davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1933-12-29

the east end Of the field and make a
turn to parallel the right of way of
the Rosslyn branch of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. An approach road and
parking areas would be constructed at
the terminal building.
The terminal and administration
building would be 100 feet wide by 200
feet long and two stories in height.
The architecture would be of the
Federal type found in the new Govern
ment buildings in the Mall Triangle.
Turn-Table Planned.
The arrangement Of the waiting room
and passages would provide for loading
and unloading Of four airplanes at one
time. Telescoping steel and glass
canopies would take the passenger
through covered and heated passage
into the airplane.
To facilitate maneuvering of air.
planes into position at the terminal
building, turntable about four feet in
diameter. equipped with an air or
hydraulic controlled wheel chock will
be employed to enable the airplane to
swing through an arc into position
alongside the telescoping canopy. The
chock would be operated from the air
port control room, making it impos-
sible for the airplane to leave until the
chock was released by the dispatcher.
The second floor of the building
would contain Offices for air transport
operators, the Department of Com
merce, the Weather Bureau and the
airport manager. 1t is proposed to
have a permanent exhibit of aircraft
instruments and appliances in the lobby
and it has been suggested that If the
Wright Kitty Hawk plane is brought
back from England it might be placed
in this exhibit room.
A control tower and the necessary
beacons and lights would be placed
on the roof of the terminal building,
which also would serve as an observa-
ton and recreation center.
The basement under the terminal
building would provide space for mail
and express trucks to load and unload
On the main floor would be the wait
ing room, mail and baggage rooms,
ticket Office, restaurant, dining room,
baggage rooms and other facilities.
1t is proposed to improve the existing
steel and concrete hangar, to erect two
additional hangers for the present, and
to install central heating plant.
Hangar lean-tos would provide space
for repair shops, field Offices. stock
rooms and other facilities. Sites for
four additional hangers are set aside
on the plan
Field Would Be Lighted.
The central heating plant would fur
nish steam heat for the terminal build
ing and hangers. 1t would be located
near the railroad so that a spur might
be provided for unloading of carload
shipments of fuel oil or coal. Gasoline
and oil storage and dispensing equip
ment also would be placed near the
railroad, with an elevated spur to
permit deliveries by gravity.
The completed airport would be
lighted for night operation, including
boundary lights, flood lights, beacon.
obstruction lights and approach lights
for runways. A novel system Of signal
lighting would indicate to pilots at all
times the proper runway to Use under
prevailing wind conditions. Three fog
penetrating lights are planned to aid
pilots In thick weather. Landing beam
and auxiliary beacon markers are con-
templated to permit radio-controlled
blind landings. The terminal building
will be equipped with two-way radio for
Evening star., 1933-12-29
with pilots approaching

communication with pilots approaching
the field.
The control tower would be provided
with complete meteorological equip
ment, under supervision of the Weather
Bureau, which now maintains an OBJ
servation station at the local field.
1t Is pointed out that, on the basis
of existing operations, the estimated
net income for washington Airport for
1894 Is about $eo, 600. and that the
total annual operating cost will not
exceed $4,000 year, which is an in
crease of $4,000 above the present
operating cost.
It Is estimated that the building
program, If started in the Spring,
could be completed before next Winter.
Grading and work capable Of being
done by common labor could be carried
on during the remainder of this
Winter.
Evening star., 1933-12-29

Up on Capitol Hill they probably
won't wait for this New Year to blow
horns, clap hands, blast sirens and
Whirl noiSemakers.
1t will not be whoopee. II this bed
lam sets in, but just some Of the boys
giving the little starlings a big hand.
Plans are already taking shape.
Last night the birds roasted on the
dome of the United States Capitol, one
for every foothold, in the largest num-
bers ever seen there. Rows Of them
stretched away over House and Senate
wings, on every ledge and projection.
With Congress meeting in regular
session Wednesday. the Office of the
architect of the Capitol is going to take
the startling problem in hand immedi-
ately The staff, however is dealing
with it's first visitation, and is proceed
ing cautiously.
One member suggested stringing a
line of sirens. Clifford Lanham, chair
man of the Districts Startling Nuisance
Evening star., 1933-12-29
u. S. SAVINGS BANK
MEETING POSTPONED
Col. Cooper Asks Delay Until He
Can Confer With Stockholders
on Reopening.

At the request Of Col Wade H.
Cooper, president of the United States
Savings Bank, a conference scheduled
for this morning at the Treasury De-
partment to take up the question OF re-
organizing the bank, was postponed un-
til IL am. Tuesday.
Col. Cooper, it was learned, has been
getting In touch with other stockhold-
ers with a view to enlisting their sup
port In a new plan to reopen the bank.
He has been unable to see all OF them
since the recent conference at the
Treasury preliminary to reopening ne
gotiations.
The Central Business Mems Associa-
ton, which had scheduled a special
meeting for tonight also postponed its
session. It had been called also to dis
euss the question of reopening the aRnk.
IA depositors had been invited.
Evening star., 1933-12-29
FINDING OF SHRINE
SHEDS NEW LIGHT
Discovery Shows Religious
Practices in Ancient Greece,
Broneer Reports.

Discovery Of a cave shrine to Aphro-
dite, goddess of love, was reported to
the Archaeological Institute Of America,
meeting here today, by DR.. Oscar
Broneer of the American School Of
Classical Studies at Athens.
Located on the north slope of the
Acropolis, the discovery throws light on
the religious practices Of the common
people of the Greek city about 400
years before Christ, when they persisted
in a form Of worship frowned upon
by the intellectual upper crust of the
ancient world.
Other evidence obtained by the
Acropolis excavations this year showed
there had been an important settle
ment on the site Of Athens extending
back into the new stone age, at least
1000 years before Christ.
The Greek attitude toward old age
was brought out in discussion Of vase
paintings representing the folk hero,
discrepit and malignant GeraS, persona
hcation Of old age. Geras was evident
ly an amplification of the Old Man of
the Sea concept of the earlier Greeks
and was looked upon as an evil demon,
the child Of night In this way he was
contrasted with Hebe, the bride Of
Herakles and goddess Of eternal youth.
A floor mosaic from Pompen was
identified by Prof. George W. Elderkin
of Princeton University as representing
the famous school of peripatetic philos-
ophers who hourished at Athens about
the fourth century BIC.
Cities Built on Ruins.
Progress of University of Cincinnati
excavations on the site of Troy were
described yesterday by DR.. Carl w.
Blegen During the past year, he said,
confrmatory evidence had been found
of the existence Of nine successive
Homer They were built on the ruins
of each other, resulting in deposit OF
40 feet of debris. The first settle
ment, the excavations indicate, was in
the early bronze age.
Much evidence is being accumulated
of the actual living conditions OF the
people in the various stages. Thus In
the sixth city, dating about 500 BIC,
remains of four-in-a-row tenement
houses were found, facing on streets
little more than 3 feet wide. in con-
trast to the wide streets" OF the 1ll1ad.
The street." DR.. Blegen said, evi-
dently was little more than place
for the dumping Of garbage.
The unsanitary habits of the Trojans
in the fifth city might have been made
to order for the archeologist. They
simply threw the garbage on the living
room floor, and let 1t stay. When 1t
became so thick they couldn't move
around in the room, they cleaned
house" by covering it all over with a
thin new floor of clay. There 1t re-
mained for the edification Of the fu-
ture.
Among the objects uncovered this
year, he said, were relics Of what prob
ably was q monumental shrine. On
some of the stones were found inciSed
swatiskas, the recently revived emblem
of Germany.
Evening star., 1933-12-29
MEMORIAL BANQUET
Filipinos Will Mark Death of DR..

Jose Rial.
Members Of the Visayan Circle, q
Filipino organization, will mark the
thirty-seventh anniversary of the death
Of DR.. Jose Rizal, national hero of the
Philippine Islands, at banquet in the
Hamilton Hotel tomorrow evening.
Diosdado M. zap, president of the or
gsnization, will preside, and speakers
will include Charles Edward Russell,
author, and Elpidio Quirino, majority
floor leader of the Philippine Senate
and member of the islands independ-
ence delegation.
Evening star., 1933-12-29
Libraries TO Be Closed.

The Central Library and all branches
will be closed all day Sunday and Mon
day, DR.. George F. Bowerman, librarian,
has announced. The central building,
at Eighth and K streets, will be open
from am. to pm. tomorrow, but all
branches will be closed
Evening star., 1933-12-29
Noises of NelU Year to R0ut
Starlings From Capitol Dome

This gentleman with large New
Year eve noise maker merely strolls
through the garden at Leicester Square,
London, when starlings become too
boisterous and disturb the repose Of
residents. Back where the starlings
came from they know how TO put them
in their proper place. Washington, too,
Is learning. "A. P. Photo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09
A NEW eRUNsWIckI I. MAGYAR
SIT. lMRE HERcEc FERFi Is
N6l 1s. Is TEMETk. EGYLET
DIX oszTALYA, YOUNGSTOWN, o.


Gyileseit tartja minden h6 2-ik va
sarnapjan SIT. Istvan otthonban.
Eln0k: Gy6ri Mihaly, rs Bright ave.,
Campbell. O. Aleln0k: Hegyi Gy6rgy.
Jegyz6: So6s H. Janos, 339 Elm ST.,
telefon szama 77210. P@nztarnok:
Schmiedt Istvan, penztari ellen0r:
Boncz Janos. Levelez0 titkar Hauzer
Fulop, It's So. Forest ave., telefon
1858. Beteglatogatok West Side-on
Boncz Janos, Campbell-ben: Gy6ri
Mihaly. Zaszl6viv6k: Balla Sander es
Pejk6 Vince. Nagybizottsagi tagok:
Eln0k0n es lev.-titkaron Xviii So6s
H. Janos. Egyleti orvos: DR.. Elder
Jen6. COL Steel st. Betegseg jelent-
het6 az eln0k, aleln6k, jegyz6 es tit
karnal fenti cimeken. Hivatalos
lap az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09
BRIDGEPORT sz0vETsEo 1eik
YOUNGSTOWN oszTALYA

Eln0k: Szabados Janos, aleln0k
Szab6 Ferenc, iigykezel6 Hus6cxll
JOSEF 1874 Silliman st. Jegyx6 c.
gyi Janos. Ellen6r0k Hars&nyi S4n-
dor 6s Dank0 JAnos Nagybixotts&&i
tagok: Eln0k es titkaron kivtil CsenD
Gabor es Szab6 Ferenc p6ttag. Ajt6
Or 6s zaszlotart6: RIGS J&noe. Detag-
latogat6k Brier Hill-en Kish Andr4A
West Side-on: Dank6 J&nos 9s Macy
J6zsefne. oSuth Side-0n: Czene G1r
borne. East Side-on: Sxab6 Feronc.
Hivatalos orvos DR.. Migl6tx Andrkn.
Gyiileseit tartja minden h6nap har<
madik vas&rnapjan r6gi magyar
reform&tus egyh4z gytil6sterm6ben
(737 Mahoning Ave..) - Hivatalos
lap az Amerikai Magyar Hiflap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09
JAJ A PINCEHELYI
CIGANYOKNAK

A pincehelyi ciganysoron nagy
a siras-rivas. Ketsegbeesve sza-
ladgalnak dadek es morek fiji
ho-fahoz, hogy megvaltoztassak
tolnamegyei kozseg kepvisel6-
testrletenek egy szigoru hata-
rozatat. Ez hatarozat, ha veg
rehajtasra keril, valoban leterde-
keiben veszelyezteti Farao nepet,
inert megfosztja 6ket mindenna-
pi taplalekuktol: a doghustol.
Tudvalev6, hogy a cigany mem
jar meszarszekbe husert, a
csirkeket sem piacon szerzi
be, hanem ejszakanak idejen jut
hozzajuk, termeszetesen akkor, a
mikor a gazdaasszony mely al
mat alussza. De a f6taplalekuk
megis csak az elhullott allatok
husa, aminek megvan az az el6-
nye, hogy aromaja is van, meg
sem kerul semmibe. Most, mint
Szekszardrol jelentik, a tolna-
megyei Pincehely kozseg kepvi-
selotestulete elhatarozta, hogy
hullaegetot epittet az elhullott
allatok elegetesere. Ezze1 akar-
ia megakadalyozni kepvisel6-
testulet, hogy vandorciganyok az
elhullott allatokat kiassak Is
megegyek. Exert vannak most
ketsegbeesve a pincehelyi ciga-
nyok, akiket ez a hatarozat ARA
itel, hogy vagy vegeterianusok
legyenek, vagy nagyobb lendii-
lettel vessek magul<at az ejsza-
kai csirkevadaszokl a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09
A SCENT IsTvAN klRALYR6L
ELNEvEzETT EcYEsULT R6MAl
Es GoRoG kATH. TEMPLoMI Es
BETEGsEoELYz6 EGYLEr

Alapittatott 1901 augustus 25-en.
Eln0k: Balask6 Gy0rgy, aleln6k
Horvath Istvan, titkAr G6ber Janos
l7O6 Oak St., telefon 3O869, kihez
az osszes egyletet 3rint8 levelek kill
dend6k IS betegsegek jelentend8k.
Penztarnok: Kaluczh Janos 1349
Republic ave. Ellen6r: Bodzas J&nos.
Szamvizsgal6 bizotts&g: Hoffer And
ras, Habodasz Gustav, Mixich Cas-
par es J. Horvath Istvan. Nagybiz-
tagok: Eln0k 6s titkaron kiviil Ha-
bodasz Gustav 6s Kaluczki Janos
rendes, Horvath Istv&n mint p6ttag.
Hivatalos orvos DR.. Migl@tx Andr&s
Gyulesterem q SGT IstvAn otthon.
Gyiiles minden h6nap els6 vasarnap-
JAM. d. u. 2 6rat6l kezd6d6leg. - Hi
vatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
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4 SIT. eY0RcY MAGYAR con.
kATH. sZovETsEC SIT MlHALf.
RoL ELNEvEZETT 12-lk oeZT.

Eln0k: Lengyel Peter. Aleln6k.
Legeny Ferenc. Titkar,jegyx6: III.
Kaczur Mihaly, cine p. O. Box SAT,
Campbell, Ohio, kihez minden hivata-
los level ktildend6 4s betegs3g jelen.
tend6 Penztarnok: Hajdu J6ssel.
P6nzta-i ellen6r: Sir0ki Mihe1y,
Gyermekosztaiyi asvkAyelx.- Jxnoof
Peterne, cine 1859 Manhattan Ayc.
Youngstown, Ohio. eglxfUeak6
Campbellen: Szalay Ferancn6 @
kondas AndrAs, South Sideon: Macy
Janos, Steelton: n6hmAl Csalensskt
Ferencne, f6rfiakn&l Solt6sz Mih&ly.
Warren: Varga Peter. Szamvixsg&l6
bizottsag: Legeny Ferenc, Sxiny6rk
Janos. Zaszl6viv6: Vask6 Janos. A.
to0r: Kiraly Istv4n. Nagybizottsfei
tagok: Lengyel Peter 6s III. Kacsrr
Mihaly. P6ttag: Hajdu J6zsef. Hiyar
talos orvos: DR.. Migl6cx Andrka.
Hivatalos lap: Amerikai Maxyar
Hirlap. - Gytileseit tartta Z Maxyar
Cor. Kath. templom 702 Mahcninr
Avef helyisegeben minden h6 mSao-
DIX vasarnapj&n scent mise utxn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09

velek ktildend6k. Penxt&rnok Juhfas
Josef. ellen6r Uray KAroly, szfnn
vixsgAl6 bizottsAgi tagok: Nenlnyf
Mikl6s. Mfxich GAsp4r 6s Hahod1n
Gustav. Hubbard, Oh tigykexel6 HI.
t. J6xse6. Nagybix. tagok: Debrovuns
ky AndrAs. Hoffer Andr6s, Nemlayt
Mikl6s, Turner J6xsef % p6ttag MI
ich G&spAr. Ajt66r: Kir&ly Isty6n.
Hivatalos orvos DR.. Fuzzy J. m.
Gytleseit tartja minden h6 mxsodIk
vasarnapjdn az ev. ref. templom ala&r
Il gytlesteremben (737 NahoninG
ave.) Hivatalos lap q Amerikai Nar
gyar Hirlap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09

s NNEK az efnbernek min
cssn tslefonja. CsodAlkozik.
hogy naiert mem kap munkzt.
At = seyik Ok. Arnikor : gya-
rak rendel6st kapnak. mem
vesxtegetnsk id6t. Ernbereiket
= legeyorsabban 6rtssitik -
! tslsfonon. Es - ember. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09
4 YOUNGSTOWN Es K0RNYEki
MAGYAR EGYHAzAk Es EoY-
LETEk NAcYsizoTTeAoA
Alakult 1s15-ben

Nln0k: Matyassy Istvan, 1-s6 al
eln6k Brogli Ferenc, Pix aleln6k
Lengyel Peter, titk&r Mixich G4sp&r
AL Pasadena Ave-, minden level hoz-
"a ktildend6, p6nxt&rnok Kov&cs
Mikl6s. ellen6r6k Kalucky JAnos @s
Juh&sz ]. J&nos.
A Nagybizotts&gnak tagja lehet
minden youngstown es k0rny6ki ma
gyar egyhaz vagy egylet. Celia az
osszmagy arsag erdekeit szolgalni.
kepviselni es megvedeni.
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a REBELS K0ZSEG
ELBESZELES
Irta: CSERMELY GYULA

Varkony: a pozsonymegyei
Csallokoz nemes kozsegeinek
|egyike Dunaszerdahely Is B6s
kozott. Jomodu, rendezett nagy-
kozseg, orom vegigmenni barat-
|sagos utcain; minden haza feher
es tiszta, mintha csak tegnap-
el6tt meszelte volna az ASSOC
nya.
Es amilyen a kozseg, -olyan a
nepe: becsiiletes, szavatart6, ge-
rinces, vendegszeret6, sz6val
magyar Is amilyen a nepe, olyan
a feje is, nemes Bogollei Pal
uram, hadnagya. Aki negyven-
Undergraduates a nem-
yeti hadsereg 6rmestere volt, vi
teziil harcolt husz helven is, leg
|utobb Komaromban Klapka
alatt, a kapitulacio utan pedie
hazament Varkonyba es szidta
az osztrakot es beamtereit.
Szidta tizennyolc evig, negy-
venkilenctol hatvanhetig, inert
keserii a magyarnak szolgasag
hatvanhetben azutan kisiit:jtt q
nap es Varkony kozseg nepe
megvalasztotta Pal uramat had.
nagynak. Igazgassa kozseget
ahogy valamikor szazadat
okossaggal, hozzaertessel &
erellyel.
Mem sokkal kes6bb, hogy Bo.
gollei Pal uram hadnagy lett
egy nyugalmazott 6rnagy. vala.
mi morva, keriilt a kozsegbe, a
kit Johann Nepomuk Quapilnak
hivtak. Lakott ugyanis Varkony.
ban valami nemes holgy, akinek
nyolcvan hold foldje Is kastely.
szerii emeletes nagy haza volt
a nyolcvan hold foldet a pozso-
nyi arvahazra hagyta, a kastely,
pedig bennelev6vel egyiitt q
fentnevezett Nepomuk Quapil
ra, akinek anyai agrol va1o nagy.
nenje volt.
Nyugalmazott osztrak katons
tiszt es Graz: ez kett6 akkoi
egyiive tartozott. Mihelyt bucsut
mondott a szolgalatnak egy ka-
tonatiszt, akar onkent mondott
bucsut, akar mondatott vele :
hadiigyi fels6bbseg, Stiria f6.
varosaba, Grazba ment, merl
OFT kellemes es olcso volt az elet
De Johann Nepomuk Quapil, ak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09

Amerkai Magyar Hirap" alxbb ecyh1xaknak, ecyete
kxrxknek hivatalos japja g 1888 1yrU.

American Hungarian Journal 10 the official organ 81 III
Hungarian Churches societies, and Clubs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09
EGY BIKA ARoKFUTASA

Hetesen kozsegi istallobol az
apollo el6vezette 4 kozseg bika-
jat. Utkozben bika orrabd XII
szakadt a vezet6 karika. amit6l
. b;ka ugy megvadult, hogy
eicbb osszetiporta a pasztort,
maid vegig vagtatva J kozsegen,
Seriteseket Is fab6dekat dom
,ott 0ssze. A csaklyakkal. ka-
pakkal felszerelt falubeliek csak
4 legnagyobb er6feszitessel tud-
tax megfekezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09

tettek sietve Is Johann Nepo-
muk Quapil nagyoA kenyelmet-
leniil erezte magat sajat hAza-
ban. Lent szidjak az osztrakot
IS 8 tetleniil turi, inert muszaj!
Mi lesz, ha a fels6bbseg ezt meg
tudja?
- No, maid jov6re ugy te-
seek gondolta, ~ hogy sep
telnber tizenkilencedike el6tt ell
utazom csak cgy het mulva
jovok vissza. Akkor mem leszek
lit kenyszerii szemtanu, ha tun-
tetni fog a rebellis kozseg.
De gazda nelkil szamolt az
6rnagy ur. Oktober hatodikan
megint volt felvonulas a kastely
ele es hadnagy uram megint be-
szelt a nephez. - Meg ezer esq
tend6 mulva sem fogjak elfelej-
teni kes6 utodaink, milyen YER
lazito gazsagot kovetett el ma
pom az osztrak. Aradon a mi hos
Ftizenharmunkat, Pesten az ar
Italian grof Batthyanyt es Po-
zsonyban is ket vertanu ma
|gyart vegeztetett XII.
Az 6rnagy ur plebanoshoz
rohant. Mem aznap, hanem tobb
nappal kes6bb. Es remegve ker-
dezte:
- Mi 1esz meg? Lesz-e meg
sok em1eknapja kozsegnek?
- Hogyne, = felelte a four,
aki maga is tabori pap volt Is
bortont is latott negyvenkilenc
utan vagy ket evit. Januar
harmincadikan lesz Gorgey szii-
letesnapja, februar otodiken a
braniszkoi nagy gy6zelem nap
ia, marcus otodiken a szolnoki
nagy csata emleke, aprilis hato-
dikan az isaszegi gy6zelemne
es... es...
- Ne folytassa, f6uram - va
gott szavaba az 6rnagy. - Hisz
akkor en- egyebet sem tehetek,
mint :ninden honapban egyszer-
ketszer elutazni kozsegbol egy-
egy hetre. Akkor megis csak
jobb iesz, ha veglegesen lit ha-
gyom ezt feszket es elmegyek
Grazba lakni, oft nyugtom lesz
De OFT nagyon sok tabor
nok van, jegyezte meg fl
nom maliciaval four.
! Mem banok - felelte az
ornagy. Inkabb ezer osztrak
tabornok, mint otven rebellis ma.
gyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09

be is h5rtonoztck. Emace ma
pokban i foghAz E6rhkx&ban
tid6veszbcn elhalt. HalAla el6tt
meggy6nt IS kijeleEtette. hoey'
nem s : gyilkos = gy6ntat6
lelkesznek elarulta ! gyillos A.
vet is. AZ iigy most ! Sxent Ssf-
n6dus e.t kerii!. ainely d0nt mi
r6l. hcgy pap ! cydn3s titlrt
es;1ondhatja-e IS elaruihatjae n
evilkos ney6t. s.ss' s:2
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09

CSOQdk-CSOQdJa, OSztrdK tlSZl lC-
ttre tudott valamicsket magya-
rul is, ugy gondolta magaban,
hogy minek menjen 8 Grazba,
ahol ha olcso is a lakas, de in
gyen semrni esetre sem adjak,
mig Varkonyban a sajttj&ban
lakhatik, mem is ketszobas-el6-
szobas kis feszekben, hanem
nyolcszobas emeletes kastelyban,
melyhez masfelholdas bels6 kert
is tartozik! Elment hat Var
konyba lakni, melynek Graz f0-
lott meg az a Macy el6nye is
volt. hogy OFT 8 volt a legmaga-
sabb rangu katonatiszt. Stiria f6-
varosaban annyi nyugalmazott
tabornok, huszszor annyi, mint
Zilthon borbely...
- De Varkonyban! - gon-
dolta az 6rnagy ur. - OFT en-
leszek a legels6 ember; pam
drrok csendbiztosa haptakhar
fog allani el6ttem es levett ka-
lappal a kozsegi bir6.
Mikor elfoglalta a kastelyt,
lege16bb is a falu hazara ment
Ell (teljes .diszben, katonai Err
demkereszt sem hianyzott) es
bemutatkozott kozsegi jegyz6-
mex. Es megmondvan, hogy 8
kicsoda, hozzatette bizakodassal !:
Remelek, hogy kozseg en-
gem szivesen latja. Herr jegze
ur.
Bogollei hadnagy uram is OFT
volt es inert minden osztrak ka-
tonatiszt veres poszto volt sokat
iatott szemehen, a jegyzo helyett
+ valaszol' az 6rnagynak. Oner-
zetesen, egvenesen, n,agyarosan.
.Azt mondta neki: - Ha lnegbe-
csuli magat az ur, maradhatasa
Iesz lit a kozsegben.
Ha megbccsiili magat az ur:
Mem is 6ruag, ur, hanen egy-
szerien ur! Johann Nepomuls
Eak ez ,alasz mem tetszstt. -
VIE, was: - kerdezte, ha
megbecsii;ok engemet, milyen be
|szed ez? Katonatiszt csak becsu-
letes lchetni. Maid hozzafJzott
kerdesehez egy masikat: Ma
ga lenni lit kczsegt6l a biro?
- Nea. = felelte Bogollei. -
I'm a nemes kozseg hadnagya va
gyok. major Ut.
Hadnagy, also Lajdinant
Es becslletre mersz tanit egy
ornagyt?
Bogollei uram csak a chad
nagy also lajdinant"-ra reflex
taIt. Mem lajdinant - mond-
|ta, hanem hadnagy. Az en-
rangomat mem lehet meGnemete-
siteni, ezt jegyezze meg maga-
max az 6rnagy ur. Es hozzatet-
te kurucosan: - Lajdinantnak
|engem meg a kiraly 6felsege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09
YoUNcsToWN-l (vARosi)
MAGYAR PoLckRl k6R
Aiakuit: 1924 6vi Augusxtus 14-6n

Eln0k: Nem@nyi Mikl6s Ern6. Al
eln0k: Juhasz Janos. Titk8r: Mixfch
G&spar (441 Pasadena Ave. kihes =
K0rt erdekl6 ievelek ktldend6kl.
Penztarnok: Br0gli Ign4c. Bix0tts&gi
tagok: Hajdu Janos, Danish J6ssef
es Brogli Ferenc. Nagybixotts&gi u
gok: Juh4sz J&nos 4s Mixich 0&spxr.
Gyiil6seit tartja minden h6 ut0ls6
heteben. Hivatalos lap: Amerikal
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-09
HALALoS AGYAN, GYo-
MAS K0ZBEN ARULTA Ell
A GYILKOS NEvEr

Bukarestb6l jelentik: Koriilbe-
lJl egy evvel ezel6tt Serbian 'bu-
karesti kiilvarosi meszaros fele-
seget IS fogadott leanyat meg
gyilkoltak. Hosszas nyomozAs
utan 4 tettest elfogtak Emace
munkan&lkiili szem&lytben. alit
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vERHovAY sEGELYECYlRT
1oe-iK FIokJA

Aapittatott 1908 okt6ber h6 10-An
Elnok: Debrovszky Andras, alel.
nok Turner J6zsef. titkar Hoffer
Andras eli Edward St., tele1onsxAm
7S7S2), kihez AZ egyletet 9rdekl6 le