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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
Hospital Children Haze
OzCm Shoe and'EnjOy 1t
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

CHILDREN love to be entertained by children That found out
VI yesterday afternoon at the Riley hospital.
with Bobby Sammy Tucker, their father and
F. the
Thursday afternoon
Bobby Sammy years children with
their
roller in wheel chairs than seventy
girls the great hospital assembled in the reception
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16

CRAVING grandmas of today whis-
per to shopping companions:
Mother wore a dress just like
that when she was married. She
used to tell how she came down.
town to the Trade Palace in her
carriage and shopped.
Imagine being able to park in
front of Ayres now with 6 car.
The old dear, can see her now,
sweeping out of that carriage,
head held high, shoulders forced
back by bone-stays and padding"
Then the giggles of the cocky-
dressed fapper of 1882, with her
hat tilted over one eyebrow as she
grimaces at the creations of sixty
years ago and wonders how it was
that great-grandma didn't break
blood-veSsel, or two or smother
to death, getting into the gowns
that were as flowing as Niagara
Falls.
But back to the tough time win
dow-dresSers had in bringing 1872
to 1882.
y Il n
A N authority on the where
L A abouts of clothing of an
tiquity in indianapolis was sum-
moned and given carte blanche
instructions to bring in all the
trouSSeauS of yore and garments
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
PICK JEAN KANLEY
SENIOR PRESIDENT

Miss Jean Hanley has been elected
president of the senior class at st.
Agnes academy. Other officers
chosen are Miss Marian MeSsick,
president; Miss Berenice Bren-
nan, secretary, and Miss Virginia
Ittenbach. treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
Miss Fields Elected

Miss Norma Fields has been elect
ed president of the Alpha Theta
Chi sorority. Others named recent
ly are Miss Eva King, -presi-
dent; Miss Izetta Smith, secretary;
Miss Thelma Sparks, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Groves, treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
Officers Are HO21Ored

Recently elected officers of the
Huddle Club were honored at a spe-
cial meeting of the club Wednesday
night. The officers are H H. Low
ingfosS, president; B. D. Risk, vice.
president, and j. R. Crabtree, secre-
tary-treaSurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
|MANNtR5ANDWORALS
H\BY JANE JORDAN /pI

a RE you unhappy? Do you long
"A for a sympathetic ear in which
to pour your troubles? Write to
Jane Jordan and read your answers
in this column.
Dear Jane Jordan-I went steady two
years with my husband before we married.
Our passion got the best of us and our
baby was born seven months after our
marriage. 1t died shortly after birth.
vacant apartment above my fathers home.
NY sister did not want us to move in
and she tries to boss us.
She throws my son up to me all the
time. She even tells my relatives lies
about us. They know of our marriage
experience and form their opinion accord
| feel that I should stay here until my
father tells me to move. We haven't much
money and we save some by living here
DO you think we should move before my
father asks us to? And do you think
we ever VIII stop hearing OF, our marriage
misfortune? 1t gives us the blues, for
we had good regulations before, and still
have some friends left A. D.
Dear A. D.-SometimeS peace of
mind is more valuable than money.
With rents as low as they are. it is
quite possible that a little searching
will bring to light place where you
can live as cheaply as you do now,
with less unpleasantneSs to bear. It
is not wise to live in close proximity
with ones family unless an un-
usually sympathetic relationship
exists. No one can be more cruel
than the members of your own
family if you go against their
dictates.
Your sister would be amazed if
she knew that envy and not virtue
motivates her condemnation. You
have husband and she has not.
You were swept off your feet by
love. You knew
ecstasy and pain. Sister Is
For loves sake, Corsuod
you flew in the consumed
face of convention. by Envy
The piper pre-
Sented his bill and you paid. 1t is
more than an unloved woman can
bear, so she takes out her envy in
petty persecution.
Yes, people will forget your ex-
perience if you do not cause them
further grounds for gossip. 1t won't
be long before they are stirred up
over a fresher scandal. Somebody
else will set their tongues to wagging
and divert their attention from you.
You sit tight and pay no attention
to malicious SANDER 1t can't go
on forever without something to feed
on. You have done your best to
rectify your mistake. You're mar
ried now and you are no longer in
teresting to scandal mongers, unless
you break out in a fresh place.
Note-The following letter is from Mon
sieur 22'' to an old Maid at %" I have
printed that part that contains his prayer
for the right kind of woman. 1t is an
interesting masculine viewpoint.
Dear Old Maid at 81 will give
you personal prescription of how
I feel myself about my ideal woman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
Club to Cine D0uce

Young Peoples Social Club of the
Assumption parish will give a dance
Tuesday night at the Assumption
hall. Music will be provided by
Hugh McConnellS orchestra. Thorn
as F. O'Connor will sing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
Honor City Visitors

Mrs. Sam Shuman and Miss
Jeanette K. Watkins of New York
are the guests of Miss Fay GurvitS,
1877 North Dickson street, who gave
a bridge party in their honor
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16

First of all, I am grateful to Di-
vine Providence that I am not a
woman, for then I could not love
her, adore her, admire her any
more.
Woman is my religion, my God.
Without her, I am nothing. I am
lost. I depend so much on her and
owe her so much that I am rather
her slave than her master in my
realm. Daily my prayer ascends to
the heavens to God to give me a
vibrant flame of a woman for a
mate. Make, her, I pray Thee, a
woman of merriment. Fill her with
a master love for
Give Her t h e strenuous
. Cr;,;+ Give her a body
mpou nded Of
Elemental strength and SYM
metry. Send surg
ing through her a spirit elemental.
Fill her with love of the open air,
the high hills, the winding streams,
the storms that send snow and Sleet
across the wastes. Make her vibrant
with the joy of the lightning flash
and the crash of the thunder. Let
her ever be silent worShiper of
the stars. Fill her with the love
and the desire for wisdom suitine
her as mate, a companion, a wife
and mother for my children.
Make her, I pray Thee, sweet
heart of the natural. would have
her frank and fearless and gentle
Fit to play her hand in the game OF
life in the manner Of a master
And when, in Thy goodness, Thou
hast given this
woman unto me, Let Her
lie let me me eve. ever find find Always Be
elusive, something Elusive
that ever shall
keep me searching joyously and with
wonder.
Give me, God, a woman who will
demand more of me than have
dared to demand of myself, who will
help me hberate that creative en-
ergy necessary for the realization OF
my dreams. And if it be Thy will
that this woman be not given to me
in the flesh give her to me as an
ideal woman who will lead me daily
to render my great love for her;
and may she never permit me to
find the final goal.
MONSIEUR TWENTY TWO.
Does any woman among our read
ers feel in her heart that she fills
this bill?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
Miss .LnneS Hostess

Miss Gladys James will be hostess
for a meeting of Delta chapter.
Alpha Beta Gamma sorority, at
$3.50 tonight. Plans will be made
for a dinner party to be held soon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16

Mrs j. r. Townsend. Mrs Merwyn
BridenStine. Mrs. Arthur Focke, Miss Mary
Rigg. Miss Vera Morgan. Mrs. Paul Tom
baugh. Mrs. James Bawden. Mrs. A. H.
Hinkle. Mrs Allen H. Mitchell. Mrs. T.
Victor Keene. Mrs. Nathan Pearson. Mrs
Donald c. Drake. Miss Evelyn Carpenter.
Mrs. H. B. Pike. Mrs. O.. M. Helmer. Mrs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Ferrit T. Taylor,
West Eighty-sixtth street, are at the
Barclay in New York.
Mrs. Clark Day, % West Forty
second street, is visiting at the new
West Newton in New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16

a master love for
t h e strenuous.
Give her a body
C o m pou nded of
strength and SYM
metry. Send surg
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
Sister Is
Consumed
by Envy

Note-The following letter is from Mon
sieur 90" to an old Maid at %" I have
printed that part that contains his prayer
for the right kind of woman 1t is an
interesting masculine viewpoint
Dear Old Maid at 22-I will give
you personal prescription of how
I feel myself about my ideal woman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-16
Let Her
Always Be
Elusive

Does any woman among our read
ers feel in her heart that she fills
this bill?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
JOBB MUNKAALKALMAK
A HELYBELI GYARAKBAN

E heten a helybeli acelgyarak-
ban nemi javulas eszlelhet6. A
Carnegie Steel Co. helybeli es
farrelli telepe folytatjak fokozott
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A far
relli telep kedd helyett hetf6n
kezdte meg miik0deset.
The American Sheet & Tinplate
Co. farrelli telepe Is turnusban
dolgozik a mutt heti 13-al szem.
ben.
The Sheet & Tube Co. camp
belli telepen is fokozott munka
folyik, ezel szemben azonban Bes-
semer telepe sziinetel.
A Republic open hearth-jei ne
hany napi sziineteles utan ismet
miik0desbe j0ttek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
HELYBELI MOZu6KEP
sZINHAzAK KIZARTAK A
GEPKEZEI6KET

A Youngstown mozg6kep-
szinhazak, k0ztiik Warner, Pa
ramaunt, R. X. O. Palace es a
Strand kizartak munkasaikat.
A kizaras a multi penteken lett
foganatositva, a nevezett negy
mozg6kdp vallalat vezet6segei al
tai. A kizarast azert alkalmaztak
a nSvezett szinhazak vezetSsegei,
inert a munkasoknak f0lajanlt
20 szazalek berredukci6t a mozg6
KEEP kezel5k uni6janak helybeli
fi6kja visszantasitotta.
A Park Theatre, Dome Theatre
6s Hippodrome Theatre teljesi-
tettek a munkasoknak fizetesiik-
re vonatkoz6 ker6s6t. Az unio Is
a. kizart munkasok kerik a k0-
zonseget, hogy ezen mozg6kep-
szinhazakat tamogassak latogata.
s&val. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
MENETJARAT VALTOZAs
49, s AUT6BUsZ vONALON

A varosi tanacs elfogadta a
Youngstown Municipal Railway
Co. el5terjeszteset, amelyben a
tarsasag keri nyolc aut6busz vo-
nalan a menetjarat megvaltozta.
tasat. A kerelmet varosi tanacs
j6vahagyta, melynek elfogadasat
az alabbi helybeh iizletemberek
is kertek: Lester G. Livingston,
Bertram Lustig, G. j. Strouss,
Charles E. Semple, j. Howard
Parker, H. w. Grant, L. B. Nc
Kelvey, j. Oppenheimer, The
Greater Youngstown Association,
D. M. Robins es Harry Levinson.
A valtozott menetjarat, - mely
okt6ber Len lep eletbe - k0-
vetkez5 utvonalakon jar6 aut6bu.
szokon lep ervenybe: Elm-Mar-
ket ST., HillmanAlbert, South
North, Logan-Ford.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
Hoover n1ellett
az Eszaknyugat
Schall minnesota szenator szerint
az eszaknyugati allamok rokon-
szenve Hoover fele fordult. - A
republicans parthuseg. Il

Washingtonb6l jelentik: -
SchaH minnesota senator sze-
rint az eszaknyugati allamok ro-
konszenve Hoover fele fordult.
Minneapolisb6l erkezett jelen-
tesek szerint a republicans kila-
tas kedvez5 es Schall szerint mem
allja meg a helyet az az allitas,
hogy Roosevelt az eszaknyugati
allamok gazdag lakossaga k0zott
mind n6pszeriibbe valnek.
Schall szenator nemcsak Min.
nesotaban, de a k0zepnyugati al
lamohban is er6s kortesmunkara
vallalkozik. A republicans or
szagos bizottsag felkeresere be-
szedeket fog tartani Indiana, H.
linois, Iowa, Missouri es Ohio al
lamokban es a republicans or
szagos bizottsag eln0ket mar err
tesitette, hogy meg ebben a no.
napban kortesk0rutra indulhat.
Az ujsagir6k el3tt Schall kije-
lentette, hogy:
"Az eszak-nyugati allamokb6l,
partlmk tagjait6l hozzam erke-
zett levelek meggy6ztek arr6l,
hogy az ottani szavaz6k mem gon-
dolnak ARA, hogy demokratat
iiltessenek be Feher Hazba. z
"Nezetem szerint Roosevelt
kormanyzo jel0ltetese 6ta tartott
beszedeivel mem er6sitette meg a
maga helyzetet, s6t AIT hiszem.
hogy talajt veszitett. A forgalom
fellenditesere vegleges inditvany-
nyal mem allott el3, anelkil pedig
d -f~publiRanus e1rmek k1zjtt
szambavehet6 tamogatasra mem
szamithat."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
A CENTRAL BANK 100%o-IG
KIFIZETI A BETETEKET

A Central Savings & Loan Co.,
volt az els6 bankok k0ziil, mely
bezart es likvidalva lett. A bank
most mar csak $7O,OOO-ral tarto-
xix Observation-Disclosures, mely
0sszeg kifizetsekor szaz szazale-
kos kifizetesben reszesiilnek a ta-
karekbetev0k. A banknak van
meg nagyon sok reszvenye es
bondja, melyek az utobbi id5ben
a t6zsdei arfolyam jegyzesen ma.
gasra sz0ktek fel es exert f0ltehe-
to, hogy nemcsak a takarekbete-
v3k reszesiilnek teljes kifizetes-
ben, hanem a reszvenyeseknek is
jut maid valami. u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
0T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOG HOOVER MONDANI

Washingtonb6l jelentik: -
Hoover elnok meg mem hataro.
zott, hogy valaszt6 polgarok
el6tt val6 szemelyes megjelenese-
vel harcoljon-e az ujra val6 meg
valasztasaert. Legszivesebben csak
radon beszelne. -
Annak ellenere, hogy demo.
kratak AIT allitjak, hogy Maine
allamban lefolyt valasztasok ARA
kenyszeritik Hoovert, hogy aktiv
reszt vegyen a kampanyban, a
Feher Haz meg mindig AIT han
gaztatja, hogy Hoover csak ha-
rom kampanybeszedet fog mon
dani, mint AIT eredetileg terveztt.
C. Bascom Stamp, aki 1928-ban
delen kizd0tt Hoover mel1ett, ait
tanacsolja Hoovernek, hogy New
Yorkon es Bostonon Xviii West
Branchban (Ia.), Clicagoban,
Minneapolisban es esetlee Cleve-
landban (O). is tartson kampany
beszedet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
A SIT. VINCE EGYLET
Macy SZttRETI BAIJA

September 25-en, most vasar-
nap nagy latvanyossag szinhelye
lesz SIT. Istvan templomot k0-
riil0vez3 tere, ahol a Scent Istvan
rom. katholikus egyhaz kebele.
ben miik0d6 Scent Vince Egylet
ifjusaga maga nemeben parat-
Ian sziireti bait rendez.
A belepti dij arat a rendez6seg
25 centben allapitotta meg.
A sziireti bal tiszta j0vedelme
az egyhazhoz tartoz6 szegenyek
segelyezesere lesz forditva.
Buncsi Janos es zenekara fogja
ez alkalommal a zenemiiveszet
remekeit szolgaltatni.
A buzg6 rendez5s6g F5tiszte-
lend6 Bir6 U6rinc, az egyhaz ple-
banosaval kar0ltve mindent elk0-
vet, hogy a mulatsagon megjele-
no vendegeknek egy feledhetet-
len j6 napot szerezzen szeptem.
Der 25-en.
A SIT. Istvan Egyhaz tagsaga,
mely igeretet tett, hogy teljes
szamban jelen lesz a balon es az
egyhaz ifjusaga, tisztelettel kerik
es szeretettel varjak ezen balra
varosunk es videke magyarsagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
A nlunkasz0vetseg
eln0kenek beszede
William Green, q munk&sss0vst-
sSg choke, nagyon s6t6t k6pst
festett q j0v6 t6lr6

William Green, az American
Federation Of Labor choke Pitts
burghban tartott beszAdeben ma
gyon sotet kepet festett j6v5
telr6l. Szerine munkanelkiiliseg
e telen nagyobb lesz, mint valaha
volt, ha kormany siirg6sen mem
intezkedik munkaalkalmakr6l.
Green t0bbek kozott k0vet-
kez6ket mondotta:
AZ segitseg, amt q kor-
many bankoknak, iizleteknek IS
vallalatoknak nyujtott, semmi ha-
tassal mem volt. a munkan6lkiili-
segre. Az American Federation
of Laborhoz erkezett jelent6sek
szerint IL milli6 400 ezer ferfi As
no van munka nelkiil az Egyesiilt
Allamokban.
"Dacara annak, hogy az ut6b-
bi id0kben sokat beszelnek a
helyzet javulasar6l, az ipari IS
iizleti valsag cs0kkeneserN bizo-
nyos, hogy a munkanelkiilis6g
n0vekedesevel allunk szemben.
Egeszen bizonyos, hogy k0vet-
kezo telen munkanelkiilisag ma
gyobb lesz, mint valaha VOLT"
Green azutan kijelentette, hogy
a munkassz0vetseg hatarozottan q
berleszallitasok ellen foglal al
last. A munkassz0vetssg k5veteli.
hogy addig is, mig az ipar mem
tud job-okat adni a munkanel-
kiilieknek, kormany leptesse
eletbe k0teleEo munkanelkGli
biztesitast fsa1szmnnaaalaa tr.
Z u 4 =
renltsen munkaalkalmat a mtln-
kanelkiiliek szamara. Maid ICY
folytatta:
"Csaknem harom even at az
iparvallalatok - keves kivetellel
berlevagas destruktiv politi-
kajat folytattak. Ennek eredme-
nye az volt, hogy munkasok
milli6i kenytelenek voltak leszal.
litani az Observation-Disclosures. Ket
ev alatt tobb mint $4,000, 900, 600
dollarral csokkent a munkaber-
levagas Matt munkasok vasar-
l6kepessege."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
MEGKEZDTE KAMPkNYAT

Franklin d. Roosevelt, New
York allan kormanyzoja de-
mokrata part elnokjel6ltje mutt
heten elindult valasztasi kam-
pany k0rutjara.
Franklin D. Roosevelt k0rutja
% napot vesz igenybe. Okt6ber
San ter vissza New York allam-
ba, ezen a napon kezd3dik ugyan-
is new york allami konvenci6,
amelyen a kormanyz6 jeloltet
fogjak megvdlasztani es Roose-
welt, aki Lehman kormanyzo je-
l0ltsege mellett van. konvenci-
on beszedet akar tartani Lehman
erdekeben.
Osszesen 5000 mertfoldet tesz
meg Roosevelt ezalatt a % nap
alatt. Roosevelt bizonyos abban,
hogy gy6zni fog es eppen exert
mem annyira ARA fog t0rekedni.
hogy beszedeivel maga melle al
litsa a nyugatot, hanem, hogy see
melyesen is meglassa, hogy mi
lyen gazdasagi bajok vannak az
orszag k0linb0z6 reszeiben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22

Egy west sidd polgar j6l cslozott
goly6ja sulyoe sebet ejtett a he
TEX 6ta hajszo(t bandit&n. - Be-
torres k0sbsn erte a goly6.

Hat heten keresztiil tartotta
izgalomban Youngstown Is vide
ket. egy feketes sfajhoz tartoz6, en-
beri mivoltabN kivetkGz0tt ban
dita, aki napr6l-napra ejszaka-
max idejen bet6rt a nyugv6ra
teri polgarokes otthonaiba, ahol
terrorizalta a csalad ferfitagjait,
akiket az agyialatt vagy a pad
lon val6 hasohfekvesre kenysze-
ritette, mig da csalad n6szeme-
lyein erSszakot kovetett ell.
A helybeli rsnd5rseg eg6sz sza-
kasz rendorse&e, detektivek, fol-
fegywerkezett magan emberek
nagy t0mcge Mjszolta az elvete-
mult 3'hal6szobak remet' de
minden eredrseny nelkiil, mig
vdgre egy brief hilli polgar j6l
celozott goly6A iuttatta bandi.
tat rendarkszrf.
A bandita illiam Hall, vagy
William Haw9 26 ewes, a fekete
fajhoz tartoz6, ,Irovottmultu, tobb-
szorosen biintsfe nilesi lakos,
aki f. evi julius h6 29-en saba
dult XII az Ohid allami fegyhazb6l
es AEON id6t5l bgva rettegetesben
tartotta a West Side bekes pol
(Fodyt. q Blk oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
CAMPBELL KULTUR K0R
TANCMUL.ATsAaoT RENDEZ

q
A Campbell Magyar Kultur
Kor szeptember h6 24-en, szom-
baton este Macy tancmulatsagot
rendez labdaz6S csapat javara
az Italian Hallban, Gordon es
12-ik utcak sarkah.
Belepti jegy ara csak 25 6s IS
centben lett megallapitva.
Ezen nagysikeriinek igerkez6
balra hivatalos Y Youngstown Is
k0rny6ke 0sszmagyarsaga. Medve
zenekara jatszik.
Izletes magyar 6telekrH Is fris.
sit5 italokr6l gondoskodott q
Rendez6s6g
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
A SIT. GY0RGY COR. KATH.
IFJUsAG sZURETI BALJA

A Scent Gy0rgy g. kath. ifju-
sag okt6ber h6 15-en, szombaton
este a Wards Bakery tancterme-
ben rendezi szokasos evi sziireti
baljat. Tame kezdete este 7 ora.
kor. A belap6 jegyek arat leg
mersekeltebb arban allapitotta
meg az agilis rendez6seg: ferfiak-
max 35c, n3knek 25c.
A mulatsag legnagyobb erde-
kesseget Orosz Ferenc es hires
bandaja fogja nyujtani, mely
legujabb magyar n6taival fogja
minden egyes megjelen3 vendeg-
gel a depresszi6 fajdalmait elfe-
lejtetni. Orosz Ferenc ezen al
kalomra j6nak latta egy Stradi-
varius-hegedii beszerzeset igy
minden megjelenS magyar ven-
deg meg lehet gy6z6dve arr6l,
hogy varosunk kival6 magyar
primasa elhuzza n6tajat.
Ezen 6hazai RECEIPT szerint ke.
sziil6 sziireti mulatsagra nagy
kesziilodes folyik a SIT. Gy6rgy
g0r. kath. ifulsag k0reben. A hit
'k0zseg kival6 kantora 10th Janos
mar megkezdte az ifjusaggal a
kiilonfele magyar tancok es dalok
betanitasat.
Mindazok, akik g. kath. ifju-
sag tavalyi sziireti baljan meg
jelentek, tanusk odhatnak. hogy
legpompasabb estdben volt re-
silk. Ne feledjuk el, hogy gor.
kath.a ifjusag amt iger, ait min
den alkalommal meg is ada.
AIRY rendez6seg gondoskodott,
hogyi 1spk sz6llG ekesitse a mulat-
sag szinhelyet. Azon tolvaj, aki
legt0bb sz6ll6t lopni fog, egy
kosar sz6ll6t kap jutalmul.
Ezen sziireti nagy balra hivata-
los Youngstown es videke 0ssz-
magyarsaga vallaskiil0nbseg nell
kill, toyabba minden egyes hit.
kozseg ifjusagi k0renek vezet5se-
ge es tagsaga. Rendez6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
EgY BANDIIA SGT RABoLT
- Ell EaY RABBTT6L

ri. Jacob Zimmerman, 81 ewes,
'1442 Ohio avehuei lakos otfhoTlsar--
max porcelain pihent s amid5n
nyugv6ra akart terni egy bandita
eros iitest merF fejere, ugy, hogy
eszmeletleniil 0sszeesett.. A rabl6
ezutan atkutatta aldozatanak zse-
belt es Sc keszpenzzel meglepett.
A rend6rseg keresi banditat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
PoLGARI K0R aYttLEsE

Most vasarnap este pont 8 oral
kezdettel tartja a Varosi Polgari
.K6r els6 3szi gyiileset a Scent Ist-
van otthonban. Kerjiik els3 sor-
ban k0r tagjait, masod sorban
az osszes magyar szarmazasu pol
garokat, hogy a gyiilesen, anne
lyen a mai politikai helyzet is
megvitatasra keriil, lehet6leg
nagy szam'ban jelenjenek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
A HART JEWELRY STORE
NRAKATAT KIRABOLTAK

A Hart Jewelry Store 5 West
Federal street, iizletenek nyuga-
ii kirakatat ismeretlen tetteseE
kiraboltak. A kirakatb6l 5000
erteku zseb6rakat vittek ell. Ket
het leforgasa alatt most masod-
izben tortek be ezen ekszeriizlet
kirakatait. Az els3 bet0res alkal-
naval $1,000 ertki ekszereket
vittek ell rabl6k, akiket.a a rem
d6rseg er6sen nyomoz,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
RoBoG6 AUT6JABAN
KIRAB0LTAK A RABL6K

Ket f0fegyHerkezett rabl6 fol
tart6ztatta Harold Flanagan SGT
Belmont avenuei lakost. amid6n
q Detroit avenuen vegig hajtott.
A rabl6k elvittek Flanagan kul-
csait IS tolt5-tollat. Penz mem
volt n&la. A rabl6k elmenekiiltek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
rs VI VII.LANY LAMpA
vAROsUNK UTCAIN

A varosi tanacs elhatarozta,
hogy a varos hil0nb0zS reszein,
ahol AIT a sziikseg megkivanja,
IS vi, $50 gyertyafenyii ivlampa-
kat szereltet fol. Egy-egy ivlam-
pa vilagit6 koltsege 6venkent $27.
Az vi folszerelend6 lampak svi
koltsegevel varos vilagit6 szam-
laja evenkent $2106-al emelkedik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-09-22
ROMLOTT HUST ARULT
B0RT0NBE KERttLT

Az egeszsegiigyi hat6sag rem
delkezese folytan a rend6rseg le-
tartoztatta Nat Margolis, 64 ewes.
512 Alpine street, lakost, inert
megszegte a varos egeszsegiigyi
t0rvenyeit azzal, hogy uzleteben
olyan hust arult, mely az egssz-
segiigyi hat6sag feliilvizsgalata
n6lkiil keriilt forgalomba.