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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23

kepet, amelxek fiizetet igazi
kinccse teszik. Az egyes magyar
videkek viseleteinek szinpompas
gazdagsagat kepekben oily RENEE
kill visszaadba meg sohasem lat
TUX, mint ezekben kepek5en.
Megelevenedik elottunk Mezok0-
vesd, Alsonyek, PEGS, Mohacs,
Szeged, a Bacska, a Matravidek,
Dunantul Balaton, Tokaj vi.
deke gazdag es szinpompas nep-
viselete, az aratas, a pusztai elet,
a kenyersiites, a dohanytores, a
falusi siites-f0zes, mosas, loitatas,
gulya legeltetes sok erdekes jele-
nete. mem is emlitem a remek taJ-
kepeket es fovaros szepsegeit
bemutat0 t0bb remek f0lvetelt.
Amerikai egyhazainknak, tes-
tiileteinknek sohasem volt ilyen
alkalma igazan olcso es remek-
szep ajahdekot ADM a nyari ma
gyar iskolak jol tanulo n0vende-
keinek. Aki eddig is tor6d0tt az
zal, hogy amerikai ismerosei kO-
reben megismertesse a magyar
eletet, a magyar fold szepsegeit,
ezzel fiizettel kezeben ezt most
mar szazszor k0nnyebben megte-
heti. Aki otthoni ismerosei szama-
ra szokott kiildeni itt megjelent
magyar vonatkozasu dolgokat, is
kolaknak, k0nyvtaraknak Macy.
szerii szolgalatot tehet, ha ezt
kiildi haza. Aki pedig szeretettel
szokta gyiijteni az ilyen dolgokat
annak gyiijtemenyebdl ennek a
fiizetnek hianyoznia mem szabad
Tovabba az amerikai magyar
sagnak illenek ezt az ajandekot
meg is k0sz0nni s ICY nagyoh
sep lenne, ha a magyarsag we've
to emberei levelben ertesitenek a
folyoirat szerkeszt6seget elisme-
resiikr0l.
A National Geographic Magazine
juniusi szamat meg lehet venni
mindeniitt, ahol jobb folyoirato.
kat arulnak. Siessen bel0le min
denki megszerezni annyit. ameny.
nyit tud, addig, amig tart a kesz-
letb0l! Or0kke sajnalni fogja
minden magyar, aki ezt meg
mem ismetlGdS alkalmat elmu.
lasztja! (Magyarsag)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
FARRELL, PA.
FAGYLAI.T-EsTEf.Y


A Farrell Rom. Kath. Ndegy-
let junius 26-an, vasarnap temp
lom koriili teren Macy fagylalt-
estelyt rendez.
A n6egylet mint mindig, ugy
most is gondoskodni fog Arrol,
hogy ez alkalommal mindenki ,j6l
erezze magat. A belepti jegyek
arat - a mai bevetelekhez ara
nyitva feln6ttekhek 15c, oyer.
mekeknek 5 c-ben allapitottAk
meg. Aki tehat egy kellemes es-
tet akar elt6lteni, hasznalja XII q
kedvez6 alkalmat. Rendez6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
National Geographic Magazine

Gy0ny0rii ajandekot kapott a
1nagyarsag most junius hawaiian,
olyan helyrol, ahonnet mem is
varta volna. Amerika egyik Leg
tekintelyesebb es ketsegteleniil
legszebb havi folyoirata, a Ma
tional Geographic Magazine mos
tani juniusi szamat valosagos ma
gyar STAMINA tette. Harom terje-
delmes, Magyarorszaggal foglal-
kozo cikk van benne, 0sszesen 65
.magyarorszagi keppel, ame1yek
:k0ziil 27 csodasz6p szines KEEP. =
Aki vegignezi ezeket a kepeket,
annak ell kell ismernie, hogy
ilyen kepek meg soha amerikai
folyoiratban mem jelentek meg
Magyarorszagr6l, SGT ami szines
Kepeket illeti, szegeny magyar
orszagi lapokban sem lehct hoz-
zaiuk hasonlot talalni.
Tudomasunk szerint ugyanez a
tekintelyes foly6irat most masod-
szor foglalkozik Magyarorszag-
gal. 1916-ban vagy 1917-ben az
egyik szama szinten magyar jel-
legU szam volt, sok erdekes skep-
pei, de akkor a kepek k6z6tt mem
volt szines egy sem. Most, ezzel a
masodik meglepetessel olyan ked.
yes ajandekban reszesiilt a ma.
gyarsag, amelyet el6gge' erteke[
nj es megkoszonni alig lehet.
A foly6irat kisse draga, dara
bonkint SO centbe keriil, de ne
kiink magyaroknak ennel sokka1
t0bbet er. Az hatvan0t KEEP es b
ineIIettuk IevO llarOm fOkOnSZen-
yes cikk sokkal nagyobb -ert5ket
kepvisel minden magyar szamara
mint az nehany cent, amibe q
foly6irat keriil. Magyar szult
kedvesebb es szebb magyar ajan
dekot mem adhat lit Amerikabah
gyermekei szamara, mint amilyef
ez a vaskos, 0tven centes, konyv-
mex is beillo fiizet. A sziilG, ak
mem csak meselni akar Magyar
orszagr0l gyermekeinek, hanen1
mutatni is akar valamit nekik q
magyar eletbol, magyar fold
szepsegeib6l, idealisabb segitse-
get keresve sem talalhat, mint
kiil0n0sen AIT a n, remekszepeh
es t6keletesen szinezett magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23

Az Egyesilt Al1amok nyonl-
daja Washington, y. C.-ban mil
li6szamra nyomja az ,lj 3 centes
postabelyegeket. A kincstar biz
tosra veszi, hogy a ket centes le-
velilleteket fel fogjak emelni ha-
rom centre Is exert junius We
geig minden munkanapotl 100 mil
lio 8 centes belyeget nyomathak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
MAGYAR RIeFoRMkTUD
1GYHkx
Lelk6o4s
faAKY zsftsMoND.
Templom = par6kia:
7sf Mahonink Avs. Tel. ss04s.

Vendeglelkesz. E h6 utolso va
sarnapjan, 26-an, templomunk-
ban vendeglelkesz predikal. Tiszt.
rzegledi Sandor, amerikai tanul-
manyuton lev6 ohazai lelkesz. BIZ
zonyara sokan fogjak meghall-
,gatni Czegledy tiszteletes urat,
aki nemsokara vlsszater a sziil0-
hazaba, aki Youngstownbol kel-
lemes emlekekkel fog tavozni. Az
egyhaz lelkesze t5bbrehdbeli li-
vatalos ,iigy elintezesere Philadel-
phiaba Is New Yorkba ment. Ta-
volleteben minden egyhazi iigy-
ben forduljanak a hivek 10th
Istvan f6gondnok urhoz akar a
varosbeli Deluxe iizletben, akAr
pedig Steel street, iizleteben.
AZ ifjusag munkaterve. Egyha-
zunk ifjusaga egy k0zelmulti gyu-
Lessen elhatarozta, hogy az 6sz es
a tel folyaman rendes vallasos
ijsszei0veteleken es est6ken kivill
mas munkat is fog vegezni ts a
k6vetkezo programot allitotta
ussze: okt6ber 31.en Hallowe 'eh
bal, november hazafias gyasz-
iinnepely, november 20, Wa
shington Gy0rgy emlekiinnepely,
december nepszinmii el6adasa,
ianuar 2 ifjusagi ujesztendei bal
Az enekkar is dolgozott XII mum
katervet kJvetkezo datumo
!, kat valasztotta' XII: okt6ber 9 6
80, november 20, december 4, 20
81 es januar l. EFT a munkaterve1
benyujtotta a prezsbiterium eli
; jovahagyas vegett. A prezsbite
rum 0r0mmel vette tudomasul
( hogy az ifjak a Nagytiszteletl
asszony vezetese mellett ujbd
: rendszeres munkat fognak We
gezni.
!. A Napsugar Egylet mutt seer
: dan este tartott gyiilesen 8 u
J, taggal szaporodott. Az III tagol
: iiivatalos beiktatasa a szeptehi
r beri gyiilesen lesz. A NaIsuga
|. Egyesulet is fokozottabb Grove
i fog munkalkodni a nyafi meleI
n h6napuk elinultaval.
< szemelyi hir. A lelkesz csaladj
: nyar folyamara elutazott kelet
t re, hogy 1yarat rokonsag ke
e reben t0ltse. Utjukra elkiserte a
: egyhaz lelkesze 6ket, aki azonbat
j. a j0v3 het folyaman visszater.
I Nagytiszteletii asszony eltavozas
Y el6tt Scienceville High SchOo
|. utolso 0sszej0vetelen tartott eld
adast. Tavolleteben felkeresi
! keleti allamok egyhazainak tob
y noegyletet a Reformatus N6szd
|. yetseg erdekeben, vegzi az eli
J. keszit0 munkat az augustus vi
j gen tartand6 orszagos nosz0vet
8 segi konferenciara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
Az fbhA11IdTAk 1Ia1AQYtkK
MAuYAHOReE4a f0vAnoskT

Budapestr5l jelentik: - Az
uj n6psEdml6las adatai szeriflt az
ut6bbi 10 ev alatt 11,l64 izraelita
hagyta ell Budapestet. A magyar
f3varos Bsszlakussaga 1,0O0, ,184
,elek, melyb6l "a szazalek ma
gyaf.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
issz. JUNiUs -.

portos fhegjelsh6set.
Julius &4n prezsbitsri gyiilest,
3-an pedig felevi k0Egyilest tai
tunk. AZ erdekelteknek j6sl6re
fe1hivjuk figyelmst esskre i gya-
iesekre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23
CYERMEK SZEPSEGVERSENY
A MAGYAR NAPON


A Nagybizottsag altal t. tvi
augustus h6 Ten az Idora Park
ban tartand6 Magyar Napoh
gyermek szepsegverseny is lesz
rendezve.
Minden magyar sziilo gyerme-
Ike = 12 evtol 3 ewes korie =
reszt vehet ezen Macy versenyben.
Azon szilok, akik 6hajtjak,
hogy gyermekiik a szepsegver-
senyben resztvegyen, toltsek ki
az alabbi szelvenyt es kiildjek be
T0ltse ri! vagi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23

AAiAAAc lSAAAoS uu0t ~ poA"AAS~
telmeben az Egyhaz 0r0k0sen ar
ra figyelmezteti a gazdagokat,
hogy segitsek es hagyjak elni a
szegenyt. Ezeket pedig, ha mar
nekik az a sors jutott, hogy mum
kajuk rtan eljenek init, hogy
t0rodjenek belle sorsukba es ne
irigykedjenek d gazdagokra, $
ne gyiiloljek 6ket. Papak, piisp6-
kok (mint egy amerikai Gibbons
bibornok, egy Manning angolor-
szagi ersek, stb.) hanyszor kove-
teltek, hogy inunkasok munka-
jat emberi megelheteshez melt6an
fizetett 1nunkajat allami t0rvany-
nyel kell biztositani, mely munka
utan feleseget es gyermekeit is
eltarthassa a munkas.
Megerdemlik az Istentelen to-
kesek szemrehanyast, inert nem-
csak munkanelkiiliekke, hanem
vallastalanokka. is teszik a mum
kasokat, mikor felvilagosodottak-
max mondva magukat, tell g6ggel
istentelen elveket hangoztatnak
az alsobb neposztaly el6tt, SGT
sokszor egyenesen az Egyhaz ell
len izgatjak a nepet, ha gazsaguk
Matt nep bosszujat6l felnek.
! Gyeriink csak elo hadsereg-
szallitokkal A vilaghaboru iie-
jen nemely, hadiszolgalatra be
mem osztott, telhetetlen t6kes
hazafias'' szolgalatot szinlelve
felcsapott hadsereg elelmez0nek
es hadsereg ruhaszallitonak. Ell
| lattak a katonakat kukoricacsut-
! ka lisztb6l gyartott ktkacos ke.
nyerrel, papirtalpu bakkancsok
kal, papirszovet ruhakkal. Zapor
ban, hoban, fagyban eek leaztal
s mezitlab, felmezteleniil kellet
harcolniok katonaknak kuko
ricacsutkas kenyeren es romlot-
huson, minek k0vetkezteben so
kan vagy meg a harcteren pusz
tultak ell, vagy hazakeriilve
egesz eletiikre betegek lettek. Mi
kor az olasz fronton a magya
hadvezetoseg egy tagja AIT mond
ia a negy es fel ewes haborubal
kifaradt, lerongyolodott, testbel
IS lelekben t0nkre ment Rational
clott: ''Nem akarok t0bb kato
nat latni", azok egy resze OF
dobta ell fegyveret, mas resi-
Macy rendetlensegben fegyvere
sen rohant haza agg6d0 ,csaladja
hoz haborus borzaImak es szen
vedesek minden emlekevel, hog,
bosszut all MISREPRESENTATION
, A katonak panaszaibol kiereztek
, hogy baj van, 1ako1niok kell gaz
sagukert. Els0 dolguk volt, hog,
magukr6l a figyelmet eltereljeh
megragalmazni, papat, piispGkd
ket, papokat. A papat, XII ezze
bocsatotta ultra az aldasat ker
olasz katonakat: "Gyiilolom
verontast, de megaldom a lelke
ket', elneveztek t0bbi nemzete1
ellensegenek. A papsag ellen pc
dig azzal izgattak, hogy mig
munkasok haboruban szenvedtek
a papok otthon tetleniil lebzsel
TEX es az utolso falatot is kivet
TEX az otthoniak szajab6l. Aki
vilaghaboru esemenyeivel tiszta
ban van, nagyon jol tudja a ha
borls szolgalatot teljesit0 papol
xoziil is sokan odavesztek, vagy
harcteren szerzett betegsegben ell
pusztultak. Az otthon maradt pa
pok pedig reszint menekiiltek
hadirokkantak, hadi0zvegyek q
arvhk, hadifoglyok- iigyeben tet
TEX hasznos szolgalatokat, a
otthoni ardragitasok ellensulyo
zasara sz0vetkezeti boltokat seer
veztek.
(Folyt. kov.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23


r0gton Mixich Gaspar Al Pasa-
dena Ave-, Youngstown, Ohio
cimcre,
Ezen intezkedes azert Walt silk
segesse. inert rendezo bizottsag
tudni akarja, hogy koriilbeliil
hany gyermek f9g rssztvenni
ezen szepsegversenyen. es hogy
eleg ideje legyen a bizottsagnak
a dijakat osszegyiijteni; inert mi
mel tobb gyermek jelentkezik, an
nal tobb dij lesz kiosztva.
LII r;;la;n 1ei
Evening star., 1932-06-26

as possible, which usually means get
ting the clearances at these tappetS
down to as close a minimum as possible.
He sometimes oversteps himself-be-
cause you are unreasonable When this
happens and the valves expand there
isn't enough clearance, the valves do
not close tightly, the engine runs in
efficiently and the tapping may be very
annoying
The clearances permissible at the
tappets vary with different makes OF
cars. They may be three -thousandths
of and inch or eight. That's quite a
wide difference in SO precise an article
as an automobile engine. 1t makes a
difference. whether the engine is hot or
cold when the adjustments are made.
Your impatience may tempt mechanic
to overlook some of these essential
points.
Most noise that annoys is the kind
that is irregular You know this from
the noises around the house. Even a
vacuum cleaner that sings evenly can
be tolerable. I mention this because
is has lot to do with tappets. One
service station often increases clear
ance when the more natural solution
would seem to be to decrease it at one
or two valves. He attains rhythm Of
noise.
I like the plan of one woman tourist
who seems to have no difficulty finding
place to park her car when swinging
up to hotel entrance. 1t starts with
a sweet smile and ends with a modest
tip. If the doorman doesn't think Of
the idea she suggests that she leave
the car just ahead of the main unload
ing space and that he move 1t ahead
into the regular parking space just as
soon as there is a vacancy. Somehow
it works every time.
Evening star., 1932-06-26
American Legion

commander; alternates are Frank @.
Howell and Omer P. Anderson.
The post voted to recognize the work
Of Dr. j. Chester Brady, post surgeon,
for his services to about 40 members
of the Bonus Expeditionary Force in
need of medical attention by sending
him a letter of appreciation and having
a copy go to department headquarters.
1t was decided to call off" the
meetings during July and August, the
next meeting to be held in September,
when the nomination of officers will be
an important feature of the evening.
There was meeting Tuesday of the
delegates and alternates of u. S. S.
Jacob Jones Post to the department
convention at the home of Comdr.
Mary TatSpaugh.
The post is sending milk daily to
children and their mothers who are
at Camp Marks. Many members have
collected clothing and brought it to the
camp. Post members who are inter-
ested in participating in parades have
been granted permission to practice
drilling in conjunction with Victory
Post Drum Corps on Monday nights.
Meet at the Bureau of Engraving to-
morrow at 7:45 pm.
Membership O1ncer beulan PnOeDuS
reports the membership is now 405 and
that her committee hopes to report a
larger number in the near future.
The monthly meeting of the Stuart
Walcott Post. No. 10, viii be held in
the hall Of the Sears -Roebuck Co.. l106
Connecticut avenue, at 8 o'clock Tues
day. Election Of delegates for the de-
partment convention to be held in July
will take place. Entertainment is to be
provided after the meeting.
Evening star., 1932-06-26

Enter the Federal Government for
share Of the motorists pennies.
For five days now Uncle Sam has
been taking his share Of the money
spent for oil and gasoline by the mil
lions Of motorists who use the highways
and byways OF this broad country. 1t
all started last Tuesday June 81, which
the calendar tells us is the longest day.
Of the wear. Your Uncle Sam Is not so
dumb He picks out the longest day of
the whole year-a day when lots OF
folks took advantage Of the lengthy
daylight hours for a spin in the family
buzz-buggy-to start taxing gas and oil.
In addition to the District tax OF 2
cents 8 gallon on gasoline we now pay
an additional penny which goes to the
Federal Government. all OF which the
motorist who has a dollar or two left
to spend is glad to contribute as part
of his share toward balancing the bud
get He also pays tax on motor Oil.
Take it by and large, the world OF auto
mobiles is due to contribute quite a
share of the Federal taxes for some
time to come. Based on 1881 automo-
bile consumption Of little more than
Is .O00, 600 900 gallons. the l-cent gaso-
line tax is estimated to bring to the
Federal Treasury something like $780,
100000 in the year ending June 81,
1888. The revenue is to go to general
purposes rather than to roads, which
means that the State taxes will be pre-
served for road maintenance.
Refined Own Gas.
Home-brew gasoline is the latest
thing in motordom. Imagine going out
in your back yard, tapping petroleum
flow. running the petroleum through
-g,N- Nftt1 NvNff -
gasoli1.e in the tank Of your car. That's
what a lot of smart gents out in In
diana did. When the price of crude oil
dropped to almost nothing, farmers in
Spencer County decided to make their
own motor fuel from oil on their farms.
They built crude reflneries or stills,
costing as little as $50 and everything
ran along smoothly until the State au-
thoritieS found out about the scheme.
Then they stepped in, announced that
''home- brew" gas was subject to tax and
demanded the amateur distillers put up
bond and file monthly reports. This
broke up the "home-brew" industry,
in part. but some of the more sturdy
farmers began arranging partnerships
to Justify the expense of bond and
license, and the business still'goes on.
Light Is Puzzle.
That new traffic light out where Wis
consin avenue crosses Massachusetts,
avenue at the top of Mount st. Adams
continues a puzzle to motorists. If
you've tried going north on wisconsin
avenue and come to the traffic light
to watch east-west traffic pass in a
seemingly endless stream and have
fused and fumed while the lights went
alternately red, green and blue, with
the red always against you, you will
know what is meant There's lots of
leeway for southbound traffic on Wis
consin avenue either straight through
or for left turn down Massachusetts,
avenue, but the motorists going north
on Wisconsin avenue do not get an
Evening star., 1932-06-26

enforcement, the benefits and the abuses
under the prohibition laws both before
and since the adoption of the eighteenth
amendment to the Constitution. 1881
ICI Un35.
Amendment of the Prohibition Act
Hearings before a subcommittee on s.
436. bill to amend the national proht-
bition act, and S. 2473, a bill to provide
for increasing the permissible alcoholic
content Of beer, etc, January TO FEB
ruary l9, 1882. 1882. ICI1 1n304.
The Prohibition Experiment in Finland.
by J. H Wuorinen. 1881. ICI.Ws6.
'"The book will be of value for It's ad-
mirable history of prohibition in Fin
land, for it's careful and detailed statiS-
tical investigation of the operation and
effects of the system. and for its i'm
partial review Of the difficulties with
which the scheme had to contend. -
William Macdonald.
Magazine Articles.
Our National Moral Issue: What the
Eighteenth Amendment Has Done
to Us, by ]. G. Hibben. Forum
April, 1882. PIP. 2l5-23o.
The president of Princeton University
a former advocate of the experiment OF
national prohibition, reviews the pro-
questions its moral effect at the present
time.
A Dry Warns the Drys, by Stanley
High. Harpers: June, 1882. PIP.
lilo.
The author contends that with the
advent of prohibition the war
arr K,ef i,A e.,
an abrupt halt" and "a new war for the
defense of prohibition was undertaken. y
He believes that the drys could afford
to make almost any political sacrifice
that would enable them to get as far as
possible out of the political fight and
back into the fight against the liquor
traffic
The Facts of Prohibitions Life by w
P. Beazell. Worlds Work: June,
1892. pp. 20-25.
MANY ill-considered statements have
been made by both vets and drys on the
economic effect of change in the pro-
hibition laws. This article looks at the
revenue possibilities, the effect on un-
employment and the opportunity for
new flnancing-all dispassfonately."
Wet England, by J. M Kenworthy.
PIP. 1913.
An English temperance advocate de-
scribes the dying out of drinking in
England, which he attributes to the
competition of other pleasures-the
cinema, radio. motoring, ETC.; to the
spread Of golf and other sports to the
influence of women: to the heavy tax
alton imposed on alcoholic beverages: !:
to the rise in the general level of edu-
cation, and to the fact that liquor is not
a topic of conversation and there Is no
thrill in getting it.
Conversation: Alcoholic or Not, by M c.
Banning. Harper's June, 1882. PIP.
72l-729.
A lively comment on the use Of alco-
hol as it affects typical group OF
Americans who spend an evening to-
gether.
Testing the Wet Argument. Christian
Century: April 6, 1882. PIP. 438-44o.
A review of the "parley on liquor
recently conducted at the University of
Illinois by the Young Mems Christian
Association of the University and State.
Evening star., 1932-06-26

The following delegates were elected
at the meeting of Sergt Jasper Post,
No. 10, Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows
Temple, to the department convention
to be held at the Stuart High School
during the week beginning July 25:
Edward L. Marthill, Joseph J. Malloy,
Paul H. McMurray Louis r. Dennis,
Daniel H. Pratt, William r. Beall
Ernest A. Golden, William A. McCallum.
Fred R. Money, John ]. Orlosky, Daniel
M. Goodacre. Charles P. Ruby. Alter
mates are Lloyd B. Harrison. Lee Turner
William C. Kershner. William A. Kehoe,
John ]. McGinnis. Russell w. Clarkson
Benjamin Y. Martin, Charles F. Brown,
Royal w. Green, Charles w Kline,
John Chailett, B. Benjamin Lads.
Comdr. Edward l.. Marthill was
elected chairman OF the delegation and
the post went on record instructing the
delegates to vote as a unit on all mat
ters coming before the convention ex-
cept legislative.
Stephen p. McGroarty Post, No. 81
on June II met at the Sears -Roebuck
Art Galleries, 1l06 Connecticut avenue.
Delegates and alternates were desig-
mated to attend the department con-
vention, as follows: Delegates, Joseph
j. Idler and Lewis H. Guenther, post
Evening star., 1932-06-26
AutOmotive Briefs

The Studebaker Corporation Of Amer
lea announces the appointment of the
n. King Co., Inc, as authorized
Studebaker dealers in Washington,
D. c. Sales and service will be main
tanned at 1924 Florida avenue north
east. Edwin F. McKnew is vice presi-
dent Of this new leadership.
Callsn Motors. Inc, announces its
appointment as Graham dealers in
Washington, D. c., in addition to the
Franklin account. James Callan. pres
ident OF the company, has been off,
claly connected with the automobile
business in Washington for years Sales
and service headquarters are at 1929 M
street northwest.
The appointment of Alber & Nc
Neil, Inc, as authorized Studebaker
dealers in Washington, D. c.. was an
nounced last week by the Studebaker
Corporation of America. Sales and serv-
ice are located at 14l9 P street north
west. Mr.. Aiber is we'll known to the
Washington automobile public, having
been associated with the business here
for some time.
Lee D. Butler, president of Lee D
Butter, Inc, announces the appoint
ment OF Brooke Nyce as sale manager
fol- the Rockne division. with show
rooms at 1882 Connecticut avenue Mr
Nyce has been connected in an of1ciaI
capacity with the automobile business
In washington for many years.