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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11
By RALPH HE1NzEN

(Ou1tSO FreeS 0taM NOFrcSEOuueutJ
 Paris-(UP)-The French mud ists in the cocklebur camp of Physiopolis, on the Island of Vil- lennes in the Seine, are all hot and bothered. They are unable to de- eide whethr statu of a living nudist should stand on its pedestal altogether naked or court decency with a fig leaf or Roman toga.
 Grateful French opponents of nakedness decided to build a mon- ument on their island to the first man to dare undress in public "a German watchmaker named Ungewitter who is the grand father of all this theory. Back in 1906, in Thuringia, he shocked his family and worried the police by disrobing and sitting in the sun shine.
 Idea Not Practical
 In theory, the monument idea seems fine enough, but in practice 1t cannot be worked out peaceful ly. Long into the night, the tor rent of debate runs on. From 8 distance along the well-dressed bank of the Seine--the roar which comes from the island campfire groups sounds about like Niagara from the suburbs of Buffalo
 The camp is really two camps, those who do and those who don't
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11

The expected trial of James Stack, 20, of 400 Willow steret, city yard workman, charged With as- 7sault and breach of the peace, was postponed in police court this morning when counsel for the de- efense made a motion for contih- uance. By mutual agreement next Tuesday was selected as the date of the hearing. Stack will be repre- sented by Attorney William Ks Lawlor, while the state will be as- sisted in the prosecution by Attor- ney N. R. Bronson. The latter represents George Finn, another employe of the city of Waterbury. and alleged victim of an attack made on the night of July 29th.
 A warrant was placed in the hands of the police yesterday noon hour. Stack on learning that he was being sought walked into headquarters and surrendered him- self. He was released under bonds of s200, which will remain posted until his case is disposed of in court.
 Finn suffered a slight concussion of the brain as a result of the att tack, Whether others were in- volved in the trouble will be dis closed later. Finn claims Stack was his assailant and several Wit r,esses have been subpoeaned TOT the hearing, The case is of inter- est owing to the fact that both men have been in the employ of the city and Finn is suspected or having circulated information which reflected on his fellow work men. He denies the insinuations. It may develop that the affair IS personal matter.
 : Owing to the absence Of Attor- ney Roger Jones of Hartforo' counsel for the defendants, the cases of Mary Ann Fuller, S4, O! Winsted. and Ernest Boley, 44, or West Hill lake, Hartford, were
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11
Misunderstanding Gun
 Found Near Old Mine

Modesto, Cal, (UP)--An old muzzle-loading shotgun. which had leaned against an oak tree so many years that the tree grew around it, was, found near an abandoned gold mine, near here, by two prospectors.
 The gun, 1t was believed. was placed against the tree by an early gold-seeker in the lower Sierras, and either forgotten by him, or left when the owner was killed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11

existed in spite of the great changes In Russian life and gov ernment. The new owners cherish these possessions and they shall be preserved for many generations" Dr Hammer said.
 The midwest Is not alone in its interests in these relics of the past. Orders for clothes and objects dart have some from Maine, Ore- gon and Florida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11
Art Treasures
 I'm Middle West
IkOns, Silver Service, and BrOcades Grace Village
 HOmes-Came From Russia

Chicago (UP)- Art treasures collected by the Imperial family of Russia through the centuries rapidly are being dispersed in the small towns of the United States, particularly the middle west.
 Ikons. which once were in the Czarina's chamber in the Winter Palace now hang in living rooms in Racinefi Wis, and Lansing,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11

Mich. A diamond ring owned by a woman in Fargo, N. D. Rare goblets from which Catherine the Great once drank beverages com siderably stronger than 3.2 now contain iced tea when used on porches in Evansville, Ind, and Independence, Mo.
 And many an evening gown, which will be worn this winter in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11
DIVORCE PAPERS
 FILED AT RENO

Divorce on grounds Of cruelty is nrked in a petition filed ct Reno. New, Wednesday night by Mrs Marie BerRin eIebreeht of this city, aEainst Frank E. g:sbrecht of Great Neck, l.. |. The plaintiff and de- fendant were married at Waterbury July 25. 1917.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11
vcndol He,ps Both Young and old

vendol goes to the root of the trouble and overcomes 1t. That IS why 1t does such splendid work and pieases everyone who tries It.
 There is nothing better than Vendol for a weak stomach. poor digestion, sluggish liver, deranged Kidneys and for the prompt relief of constipation.
 If you, who read this, are suf- ering from any of the troubles de- scribed here. will come to Water bury Drug Co, 134 E. Main Street. ask for me. the vendoi Man, will explain all about this. new triple. how to take it to get the utmost benefits-so come today. if possible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11

The Boys Brigade of Britain, which is celebrating its fiftieths an- nivefsary, has 100000 members and over 100000 "old boys"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11
RICHARD PECK
On Popular Steamer

A thrilling daylight saill 120 miles of scenic crus- ing through beautiful Long Island Sound with. B.
 hour stopover in New York city (except Saturdays),
 ample time for sightseeing. Music, dancing and re- . treatments. Round trip fare $1 children half fare SCHEDULE DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME Bridgeport s:0O A. 4cO F. M N M. $500 F. M.
 (ENOOT sT.l sATURDAYs Lv New York so M due Bridgeport sso F. M Tickets sale at Railroad Station and Steamship wharf, foot of Union street. Bridgeport. Tele- s phone Bridgeport 4-Ol61.
 TINE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP LINES
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11

The snakes. mortal enemies. struggled for an hour but neither was Killed. ~--s --- s'n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11
Buying Furniture Now is Smart ]. :. ]. Waiting Until Later is FOOLISH. ,.

Prices have already advanced as much as 5OTc and are continuing to go up almost daily. We do know and prac. tically guarantee, that the prices we arc quoting today will NOT be lower. Only foresightcdness In purchasing ahead of these price increases allows us to offer our merchandise at the LOW prices that we do.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-11
and Our
 LAY-AWAY Plan IS the
 BEST Plan!

Because we know there are many who do not feel they should buy right NOW we offer our LAY.AWAY plan Q plan whereby everyone can select whatever they want from our vast stocks and have, 1t put aside-AT PRES. ENT LOW PRICES - until they wish to have 1t deliv. cred. It simply means you CAN take advantage of our LOW prices NOW instead or paying even DOUBLE . lit. tlc later on.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

FelakasztOtta magat Fil0
Gy0rgy. inert hosszu ideie
mem dOlgOzOtt

Annyira bantotta Flo Gyorgy
tot szarmazasu munkast, hogy
mar honapok ota mem volt mum
kaja a Republic Steel Corpora
ton telepen, ahol kozel 50 evig
dolgozott, hogy 1913 Meadow
Street, otthonaban mutt pente-
ken felakasztotta magat.
Flo IS ewes fla talalta meg
apja holttestet egy faskamaraban
amikor biciklijet akarta eltenni.
A szerencsetlen ember, aki So
ewes volt, mar hetek ota busko-
NOR volt. es tobbszor mondotta
csaladjanak hogy kioltja eletet,
ha hamarosan mem kap munkat.
Flo tobb mint 80 eve lakott
Youngstownban. Ozvegyen XII
viii ot gyermeke, egy egy uno-
kaja gyaszoljak halalat. A gyar-
ban villamos forraszto volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
GENE GABOR Az ELNOk|
A SZOVETSEGI FIoKNAL.

Vasarnap tartotta rendes hav.
gyileset az Amerikai Magyar
(Bridgeporti) Szovetseg young
stowni l6-ik osztaiya. A gyiile-
sen Szabados Janos elnok lemon
dott, inert farmara koltozik es a
nagyobb tavolsag miatt mem
igerheti, hogy gyiilesekre be-
jar.
Szabados helyebe erre tagol:
megvalasztottak Gene Gabort
elnoknek. Gene regi derek tagJa
a youngstown magyar tarsada
lomnak, aki eddig is mindig be-
csiiletesen reszt vett minden jo
magyar mozgalomban.
Beteg tagok a heten: Wezsc
Istvan, l27 Tremble Ave. Camp
bell: Gene Claiborne, 254 Pasa-
dena: Brogli Janos, 1O3 Oneta
Bodolai Istvan, 1899 Silliman
Betegseg az iigykezel6nel: HUI
soczki Jozsefnel, 1884 Silliman
St. jelentendo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

Menyhert Imre, youngstown:
sziiletesi, de magyar szarmaza-
su fiatalember, r1agyarul beszelj
banktisztvisel6 Youngstownban
Menyhert a Union National
Bankban,. Youngstown. legna.
gyobb bankjaban, teljesit penz
tarosi szolgalatot Is minden te-
kintetben rendelkezesere. all az
st felkeres6 magyaroknak.
Menyhert Is ev ota banktiszt-
visel6.. Azel6tt. a Commercial
Bank helyettes penztarnoka volt
es amikor ez a bank beolvadt a
Union National Bankba, 8 egyi-
ke volt azoknak a keveseknek
akit atvettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
IsMET Nj BOnBl1 )
AKARTAK DObNl
DR.. Sofranec polandi ottho-
ma ellen merenyletet kise-
reltek meg. RalOttek a
rendOrre is

Sokan magyarok k0zil isme-
rik Dr. Sofranec Jozsef, tot szar-
mazasu chiropodistat, aki csalad-
laval Polandon lakik. Vasarnap
este fel tiz tajban Sofranecek ku-
tyaja dihosen ugatott a telek We
geben fekvo volgy fele. Sofranec
egyik lanya erre felhivta Wagner
polandi marsalt, aki csakhamar
megerkezett.
Amint rend6r behajtott az
udvarra, a bokrok kozt neszt
hallott. ARA forditotta er6s
fenyszorojat, amelynek vilagiti-
sabna ket embert latott, amint
futasnak eredtek. Wagner ildoz-
nj kezdte 6ket, mire az egyik
gyanus ajax megfordult es XII
uritette revolveret Wagner ira
nyaba. Az egyik golyo rend6r
fejet horzsolta, mire foldre dob
ia magat es el0kapva revolveret
ketszer a menekul6k utan lott,
de azok eltlntek a siiri bokrok
kozt. Wagner a hazba ment,
ahonan ertesitettek a sheriffet es
csakhamar ket deputy erkezet.,
5 .,,t,;-Ss y ~. -.-s.attak a kertet. Talal-
/ tax egy gyujto zsinort es egy
obbanto gyutacsot, de a robbanto
szert magat nem talaltak meg.
Ia kertaljai uton egy automob,l
nyomai is mutatkoznak.
Sofrahec AIT mondotta a hato
| sag enbereinek, hogy nemregen
ltobb fenyeget6 levelet Is telefor
lrivast rapport, amer san1al'
tulajdonit, hogy dacara annak
hogy tobb Campbell ember ia.
nuskodott egy ugyben amelyber
egy volt. betege karteritesert pc
relte be. inert sallitolag rosszu1
kezelte, pert megis 8 nyerte
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
vEDIk A BANK
kONYv ER''TEIKET !
Ezentul csak engedelyezett
br0kerek utian lehet k0ny.
vet eladni vagy venni. - Az
arakat az amerikai lapok
naD0nta kOZlik

Miota bezart bankjaink meg
nyiltak korlatolt visszavaltasl
bankkonyvekben elenk forgalom
indult meg. A bankkonyvek We
televel es eladasaval vagy csere-
lesevel foglalkozok szama egvre
mott.
Most kozbelepett az allan
John w. Powers, youngstown
helyettes kereskedelmi igazgat5 !
szemelyeben, aki estesiti Leigh
ninger megyei ugyeszt, hogy a.
allami torvenyek ertelmeben ak
bankkonyvek vetelevel vagy ell
adasaval iizletszerIleg foglalko-
xix. annak allami engedelyt kel'
valiant es 10 ezer dollaros bond
OF adm, hogy mem fog visszaelni,
A bankkonyvek arfolyamat a
napilapokban minden nap kozz,::
kell tenni..
A magyarok talan mem is tud-
jak, hogy eladhatjak bankbeter
.konyveiket eleg jutanyos aron
vagy vehetnek avval megfelelo
dolgokat.
e.f
Peldaul lapunk mai szamaban
hirdet Federal Saving & Loan
Co. egy jo farmat eladasra olcson
(valoszinuleg bevette mortgage
benz peldaul egy magyarnak van
betete a Federalban a penzet
nem tudja kivenni, de megveheti
rata a farmat vagy 1efizetheti
bank kkonyveyel feIet. Nagy la
mines Federal betetje, konyve'
vehet korilbeliil 65 centjevel
dollarjat vagy elcserelheti mas
bankra szolo betetkonyvet Fede-
raj konyvekre. Erdekl6djon a
Federalnal. Egyes helyeken bank
konyvekke1 a morgage-t is XII le-
het fizetni.
A legutobbi arjegyzes kovet-
kez6: Dollar bank 20 cent. City
Bank rendes So cent. City Bank
Mutual Holding IS cent. Federal
Savings & Loan 63 cent. Home
Savings & Loan 81 cent. Metro
politan Savings As cent. Centra
Savings & Loan Is cent. Persze
eek az arak csak regi betetek-
re vonatkoznak. A bank megnyi-
tasok ota betett penz 100 szaza-
lekos erteku mindenhol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
FELTEKENYSEC
HALALT HOzO1T


Remes tettet kovetett Ell va
sarnap delel6tt George LaBellc.
hogy So ewes fclcsege, akipel ~
500 Division Street, otthonaban.
La Belle. aki egy harom svvel
ezel6tt tortent baleset ota. allan
doan betegeskedett, AIT kepzeltc,
hogy So ewes felesege, akivel 45t
evig cit boldog hazassagban, &s
aki IA gyermekkel ajandekozta
meg, megcsalja.
Feltekenysegi rohamaban a g.
ewes ember nekirhoant a szeren-
csetlen asszonynak, es egy eles
kessel, amiyent bucserek nyu-
zasra hasznalnak, elvagta a n6
nyakat.
Az asszony sikoltasara bero-
hant egy velik lako lanyuk, Dc
mar segiteni nem tudott. A
szomszedok tettek az 6rjong6
Greg embert artalmatlanna, mi
utan nagy vagdalkozasban 4
sajat karjan is sebet ejtett. Be
vittek a rend6rsegre. Az asz-
SONY meg miel6tt a korhazba
ertek volna meghalt. LaBellek-
mex kilenc gyermekuk Is szamos
unokajuk el lit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
J6l kEszOLNEk
MARCUS 15-RE
"A nagybizOtts&g csiit0rt0k
esti gyiiles@n allapitotta
meg a gazdag miisort.


Mire eek a sorok napvilagot
latnak a nagybizottsag, ameIy
tegnap, csiitortokon este gylle-
sezett, mar elfogadta es megalla-
pitotta az idei Marcus iinnepely
mlsorat.
A misor bizottsag gyalesei.
rol kiszivargott, hogy az idei
program megint jobb lesz, mint
az el6dje. Ez mar szolxas mi
youngstown 0ssznlagyarsag az.
tai rendezett marciusi unnepk-
lyeinken.
Lapunk jov6 szamaban maid
lekozoljuk teljes musort. IA ie-
lentkezok kozt volt Orosz Fe-
reno teljes zenekara, amely 4
program el6tt es szunetben fog
muzsikalni. Orosz felajanlotta
ltehetseges tanitvanyai koziil ,Ko-
leszar Annust, Orosz Gizust, Ba-
lucs Sanyit, Fiizi Imret, Resl
Joskat es Belat.
A nagybizottsag ugyancsak
targyalta a GENIUS iigyet is. Err
r6l is maid jov6 heten fogunk
beszamolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

Februar 28-an a Scent Ist-
van OtthOnban megiinneplik
Roosevelt qy0zelmet. - J6
programmed g0nd0skOdnak.

Hushagyo kedd estejen tartja
a Mahoning Megyei Demokrata
Klub gy0zelmi csirke paprikas
vacsorajat a Scent Istvan Ott-
honban. A klub tagjai nagyban
kesziilnek erre az esemsnyre es
meghivjak Mr.. John J. Farrelit a
Demokratak itteni vezeret es a
part tobb mas el6kel6seget.
A vacsorat klub asszonyai,
Danish Jozsefne vezetese ali.t
fogjak elkesziteni es csilke
paprikason kivil minden eeveh
jo lesz az asztalon, csak Is cent
ert.
A vacsora alatt es utan kabare
program lesz, enek, tanc es zene-
szamokkal. A zenet ifj. Bunchy
Janos zenekara fogja szolgal-
tatni.
A klub nagy bizottsagot neve-
zett XII legutobb tartott gyulesen
a vacsora megrendezesere Ma
tyassy Istvan elnok vezetese
alatt. A vacsora bizottsag cl-
noke Danish Jozsef, tagjai kozt
vannak: Bulky Karoly, Balaskd
Gyorgy Tausz Bella, Ress Jozsef,
Balazs Ferenc, Veres Imre, Bor-
boly Janos, Horvath Vilmos,
DR.. Laurison Jen6, DR.. Scha-
ger Jen6, Schager Antal, Timko
Jozsef, N. Szabo Istvan, Kiss
Nehry Gabor, Morrison
Lajos es Franks Ern6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
ELSijLT A FEGYvER

Molnar Janos adovegrehajt6
kocsiiag Szikancsra igyekezett.
Molnar magaval vitte Flobert-
puskajat is, hogy az uton var
jakra vadasszek. A razos uton
nagyot zokkent a kocsi, Molnar
keze a ravaszhoz ert, mire 4
puska elsilt. A golyo vegre-
hajto arcadia furodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

Two types of immigrants
played prominent part in the
dastardly attempt to murder
President-elect Roosevelt.
The potential killer Zangara, a
cracked Drained Italian-Ameri-
can represents an infestimaly
small percentage Of the Amer,-
canized immigrants in the United
States.
One Of the victims Mayor
Cermak Of Chicago represents
the great mass Of immigrants
who became Americans, parti-
cipates in the constructive prog
ress of this nation and who are
the most law abiding citizens
of this country.
Since no one can dispute the
above statements we hope that
we may be judged by the high
standard Of Mayor Cermak and
not by the cowardly anarchistic
act Of Zangara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
K E r E L E M

Lapunk szerkeszt6je, Nemenyi
Mikl6s Ern6 nagyon keri magyar
testvereit, hogy a vindicatornal,
hacsak nem valami nagyon STIR
g6s iigyben, ne keressek fel. s. :.
Az utobbi id6ben annyian jar
max hozza munkat kerni, hogy
nemcsak ot, de a szerkeszt6seg
tobbi tagjait is zavarjak munka-
jukban.
Nemenyi igyekezni fog lapunk
varosi irodajaban: 4O8 w. Fede-
raj St. alatt lenni hetf6n es ked-
den este OF Is hat Ora k0zt.. OFT
szivesen rendelkezesere all bar
kinek. Ha mem volna oft, az
iizenetet Ress J6zsef szivesen at
veszi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

Hetf0n es keddM este Mahoning Theatreben (k0zel
Steel StreethezA kerl sznre el0sz0r Youngstownban
egy 100 sza4Rlekos teesen magyar beszel0 film.

lefesteni nem is lehet. AIT egy-
szeriieil latni kell, hogy az en-
Der igazan elvezhesse.
Az el6adasok este 6 orakor
kezdodnek ks folytatolagosak..
A magyarorszagi szinmiyeszet
szine-java, a les csortos Gyula,
Goth Sand .Javor Pal, Kabos
Gyula, Sze~fs Erno, nok re
szerol pc araszti Mici, Feny
vesi Eva delyi Mici, Simo,l
Marcsa ! ,iYsltak legjobbal
A budapest lapok azzal az iize-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

Az "Urasagi Ina cimii beszs-
10, eneklo, poinp ll1ozidarab
valcban megerdenl nzt, hogy 4
magyarsag apraja pagyja tekint-
Sc meg Batran allit1uk, hogy eh-
hez foghato kspbsn meg sohsc
gyonyorkodtink 81. ez alol mem
teszink kivetelt lcgjelescbb
amerikai kepekkei, szenlben seis..
A darabot magyarok altal IS
rnert Mahoning Theaterben. 1000
Mahoning Ave. kozel Steel
street.-the, jatszak hetfon Is ked
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

den. A Youngstown. Campbc'!.
Niles, Warren. Hubbard=i ma
gyarsag igazan kellemes .es nenl
draga mulatsagot szerezhet ma
ganak. ha megnezi. A gyerme-
keket ne hagyjak otthon. a jegy
feln6tteknek csak Is cent. gve.-
mekeknek 10 cent.
Amt a magyar !, sszinmiiveszet
legjelesebb tagjai tudnak nyujta-
nj ebben a szaz szazalekosan Bu-
dapesten keszilt, allando derul.-
seget okozo, paratlan modon jat-
szott kepben, ait hideg szavakkal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
A LAP VI CINE

Dacara tobbszori figyelmez-
tetesnek, meg mindig sokar
rosszul cimezik nekiink szolo
leveleket.
Kerjik olvasoinkat, hogy IL
gyeljenek szerkesztoseg ci-
mere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

ncttel kiildtek Amerikaba a ke-
pet, hogy most latjuk maid meg,
milyen nagyra fejlodott tere:l
is Magyarorszag.
Kctsegtelen. hogy zamato-
san. lenyugozoen, kacagtatoan
magyar beszelo. dalolo mozgd
KEEP el6adasan OFT lesz minden
amerikai magyar es elragadtatva
gyonyorkodik maid benne. hogy
szinjatekban, magyar szoban es
magyar dalokban milyen meste-
rien nagyot, erdekeset, szivink
mex kedveset nyujtott a magyar
muveszet ezzel keppel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
3o2 Norwood Ave-,
Youngstown, Ohio.

Aki valamit szemelyesen ohaj:
a lap reszere leadni, legyen az
hir, hirdetes. rendeles vagy penz,
ait beviheti varosi irodankba is
a 4O8 West Federal St. alatt a
Ress Music Store-ba.
Laptarsainkat is kerjuk, ha
meg mem csereltek meg a Csere-
peldany cimet, ugy kerjuk, hogy
ait miel6bb megtenni szivesked-
jenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

It was about time that
something was done about the
traffic in bank and savings and
loan pass books. A large number
Of our people are depositors in
the Dollar and City banks or in
the Home, Federal and Central
savings and loan associations.
Many Of our people with money
in these financial institutions
have been forced to live on
charity.
A very few have sold theis
pass books. Others don't know
that they could raise money on
all or part Of it. There are many,
who while this depression lasts
would and could 60 to visit their
homeland and live there on land
they purchased with dollars sent
home from here in better times.
AS long as the traffic in pass
books was not supervised we
did not urge anyone to sell their
books, we do not urge it now.
Those who buy your books
expect that when conditions turn
to normal again pass books
bought at a discount will yield
handsome profits. If, howevec,
anybody should need money
now, he can sell the pass book
at prices fixed by the law Of
supply and demand. These prices
are now public and pass-books
are handled BY licensed brokers.
= F4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

Ha meg nincs eeyletben,
soha sem kks6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23
TOWN TOPICS

The Ides Of March are
approaching. The grand COM
mittee Of the United Hungarian
Churches and Societies will COM
memorate March 18th ls4s again
this year.
For us Americanized Magyar
born this one day in the year
seems to callnot only for a simple
celebration Of the day, when
Hungarian youths touched by a
breath Of liberty proclaimed the
famous manifesto Of freedom on
the steps Of Hungary's National
,Muzeum in Budapest, but it calls
for more.
On the Ides Of March we sort
Of unconsciously remember our
origin, remember the strain OF
Magyar blood which flows in our
veins, remember those who we
left behind, remember ou-
brothers and sisters across the
sea.
The Ides Of March in America
are testimonial to our Magyar
descent.
For this reason we make an
appeal now to our young people
to attend this years celebration
Of the Ides of March in Central
Auditorium on March 10Th.
We hope to see the second and
even the third generation there.
It will be worth your while to
come. We ask the parents not to
leave the children home. Let
them feel on at least this one day
in the year, that in them is the
same spirit which moved our
forefathers to liberty, equality
and brotherly love.
Come young people. Don't for
get the date.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-02-23

Magyar partolja a rnagyart
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-18

Man has y.
X. A. emblem
on his chest.
Next to him.
self, he likes
n. K. A. best.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-18
FLEEING KIDNAP
SUSPECT is ONE
OF TOUHy GANG
Search for Chicago Mob
Turns to Southwest;
u. S. Aiding.

BIZ pifsd Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 18-Having
learned the identity of one OF two
gangsters who escaped from a care
fully laid police trap here Tues
day. state and federal authorities
extended their search to the south
west today as they hunted for MEM
bers Of the Roger Houhy northwest
side mob
Detectives John Meyers and Frank
McKenna. who surrendered to the
two gangsters a dummy package
supposed to contain an additional
$4,000 ransome efrom John Jake
the BARBER Factor. identified pic
lures of Martin lice Wagon Con-
nors as one of the two suspected