wins at Kenwood

rel cKenwoOd>. Mrs. R. N Sutton cwash-
900, Mrs C H MeriIat Cwashington,.
White White u1dian SPRING; s:o5, Mrs: H; D.
$40 Mrs, Jerome Meyer 1woodmont3' 1, Mrs.
w. p; Holtzman tArmy-Navy). Mrs. j. VIII
liam Harvey, il; Indian Spring; SIS, Mrs.
Alma Won Steinner tCongressionSD. Miss
WiniiTed Faunee Manor s;2s, Mrs Everett
SHTessionan. Miss Elizabeth BrawnsT (Chevy
CChase(; s;25, Mrs p, R, Keefer tChevy
Mrs Douglas Tscheiy 1OS iva thnston9 iqIsh sofnS'
80 Mrs Y. E. Booker Washington, Mrs.
Hush Nicolson Cunattachedi; s:ss Mrs. j.
PSSdsH sssLaI (fSnsFsssoRsD 6 MS + 3 sSiplsy
Ms. Hedrick = Army aaa .MNSssns'Sqs Na15}i S4s.
Mrs. R, QuinteT CCoiamsisS. is6fsss''pdrs. Mrs.
Z OSBORNE tArmyNavyl: $50. Mrs
Hacsar NJ 9rbnrs Haynes sSColq1mbsia1, Miss Susan
,SMGlg@9ia MaSor3 Mrs s5s' Mrs A.I e MeclelIsnd
j. i BULLOCK INDIAN M spTiIs spTins, ManOr'' Mrs
1000 Mrs. George DiTenbaugh Undian
sspriinsl' sDrinsg' Mrs Mrs H H; shinnick INDIAN
Mrs. I 6. wolper CKenwood1. Mrs. Rich
sda,0i sdd Dunbar 1ndtan Spring.. Mrs. j. T.
IIManorl, Mrs Jane Kramer Manor, MIS- Mrs.
=; ~ De EaFgeS columbia. Mrs. A s.
L-rulner tColumbial, Mrs. Charles White
tCoIumbia)i 1920, Mrs. L. T Booth fChevy
tG;AaSel' Mrs Huston Harper CONGRESSIONAL, ,
MRS r ). Kennedy undian Spring.: 10 IS
Mrs William Bush (Congressionan. mrs. r.
a. Lacey tKenwoodl, Mrs. E. A Rule ken
Hoodl 1890, Mrs. L. c. Pray Manor, Mrs
4. y Payne tCongreSsionaD; Mrs F. @.
Await Await Congressional; 1895. Mrs G B.
DDeSjardlns tCongressionau. Mrs J. E Nc
C3oe tWashingtonl, Mrs. Ralph Sascer
MANOR, Mrs. J. w Anderson twar CoilegeJ,
MRS Max CARRIER tArmy-Navyl. 10 As, Mrs
= .. AmorouS tCongreSSionaD. Miss Jessica
Harvey lCongresslonaD, Mrs F. NJ Yager
tNWH,aaSnnngtonl; 1880. Mrs. Byron Price
nWsSnlhgtonl, Mrs. Charles P. Penn tCon-
ISonl' So9nnl 1o:55, Mrs r. G. Jones (Army-Navy),
MRS george Elliott Chevy ChaSel.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
spose of Leuinsky Poue That He HEAVYWEIGHT HOPE
Injury Is Blamed
On New Grid Rule

WILMINGTON. Ohio, April 10
Wv up. The Revised foot ball
rules. relating to the kickoff, were
exposed today to a coach's criticism
that they were responsible for the
critical injury of one Of his players.
Tom Williams, le, Wilmington
high school player suffered brain
conclusion in a practice game yes
terday. while trying 70 block an
opponent.
Coach Amos Smith said Williams,
playing a guard. on the defensive
team. was exposed to greater pos
sibility of injury because the new
rules prevented him from meeting
the full speed of an opposing player
with equal force
The Wilmington team went through
a 10-game schedule last season. unde-
feated and without a serious injury,
but Smith predicted the new kick
eff rule viii result in more injuries
than ever"
Evening star., 1932-04-19
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR.

EDDIE FOSTER. Danny Moeller
- and Howard Shanks are young
sters picked up this year by the
Washington team, who are doing
well.
Casinos defeated Welsbachs two
out OF three in the National Capital
Bowling League. Thye, Goodman,
Rider, Pearson and Hawksworth
rolled for the winners and HALEY,
Riston, Griffin. Rupert and Michaud
performed for the losers.
Maryland Agricultural College and
Georgetown mines were to meet in
base ball this afternoon on the Hill
top. The farmers were to enter the
game without the services of Dom
and Shipley, two of their most val
ua6le players. O'Connor or Heffer-
nan was to pitch for G. u, while
Hofecker was slated to hurl for the
Aggies.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
NAVY LEADERS SELECTED
Captain and Managers for Gymnas-
tics and Water Polo Named.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, April 1s.-Mid-
shipman W. T. Denton of Dallas. Tex.
flying rings champion of the Eastern
intercollegiate Gymnasium League, has
oeen elected captain for next year.
Mldshipman T. H. Britain of Kent.
Ohlo, was chosen manager.
water polo selected O 1898 leader.
Mldshipman G. II. Miller of Hammand
IND Midshipman j. J. Mccormack OF
New York City was named manager.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
ROLLS INTO SECOND PLACE.

ST. LOUIS, April 10 (P.-Mrs. L,
Kranieh of Detroit, with a score OF
1,7s8 went into second place for the
all-events in the women's international
bowling congress tournament. Marie
Warmbier of Chicago, still is first with
| 4o7
Evening star., 1932-04-19
GIRL, 13, SWIM VICTOR
Helen Smith Breaks Into Olympic
Picture as Free-style Star.

CHICAGO. April 10 GA 13-year-
old girl from indianapolis, Helen Lee
smith. has popped into the woman S
Olympic swimming picture
The Indianapolis youngster last night
won her first big time start in the Illi-
nois Women's Athletic Associations in
vitational meet, defeating Lisa Lind
strom Of the Women's Swimming Asso-
cation OF New York in the 220-yard
frrv-~ eVle event.
Evening star., 1932-04-19

Il - II. l.. %. L. JOffNOON Is Lne
winner Of the Harry A. Gillis
1 Trophy, for which senior
members Of the Chevy Chase
Club competed during the past week
end. DR.. johnson turned in a card of
49, with handicap Of strokes for
a net of 80 to win the initial tourney
of the seniors this year. Rear Ad-
miral j. D. Beuret. E. o. Wagenhorst
and Gen. H. B. Crosby, the District
Commissioner. tied for second, with
net cards of 80. The seniors also quail
ified for the Perkins Plate tourney, a
match play affair, whose first match
will be played on Thursday, with one
match each week thereafter. Here are
the pairings for the Perkins Plate first
round: Gen. H. B. Crosby QO VS.. Col.
E. A. Hickman (5), Admiral j. D.
Beuret (6) VS.. Capt. H. G. Gilmore
Q3), Grahame H. Powell 800 VS.. E. 1.
Lewis Q3), Gen. H. P. Mccain 90 VS..
Charles V. Wheeler CD, Dr. L. B. T.
johnson go VS.. E. NJ Talcott "a, Gen.
Hanson E. Ely CD VS.. Walter G. Peter
CD, B. S. Minor UD VS.. Capt. E S.
Kellogg 80, Judge E. K. Campbell
(lO VS.. E. o. Wagenhorst (6).
The putting tourney scheduled over
CAiO NCCA CAo Wdo pOStkOicu UcCdQSe OF
insufficient entries.
MEMBERS Of the er-Departmenta
1V1 Golf League met last evening at
the Treasury Department and
elected L. A. Reynoldson of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. president of the
league. An annual tourney for the IN
dividual and team championships of
the Government departments is held
D. P. Swope OF the Interior Department
was named vice president. Ralph A.
Shepard was reelected secretary and
also will become treasurer of the organ
ization. Frank G. Butler of the War
Department was named chairman OF
the important Handicap Committee.
Selection Of course for the tourney
will be made at meeting of the Execu-
tive Committee next week. Kenwood
will probably be chosen for the tourna-
ment. The event will be a two-day
competition at 36 holes medal play, with
entries limited to 400 contestants.
TEAM matches played yesterday at
l. Chevy Chase by teams representing
10 member clubs of the Women's
District Golf Association found the Con-
Evening star., 1932-04-19
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 90.
DlNOLEc--I 7 10 I'M.
Northeast Temple League Night }
TEAMS--8 PM.

AlIey. CIASH
80 West Washington No. 2. B YP.u,
"a Brookland. D. Y p U..-............
IS Nationals. Gen Counsel. el.............
36 Giants. Gen. Counsel. ...............
81 Shortened Procedure, ]. C. Co..
SO Trinity No. !, Takoma PIX Church n
80 Patents No. 2. Dept. Commerce. ......
so Grace, Lutheran. Observation-Disclosures. .
Al Sunrise Bakery Northeast Temple
AZ Peerless Club, Northeast Temple. .... c
43 Rinaldi Tailors. Northeast Temple.
- Lucky Strike, Northeast Temple -. 3
as Freemans Norlneas' Temple. .....
40 Artie Bells. Northeast Temple ....
~ Times Terrors, Northeast Temple 80. c
AZ Palmateers. Northeast Temple
49 Try-Me Garage, Northeast Temple. z
30 a. c. Thomas, Northeast TSIple Z
Evening star., 1932-04-19
IT was a slow field at the barrier last
1 night. Poor starts appeared to hit
rly ogarU hnurlar

i night. Poor starts appeared to hit
nearly every bowler.
Eddie Keith assumed the lead in class
A singles with 334, which won't stand
up long. Among those to hop was
Hokie Smith, runner-up for high aver
age in the District League. Hokie shot
307, or about so sticks under his aver
age
They did better in class B. C. w.
Wheeler's 343 taking the lead. In class
c, r. Holder stood out with 314, while
classes D and were topped by j. West
and E. Merrick and N. Wasserman, re-
spectively, the latter two tying with 3l5.
West rolled 337.
M Walker and O. Webb took the lead
in class A doubles with $50. Morrison
and Schechter rolled 687 in class B to
hop out in first place, while the duos Of
Riggs and Shaffer, Hosken and Wright
and Engle and Wine assumed the lead
in classes C, d and E, respectively, with
scores Of 693, GIG and COS.
Book of Washington rolled the nights
best team score with 1881, taking the
lead in class B. Cathedrals rolled 1,584
in class C and Heller Plating Co. hoped
in front in class D with l,541. Income
shot 1883 in class Z.
DIXIE PIGS went out In front in
II class A in the suburban duckpin
tournament now In progress at
Mount Rainier and Hyattsville. The
Dixies shot 1907.
Lustine- Nicholson forged to the top
in class C with l,57l, while Brentwood
Market, in class d, rolled 1850.
The only doubles team to roll last
Evening star., 1932-04-19
r NAUSP1CIOUSLY, the twenty-sec-
ond Washington City Duckpin AS
SOciatiOn Tournament naened last

n
sociation Tournament opened last
night. Tonight will be lean pickin's,
too. but Northeast Temple
League night"-some of the well known
fireworks can be expected to pop and
splutter.
Only II five-man teams and 8
doubles combinations are slated for ac-
ton at Convention Hall today, the
lightest of the tournament. OF the II
teams all except will roll at pm.
Owls and Wrens of the Post Office
League will shoot at pm. The other
nine are from the Income Tax Unit
League
Tomorrow's schedule is not dotted
with the names of star bowlers but
feared contenders in classes B, c, d
and E will be numerous In singles dou-
bles and team events.
The entire 10-team Northeast Temple
League will shoot, along with eight
others. Thirty-six will roll singles and
Is two-man teams will shoot in the
doubles.
Evening star., 1932-04-19
No Thrills Likely in Duckpin
Tournament Until Tomorrow

night, H. Smith and c. w. Cross, rolled
633 in class A.
CPOracs
Evening star., 1932-04-19

R. L. B. T. JOHNSON is the
winner Of the Harry A. Gillis
Trophy, for which senior
Evening star., 1932-04-19
DISTRICT BOXERS
PREVAIL ON CARD
Get Chance to Prove CaIiber
in Day Nursery Show in
Alexandria Tonight.

n E ANY of the Districts leading
M flstic artists will vie for hon.
ors tonight at Portner's Arena,
in Alexandria. where the Day
Evening star., 1932-04-19
MEMBERS of the Inter-Departmental

TEAM matches played yesterday at
l. Chevy Chase by teams representing
10 member clubs of the Women's
District Golf Association found the Con-
Evening star., 1932-04-19
MICKEY IN SERIOUS
TRAINING FOR TEST
One Time Holder of Middle
WeIter Crowns WSioning
Another Title.
BY SPARROW McGANN.

n IEW YORK, April 19.-Mickey
M Walker is playing the rules
4 Y of the game in preparing
for his fight with King
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
F0LIsMKRT B44(KRABL6K.
rs GYILKOSOK

Michael Hadok. % y Center
street, es Mike Manulo. 1879
Lawrence street, lakosokat a ren.
dorseg elfogta azon gyanu alap-
Jan, hoey Ok k0vett1k cl Verona
Pa.-ban az Allegheny Valley
Trust Co. kirablasAt es a rahlas
kovetke2tfben agvml3ttek n.
Mcfarland. a bank cgyik penn
tarnokat.
A ktt Youngstown rablogyil-
kost Pittsburgh, Pa.-ban f6ismer.
tex Is a rendorstg lctartoztntta
A bankrablasnal jelen volt ket
szemtanu, aki a szembesites alkal.
naval hatarozottan allitotta. hogy
Hadok Is Manullo k6yctttk cl a
rablast Is gvilkossagot.
A rend6rseg eros 6rrzct alatt
tartja a gyilkosokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
MARCUS 1DusA
YOUN0ST0WNBANs

A Nagyhfzottsag kebclnb1l ala.
.knlt Marcus l5.iki iinncptly rem
dezo bizottsaga fcbruar lien tar
tott gyiilesen a miisort felig.med-
dig 0sszeallitotta, csupan cgy
yagy ket szereplGnek kcll meg a
helyet biztositani es ICY a pro.
,gramm teljesen kesz lesz.
A programmed azonban a Macy
bizottsag gyulese ele kcll terjcsz.
teni j6vahagyas vegett ts csak
azntan lesz az lapban k1z0lve.
Az iinneptly marcus h6 L3.;in,
vasarnap delutan lesz megtartva.
A rendez5 bizottsag legk0zelcb-
bi gyiilesc februar h6 19-cn. PEN
teken este 8 orakor lcsz Danish
JOSEF irodajaban, l9 Boardman
street szam alatt megtartva
A bizottsag tagjai keretnek.
hogy ezen a gyiilesen teljes szam.
ban jelenjenek meg.
Mixich G&spar, titlsar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
ELAJULT EMBER Az
UTICA K0vEZETEN

Egy thsegt6l elajult emh"rre
akadtak a .i#rokclok a Mahoaine
avcnncn AZ clainlt embert be.
szallitottak st. Elisabeth's Ho-
spitalba. ahol condos apolas ala
vctt6k.
A midon magahoz teri rem
d3rseg kihallgatta Is ckkor kide.
riilt. hogy a szcrencsctlcn ember
Frank Priheta, 65 ewes ember.
Priheta clmondta a rcnd3rtiszt-
mex. hogy honapok ota mem evett
jo ttel IS fekv6helyc eey Steel
street, 6cskavas-telep volt. Egye-
dill hozzatartoz6i Lengyelorszag-
ban laknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
Hubbard gyarak
iizennbe helyezese
Valley Mould es a Sheet & Tube
gyarak megkezdtek mik0desiiket.
T0bb sz&z ember nyert elhe.
: lye2est q ket nagy Izemben

A Valley Iron 4 Mould Cor
poration elhatarozta, hogy iizcm.
be helyezi hubbardi telcpet, mely
splhatarozasit vcgrc is hajtotta,
j czen cselckedctevel t0bb sza2
munkanelkiilit juttatott munka-
lloz. 4 vezct6s1g a gyar iizembe
hclyczesevel cllensulyozni akarja
"a napr6l.napra novekcdo Macy
lnnnkaptlkiiliseget. .
Ugyanebben az id6ben iizem-
bchelvezte a Youngstown Sheet
& Tube hubbard telcptnek bias
furnace-t.
Ezen ket gyartelep iizembe he
lyezese nagy el6rchaladast jelent
az aceliparban.
Altalanosan k0zismert dolog,
hogy a Valley Iron 4 Mould Cor
poration maya nemcbcn a vi
lag legnagyobb gyartelepe.
A Valley Mould legnagyobh
actlgyarak szallitoja es telepencls
iizembc helyczfsc nagy follend;i-
/ lest ,.jelcnt nemcsak az acelgyarak
szamara. hancm ~ autogvirtlsra
! is nagy befolyassal van.
a f0llendiih acrlipar gvartas.
sal egyidcjiileg a Ford Motor Co
is megkczdtc gylrtclcptn"k fci-
lo10tt iizem mcnettt. \ ryar mhI
I, gvartia ~ nj nyolc cylin1ercs
Ford antomobilokat czcn. u; ii
pusu automobiles gyartasava'
ARA lehet k0vetAeztetni, hogy
ezcn gyarak nagy megrendelsse
| ket fognak kapni a Ford gyartol
E4 49, -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
LoRANTFFY rYttLEs

Tagiaink szives figyelmetAfcl-
hivj,rk ARA, hogy februar 2l-6ns
vasirnap d6lutan 3 oral kezdet-
tel tartjuk rendes havi eyiile-
siinket.
K6rjiik tagjainkat, hogy lehc-.
t6leg teljes szamban megjelenni
szivcskedj jenek,. mivel sok fontos
tArgy kerTtl megbeszel6sre : exert
szikseges,. hogy tagjaink jelen
legyenek. vegye ki rfszdt 4 mum
kab6l minden testvsr IS egyiitt,
egymdst megertve dolgoszunk
egyh4mnkert, a scent calfrtsI
melyet kitlztdnk celunknak,
yAlSssvpat lseyep: { Krisxtbs-
81 - 4 AZ A1tlStt mindsot 1
eeevi spsrete ettal hixja ~ n
vtrje ! tsSs6e Azivsa IN n.
n6stt y y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
BEKITES K0ZBEN
ELvEszTETTE oRPAT

AZ Andrews avcnncn kct en-
Der sz6vaTtas k0zbcn verekelni
kezdett. A verekedest Fred An
thony, Ills McHenry street szam
alatti lakos is nezte egy darabig,
de amidSn AIT latta, hogy a ket
j6madar nagyon belemelcgedik a
verekedesbc oda4grott hozzaiuk
IS bekiteni pr6bGlta q ket harA.
tot. A vereked5k k6zil az egyik
elSr4ntotta has6t IS le~>s
Anthony orrit. A sulyesan sdrilt
sb6kek0svetit6t beszAllitottak a
ST Eliza beth . Hcgpitelbs. A ron.
d6rseg meginditotta q nyomoAast
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
II Ewes HELYBELI
LEANY ELTttNESE

Florence Sirbu, Ia ewes. 400
Early road szam alatti lakos ap.
janak Ironim Sirbu, 8. Matt
st.-i iizletdb5l fiiszerarut szalli.
tott haza auto n. Amid3n az apa
iizletzaras ntan hazatkrt q leanyt
nem talalta otthon. Kereses6re
indnlt IS amid6n a kasS kjjeli
6rakig mem tert haza, hejelentet.
te a rend5rs6gen leanya eltiine-
set. A rend6rssg masnap meata-
l<a o. aut6t Wickliffen, de
lelnya eltdnt. A renA6F1{gnek q
= f6ltevtse, hogy ! sx3r leaAv
rabl6k kez6be keriilt,
IS a rend6rs6g sSSlestxFf nyems.
16st ipditott q leaHysaAl6 k4&re.
kcritfke iigyeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
B. N. Cardozo, q
Supr !. Court biraja.
Herbert Hoover, az Egyestilt Al
lamok eln0ke Benjamin Nathan
Cardozot jel6te ii a Supreme
Court birajaul.

I 4 t. ssa ~ ~ !. <
Herbert Hoover napokban
iclolte Ii Beniamip Nathan Car
dozot, New York ALLAN felebbe-
zesi biroslgaiiak clnok birajat AZ
Egyesiilt Allamok lcefelsSbb BIZ
rdsagalioz {Snprcn,e Court BIZ
raul. A jel5lts oliver Wendell
Holmes bir6 lemoh,lasaval Walt
sMiksegesse.
Holmes bird Repnblikanns volt.
Cardozo bir6 zsill6 vallasu ss
meggy5z6dott dem0krata.
Az nj biro beiktatasa a k;izeli
napokban varhato. A jelolest
tartalmazo okmanyt j6yahagy:,s
cfIiab6l attettek a szenatushoz.
Cardozo bir6 ielolese nagy ;,r6-
met keltett Washingtonban es a,
Egyesiilt Allamok tanacstaeiai-
max k0reben.
Herbert Hoover clniik mie!6tt
jel6lesre clhatarozta volna ma
CAT, mesbeszclesckct folytatott
Watson. Indiana allan tanacs-
tagjaval, valamint Rcpuhlik:i.
nus Part vezct6 farfiaival Is IA
Egycsult Allamok tanacsanal
megbizottaival.
Cardozo bir6 iel6ltseyel Il Sup:
RENE Conrt.ban 6t Repnblikann>
ts negy Demokrata igazsaeszol-
galtat6 foglal helyct.
Cardozo a masodik zsid6 val!a.
sn igazsagszolgaltato a Supreme
Courtban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
SCENT 1sTvAN EGYLEr

Beteg tagjaink: Kcmccsci 10
zsef 333 Greenwood ave. Ozv.
Cselle Fercncne, Rid. No. 10, New
Brunswick. N. j. Schmidt Istvan
881 Rose st. Jambrik Istvanna
200 s. jackson st. Tarr Janos, II.
A. Box 100 A., Gary, Ind. Habo-
dasz Gusztav 303 Pasadena ave.
Knapik Janos 178 Manchester
ave. Betegseg tikdrnal ielen-
tend3: 766 Cassius ave. Tel 3OS69
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
KET BANDITA TAMADAsA

Herman Jacobs, III T. Marion
avenuei lakos Ford Is Fairgreen
avennek sarkan varakozott egy
aut6buszra, amid0n hirtelen meg.
ALT el6tte egy automobil, amely-
b3l ket ismcretlen cmber kiszallt
Is kahyszeritctte Jacobst, hogy
szalljon kocsijukba. Amid6n be-
szlllt, a ket bandita elrabolta
Jacobs 6rAjAt IS lanc&t. Amikol
a rablast elvegeztek, q megrabolt
utast kitessekelt6k kocsijuk 81 q
tovdbb robogtak. A rend3rssg ke'
resi- 4 bandit&kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
NYOLC CENTR0L SZ0L0
CHECKET KAPOTT JONES

James E. jones. Youngstown
varos v: penziigyigazgat6ja ktzhez
kapott egy 8 ccntr6l sz6l6 check
ct, mely osszeggel a varos tarto-
zott neki mutt evi fizetes gya-
nant. Ezen kisosszegii checked
ut6lag azert kapta, inert Jones
fizeteset mem lehetett cgyenlo re-
szekre' folosztani es minden fize-
tes alkalmaval egyharmad centtcl
kevesebbett kapott. Ezen egyhar-
mad cent az ev "a napjan szamit.
va nyo1c centet tett XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
VERHOVAY Silk FI0K
TEA-ESTELYT TART

A campbclli 321.ik Verhovay
fi6k, amcly az ut6bbi id3hen sep
fcjl6desnelS indnlt. e ho 27.Sn,
szombathoz egy hftrc a Robinson
Road es jefferson utcak sarkan
tea.estelyt tart, amclvrc ncmcsak
a tagsagot, hancm mindcn ma.
gvart szivesen mcghiv.
"Egy kvodertrt telies cllatas'
mondta a tea.cStely rcndezestvel
megbizott harom buzgo tag IS pc.
dig Raboczi Istvan titkAr, Csik5s
Janos es Sass Gabor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18


Hasabokat irhatnank a Yolmgs.
town 6s kornyeken altalanos SEE
retetnek 0rvcnd6 magyar csalad.
r6l, amelynek minden tagja Macy
himevet Is dics6seget szerzett a
magyar nevnek.
A csalad minden cgycs tagja
olyan nevelesben reszcsiilt, amely-
re nemcsak, hogy sziil6k tekint-
hetnek biiszken yissza, a multra.
de biiszkek vagyunk mi is, ma.
gyarok, S biiszke onerzettel han.
goztassuk: Bar tobb ilyen Meny-
hert.csalad volna Yonngstown-
ban!
Menyhert j. Imre, aki 4 Union
National Bankban elfoglalt AHA
sa cl0tt Commercial National
Bank tisztvisel3je volt, t6sgy0-
kercs magyar embcr, akit yaro.
sunk magyarsdga csak orommel
iidv0z0lhet uj allasaban. Magnnk
reszerBl lapunk utjan fejezziik XII
legjobb szerencsekivanatainkat
Menyhert j. Imrevel szemben,
al1nek multja, jelene Is joy6je
csak dicsosegere yalhatik varo-
sunk 0sszmagyarsaganak
A kedves es agilis banktisztvi-
sel5 tletrajzat az alabbiakban ko-
z0ljiik:
Menyhert j. Imre' (James E.
Minehart) Youngstownban sziile-
tett 1900 majus no San. Tanul-
manyait helybeli public school
okban vegezte Ell. Amidon tanul-
manyait elvegezte, bet6lt6ttc a
II cvcs eletkort 6s alkalmazast
kapott Commercial National
Bankban, ahol IA evig alkalmaz-
va volt. Mint kiildonc kezdte el
eletpalyajat a bankban, ahol meg
bizhat6saga, szorgalma r6ven el.
nyertc a bank egyik penztarnoki
allasat, valamint pancelszoba
felugyelet6vel is megbiztak.
Sziilei 40 kvvel ezel3tt vando.
roltak XII Magyarorszag, Abauj
megyeb5l A1nerikaba. Azon ma,
gyar csaladok k0ze tartoznak
akik elsSknek telepedtek itt le
A csal6dnak s el3 gyermeke van
l mindegyik kivette reszst varo,
sunk magyar tarsadalmi, polgari
IS yallAsos eleteben.
Msuyh6rt ]. Imre nagy islne
I ssta6sre, Dc m4g enn3l nagyobt
sol,Ft, 4-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
Macy MUNKAT vE0zETT
a FIRST NATIONAL BANK
VEZET0SE0E

"A First National Bank ieaz-
gat6i nagyszerii ma1nkat v6geztek
q reszvenycsek, . takarek betevok
es Youngstown varosaval szem-
ben'' mondotta William II.
Taylor bankvizsgal6, s, amid0n atad-
to ! Union National Bankkal ko-
t0tt yagyonszerzSdtst.