davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
Betegstg jelenthet6 az elnok,
jegyz6 es titkarnal fenti CT
mcken.
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
A FARMAROK ERDEKEBEN

Franklin d. Roosevelt az Egye-
silt Allamok j0vend0beli choke
megbeszelest folytatott demokra-
ia szenatorokkal, melyen megbe-
szeltek farmarok mortgage
k0lcs0neinek penziigyi rendeze-
set. Mint ahogy tudjuk, Roose-
yelt kanpanya alkalmayal meg
igerte farmaroknak, hogy meg
vedi 0ket mortgage k0lcsoneik
mem fizetese eseten birtokaik
eIvesztesetol. Az orszag nemely
helyein a mortgage kolcson ka-
matainak dijszabasa olyan ma
gas, hogy farmarok keptelenek
,ezen kamatokat fizetni. Roosc.
welt most megkeresest intezett a
szenatorokhoz, hogy talaljanak
m6dot ezen mortgage k0lcson0k-
mex penziigyi szempontb6l fontos
rendezesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
A SIT. GYORGY G. KATH.
SZOVETSEG GYULESE


4 Scent Gyorgy &. Kath. $40.
vctstg Scent Mihalyrol elnave-
zett 12-ill osztalya f. no lien
tartotta rendes havi Is az 1892 |
ev utolso gyiileset, melyen meg
valasztottak a tisztviselokart az
1933-ik eyre A gyiiles a kovet-
kez0 tisztikart valasztotta meg
az i933-ik eyre: Eln0k Lengyel
Peter, alelnok Legeny Ferenc,
ar-jegyzo ifj. Kaczur Mihaly,
nenztarnok Hajdu JOSEF, ellen
Or Siroki Mihaly. szamvizsg BIZ
|zottsagi tagok Szinyeri Janos es
Legeny Ferenc es Szalai Ferenc-
ne. Beteglatogatok Campbellben:
Macy Janos. South Sideon: Sol
tesz Mihaly es Csolinszki Ferenc-
ne. Steeltonon: Varga Peter
Warren, O.-ban: Macy Janos
Gyermekosztalyi iigykezel6 Ja-
nosi Peterne, zaszl0viv6 Vasko
Janos. ajt6or Kiraly Istvan,
nagybiz. tagok Lengyel Peter, ifi.
kaczur Mihaly ts Hajdu 5ozsef
p6ttag
| A gyiilest Balog lstyan korel-
nok es Legany Ferenc korjegyzt
vezettek. Balog lstvan koreln0k
| felkeresere tisztikar elhataroZ
| ia, hogy ugy mint minden evben
ugy most is elhelyezi az egylet
Kalauzt a Youngstown Amerika
Magyar Hirlapban, melyet al
egylet hivatalos lapjanak tekin
ii. Elhataroztatott, hogy az egy
let tovabbra is tagja marad
Nagybizottsagnak. Az egylet nj
yatalos orvosaul meg lett valaszt
va: Migl6cz lstvan A tisztikal
megvalasztasa utan Balog kor
elnOk feleskette az vi tisztikart
!. Lengyel Peter felhiyta az ujon
nan megvalasztott tisztikart e
tagtarsakat az egyiittmunkalko
i dasra a SIT. Gy0rgy g. kath. $50
vetseg erdekeben. Jegyz6k6ny'
q felolvasasa Is a hayidijaksz be
.szedese utan. elndk a gyiilest be
Ifj. Kaczur M. titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
vERHOvAY SEGELY EGYLET
108-IK FIoKJA
Alapittatott l9os.okt6bcr 1o-en.

Alapttatott 1908 .okt6bcr 10-en.
Elnok: Debrovszky Andras. alciDok
Turner Josef, titkar Hoffcr Andzas
(21l Edward St., tclefonszam 75732,,
kihez az egylctet erdeklo levclek kiil-
dcndbk, pGnztarnok Juhasz J6zscf, es-
lenor Uray Karoly, szamvizsgal6 BIZ
zottsiagi tagok Nemenyi Mikl6s, Mixich
Gaspar es IIabodasz Gusztav. Hubbard.
Oh iigykezel6 Batta Josef. Nagyli-
zottsagi tagok Debrovszky Andras. Ba.
lazs FcreEc, Hoffcr Andras e. Mixieh
Gasparne, pottag Nem6nyi Miklds. lfi-
vatalos orvos DR.. Fiizy J. Pal IIivnta-
los lap az Amcrikai Magyar ITirlap.
Gyiilescit tartia lninden hd masodilk
vasarnapian az ev. ref. te.nplom alatti
gyiilestcrcmben (737 Maboniag ave- y.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
A SCENT ISTvAN KIRALYRoL Ell
NEVEzETT EGYESULT ROM ES
COR. KATH. TEMPLOMI ELS BTS.
EGYLET

Alapittatott 1901 augustus 25-en
Elnok: llorvath Istvan. Alcla0k:
Bcnis Andras. Titkar: G6bcr Jinos
766 Cassius ave. Tclcfon 30s69, kihey
az 0sszes egylctet erdck6 levelek kill
dendok es betegsegek jelentend5k.
Penztarnok: Kaluczki Janos 1:;49 Re
public ave. Ellen5r: Bodzas Janos BIZ
zottsagi tagok: Balask6 Gy0rgy, Hof-
fer Andras, Habodasz Gustav IS
Mixich Gaspar. Nagybizottsagi tagok:
Hab0dasz Gnsztav es Kaluczki Janos.
lIivatalos orvos: Dir. Mahrer Marion
Pal. Ilivatalos lap az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap. Gyiil6stercm: Scent
Istvan Otthon; gyiiles mindcn honap
els0 vasarnap, d. IT,. 2 0ratdl kezdGd6lcg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
ECYLETI KALAUZ
BRIDGEPORT SZOvETsEG 16-IK
YOUNGSTOWNI OSZTALYA

Elnok: Lovas Laios, aleln0k Gal
Lajos, iigykczelo Hus6czky Josef. 1884
Sllliman ST., telefon 92941, iegyzo ESQ.,
linszky Ferenc, nagybizottsagi taroks
Gagyi Janos es Szabo Fcrcnc, ellen5-
rok ozabados Janos 6s Latos J6zscf,
.beteglatogatok West Sidcon: Dank6
.)anos, Topics .J6zscfn6, telcfon 3706l.
South Sideon Gaal Laios: Czclfc G:ibor-
ne, East Sidoon Szab6 Fcrcnc, Matyas
Jozsctnh, zaszlotart0 Csoliiszkv Fc-
rene. llivatalos orveS Dir. LaGrusin .jc-
no, llivatalos lap: Amcrikai Magyar
llirlap. Gyiiles mindcn' honap harnl;l-
dix vaslrnapian . Magyar Rcform6-
tus Egyh:tz gyilestermebcn 737 Mah0-
ming avenue szam alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
szRMLET TARToTTAK AZ
VI OLAsz 0RIAsHAJ6N
Youngstownb6l Oft volt M. Saliva,
Dollar Savings and Trust Co.
kiilf0ldi osztalyanak vezet0je.

Az Italien Line most bocsatot-
ta WIRE Conte Di Savoia tenge-
III haj6 6rias, mely most eloszor,
teszi meg tengeri utjat. Ez al
kalombol haj6starsasag meg
hivta osszes ugynoksegeit,
hogy vizsgaljak meg es gy6z6die-
mex meg az oriasi vizikolosszus
epiteser6l, berendezeserol as ell
s0rendii kenyelmerol, mellyel az
utazo k0zonseget fogadja.
Youngstownban a Dollar Say
ings and Trust Co., mely iigyn0k-
sege az Italian Line-nak. kepvi-
seltette magat NJ. Saliva, az inte-
yet kiilf0ldi osztalyanak vezetojc
altal. a Conte Di Savoia 6E, nap
alatt tesZi meg a tengeri utat
New Yorkbol Francia RIVE
rara es Genuaba.
A Conte Di Savoia mai kor
igenyeinek legmodernebbiil Is hi
gienikuSan berendeZett haj0ja,
mely pazar berendezesevel, k0ny-
nyii kiszolgalo m6dszerevel, ala
csony viteldij arsza basaval ma
CARA vonzza az utazok0z0nseg fl
gyelmet. Szobai kenyelem szem-
pontjabol feliilmulhatatlanok. -
eek tagasak es a legmodernebb
szelloztet0 kesziilekekkel vannak
ellatva.
Elso nemzetk0zi f0ldk0riiIi ut
| janak megkezdese elott az ltaIien
Line vendegiil latta hajojan a
tarsasag iigynoksegeinek kepvi-
seloit, alikct h6tfon ejjel kitiinG
est-ebeddel latta ell.
| A Conte Di Savoia ma este
| 0rakor indul Xxi kikot0jeb0l d
francia Is olasz partok fele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
vERH0vAY 1O8

Rctcg tagok: Gazdik Andras
l4l Greed ave, Strutllers, O. Rad
noty Pal 20lS Salt Spring rd., je-
icnl. Massilon, O. Gorslxy Jozsef-
ne 329 Wilson avenue. Koyma
Mihalyne 321 SO. Hazelwood ave.
Fedor Janos 19 E. Faith ST., Strn-
theirs, O. III. Szesze 1stvan AL
Steel st. Knyacs Julia, Hubbard,
o. G6resy Sander 324 w. Chal-
mers ave. kondas Andras n
Walter ST., Campbell, Q. Sz6ke
Gergely 252 Boquet st, Matyasi
Josef Box 425 Early I'd.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
A NEW BRUNSWICKI I. MAGYAR
SIT. IAIRE IIERCEG FERFI Els MOI
BIS. ES TEMETKEzESI EGYLET ok
OSZTALYA YOUNGSTOWN, O.

Gyilleseit tartia minden h6 2-ik va
srnaplan Sz... Istvan Ottlionban.
Elnok: Gyori Mihaly, IS Bright Ave-,
Campbell, O., iegyzo Smiedt Istvan,
SSl Rose Street, penztarnok Olajos
Andrasne; penztari ellenGr Grosz Ist-
VAN; levclcz6-titlar Hauzer FGlop 175
). Forest Ave-, tclcfon 1868; betcgla-
togat6 a Stccltonon es Brier IIillen:
Tacsik Gyorgy: Cambcllbcn: Gy6ri Mi
haly; zaszloyivGk Balla Sandor Gs Pei
k6 Vince. Egylcti orvos Or. Elder .Jcn6,
6Dl Steel ST. IIivatalos lap az Ameri-
kai Magyar IIirlap. Betcgseg ielcn:hc-
t0 az elMOk, alcln0k, iegyz6 es titkar-
nal fcnti cimckcn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
EPtjLETFAT LOPoTT
I.ETART0ZTATTAK

William Bennett % ewes, 705
Oliver street, lakos, hogy lakasa-
ban befuthessen, Greg epuletfat
Iopott Smith Brewery, w. Fe-
deral street, epiileteibol lit.
Pennsylvania Railroad detek
tiviei tettenfrtek. akik el6alli-##
tottak a f6kapitanysagra, ahol
lopasert letartoztattak es b6rton-
be helyeztek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
HORvATH J0ZSEF
CIPOJAVITO UZEME

Sokan csodalkozva kerdezn
fogjak. hogy ki<az a lIorvath Jo-
zsef? Megmondjuk: Horvath An
tai es neje Is ewes ambiclozus
IS sziiIeiart 0nfelaldoz0 Is ewes
fla, akinek tiszteletere jo baratai
sziik csaladi k0rben, minden zaJ
Is feltiinosegt0l mentesen decem-
Der no lien sziiletesnapi estelyt
rendeztek.
Ennyi jutott tudomasunkra a
party-bol. Bizonyara megerde-
melte a kedves megemlekezest
t0rekv6 Horyath JOSEF, aki
fatal kora dacara kenyarkereso-
je egy 0ttagu csaladnak. Mlvel
keresi meg az ottagu csalad min
dennapi kenyeret9 AIT is meg
mondjuk: cipojavitassal.
Kerjiill a magyarsagot, ha val
talpalni, sarlalni val6 cipojill
otthonukban, he dobjak ell, ha
mem vigyelS Horyath JOSEF 2S0l
South avenuei modern gepekke
felszerelt cip6javito iizemebe, ak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15

OrOmmel hozzulS magyar test
veireink szives tudomasara, hogy
a detroit Scent Erzsebet Magyar
Arvallaz megnyilt: az selso kis ar
yak megerkeztek S szereto,, meleg
otthonra talaltak Az arvahaz
kepet lit koz0ljiik. A haztet0t
ugyan ho boritja, xviii hitleg
van, fagyos a vilag, de beliil me-
legen crz6, i6 emberek nemesen
dobogo szive es aldozatos szere-
tete tart melegct elarvult ma
gyar kis vereinknek.
AZ arvahaz elso karacsonyfa
iinnepelyet mtisoros tea-estellyel
egybek0tve december ho 1S-an.
vasarnap este tartJuk, melyre
szeretettel llivjuk meg mindnya-
jukat.
Magyar Testveremk, nahany
nap meg $ lit a karacsony. A bol-
dog es meleg csaladi otthonok
ban lis leanyol1, kis fiuk most
estGnkent odahuzzak zsamolvu
kat kandall6 tiize melle ts be
kes szeretettel ncznek az utcar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
CAMPBELL PoLGARI KoR

Elnok:, Timko Istvan, penztarnok
Torok josef. iegyz6 Gy0rgy Tamas
Ola Tfenble Aye.). trusteclk Varga
Josef, Palytot Mikl6s es Feher Nil
haN, szilmvlzsgal6 bizottsag Palyt6k
Miklos es Varga J6zsef. GyiilGs MIN
den no els6 vasarnapian delutan oral
kezdettel a kor saiat helyisegeben 100
jefferson street szam alatt. IIivatalos
lap az Amerikai Magyar IIirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
LORANTFFY ZSUzSANNA
NOEGYLET

Alakuft 1926 oktobcr 3l-en Youngs-
town. O.-bm. Gyiiloscit tart.ia minden
ho six vasarnapian magyar ref. egy-
haz iskolahelyisegeben 737 Mahoning
ave. 81. alatt. Eln0k: Vask6 Istvanni,
alelnok: Luteran Janosne, iegyz6: Pa
linszky Janosne (l937 Smithfisld ST.,
penztarnok: Csete Sandorne, clIenor:
10th Andrasne. Hivatalos lap az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
WEST sIDE-1 Macy. PoLGARI KoR

Elnok: Lengyel Peter, penztarnok
Varga Zsigmond, titkar l'ctranszky
Jozscf. Gyiilcscit az Amcrikai Magyar
Hirlap lclzi, mclyek Barta Peter ter
mebcn tartatnak. llivatalos zap az
Amprikai Mauyar Hirtan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-12-15
M!a :!
Napf61a

DECEMBER 10. BHvesz-mutat-
vanyok a Magvarok Nagyasszo-
nya rom. kath.l iskolaban.
DECEMBER 25. "A Macy. Macy
asszonya hitk. pasztorjat6ka.
DECEMBER %. A 6. kath. cgy-
haz ifjusaganak pasztorjateka.
DECEMBER 26. A Fiigget len
Ref. Egyhaz karacsonyi balja
Evening star., 1932-12-27
FLOATS PREPARED
FOR ROSES TOURNEY
This Years Parade
Beauty Expected to Be
Longest on Record.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, December 27-1t
may be a holiday season elsewhere in
the country, but in Southern California
cities hundreds of busy workers will be
employed from now until the morning
Of January completing the spinning
Of 2-mile-long ribbon OF loneliness,
the annual Tournament of Roses parade.
For a. years, Southern California has
welcomed the new year with its parade
Of flowers in Pasadena. Entries this
year indicate the procession will be the
longest on record. Fifty-six major
Fairy Tales in Flowers" will take part
in the parade, which will include l6
bands. 40 equestrian entries and scores
Of deliberately decorated automobiles.
Mary Pickford Honored.
Mary Pickford, the first woman ever
to be given the honor. will be grand
marshal Of the procession. Wearing a
green satin court gown. she will ride in
coach, covered with lavender and
shell-pink peas, china lilies and pink
roses. and drawn by white horses.
Topping off the New Year pageant,
uary 2. will be the Rose Bowl foot ball
e Z
b. -gh and Southern California, which
generally will be recognized as con-
test for the national foot ball cham
pionship.
While the Tournament of Roses ta!:es
first place in Southern CALIFORNIA;
manner of welcoming the new year,
there also will be other ways Of cele-
brating the turn Of the year. Night
clubs in Hollywood and other Los An
geles suburbs report heavy reservations
Prices this year will be low for a New
Year eve party.
Cover Charges Dropped.
Cover charges. almost without excep-
tion, have been abolished and dinner
in some Of the clubs is as low as rs
cents. with top prices in others not ex-
ceeding s5.
And with the State prohibition law
repealed, Federal prohibition agents ex-
pect busy time supervising all of
Southern California's fun-making re-
sorts.
Evening star., 1932-12-27

Arms" will be shown at the Palace
within the next few weeks. Booked
to follow Strange Interlude." the
astute city manager has bethought
himself that it would be wise to get
a laugh in bstween. So Eddie Can
tors "A Kid From Spain will prob
ably precadc the Hemingway picture.
Then, again. Helen Hayes and
Ramon Novarro are booked for an
early showing in The Son-Daugh-
ter"
National Players enthusiasts will
be interested in the news that Owen
Davis, jr., has been signed for a
role in the new English production,
"Evensong," which soon will be
shown on Broadway. The rumor that
Mr.. Davis, jr., will appear in person
on the Earle stage has been denied.
1t is said that there Is standing
room only at the rejuvenated
Strand Theater, which is showing
la Garbo to woman patrons only
in Streets OF Sorrow" Men will
have their chance to see Miss Garbo
Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Chill
dren will not be admitted
Warmers Earle Theater Is plan
ming lusty New Year eve celebra-
tion with a "Frolic" starting at IL 80
pm. and five complete shows being
given on Saturday. The screen at
traction will be Ruth Chatterton in
Frisco Jenny"
R-K-O Keith's will celebrate the
New Year with a preview showing
OF The Animal Kingdom" Saturday
night.
News of the theater and some Of
its allied arts includes the somewhat
sad news that Katherine Cornell is
not doing too well. as far as audi
ences are concerned with ''Lucrece";;
that Leona Powers is busy rehears-
ing play in New York, but stopped
long enough Christmas eve to wish
all her Washington friends a happy
New Year; that Donald Woods is
deep in radio work these days, fol-
lowing the closing of Singapore;
that Bebe, Barbara and Ben Lyon
sent this dramatic desk one Of the
incest Of the Hollywood Christmas
wires: that Arthur Lake predicts
M-G-M will produce flock of musi-
cal pictures in the near future; that
Florence Lake was discovered yes
terday in her dressing room reading
Edna Vincent Millay poetry beside
her Christmas tree; that Lima Bas-
quette is staying at the Shoreham;
that THE Captive" is being shown
In Baltimore, but will not be allowed
here. and that after The Green
Pastures" has been shown at the
National. It will play still another
week at the Belasco. E. de S. M.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
PIT. A. TOSERVELUNCHES
Needy Pupils of Kensington School
Will Be Fed.

BY a staff Correspondent of!The Star.
KENSINGTON, Md, December 27-
Hot lunches will be provided pupils of
the Kensington Elementary School who
are unable to purchase them by the
Parent-Teacher Association of that in
stitution when the school reopens in
January. 1t was announced today.
A series of benefit entertainments
and the collection Of private contribu-
tons is planned to raise funds for this
work, Mrs. Louis A. Boynton, president
OF the association. said.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
"ChristmaS Cuties"
Fine Holiday Burlesque.

A LII the holiday spirit and the
seasons greetings are put into
Christmas Cuties," current at the
Gayety this week.
TWO exceptional performers are
presented In Carmsn and Betty
du Val. Both Of the young women
display unusual talent and win the
audience with their dances.
artist that has appeared at the
Ninth street house for several sea-
sons. She swings into her work
with an ease and perfection that
hold the audience for the entire
evening. After doing half dozen
dances that are rarily seen IN
burlesque. she sings in Spanish to
the accompaniment Of a guitar.
Miss Du Val, the other highly
"touted" star. acquits herself In a
first-class y.ay. She sings and dances
in a fashion all her own, but one
that is worth seeing twice.
Bee Keller. the sprightly blonde,
Joy st. Claire, and Kay Cassidy form
a trio that is hard to beat for looks.
performance and personality. Miss
Cassidy, in particular. shows to ad-
vantage. Ruth Bradley adds to the
feminine artists by her creditable
vocal numbers.
BIN Davis again has things his
own way this week in the comedy
skits. He Is ably assisted by Sam
Raynor and Lee Hickman. with
George Kennear and Ray Parsons
as straights. Raynor and Hickman
were seen in several good numbers.
but do not show to advantage as
well as Davis.
Garrigan and De Muth. with BiNle
Rogers as an addition, form a fast
tap-dancing trio that clicks for the
first time in several weeks.
The chorus Is nicely attired and
goes into its work with plenty OF
enthusiasm. II. b. Il.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
LARGEST THEATER
WILL OPEN TONIGHT
First Unit of Rockefeller Cen.
ter to Draw Huge New
York Crowd. -
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 27.-The
Music Hall, first entertainment unit ot
the quarter-billion- dollar Rockefeller
center-the structural miracle that
blossomed in an economic drought
will blaze open tonight on three bust
ling sides-Forty-nin and Fiftieth
streets and Sixth avenue.
Like most new things in the world
OF the theater, it will be the largest
entertainment center of its kind In the
world. Modern to the minute. 1t will
accommodate $500 persons on the
main floor and in its three "mezza-
nines," as S. L. (Roxy) Rothafel. di-
rector Of entertainment, prefers to call
them.
Two hundred and fifty police officers,
foot and mounted. have been detailed
for tonight's opening. and special traffic
lanes will be kept open as far north as
Central Park, nine blocks north.
74S Persons Employed.
When the theater opens there will
be on duty in the entire building, back
stage and in the front of the house,
TAB perSonS-Cne employe for every
nine persons In the audience.
Two thousand costumes are required
for the performance. The entertainment
Itself is variety, similar IN Its diversity
to a vaudeville bill, but elaborated and
restyled to include spectacle and
ballet numbers of the type seen in
moving picture palaces"
An orchestra of 100 pieces, directed
by Emo Rapee. will have to play Sc
musical compositions during the pro-
gram.
Two hundred spotlights Of varying
power and intensity, each with 40 pos
Sible color changes, are in the theater,
all controlled from a master board In
front of the orchestra.
Ceiling Made Into Sky.
The ceiling, of successive arches. has
been made a sky upon which to pro-
duce novel lighting effects.
The list of those who are expected
to attend includes John D. Rockefeller,
jr., and his family: Owen D Young,
M. H. Aylesworth, president of R-K-O,
and prominent figures of industry,
society. the stage, the music world and
the screen
In addition to the symphony orches-
ira, q chorus of 100. colored choir Of
110 and a ballet corps numbering 80,
the opening bill includes Tito Ruffo
Coe Glade, Weber and Fields, DeWolf
Hopper and numerous others.
Another Rockefeller Center Theater,
the R-K-O Roxy. dedicated to photo
play and stage entertainment, will have
its opening Thursday night.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
RECLUSE FOUND DEAD
NEAR BALTIMORE DAM
"Hermit Of Loeb Raven Believed
Frozen to Death in Bare
Shanty Near City.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOWSON, Nd, December 27.-Miss-
ing from his daily woodchopping rounds
for several days, George b. Canapp. 30
year-old recluse, was found yesterday in
his bare shanty on knoll overlooking
the Baltimore Dam and Reservoir at
Loeb Raven, north of here.
The body was found by group of
acuuaintances as they visited the place
with a delayed contribution Of Christ
mas food. Coroner William P. Butler
said the man had been dead for sew
eral days and had apparently frozen.
known as the Hermit of Loeb
Raven" Canapp according to the coro-
ner, had maintained his solitary exis-
tence on the hill for l8 years and the
Baltimore officials. humoring his whim
that the vast estate Of the preserve was
his property. had permitted him to live
there unmolested.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
S1,074 SPENT FOR RELIEF
Laurel Welfare Group Raised
81. .22S in Ten Months.

special Dispatch to The Star.
LAUREL, Md, December 27.-Fron
February 9. 1882. to December 13. 1882,
the Laurel Welfare Association raised
sl,228.40. and spent $1,O74.53, leaving a
bank balance of $l5387, according to
officials. Approximately $500 of the
money raised was in direct ccntribu-
tions. Sixty-six families have been
aided by food, clothing, medicine, fuel.
hospital expenses, and gardening ma
terials, according to their needs.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
GIVE PLAY FRIDAY

Chapt:co Loretto Players to Pre-
sent Drama to Benefit Chapel.
Special Dispatch to The Star
LEONARDTOWN, Md, December q.
The Loretto Players of Chaptico, Md,
will present the play Welcome Home,
Jimmy" for the benefit Of the Loretto
Roman Catholic Church chapel there
Friday at pm. and at Avenue, Md,
on January 6.
Those in the cast are Bessie Thomas,
Lorena Downs. Adele Mattingly, Ora
Hill. Grace Herman. Albert Gray,
Henry Burroughs and Frederick Gray
Evening star., 1932-12-27
NATIVE OF WASHINGTON
DIES IN INDIANAPOLIS
Mrs. Florence S. Meyer Was Wife
of Sol Meyer, Former Bank
President.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 27.-Mrs.
Florence S. Meyer, wife Of Sol Meyer,
former president of an Indianapolis
bank, died at her home here yesterday
after an illness of year.
She had spent Winters at Miami
Beach, Fla. for the past 10 years.
Born in Washington, D. c.. the daugh-
ter of Henry Strauss. she came to In
dianapofs in 1897. She had been ac-
tive in Fed Cross work.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row morning and burial will be In the
Indianapolis Hebrew Congregational
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1932-12-27
U. S. EMBASSY AT ROME
MOVED TO NEW QUARTERS
Now Occupies Villa Once Owned
by King Victor Emanuel and
Facisti Party.
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROME, December 27-The United
States embassy was moved yes -erday
to beautiful new quarters in a villa
once the property of King Victor
Emanuel and occupied at various times
by members of the royal family.
The property consists Of two build
ings 81 years old and 1900 square
meters of park on the corner Of Via
Veneto and Via Bonccmpagni in the
It was purchased b. Ambassador
Garrett in 1880 for 100000 from the
Fascist party, to which it previously
had been sold by the King.
During the last two years the United
States embassy and consulate, which
will share the new home, occupied
rented quarters in the Via Venti Set
tembre.