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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
Meetings Of Clubs,
Eraternal Groups

A dancing party for members and
their invited guests will follow the
regular meeting Of the A. O. q. w.
lodge ct 8 o'clock this evening In the
Odd Fellows hall. Harry Cunx Is
chairman Of the committee In charge.
= = =
The Junior American Legion Auxi-
Nary win meet at 4 o'clock Friday
afternoon in Miss Esther Maxwell,s
room ct the Will school annex.
= =
Members Of the Trinity Study
Circle will meet promptly at 7:30
o'clock Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. ]. w. Knecht. 0O6 Seventh st.
i = =
The Little Wox0en's club will meet
ct 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at
the home Of Irma Rudser, 022 Fifth
st.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
0ck-Garbed Pair
Raids st. Paul Bank

st. Paul, March 23.-FETwo ban
dts, who wore white smocks, robbed
the Farmers Terminal State Bank In
suburban Newport Of $1,000 Thurs
day.
While q third man waited In q car.
the two forced J. w. Frantz, assist
ant cashier, and several customers to
lie on the floor. T. H. Mattimore,
cashier, who entered later, also was
forced to the floor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
Bismarck Club News

A round-table discussion Of North
Dakota was conducted by Mrs. Nell
son sauvain at q meeting Of the
Tortnightly club Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Worth
Lumry, 311 Third st. Mrs. Sauvain
spoke Of the different nationalities
which make up the population Of the
state and discussed their contribu-
tions to the states culture. She also
gave locations Of the settlements and
the reasons for their migration. Va
rious phases Of the states history
were discussed by several members Of
the club, among them Miss Anna
Burr, who spoke on early Mission
aries; Mrs. r. r. Smyth. whose topic
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
Ice in Missouri Is
Breaking Up Rapidly

Ice n the Missouri river between
the Northern Pacific railroad and Me.
mortal vehicular bridges here broke
up about lis p. m. Thursday and the
prospect Is that the ice In this district
viii begin moving out before nightfall.
according to o. w. Roberts, federal
meteorologist here.
No serious damage from ice and
water has been reported In North
Dakota 20 far, Roberts said, although
backwater from the Cannon Ball riv-
er near Fort Rice inundated . con-
siderable area Of land and caused
slight damage to fences and hay
stacks.
The level Of the river here started
falling Wednesday and Thursday the
stage was stationary ct 9.6 feet, the
meteorologist said. Considerable
sections Of the river, both north and
south Of Bismarck, have broken up
In the last two days. ice for about
seven miles In the Washburn area
breaking up Tuesday afternoon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
Additional SOcietu

Miss Auverne Olson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Obert Olson, 5l4 West
Thayer avenue, u one Of 20 students
at the University Of North Dakota
who have been nominated as candi-
dates for inclusion In the Who's Who
section q the Dacotah. school year
book. Among others selected are Gil
bert Stewart and 0ranison ThArp,
Aandan, and Ferol Thorpe, solen.
Only eight students viii be selected
Tor the Who's Who section.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
MASTER WEATHER MAP

Washington-The weather bureau
has developed q master weather map
to add to the safety Of flying the
atrways. A Geographic typewriter sys-
tenn transmits the latest weather con-
ditions simultaneously to scores OF
airports throughout the country every
four hours. The new master maps
are prepared at Cleveland, Kansas
City, and Oakland for their respective
sections Of the country.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23

view cemetery here, according TO in
structions received from his relatives
in Chicago.
The Negro had been employed BY
the Lundoff- Bicknell company on the
new capitol project and became Ill
with pneumonia early In February.
He was 81 years old.
He came to Bismarck from Chicago
about six months ago to work on tina
capitol.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
Says Torture RObber
Wounded by Officers

st. Paul. March 23.-(R-Melvin
Passolt, state crime bureau chief, said
Thursday that Ray Dunlap, wounded
critically by officers near Cumber-
land, Wis.,, Wednesday, was wanted
for the torture robbery Of five per-
sons on q farm near Cologne, Mimi,
last December.
He announced also that George
Tom. seized with Dunlap after . IS
mile automobile chase by st. Paul
policemen, had been released. Off,
GERS were satisfied he was not wanted
In Minnesota or Wisconsin.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
Funeral for Negro
Is Set for Friday

Held up for more than three weeks
by the banking holiday and other Diff
ficulties, funeral services for Amos
Rice, Negro laborer who died March
l, will be conducted from Webb's
Funeral Parlors ct : o'clock Friday
afternoon.
Rice;s body VIII be buried Ia Fair
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
Ruthless DeflatiOn'
Charged to Bank Act

Washington, March 23.-(ReSena-
tor vandenberg (Rep., Mich.), assert
ed in the senate Thursday that rule
Of ruthless deflation" had been fol-
lowed in licensing banks to reopen
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23
City and County

Army officers ct Fort Lincoln have
announced that there will be firing
on the regular army range at the post
from . .. m. to u noon, Friday,
March a.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-23

You'll be surprised at the extra quality
built into these tennis shoes. They have
double reinforcements around soles, double
instep stays, sanitary insoles and Tire
Tread Non-Skid soles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-05
World Famous
Music Scored
To Set Moods
Mamoulian Selects Classics as Rack
ground for Dietrich In Song Of
Songs'; Twelve Immortals IN
Symhponic Score

Twelve OF the worlds most famous
music composers are represented In
tho dramatic musical score Of Mar
lene Dietrich's new Paramount pic
talre, Tho Song Of Songs" currently
u the Paramount theater. The mu-
sic was arranged by the musical de-
.partment Of the Paramount studio
under the direction Of Nathaniel Fin
Ston.
Wagner, Bach. Tschaikowsky, Bee
thoven, Haydn. Schubert, Mozart,
Chopin, Mendelssohn, and Ivanici
are some whose works were chosen to
accentuate the mood Of the picture.
OF the modern composers. selec-
tons from Johann Strauss waltzes
sre outstanding. Another well-known
modern song writer who contributed
to the score b Friedrich Hollander.
author Of Johnny" q number which
Miss Dietrich sings In the film. Sew.
eral years ago her recording Of this
song Ia German sold In the millions.
HoIlander also wrote the song, Fall
ing Ia Love Again" which the star
sang 81 The Blue Angel"
"a n the days Of silent pictures, film
companies arranged elaborate musical
ocogee for each picture, and the
claa1ics usually were represented n
than.
1A1lkiug pictures brought to Holly
Wood many popular song writer's. Ia
- trnt days of the audible pic
tuxo4 tn theme song WaS found IA
1n0nk N11tna. RAoenfly the only mlleiC
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-05
AT THE MOVIES
Moonlight E. Pretzels'
Is Booked for Capitol

Moonlight and Pretzels" acclaimed
by movie critics as one Of the most
tuneful and cleverly produced musi-
Gals ever to flash upon the screen,
has been booked for showing at the
Capitol Theatre. tonight.
Roger Pryor. Leo Garlic. Mary
Brian, Lillian Miles, Alexander Gray,
Bernice Claire, Jack Denny and His
Orchestra. Herbert Rawlinson, Doris
Carson. william F'rawley and the IA
nous Frank and Milt Britton band
are only few Of what is undoubtedly
the greatest assemblage Of stage.
screen, and radio stars ever to appear
together in one picture.
Moonlight and Pretzels," back
stage romance. tells the story Of
George Dwight. small-time vaude-
Vile hoofer with ambition TO be .
big-time song writer. He finds him
self stranded In q small upstate
town In New York and Sally Upton.
proprietor Of the local music store
helps him out with q Job. Sally falls
in love with him Immediately but
George is too busy trying to catch on
Is song writer to think about love.
He goes to New York and scores q
tremendous hit as q composer Of mu-
steal comedy successes. Although Sal
~ hasn't heard from him she feels
sure that George still thinks Of her
and decides to come to New York to
get q Job in one Of his shows.
The score for the Universal screen
musical was written by four OF Amer
ica's ace songsmiths, Jay dorney and
=. Y. Harburg. who wrote Brother
Can You Spare . Dime" Sammy Fain,
Herman Hupfeld. and Al Siegel.
Moonlight and Pretzels" was directed
BY Karl Freund and Monte Brice, with
Bobby Connolly handling the dance
ensembles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-05

Volunteer flax that appears late ia
the season Is m exceedingly unsafe
pasture crop. Pruaglc acid which de-
velopo In late and Stunted flax Is
deadly TO farm animals. Frosted flax
aleo Is highly poisonous.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
IsKOLAK NYILNAK
MAGYAR N6K SZAMARA

Az International Institute, !
mely evek ota tart fent iskolat
az angolul mem tudo bevando-
rolt n6k tanitasara, j jov6 heten
nyitja meg idei osztalyait Is
pedig Nelson Houseban Bri-
Ell Hill) hetf6n delutan I::3O; 4
rs Walnut St. alatt hetf6n del
utan 2::N; a Truscon Steel Co.
nal kedden rggel go; az Adams
iskolaban (Lansingyille) szerdar
reggel $50; AZ Ohio Worksnil
.csiitortokon reggel $50; IS 4
South Tave.-i bebi klinikan csii-
tortokon este 7-kor. Varr6 is
,kola 4 IS N. Walnut St. alat:
szerdan delutan 1:3O-kor. ugy
magyar asszonyp pkat mint lea
nyokat szivesen latnak. A tani-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
.CSARTER MELLET1 |
4 DEMOkRAThk
Sz6p sz&mu k0z0ns6g jelent
meg . n6pgyilesen. - A
hangulat q csarter mellett
volt. J6 sz0nOlklatOOk.

Tanulsagos Is fontos el5ada-
sok erdekeltek ait a mifitegy rs
f6nyi kozonseget, amely rnu,,
vasarnap megjelent a Mahoning
Megyei Demokrata K0r nepyyii-
lesen a Scent Istvan Otthonban.
Az el6adasok sorozatat Ma
tyAsy. IstsAn aeyvsd q Home
Loan Corporation egyik itteni
igyesze tartotta Home Loan
rol. Danish Josef alelnok igcn
erdekesen fejtegette es magya7
rata a chartcrt, amelyet a XII
kacok el akarnak dobatni a ko-
vetkezo valasztason. Megma-
gyarazta a charter modositaso-
kat, melyeknek partolasara szo-
litotta fel magyar szarmazasu
szavazo polgarokat.
Herman Brandmiller varosbird
jelolt Is John G. Geltch, hetedik
keriileti varosi tanacsos beszei-
tex jeloltsegukr6l. Vegiil lapunk
szerkesztoje szolt nehany szot
hangoztatva annak fontossagat,
hogy a magyarsag partallasra va
l6 tekintet nelkiil fogjon ossze
charter mellett.
A. sikeriilt gyu1est sorozes e
'kedelyes tarsalgas koyette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

Szornbat az utols6 nap

y n
Mialatt e sorokat barataink,
hiveink, ismer6seink olvassak, a
bazarunk javaban folyik. Meg
kezdtiik AIT SERBIAN este Is folly
tatjuk csitSrtokon, penteken es
szombaton este. Nagyon sok Err
tekes dolgot hoztunk ossze az
estekre, hogy kis osszegekert XII
sorsoljuk azokat szerencse ke-
reken jatsz6k kozott. Bizonyara
sokan mar halalkodva beszelnek
pazarunkrol, inert nyertek, sza-
muk sok holmit hozott nekik a
hazhoz, amt kiilonbcn tobb dol
larert kellett volna megvenniok.
Szombat lesz legerdtkesebb
azert, inert azon lesznek kisor-
solva fonyeremenyek es "ajto-
ticket, egy kiilon ajandek,, va
sarfia, ingyen tickettel. Akinek
nincs nyero szamokkal ellatott
konyvecskeje, az vehet meg Be
l6luk, ara csak egy dollar Is
nyerhet vele sep baranyt.. szaz
fontos malacot esr remek pap.
liant. Azonkivul szombati nap
azert is erdekes lesz, inert del
utan negv oratol egesz este het
craig a gyermekeknek lesz oro-
milk, pennykkel nyerhetnek 6k
sok erdekes jatekszert, candyt Is
effeleket. Hozza, vagy kiildje
el tehat minden szulo a gyerine-
ket, hogy nyerhesseri, hogy haza
hozhasson 8 is a tobbi testverei-
mex pompas dolgokat.
Tehat aki eddig meg nem vett
reszt a bazarunkon, az hasznalja
fel a ket utolso estet, inert tobb
ilyen alkalma nem lesz, mikor
potom penzert meses dolgokat
Ivihet haza. Akar szorakozni, ne
Ivetni, nyerni Is orvendenis Joj-
jon el bazarunkra IS haza-
+vihet kacsat, csirket, enni ya16t
IS sok ho1init. Csak el kell jon
MI rnerni Is jatszani Is one 4
szerencse!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
SZULETESNAPI
UNNEPELY

Erdklyi J6zsef. 5l8 Depot S,
Nilsk. Oh lakos szeptemhef sll6
l93sn iinnepelte 6l,ik sziilet<sI
fapiat, mely alkalomnaI iylpe-
r6sei ess baratai felkerestek h6gy
jokivansagaikat fejezzek III 3
Sszebbnel-szebb ajandekokat xd-
hassanak neki Persze ii6 itslok-
ban IS ete1ekben hiinyt nom
szenvedett senli, ngy hogy
egesz nasnap reggelig mulatfak..
Amikor hazainentek, mind enki
at kiyanta Frdslyi bacsinak,
.hogys meg legalabb 50 <vig ~
jen. hogy odjukbarl leeyei,
minden eyben szl1etssnapot I'LL Iis:
nepelni Erdslyi bacsina 4 MI Is
SSy w sfs. ,.fs 81 ss Ss sys - q. sssa
$EaB4tAluftkAs Sss E s az 2 R Ssl s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
4 NACyBIzO1'TsAe !
eYOlEsT | TARTO71| !
Megtartja az okt6ber 6-iki
gyasziinIlep6lyt vas&rnap-
'hoz egy h6tre q West Sidei
Magyar Otthonban

A Nagybizottsag kedden este
gyulest tartott, amelyr6l reszle-
tes ielentest iov6 heti lapsza-
munkban kozldnk. A gyiles fon:
tosabb esemtnyei voltak:
Az Aradi Vertanuk gyaszin-
1epet Nagybizottsag az idsn
West Sidei Magyar Otthon-
ban tartja. F6szonok. Mt. Borsi-
Kcrekes Gyorgy esperes. Kitin6
program lesz. Az iinnepklyt ok
tober Ban vasarnap delutan
2:30-as kezdettel tartjak.
A Nagybizottsag elfogadta a
Verhovay l08-ik fiok meghiva-
sat ffok oktober 22-en tar
tand6 Is ewes jubileumi ban
kettjere. Ere az alkalomra ot
dollar ajandekot- utalt XII.
Elhataroztak, hogy azoknak a
rhagyaroknak erdekeben, akiknek
munkaja az utolso harom ev
alatt megsziint a gyarakban e
azota mem tudtak r1faskeppen
elhelyezkedni, a NagybizottsaG
gyarak vezet6segehez fordu1
avval a k6relemmel, hogy az
ilyen Greg mnnkasokat ujra fel.
vetelnel el6nyben reszesitse.
Vsgiil az egyleti elnokoke1
0sszehivjak egy ertekezletre
|hogy rnegbesze1jek egy esctlege,
varosi Magyar Haz letesiteset !
Kossuth Kor birtokan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
SENT IsTvAN EGYLET

4 A Scent Istvan Egylet most
vasarnap. delutan 2 oral kczdet-
tel tartja rendes havi gvuleset.
Kerem a tagokat, hogy minel
nagyobb szammal jojjenek q
gyilesre. Fiiggesztett tagok a
kovetkez6k: Szilvassy Laszlone
Adam Janos, Adam Ilona. Pis1-
ker Janos, Piszker Paine R1l-
boczky Istvan, Rubiczki Istvar-
ne IS if. Rubiczki Istvan 3-a
havi hatralekkal. Kerem a fiig-
gesztett tagokat. hogy szeme,ve-
sen jelenjenek meg a gyiilesen
inert masok altal kuldott penzi
nein fogadhatunk el. Tori'lve
lett Megletz Andrasne. Ksluczki
Liza Is Ruboczki Mihaly 44
havi hatralekkal.
Felhivom a kath. magyarsae
figyelmet, hogy a Scent Istyar
Egyletnel meg tart a kedvezmc
nyes beallas ugy nagy osztalv-
nal, mint az ifjusagi osztalyna'
Minden katholikus magyar "a
gadja meg ezen alkalmat Is csat
lakozzon a SIT. Istvan Egylet-
hez, inert ez most az utolso al
kalom, hogy kedvezmenyeser
,lehet beallni.
Beteg tagjaink kovetkeASk
Hoffer. Andras, Vas Istvan, Han
.ko Margit IS Szuki Janos jelen-
leg a City korhazban.
I Beteaseg a titkarnal je1enten.
do. H06, Oak Str. Tel. N86o.
G6ber Jinos, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
SPORT nlREk



Eros Is az utoiso pillanatig.
izgalmas jatekban volt reszc a
kozonsegnek a youngstown csa-
patnak az alliances Christopher
Columbus csapattal. Igen felke J
sziilt mindket csapat szezor
nyito iatekra, mely az alliance'
csapAt gy6zelmevei vegzodott.
Az els6 felid6 eredmeny nell
kill mutt el, A masodik felid6
kozepe tajin az alliancei csapat
rugta vezet6 goalt, melyet a
syoungstowni fiuk -1aaroms perc
mulva kiegyenlitettek4 Mar ugy-
latszott, hogy eldontetlen lesz az
eredmeny es az utolso percekben
egy jatekosunk veletlen kezerin-
tese a labdahoz - melyert bin
tet6 rugast kaptunk meghoz-
ia az alliancei csapatnak a gv6-
zelmet. Azutan mez6nyjitek
folyt mindket csapat reszer6l. de
eredmenyt mar elerni mem tu-
dbtt-segy csapat sem az ido ro-
eyidsege Matt.
Oktober 10-en vasarnap a
youngstown csapat a barbertoni
magyar csapatot latja vendegu!
lit sYoungstownban, ugyancsak
rendes liga merkozes kereteben.
"A ligaban 4 magyar csapat
van Is ICY azert is erdekesck q
merk6zesek magyar csapatok
koz6tt.
"A merk6zes a Harrison Field
en- lesz megtartva. Kezdete pom
fosan fel 3 orakor. Kerjiik a
magyarsag tomeges megjelsne-
Set.
Tisztelettel
A. Vezet0seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
voszENEKAR GYtjLEsT
TART MOST SZOMBATON

Keretnek nemregen ideiglc-
nesenf megalakult Fuvos Zene-
kar tagjai, ugy a gyermekck,
mint. sziileik, hogy most szon-
baton este pont 8 orakor jdjje-
mex I'LL a Kossuth Kor helyise-
geb@ fontos gyulesre.
UGyancsak keretnek, h;ogy
nriaden beiratko zott gyermek
'utari .hozzanak el ot dollar be-
iratkozasi dijat Is $3.50-et e5sa
havi tagsagi dijat.- A beiratkoza-
Il dij 4 hangszerek beszerzese
nel els6 lefizeteskepen fog szere-
peln mig a havi dij6612 z fizet-
jjiiiik IA karmestert, a gyermekek
biztositasat i Verhovay Egyiet-
Be, aIlely kesz hozxajarulni az
els6s Iefizetss koltsegeihez. a
gye9nlskek hetenkint k&t Ora
tsni9asban reszesiilnek maid.
Ugys stervezsiik hogy a tanitast
mari y iov6 heten tnegkezdjiik,
AK ldeiglenes tisztikar niegbiza-
sab6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

Judge Maiden rendered a de-
cision against his judgement in
the charter case and unless the
City will succeed in getting the
case through the court of APP
peals in time to obtain a de-
cision Of the Supreme Court
Youngstown people will have to
vote on a proposition which ma
ny Of us including Judge Maiden
believe to be illegal.
This vote if not prevented
will result in much confusion to
the detriment Of the city and
its people, unless the charter
proposition is defeated.
We should bend every effort
to uphold the charter.
Sponsor Of the repeal through
their spokesmen have said that
they have no use for Us "hun-
tkys." In their eyes there must
BE different classes Of citizen
ship and evidently they don't
class us first class citizens.
Ulterior motives can easily be
assigned to the sponsors Of
charter repeal. Principal among
these IS the belief that they
are fostering personal ambitions,
casting eyes On various offices
which under the charter they
cant hope to gain.
The charter has been fair to
US foreign-born citizens and fair
TO the Ainerican-born. Under il
we emerged from the back
ground and have gained 4
place ia the government 'of our
city which .rightfully and jrst-
II belonged e us,
We can't stand idly ~. We
rnist organize and combat ths
attack against. the charter which
at the same time is al attack
against US.
Court decision or no court de-
cisicn, the charter repeal must
Be defeated. IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

K0ZEL 900 DOLLARBA KERtJLT Az ATALAKITAs
Sok magyar unkSat Adozta kdx javkra adakosdk s
munkSsok nevsora. Az eddigi ptnzkr kmutatzs Krwan
negyed segtett Lralbb 800
vendsget vdrnak magyarosan kesztett vscsorira
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
vARosI POL CARR K0R

III AZ
"A Varosi Polgari Kor nagyon
fontos gyulest tart most szom7
baton este fsl nyolc Oral kez-
dcttel a Scent Istvan Otthon-
ban. Keretnek nencsak "a ta-
COX de Z emagyaf polgarsag =
paegje elep9sre.
a charter Ss 'egytb iigyekben
lesz rnegbeszeles vaIamint axis,
hogy cgy kozos magyar poIgari
gyilest hivjunk ossze-s
1iazsi m
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

yfGtf +. y 3
Now that the West Siders
have Home let us urge thern
to do everything to keep it.
The Home is in an excellent
location and fairly well isolated
with some distance to its neigh
bors. But still is in q residential
district. This means that unless
affairs Of the Home are con-
Quoted decorously and decently
complaints will be made and
the fruit Of our labor lost.
For this reason the trustees
and officers IN charge Of the
Home must be ever vigilant 70
prevent rowdyisni. ,,nnecessaryy
noise, music at unseamly hours
etc.
The Home stands on public
property and this must not be
forgotten.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28
TOWN TOPICS

We are dedicating a Hungarian
Home Sunday.
The West Side should be .qon-
Yratulated for the efforts and
money it has expended to make
this Home possible.
While the Home will ut least
serve those Of our countrymen
who live On the West Side,
This is some achieysIasnt.
The gratitude of atl of u and
particularly 81 ne West Side
people should be, exdrsssed 70
the board 81 education. ighich
lei them have the place, coun-
Gilman NJ. ]. Kirwan, who helped
IN every way he could, Alex-
ander Barta, who helped to pro
vide the finances, Frank Brogley
who also spent much time and
effort to make this Home pos
sible,. and to all those who
spent time and money in repair
ing il.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-28

* 80 \
nappai ezel6tt, logy Young
stownban Is eppen 4 West
.Side-on az 6szre Magyar Ott-
hon fog megnyi1ni. Ri hitte vol
ma, hogy annyi kiseletezss Is
kudarc utan legalabb annyit Ell.
eriink Youngstownban, hogy egy
varosresznek (igaz, Oft laknak
a legtobben rnagyarok) lesz al
land6 otthona, amclynek terme
megfelel mindenfele osszejove-
telnek, kiveve az olyanokat, ahol
3W-nal nagyobb kozonseget 1e-
het varni.
De valamikepen csoda tortent.,
Vasarnap avatjak West
Sidei magyarsag Magyar Ottho-
nat es ez alkalombol iinnepre kc-
szul nemcsak = West Sidei, de
az egesz youngstowni magyar
sag.
A Magyar Otthon eszmejet a
West Sidei Magyar Polgari Kor
marcus l2-Sn megtartott gyii-
lesen penditette meg Brogi;
Ferenc, a Kor alelnoke Is ii mi
magyar deputy sheriffiink. Ak
kor meg csak arrol volt $40,
hogy a aagyreszt totokbol allo
Steelton Clubtol elkerjek ket
szoba ahasznalatat regi Steel
ton iskolaban, amelyet az iskola
seek annak clubnak hasznalatra
atengedett. Egy bizottsagot kild
tex XII akkor es pedig Broglin
kiviil Lengyel Petert Is Len
gyel c.. Lajost. A bizottsag ell
|.ment a totokhoz, de azok kiie-
lentettek, hogy a magyarsagot
mem engedik be az epuletbe.
A bizottsags ere ,koriilnezett a
Steeltonon Is latta, hogy a regi
Shenley { Perkins iskolat mem
hasznaija senki sem .es az epiilet
elhanyagolva, iiresen all. A Pol
gari Kor legkozelebbi gyulesen
aztan a bizottsag aprilis o-en je-
lentest tett Is a bizottsagot XII
|b6yitves Benish Andrassa1, Peek
AndrassaL Dorg'i Gyulaval Is
Csomo Menyherttel. azzal biz
|tak meg, hogy nezze meg a ha-
zat IS tegyen jelentest. koriil-
beliil milyen ko1tseggel lehetns
| AIT rendbehozni
Kozben Kor delegatusai fol
[hoztak az iigyet a Macy bizottsag
[gyiilesen, amely rnegbizta Ne
Emsnyir Mikl6s Ernst, hogy lep-
lien erintkezesbe Az iskolaszek-
|kel, hogy milyen feltStelek alatt
|kaphatna meg 4 nagyarsag 4 re-
81 iskolat, atnely gyonyoru
Inagy faktoI arnyas Macy telken
Ifekszik Mahoning Is Shenley
Avenuck sarkan. szemben a
West sidei nyilvanos konyvtar-
Iral.
Nemenyi megtudta Sid Crops
jhelyettes superintendeutt6l, hogy
AZ iskplaszSk szivesen .odaalja
i magyarsaenak AZ iskolat, ia
Iazt rcndbe 'hoxzak esabban ila-
lboritatlanul megn1arad dhatnaE
laddig, arnig "A iselyre sziikskge
mem lenne AZ iskolaszeknek vagy
azt ei ncm ada. Creps biztosi'
totta Neintnyit. hog ere be.
Fl6that6 id5n beldl mem erS)
All etmtnyi ei etstette
beszta eredrn< <nyk Eeaeys!
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