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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04
FEDERAL JUDGE .. HITS DRY LAW
BAN FRANCISCO.

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. 4 The prohibition law is failure and it's days are numbered, Fed eral Judge William B. Shepherd said in disposing of two cases of violation of this law. ' 'The people of America aye seeking temperance," he said. They want neither the saloon nod pro hibition, and it is impossible te enforce a law which the peoplt oppose. s Congress is directly responsible |for the present condition, Th' lawmakers are trying to ingrataatl themselves with the anti -Salooi League and the w. c, T. U. Thes'
 Congressman drink all they can ge hold oi and then vote dry.
 "In my opinion this law can,
 not be enforced by less than 1oo,'
 GOO federal employees. and ther they would need the co-operati1g Of the army and navy.
 Judging by the applause ct tn Rooeevelt reception when repea was discussed, I believe the peopl' Iof the. nation realize that the lay is a complete failure"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04

therell be music, at least atnos- phsric in the background, in every picture beginning with 4Chandu.' "Rackety -Rax" has several num- bers, there's song in Hat Check Girl" and there1l be music in Will Rogers "Jubilo.
 Al Jolson has six songs in 'The New Yorker and Eddie Cantor dn The Kid from Spain won't be outdone. Warner Bros. have "42nd Street and Radio Girl' on sched- ule, the former an a1l-star vehicle and the latter to co-star Bebe Dan- ie1s and Dick Powell the lad who crooned in Blessed Event" This will be Bebe's first screen singing in a long time.
 The musical score in Bird of Paradise brought Radios musical director. Max Steiner, much ac- claim, and his department is busy
 on similar scores for new product ! M-G-M is lying low on the ''out- and-out'' musical films, but its i'm
 portatipn of Charlotte Susa, who sings as well as acts, may mean
 something. The studio also is pro- lducing g series of shorts in color ] featuring music. singing and danc- ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04
Mrs. 4. s. TresJdn Tells Experience

Long Beach, Calif-pA friend of mine urged me to try Sargon. I
 will always bless the day l took this advice. I have taken five bot tiles of this wonderful rnedicine and am now enjoying the best health I have had in years. Sargon Soft Mass Pills proved to be exactly what T. needed for constipation.
 This is the first time in years l don't have to doss myself with Ipurgatives.'-Mrs. A. s. Treleoax, ELong Beach, Calit. Butler Mauro Drug co. ---adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04
AlIRIstI JARlllblN V.
 WINS AWARD
Given Second Honsors in
 | Nationa a Button | Hole Contest

As part of their home -makine program, the Women of the Moose, at the national convention recently, promoted nation -widt buttot1-hole making contest. If1t women wanted to see If the pres ent generation is as apt with the needle in making the necessary complement to the button, as tl1eal maternal predecessors z' As In this national contest, Mrs Kate E. Jarmen, of Juneau Chap- ter No. 439, Women of Moose has won second place and received a substantial check with the no Tice of her honor. sa sr
 The local Chapter is justly prout that such an honor has fallen tx
 one. of its members. sR
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04
Brazilidn e
 Rebels Lay \ D0lurl Arms
Three Months Strife Comes
 to End Complete Collapse


 RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct. 4.-Bra- zirs three months old civil wal has ended in a complete collapse The Sac Paulo rebels have laio down their arms. H4
 Col. Carvalho, Commander of the Brazilian Guards has assumed pow ler in Sac Paulo, the rebel city as representative of Gen. De Mon, teiro, Federal Army Commander.
 Federal control will be extended again to the rebellious State and communication and transportation lines to Port Santos will be re- stored. -4 4e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04

for Delegate, displayed surprising strength in the primary and gain ed the nomination. The districts ordinarily Republican, with almoss complete returns, gave McCandless 24,289 votes while Delegate Victor A. s. Houston, Republican who was nominated, boiled 2l,865.
 Delegrate Criticised Delegate Houston, who was se- verely criticised by McCandless, for reeommenwcing the pardon of the slayers of the Hawaiian al- leged assaulter of Mrs. Massie, de- fended himself by declaring that
 had not the sentences been com muted, Congress might have linn tied the extent of the Territorial Governments powers if the de- fendants had not been released from prison.
 In the meantime Gov. Lawrence Judd was conducting an investiga- ton ir.o the charge that Mrs. Mas sic had not been attacked by five men as she represented, causing the
 killing of one Hawaiian. Gov.
 Judas investigation was to decide whether or net the other four
 alleged assailants would be brought to trial again. All five of them had been tried before the killing of one of the alleged assailants and resulted in a disagreement by the jury
 Japanese Get Nominations The Japanese, numering more than third of Hawaii's 358, ,336
 inhabitants, nominated seven citi-
 zens of Japanese percentage TOT
 public offices in Saturdays primar ies. Andy Kamashiro, the only Japanese member of the Hawaiian
 House of Representatives, was re- nominated by the Democrats
 Three other Japanese were nom mated by the Republicans for tf< Legislature. One was endorsed b, the Democrats. One JapanesS was nominated by the Democrats for member of the County Boart of Supervisors on Maui Island ane
 another on Kauai Island for thu Beard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04
OlD. Dkl|NlD ] OF ] FILMS SLATED
 FOR A RE TURN
Music Fills the Air as Song |, and-Dance Movies
 Come Back
By RQBBIN COoNs

HOLLYWOOD, oct. 4.LThe aIl- ticipated return of the musical boom in pictures is here. and as expected, without the towns being
 ' Nl OnIarrlIr1 MI f. ln
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04
CONDITIONS IN EAGLE ;.p|l'sTRICII 1. FARE EXCELLENT l
Mines Do We'll, Garden. Thrive, Caribou and
 Fish Plentiful

Miners in the district around Eagle on the Yukon had favor able season, garden truck thrived wonderfully, the caribou herd trek ed close to town. fish were plen- toifu1 in the rdYer. and ptarmigan, scarce for years, are coming back in great numbers" declared J. J. Hillard, deputy United Stated Collector of Customs dn charge of the Eagle station.
 { He goes to his post every spring just after the ice in the Yukon moves and leaves every fall with the close of navigation on the stream. s- \ Water Fur Miners
 ] There was sufficient rain in the Summer to give miners an abundance bf Water fpr their pur- poses,'' continued 1lr. tIinard Among those that took otit good pay are Axel Johnson on the Big Hear Bar at the Falls on Seventy mile River. dAulch and son or American Greek; Edward Olson oq Discovery Ebek of American Creek; Lee Steele on Dome Greek, anc Martin and Hagen on Jack Wade Creek. These are the largest op. orators. There are others whs Ialho had good cieanups.
 More mining was done in tnt Eagle distriet this year than hat been done in many previous years About A miners came from Fair banks and dpwn-rtyef points. am engaged in prospecting Som seven or eight Of them got prof Iitable returns from sndping ol |bars of tho Seventy mile that has been worked 20 yeaxs pr more agv
 Rotat>es Shest With Joy !
 k.acsatdensf in md around Eaga did sssnepsg6uaJly wdll tanis yea I Potato plants fairly shouted wit | joy dsfins Sh< srovihg season, an gavN big yieadS. ,
 .sfthe only tailux in the arr was the tatenerfy Sspb Scarcel any b<ria6s were Af~ssted. z A.s ;,
 ..sThe cas56ou herd passed with a mile of town. at9(it the uliddl
 of September. The trek Taste
 several days.
 ~Tbe fish run was all that coul
 be desired.
 sGener6ns q,ia1Stities of vege
 ables fish and meat are stored f
 the winter. Ii1ere is enough foS in the district to rA6et the nee of everybody untfl newt samms sPtarmisan, acoOrding to ind 7 cations, will be plentiful within :. ifew months. They are comil ' back into the district now. All in all. the Eagle distri ! has nothing to coohplain of al 7 much to be thankfal for" E MT Hillard until next spril ylwill be assigned tos duties in u S Customs House here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04

pressure moderately Inter- for and the Gulf of Alaska and is falling rapidly in Westren Can with Alaska West The moderately high Southeast southward in Bering clearing colder weather the western terior Portland reported highest this the yesterday Ketkan reported high temperature as has ever been recorded this late in the season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04
GLur OF -JARDNs"

RIO DE JANEIRo = If some body wants to rename some 200 Brazilian villages, the superintend- eht of postal traffic wouldn't mind. He reported that POS Bra xilian locations have the name "Bon Jarlin," which means, flair garden"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04

WI e&AA " I A
 musicians and s on g writers.
 It would be an ex5aggeration to say all the studios are nlak-
 i n g musicals; some, in fact. aren't bother ing about mu- dc any more than they did when the sing ing-danlcing film was in the dol d r u m s; but tlbarn,c ,,o,Icia iy-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04

E Of the approximately 1sO knit
 ting mills in Argentina about 30 use rayon in their manufactures.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04

It is reported III. France that
 Monaco is filled constantly with officers of foreign armies. who calmly map border Qualifications after availing themselves of French
 hunting licenses,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04
MASSIE CASE IS ISSUE IN
 H 0 N 0L UL U

Continued lrors rage one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04
JUNEAU
 RESIDENTS ARE
 IN WHO'S WHO
New Edition of Proninen, Names Lists IS from
 This Territory

Cf the eighteen persons listed as Alaskans whose names appear 1T the new edition of Who's Wht in America, eight are recorded al residents of Juneau. These eight arc: 4S M ' James J. Connors Den1octatic National Committeeman: Federal Judge Justin ". Harding Attorney John A. Hellenthal, Gov. George A. Parks, Attorney Ralph E Rob ertson, District Attorney Howard D. Stabler, ex-Delegate Dan Suth- erland and Delegate James Wick ershasm
 MT. Sutherland retired as Dele gate more than year ago and has not been in Alaska since the cam paign two years ago.
 Occupy Most Space
 The persons who received the most space allotted to amy North erner Is Francis Rawle Wadleigh, who was consulting engineer for the Department of the Interior in Alaska in June, 1881. MT. Wadleigh's address Is given as both Washington, D. e, and Anchorage, Alaska. His biography in ta1e new book requires 4i lines Two Ketchikan residents are listed, namely:
 J. R. Hickman, president of J.aR. Heckman & Company, and Of the Miners & Merchants Bank and Lester O. Gore. The latter since the publication of the book has moved to Nome and taken oyer the duties of United States District Judge there.
 Two Wrangell Resideits
 Rev. Harry P. Corser and Rob ert J. Diven are listed again il the new edition as WranSells con t1ibutions. A
 Ex-Judee c. J. Iomerh former ly of Nome, is the only man liste in the Second Division,
 Judge Edward Coke HillSis list ed for the Third Divisl5A wit headquarters in Valdez. aliape tf book was prepared, shcwey Jude Hill has gone to rairb64 ar Judge Cecil H. Clegg, for1sfly Fairbanks, has gone to eldez.
 Four In TsurlA@ Dsvisltt !
 Austin E. Iiatnrop. fof4ner RI publican National comfnitteena and prominent theatre and new paper owner, of Anchordge ar Fairbanks, is listed again. So Dr. Charles E. Bunrell. presidel c; the Alaska Agriculttf&l Go lege and School of Mines
 Judge Clegg and District Alto ney Julien A. Hurley of Fairbani are the others credited to Il Fourth Division,
 The book this year lists on ose person who was born in A aslr& That is Barrett Willougl by, euthm, now living in s' Nnpcisco. She has written e tenMvely- and exalusiyely abo AladkA. a5w novels AAve appeaz' ip spea4fne alrdl int bot form,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-10-04

the. air, and tunes are likely to pour out of Hollywood with some thing like the old abandon.
 Paramount still seems to lead in the emphasis on music, and cur- rently there isn't a picture that doesn't have some tuneful essay in- trodueed in one form or another Marlene Dietrich sings in Blonde Venus" and musical score runs through the film.
 Kate Smith m Another Chevalier as usual is voca.ly ex-
 uberant in every picture. Ther there's "The Big Broadcast" as g result of which hearty Kate Smith | is to be featured alone in another 1 singing film; and Evenings fol lSale," it's continental background permitting the use of several Wien.
 nese waltzes.
 | Even The Sign of The Cross is |ccnsidered a musical the mu- Isic department, that is-because o |the many hymns, holiday and part,
 choruses, and of course, Nero's at. Itempts ! on the tyre I The hall of music at Fox actu. 'Ially is a music hall now. Thers
 aren't many song writers, bu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
A LINDBERGH GYERMEK
UTANI NYoMOZAS A MAI
NAPTG EREDMENYTELEN

Ket hete, hogy Charles Lind
bergh ezredes. vilaghirii oceanrc-
pGl6 Is neje Charles Augustus
newt gyermeket titokzatos modon
csaladi hazb6l, este s Is 10 ora
k0z0tt elraboltak. K6t hete, hogy
egesz Amerika rend0rsege keresi
es kutatja a gyermek rabl6it. A
Lindbergh-csalad naponta kap
leveleket, amelyekben biztositjak,
hogy a gyermek meg mindig elct-
ben Is 80 helyen' van. A oyer
mekrablok 500, 900 dollar valtsag-
dijat k0vetelnek lelkileg 0ssze-
tort, szerencsetlen hazaspart6l,
hogyha a gyermckct epen vissza
akarjAk kapni.
Charles. Lindbergh legujahban
q alvilag gonosztev1ivel lspett
erintkezesbe, hogy gyermekft
visssasxerezse . kegyetlen sysr.
nskrabl6kt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17

Gilbert Bettman. Ohio allan
f6iigyesze az alabbi nyilatkozatot
tette prohibici6s torvenyr6l:
Szandekom nyilatkozni pro-
hibici6s torvtnyr6l, ugy hogy
Ohio allan polgarai olvashassak
szemiiveg nelkil.
"a prohibici6 tevedes. Mem a
mersekeltstg utja Is mem merse-
keltseg az, amt kivanunk
Csak az otthon, iskola Is a
templom mutatjak az iitat mrr-
sekeltsfghez. Tizenket evi ta-
pasztalat igazolja, hogy t0rvfny
altal EFT nem trhetiiik Ell.
"A prohibici6 igazsa gtalan. AZ
allamnak mines jogaban tiltani
mersekelt ivast. En- magam sem.
vagyok iv6 es neheztelnek egy
olyan torvenyt, amely az ivasra
kenyszeritene. Eppcn exert gon-
dolom, hogy a mersekletes ivonak
eppen olyan joga van felhabo-
rodasra egy olyan torveny ellen,
amely tiltja az ivast t6le.
Kormanyzatilag teves es We
szelyes egy orszag milli6nyi pol
garait t6rvenycllenes egyenckkf
min6siteni akkor. ha ebedjiikh6z
egy POLAR sort. vagy vacsoraiuk-
hoz egy pohar bort isznak
s.SZokas letesit t0ryenyt. nnm
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
LAKODALOM VOLT
A MI UTCANKBAN,.

A fenti cimre eml1keztet BEN
nunket azon kedves Is zartk0rii
iinnep6ly, amelyben a Figgetlen
Magyar Reformatus Egyhaz tag
jai es az egyhaz noegylete r4sze-
sitettek lelkipasztorukat, ut.
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy6t, 40-ik
sziiletesnapja allzalmab6l.
Az egyhaztagok sok szerencse-
kivanataihoz mi is hozzafIzzIk
legjobb kivanatainkat abban d
remfnyben, hogy a Mindenhat6
segedelmevel, hosszu evtizedeken
At munkalkodjon Nt. Borsy-K Kere-
kes Gy0rgy egyhaza javat e-
resztyenseg IS a magyarsag nagy
dics5segere!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17

pedig tOrveny szolkast!
"A prohibited sok milli6 dol
lart emeszt fol ad6ban a t0rvtHy
er6szakos ervenvre .jittatAsAra,
ugyanakor sok billio dollart i,it.
tat gangsterek Is bootlcgerek
zsebebe, ameliyel aztan 4 kor-
many ellen kiizdenck.
"a prohibited el5teremt egg
clyan helyzetet, amelv bootleg
CERT az adofizet6n feliil emeli.
"A prohibicionak q nem vart
mellelS eredm6nye figyelmetlenseg
nlinden t0rveny ellen, buntenyek
szaporodasat. melyek felemesztik
orszagunk erk0lcset.
"A prohibited elt0rlesthcz silk
scges szavaz6k haromnegyed
rtsze.
CA ls.ik torvenycikket meg
kell modositani, usy hosv inins
den allan. amely szaraz kivan
maradni. m6dia leeyeii hozza.
hogy a birodalmi kongresszus
ezen allamokat ebben az iranyban
scsitse.
GA deli allamok mem akarjak
IS nem is fogjak ellenezni AZ al
lamok jogait.
"A Republicans part kelk
hogy kivezessen ezen prohibici6ss
sartengerb3l. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
J6tekonycelu estely
volt zarvak jaxara
sikeriilt a Lorantffy zsuxs&nna
miisoros a-estelye, melyet q Ii
gonieri reformatus arvahas java
ra rendeztek marcus h6 1S.&n.

Marcus 13-an tartotta I.o-
rantffy Egylet miisoros tea-este-
lyet ligonieri arvak javara. Az
estely ugy erkolcsileg. mint anya-
gilag a mai nehtz munkaviszo-
nyokhoz kepest eleg j6l sikeriilt.
Az estelyt Vask6 Tstvanne ell
n0knS nyitotta meg. A kozonseg
elenekelte magyar Hmnuszt.
Szivhez sz6l0 beszedet tartott
ut. Laky Zsigmond szeretett lei
kipasztorunk az arvahazr6l Is an.
max nemes munkalkodasar0l. ut.
Laky Zsigmond lelkipasztor sza-
vakba foglalta, hogy ha minden
magyar csak 0t centtel jarulna
hozza az arvahaz segelyezesehez.
mennyivel k0nnyehb lenne ezt a
testval'ies intezetet fentartani. A
vendegsereg meghatva hallgatta
a lelkipasztor felemel3 besz4d6t.
{Folyt. a Six oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17

elt, aki harom magyar tneksza-
naval "Szibill levele", "Edes
anyam s;rl,almara" IS "Feher Sc
lyem csipkcsszelii, draga kicsi
xend6m'' yal6saggal elbiivi;lte
a koz0nseget. AZ snekszamok
zongorakistretet DR.. Lanrisin
Jen6ne nagy hozzaert6ssel latta
ell. Ugy az tnekesn3t. mint zongo.
rakiser6iet nagy tapsorkanban
reszesitette a zentt es dalt kedve-
IL magyar Is amclikai k0z0nscg.
7. A miisor leghosszab idejtt le.
lek0t6 szama volt Ncmenyi Mix
los Ern0 f0lolvasasa George Wa
shingtonr6l. melyben vazolta az
Egycsiilt Allamok els5 eln6kenck
fletrajzat, parhuzamot huzva az
elnok Is magyar szabadSag hal
(Folyt. a 3. oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
Marcus Idusa a
hitk6 zsegnel
Szepen szavaltak a hitkozseg tag
jainak gyermekei. - Kival6 si-
kert aratott a ''Sarcol a f6had.
nagy" c. egyfelvonasos vigjatek.

Marcus h6 13-an hitkozsegiink
iinnepelte reg multi nagy t0rte-
nelmi id0k emleket nagyszamu
kozonseg jelenleteben. Hitkozse-
giinknel Marcus 15-nek megiin-
neplese hagyomanyos. Bar varo-
sunk magyarsaga az iinnepet k0-
z0sen iinnepelte varos sziveben,
Central Anditoriumban, hitk0z-
segiink kiilon is megemlekezett a
fiiggetlensegert vivott h6seir6l. a
48-as scent id3kr6l. hogy legalabb
ICY nyilvanitsa XII egyiitterzeset a
magyar hazaval. melyt3l bar mesz
sze idegenben 81, de gyermek6nek
erzi magat, vallja magat ut6dai-
ban is:
Fenseges volt az est hangulata.
L6lekemel6 volt elhallgatni az if
iusagnak es az apr6 gyermekse-
regnek a szerepleset, hibatlah ma
gyar szavalatat, beszedet, szinda-
rabban val6 szerepleset.
(Folyt. 2. oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
A Macy Polgari
K0r gyulest tart
Resztvesznek az 0sazes politikai
klubbok. - El6ad8s,az Vi ad6r6l..

Most vasarnap este pont oral
kezdettel Polgari (varosi) Kor
nyilt gyiilessel egybek0t6tt rem
des gyiilest tart a Scent Istvan
Otthonban Ga Wilson avenuen.
szemben SIT. Istvan templom-
mal).
"A gyulesre k0r vezet6sege
nieghivta campbelli, a west sidei
Polgari Kort es a Magyar Demo
krata Klubbot is. Eek magukeva
tettek meghivast es ezen az
uton is felkerik tagjaikat, hogy
lehet6leg legnagyobb szamban
jelenjenek meg gyiilesen, anne.
lycn Ncmtnyi Mikl6s. k0r elmo
Ike tsrdekes felolvasast fog tartani
az nj ad0t6rvenyr5l.
Nemenyi nemcsak Youngstown
ban, de Columbusban is elismert
ad6zasi szaktekintely, tagja tobb
ad6-bizottsagnak es el6adasa a
polgaroknak es ad6fizet0knek
csak tanulsagos es hasznos lehet.
A gyiilesen jeloltck mem fog.
max beszelni, de azok, akik meg
jclennek, Observation-Disclosures a
magyarokkal es be lesznek mu-
tatva. H
A Polgari Kor partonkivili, alb.
ban szivesen latott vendeg Re-
publikanus es a Demokrata. Ke-
s6bb ket part sarkalatos elvei.
r3l is lesznek el3adasok.
A kor vezet3sege kiil0n0sen ke-
ri azokat. akiket munkaval meg
segitett, hogy ne maradjanak el
a gyuleSFOl.
A magyar szarmazasu polgar.
sag kezd szepen szercpelni IS ha
osszetartun'k nagyobb sulyunk
lesz varos- Is a megyehazan.
Evvel kapcsolatban megem!it-
jiik, hogy a varosi alkalmazasban
meg soha sem volt annyi magyar,
mint jelenleg. Kul0n0sen Kirwan,
4-ik keriileti tanacsos k0zbenja-
rasara a West Side-r6l eddig st
magyar kapott alland6 svarosi
munkat IS szamosan kaptak
nnunkank klkiiliseg6lyt. is. Ha ! po.
slitiknsok latjak, hogyy msnnyien
.vagyunf. ugy peg tSbb amssYar
munkanelkhlin 4 lehet maid segis
tent. lga yssz1f a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17

ban, Chicago viz.lopasi iigyeben,
valamint t6hb nagyobb perbcn az
allamnak sok millio dollart TAXA
riiott meg.
l917-ben, smialatt iigyvtdi eya-
korlatat vegezte, Bettman elfo-
eadta kinevezeset az Egyesiilt
Allamok penziigyigazgat6jatol,
aki a haborns biztosit6 iroda We.
.zeteseyel zbizta meg Is. 1918 marz,
cius hawaiian, haborn kit0rsse
utan Bettman 0nkent jelentkezett
es bclepett az Egyesiilt Allamok
hadseregenek kotelGkebe mint ez.
redes es a hdboru vegeig szolgalt
a fohadiszallason.
A haboru befcjeztevcl vezeto
ferfia lett annak a mozgalomnak,
hogy felepitse az Amerikai Legio-
nariusok Szervezettt, mint min
den szolgalatot teljesit6. kiszol-
gait katonak szervezetet. 1922
ben mint kikiild0tt szerepelt
korai konvenci6kon> Is mint eln0k
is fontos szercpet jatszott, meg
lett valasztva parancsnoknak
Ohio allan lcgionariusai felptt.
Mint dijazas nelkiili iigyvcdie az
Amerikai Legionak. megnyerte a
haborus penzsegely iigyet. mely
tobb mint egynegycd milli6 dol
lart hozott be Ohio allan lcgiona-
riusainak f6p6nztaraba, mely al
tai t0bb mint egy milli6 dollart
hozott be Nemzeti Legionak. o
segedszerkeszt5je volt nemzeti
p6tsegely torvenynek, mely letre-
hozta veteranok irodajat.
Bettman majdnem Is evig ta-
nitott jogtudomanyt a cincinnatii
YMCA esti iskolAjaban, ahol 10
evig mint f3tanar mik0d0tt.
Bettman el van ismerve nem-
csak mint a nep jogainak megv6-
d3je, de mint a kil0nb0z3 partok
hiv6je is. Az 8 velemenye szerint
a nep tobbsege csak kiil0nb0z3
politikai partok altal ervenyesiil.
Az allan - Bettman veleme-
nye szerint - erdemes a legjobb
szolgalatra, hogy az allami tiszt-
viselok, ahelyett hogy nagy fize-
teseket huzzanak az allamt6l, ha-
zafias k0teless6g legjobb szol-
galatot adm az allamnak szereny
fizetes elleneben, ez hazafias k0-
telessege minden tisztvisel0nek.
Bettman 1928-ban lett megva.
lasztva f6ugyesznek, midSn min.
den ot szomszedja KOHL negy ora
-szavazott. 1890 ban amid6n keru.
.let4ben az eg6sz Republicans
part yesstett q vesetett 2s:372
esayazattal es l48,52s sFavaspt.
|st0hbs4ggel meg lett sy&lAsstva
Ohio lllamban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
.lmpo CITY CITY On iinnepelte
Youngstown magyarsaga
Marcus Idusat

Nagyszerien skert Nagybizottsag atal rendezett ko
eos marcus nnepey es George Washington az Egyeslt
Allamok eso elnokenek 2OOik szletesnapanak innepe
ye - zsufolasig megtet Central Auditorium nagyter-
me - Nagyszamu amerikai is megjelent az innepeyen
81 Macy hatast keltett Dr. P6lya Laszlo, celevelandi
Szabadsag napap f6munkatarsanak nnepi beszede Is
Nemenyi Mikos Emo, az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap fo.
fololvasasa George Washington en0kro
Oriasi tapsvhar jutott miisor minden szerep0jenek