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Evening star., 1933-08-21
CLOTHING DISTRIBUTION
PLANS TO BE DISCUSSED
Halbert to Take Up New Status
of Conservation Committee at
Meeting Wednesday.

The change of status of the Clothes
Conservation Committee. which last
year collected thousands of garments
and distributed them to the needy, will
be discussed Wednesday by Leroy A.
Haloert. director of emergency relief.
at p luncheon meeting of the District
OF Columbia Federation of Women s
Clubs in the Roosevelt Hotel.
The committee formerly was under
the supervision of the District Commit
tee on Employment, but, along with
other activities Of that unit. it was
transferred to the Division of Emer-
gency Relief. of which Mr. Halbert is
the head. Mr. Halbert is expected to
outline plans for the year and appeal
to the women for an equal or greater
measure Of corporations than they
have given in the past.
Also at the luncheon. Mrs Esther M
Blair will speak on the N. r. A. pro-
gram for women, and Mrs John Boyle
will speak on consumer councils.
Evening star., 1933-08-21
Births Reported.

Pasauala J. and Blanca NJ Federico. cir
twins.
joseph L. and Josephine v. T1ppett. boy
twins
Jacob E. and Ethel e Lining. girl.
Thomas W. and Doris E. Wayne. boy.
Paul D. and Winnie W. Best, girl.
James w. and May Garland. boy.
Leo Z. and Edna NJ. Thomas. girl.
Samuel j and Dorothy F. Hughes. girl.
George H. and Van Meta E. Manning. jr.
Girl.
Harry v. and Catherine H. Davis. girl
Alvin E, and Adele I. johnson, boy:
Israel j. and Minnie Koperwas. girl.
william r; and ~, Viola (. Rye; r.; boy,
Arthur and Gladys L. Kettner. girl.
Simmons P. and Emily. Ttlghman. girl
Leon and Mary S. Patane: girl.
Joseph M. and Marie T Dee. girl.
LEROY and Edna Veach. girl,
Howard w. and Helen N. johnson. boy.
Leone and Maria Amaducci; boy;
George A. and Evelyn Brodie., girl.
Herman and Elizabeth T. Anderson, girl.
James and zenobia Rodney, girl.
Evening star., 1933-08-21
OBJECTOR TO NOISE
ARRESTED BY POLICE
James N. Curtis Said to Have Shot
and Injured Colored
Girl.

James N Curtis. SO. of 1852 Half
street southeast, was arrested last night
on a charge of assault with danger
Gus weapon after he allegedly shot and
slightly wounded a small colored girl
in protest to the noise Of children play
ing in front of his home
A bullet from a .32-caliber pistol in
the hands Of Curtis was said to have
grazed the right hip Of 1l-year-ol
Dorothy Riley. "a N street southeast
The girl and other children were
playing before the Curtis home when
the shot was fired to frighten them
from the vicinity, police were told
Of1cers said Curtis discharged his
pistol under similar circumstances sew
eral years ago. but at that time the bull
let did not strike any one
Curtis handed over the gun when he
was arretsed in his home last night by
Policemen G. NJ Wilson and l. G.
Scripture Of No. precinct.
Evening star., 1933-08-21
In Mrntnrtant.

JACKSON, JULIUS. Sacred 10 the memory
OF my darling. JULIUS JACKSON who
passed suddenly away two years ago to-
day. August 2l, 1881
Nothing can ever take away
The love my heart holds dear
Fond memories linger every day
To keep my darling near
HIS DEVOTED GIRL. MODENIA
MORRISON. WILLIAM T. In loving re-
membrEnce Of my dear father, WILLIAM
T MORRISON. who passed away one
year ago today, August 81. 1892
HIS LOVING DAuGHTER, MARY NOR
RISON CONNELLEE
WOODHOUSE. ROSE. In sad but loving re-
membrance of our dear wife and mother.
ROSE WOODHOUSE. who died two years
ago today, August Il. 1881.
We have only your memory. dear mother
To remember our whole life through
But the sweetness will linger forever
AS We treasure the image of you
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
Evening star., 1933-08-21
TRY TO REFLOAT CRAFT
U. S. Engineer Starts Salvage Work

Under direction of E. ]. Merrick, en-
glneer in the United States Engineer
Office here, workers today began the
task of relocating the wrecked oyster
schooner j. J. Underhill at Gravelly
Point. How long this will take depends
upon the conditions the engineers en-
counter in the process of freeing the
craft, laden with oyster shells.
Asa c. Ketcham, Eastern Shore. Md.
fisherman, owner of the craft, was TAX
ing the load Of oyster shells to an Alex
andria, Va, fertilizer plant when the
craft struck obsolete piles and even
tually was beached at Gravelly Point
Ketcham's son paid the Government
$40 for the J. j. Underhill, and the
Ketchams will attempt to make her
seaworthy again after the engineers
have put her in a more accessible posi-
ton.
Evening star., 1933-08-21
FOREIGN.
POLICE CHIEF SLAIN
Death of L. A. Sizemore Thought
Avenged With Killing of Man.

CARBONDALE. ILL.,. August 81 CP).-
Night Chief Of Police L. A. Sizemore.
54. was shot to death yesterday, and
an hour later four officers shot and
killed Joe Bronson, 20, colored, when
he opened fire as they sought to arrest
him for questioning.
Sizemore's body was found in the
back of small building, which Bren-
son was said to have used as a speak
easy
Evening star., 1933-08-21
Deaths Reported.

Albert French. Ga Providence Hospital.
Charles D. Harvey. ga 2O7 8 st. ne.
Lawrence M Hurdle. 40. 4913 Illinois ave
Charles LAWRENCE, ~. Emersency Hospital
Helen Cooley, 80. Emergency Hospital.
Amanda Gregg. 81. 1922 Hayes st. ne
Julian Stevenson. 56 Freedmens Hospital.
Lenora Butler, A.. Providence Hospital.
Nose Boss, Al, Penn Railroad near G st. Sc
Evening star., 1933-08-21
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Rain tonight
and tomorrow; continued cool; fresh
northeast winds.
Maryland-Rain tonight and tomor-
row: continued cool
Virginia-Rain tonight and tomor-
row. not much change in temperature
West Virginia-Increasing cloudiness,
followed by showers tomorrow and in
extreme east portion tonight; not much
change in temperature.
River Report.
Potomac River clear and Shenandoah
very cloudy this morning.
Evening star., 1933-08-21
ADELINA W. FORFAR, "a,
DIES AT CAPITAL HOME
Retired Federal Worker Served 90
Years as Accountant in Cen
eral Land Office.

Miss Adelina w. Forfar, IA, of 1928
Emerson street, died early today at her
home after brief illness. She was re-
tired four years ago from the General
Land Office, where she had been en-
ployed as a skilled accountant for %
years She had no near relatives.
Miss Forfar was born in Lyons, N. Y
She entered the service of the Federal
Government in Denver, Colo, where she
became an employe of the Interior De-
partment. In 1906 she came to Wash
ington and the General Land ONCE
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at 2 pm. at her late residence In
terment will be in Rock Creek Gene
terry. Rev. Samuel Allison of the Church
Of the Covenat will officiate
Evening star., 1933-08-21
FOOT BALL JUG FOUND
Michigan-Minnesota Trophy Had
Been Lost Since 1881.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. August 21 Up,
The little brown jug. long the prize
OF victory between Michigan and
minnesota foot ball teams, missing
since just before the Wolverine -Gopher
game OF 1881, has been found.
In clump of bushes on East Uni
versity avenue, near the Medical Build.
ing at the University here. the grid.
iron trophy was found TODAY bV A
Ihomas, brother of Lorenzo Thomas
groundkeeper at Ferry Field.
The jug quite apparently was placed
IN the bushes within the last few davs
IL Will be the prize again when the
Gophers and Wolverines meet here or
November l8.
Evening star., 1933-08-21
Report for Last 48 Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. 81, 3 pm. yesterday year
ago. 81
Lowest, 69, 7:3O am. today; year
ago 60.
RecOr1 Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 100, on June 9.
Lowest. IA, on February 9.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todayD
Highest, 81 per cent, at 5 am. today.
Lowest. So per cent, at 5 pm. yesterday
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1933-08-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Meeting, Beta Gamma Phi Sorority,
Zeta Chapter, Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Breakfast meeting. Early Birds. Will
lard Hotel, 7:45 am.
Luncheon, Columbia Heights Bust
ness Mems Association, Garden T.
Shoppe, 1884 Fourteenth street, 1915
pm.
Evening star., 1933-08-21
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation.

Automobile lights must be turned or
one-hah hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1933-08-21

Monthly precipitation, in inches, i
the Capital (current month to date:
Evening star., 1933-08-21

Hospital. HELEN KELLEY shd iesyes 10
mourn their loss q loving sister. Grace
Kelley. and a host Of other relatives ana
friends. Remains resting at EuPeHe Ford 8
funeral home 1900 South Capitol 81 TN
I'll Monday August u. a. I p m, thence
20 l0Ili2 Fenton pl. nv. where funeral
services VIII be held Tuesday. August %,
at = m. Interment Rosemont Gene
Evening star., 1933-08-21

JOHNSON. AGNES. On Saturday. Augvr'
~ 1898 AGNES Johnson he e'oyec

~. 1883. !aGNES JOHNSON, be OEed
wife Of the late Rev S NJ. Johnson Of
faS;1 zt9n Bspt1st Chqr!ca AieHsndria Es
Rose. Lola. James T. and Freeman J.
Johnson. She also leaves one b-othe..
two nephews and many other relatives
and friends. Remains resting At the
John T. Rhine Co funeral chapei, 3rd
and Eye SITS. sT Funeral Tuesday. Au-
gust 10. at pm from Zion Bapti-,
Church. South Lee st. AleXand-Ia. Va.
lntermcnt OaE CiIONR EeInrlr. Va
Evening star., 1933-08-21
LANcAsTER. John W. Departed HI. NE

Saturday Ausust 10. 1888 a, MS sesl-
CASTER Ee leaves a daughter Mrs
Annie Adams a son, John W. Lancaster
jr, fve grandchildren and one great
grandchild FuneraI Tuesday. August -.
at . 2 m, from Good Hope NJ. z Church
Colesvl!le. Mo. Rev. Boone ofEC.aticg In
Evening star., 1933-08-21
LAMB. KIZZIAH. Suddenly on SUNDAY

Aueust 10. 1893. a. > pm. a: her resi-
dence. 43l7 Iowa ave NV. KIZZIAF
LAMB. wife OF the late Peter Lamb aEc
loving mother OF MIS-. Fred Repet'l anc
Mrs. Fayette johnson Services a. her late
residence on Tuesday. August %, at
p m Interment Arlington Nst.ola.
Evening star., 1933-08-21
MILLS, MILDRED IRENE

gust 20. 1888, a. ProvldcnCa H0splt
aged years. MILDRED IRENE, beloy
daughter of Ella Agnes and Nathan Tho
as Mills and sister Of Viola and Norl
Mills. Funeral from her parents re
oence. l43 SenIa st Sc. on TueSol
August 90. al 2 n. Relatives 4
friends are invited. Interment II For
Evening star., 1933-08-21

EASTER MARY. Departed this life sud
EASTER. the beloved wife 6f Noland nd j.
Easter. the mother OF Oasie Baltimore
and Chester Williams. grandmother Of
W!lbert williams She leaves to mourn
their loss a host OF other friends and
relatives Funeral tuesday August ~.
at - m. from her residence. f99 Io-l
81. n v. Intermen- Stra,tora. Va.
Evening star., 1933-08-21

1893. a. her residence. Seat Plesssn,
Mo. ADDIE G. beloved wife Of LewlS
F. Leppo in the 4sth year Of her aee
Funeral from the chapel Of Harry u
Padsett. l3l llth 81. Sc. on TUESDAY
August % a. m. Relatives and friend
invited. 1nterment a. Cedar Hill Gene
Evening star., 1933-08-21

l6 1898, at Emergency Hospital. POE
ERT MILLER He leaves to NOUN the
loss q mother. three sisters. and a hos
OF other relatives and friends. Remain
resting at Richardson & Robinson
chapel. 100 Vermont ave r ". uni
Monday. August 2l. at : pm. there
after al his late residence. "320 Virg.ni
ave nv Funeral Wednesday. Angus
Evening star., 1933-08-21
SYLVESTER H EPPS, Exalted Ruler.
LEE CAMPBELL, SecretarY

COOK, MARTHA ANN. On Monday Au-
gust n. 1888. al the residence Of her
daughter Mrs. Anna Haute OF PIG p
St NV. MARTHA ANN COOK. wife Of
the late Enoch Cook Remains resting
at the s. H Hines Co funeral home
29Ol l4th 81. NV. Notice OF funeral
later. ~
Evening star., 1933-08-21

August 10 1898. at her residence, 22I
Eye ST. NV MARY FRANCIS NASOl
mother Of Christine Syphax and Samu
Mason. Funeral Tuesday, Ausus' -
az m, from her late residence Rel;
tives and friends invited to attend. II
termenf Ia Cerr,eterE- q
Evening star., 1933-08-21
DfatHa.

CLEMENTS. CHARLES H. On Thursday,
August !. 1888, at Emergency Hospital,
CHARLES H, the devoted husband OF
Pauline Clements. father Of Helen Bayard.
son of the late Richard and Amanda
Clements and grandfather OF Elenora
Bayerd. Remains resting at the w. Err
nest Jarvis funeral church 1892 You 81.
nv, until 4 pm. Monday: thereafter at
his late residence, 2l6 Mass ave n W.
Funeral Tuesday. August .. at , nm.
from Union Wesley Church Rev AlIstock
ofhcistins. 1nterment Mount Zion Gem
etery.
CLEMENTS. WILLIAM. On Saturday Au-
gust 10, 1881 at his residence. 720 Park
rd. NV. WILLIAM CLEMENTS. devoted
son OF Charles c. Clements and Lucy
Thomas Clements devoted father Of Ethel
W Saulter: Remains Will be a, the late
residence Monday. August 81 after 4:30
pm. Funera! Tuesday August % at
30 pm. from Frazier's furera! home,
3so r: / ave. NV. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
precious one from Ms has gone,
voice inNed
Evening star., 1933-08-21
DoDsoN ALFRED 3. On Sunday. Angus.

7th ST. He Iesvei D97UN ~ SH,,T 9} -
loss a brother, Robert Dodson a sister,
Lizzie Robinson. and a host OF other rela-
tIyes and friends. Funeral Wednesday
August 90. at / pm, from MaIvan &
Schey funeral parlors. N J ave and p
ST. NV. 1nterment WoOdlawn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-08-21
PALMER. FRANK r
REED. THEODORE PHILLIP.

Ausust =: 1888. al Freedmen HospIJa
THEODORE PHILLIP REED. beloved so
OF Albert F. and Mary J Reed Re
ma.nS resting at his late, residence. -:
az pm. from Metropolitan NJ
Church; M st between 9TH and 10th sts
Il ". Rev. Thomas offClatInG Inter
mert Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-14
09HH09zHk00BBe0 8 !; 49,: 49,:
REGIN HIRE TODAY

JANET HILL breaks her cnga cement
70 ROLF CARLYLE when she learns he
mas been paving attentions 20 BETI 7
KENDALL. wealthy society glri. little
later Rolf and Betty elope Janet loses
her secrctarial lob but. due 20 her em-
picyers recommendation is hired as So
Gal secretary by the wealthy MRS. CUR
It's
Janet stlll loves Rolf she has become
friendly with JEFF GRANT Young en-
9lnecr. who saved her purse from
holdup man Janet has told JEFF about
her broken engagement End he has sd-
mitted lie cares for girl who is IN love
with someone else
II S. not untl she has worked for
Mr. Curtis for some time that Janet
learns tho woman is Betty Kendall s
mother Then Janet wants 70 20 away
but circumstances prevent.
She iucurs Bcftvs enmltv. particularly
ff'~r @ ght when Janet sees Betty with
VAN BANNIST ER rich Young bachelor
B@ttv asks her mother to discharge
Ja but Mrs Curtis refuses.
That cvenIne Betty discovers her pearl
nee lacc Us missing. She remembers she
son Janet 10 the apartment on an err
rand AID accuses her Of taking the neck
lac Mrs Curtis defends Janet but the
gil fools crushed and disRr9ced She is
s'f~Tcd 10 return - Mrs curtis home
" f"~ Janet has telephone call
fro Polf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-14
CHAPTER FORTY-FOUR

Witt 7 III 7 CIV I t OOIN
ID Offs voice came clearly over
IN the wire.
Hello. Janet. This is Rolf. Have
you seen Betty today?"
mo. I haven't"
oh" He seemed to hesitate. II
thought she might have dropped in
to see her mother. Then you
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-14

Ito Be Continued
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
DUDAY J0zSEFNE
kORAI HALALA

Viragvasarnapon reggel 9 ora
kor lehelte XII lelket Duday Ma.
ria, Duday Jozsef regi youngs
town. magyar SO ewes neje 1724
Silliman St. alatti otthonaban ro
vid betegseg utan.
Az elhunytat ferjen xviii gya
szoljak Ferenc, lfj. Jozsef Is Ma
ria gyermekei; 10th Jozsef Is
neje szii1ei, Is az ohazaban Lake
Andras. Jozsef, Janos, Sandor,
Laszlo Erzsebet es Katalin test
verei. Dudayne tagja volt a SIT.
lstvan Egyletnek, amely testii
letileg kepviselve volt a teme-
tesen, valamint a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya egyhaznak.
A hazi beszentelest szerdan
fel .4sdcnckpr vegezte Ft. DR..
Nyiri Istvan plebanos. Oman a
templomba Nittek es a gyaszmise
utan a Cavalry temet6ben he
lyeztek orok nyugalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
MEGINDUL TIT
A S0RCyARTAS
A regi Renner s0rgyarat
teljesen rendbe hozzak.
Reszv6nyeket kinalnak q
nagyk0z0insegnek

Youngstownak van egy regi
jo hirii sorf6zdeje, a Pike ST.
en- talalhat9 Renner sorgyar, a
melynek regi jo sore Gross
vaterre biztosan nvelvet cset-
tintve emlekeznek vissza az Greg
magyarok.
Most hogy ismet szabad lesz
sort (3.2 percentest) f6zni es
arulni. a Renntr sorf6zdet mint
egy $50 ezer dollar koltseggel
teliesen rendbe hozzak, moderni-
zaljak es keszen fog allni evi
zoo ezer horde sor gyartasara.
A javitasi munkak mar megin-
dultak es mar 50 ember munkat
kapott.
a koltsegek fedezesere a gyar
vallalat megnagyobbitotta resi-
veny tokejet es mint alkalmas
spekulaciot kinalja reszvenye-
ket a nagykozonsegnek. hogy ha
a sor gyartas haszomnal jar,
abban az esetben azok is resze-
suljenek, akik penziiket befekte-
tik.
"A Renner tarsasagnak semmi-
fele adosaga bekebelezve mines
es igy haszon teljes egeszeben
kozreszvenyeseke.
A Butler Wick and Company
bankar ceg, amelynek irodaja
Union National epulet 6-ik eme-
leten van, intezi a reszvenyek
eladasat varosunkban. Eddig mar
tobb ezer reszvenyre tortent jegy
zes. Tiz reszvenynek az ara
csak $500, mig 100 reszvenyt
vehet $50 dollarert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
ISMET TARSASVACSORARA
KESZULNEK A
DEMOKRATAK

A Magyar Demokrata Club
nemregen megtartott gyiilesen el-
hataroztak, hogy majus folya-
man ismet rendeznek egy tar
sasvacsorat mint rendeztek far
sang vegere. A pontos datumot
kesobb allapitjak meg.
A februari sikerult vacsora ell
keszitoinek es a miisor szerep-
loinek nemcsak jegyzokonyvi ko-
szonetet szavaztak meg, de err
rol levelben is ertesitettek Devai
Gyorgynet, Timko Irmuskat es
Erzsiket, Muretic Erzsiket, JAM
brik Ilonkat, Busnyak Samot,
Horvath Vilmost, Buncsy Janost
es zenekarat, Kiss Andrast, Tim
ko Jozsefet es sok mast, akik
segedkeztek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
AZ ELET UNNEI::PE
(Folytatas az l-s6 oldalr6l)

kor, amid0n kerem, hiszem es akarom Csaadag tarsa
dalag fajlag, nemzetileg egesz emberiseget te
kntve akkor, amidon akot6 egyedek kilonbozo vee
kedese egy hitte Is egy akaratta nemes listen kory
zasa alatt Krisztus kiraysagaban, inert Eetnek
fejedelme XII mindeneket ujja teszen.
Az vi 6letnek akarasat zengo, husveti feltamadast
unneplo zsolozsmaknak zengese meg szegyenlhet.
Mert feltamadas uj eet 0r0k elet nemcsak volt de
es esz is Testi es lelki erteemben egyarant Ennek
saat tudaekossagaba nyomorodott vlagnak pedg epen
most szornyi sziksege ugy test mint erkocsi
leh megujulasra feltamadasra, Husvetra Unnepelnis
ke ehat meghatvanyozott hitte es remenyeggel amaz
elso Feltamadas emeket inert husvet az @let orom-
innepe.
Mi pedig mindnyajan 0riilni @s elni akarunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
"A HALASz LEANY'
Jon CAMPBELLBE
"A Kultur K0r remek el6-
adasa most vasarnap lesz.
A darab targya q magyar
forradalIni id0kb0l val6.

Husvet vasarnapjanak estejei
I8 oral kezdettel mutatja be a
Campbell Kultur Kjr. a camp.
belli magyar szarmazasu ifiusae
szervezete a "Halasz Leany" ci-
mil szindarabot. amely a magyar
belharcok idejen lo1o-ben a vo-
-Ss uralom alatt jatszodik. Az
el6adas, amelyet tanc kovet, a
Reed es 1O-ik utica sarkan lev6
Roman Hallban lesz.
A dramai oidalon kiviil van
ennek a darabnak komikus ol-
dala is, amely megnevetteti "a
legkomolyabb ferfit is.
Az eloadasra nagyon szorgal-
masan mar hetek ota kesziilnek
a Kor miikedvel6i, azert hivnak
minden campbelli, Youngstown
vagy kornyeki magyart, hogy
nezzek meg EFT a valodi hazai
falusi szinmiivet. Jotallunk, hogy
jol fog mulatni
A darab szerepl6i kovetke-
zok: Zboray Istvan, Nyiri Vii
ma. 10th Jozsefne, Herr Janos,
Szalai Margitka. Kovacs Daniel,
Varga Istvan, Kelemen Jozsef,
Keszler Wendell. aki nerncsak
hires cigany szerepeben lep fel.
de Timko Istvannal a darab rem
dezeset is vegzi. Farkas Gyula.
10th Jozsef, Varga Imre, Koczur
Mihaly, Lukovszki Erzsike es
Piroska, Dudas Erzsike. Bistuc
Mariska, Timko Irenke. Les
nyanszky Istvan, Torok Gyula,
7ifj. Feher Janos. Danko Jozsef,
Ferenczi Jozsef, Agoston Geza,
Herr Ferenc, ifj. Lukovszky Pal.
Szakacs Gyorgy es Zsidoczki Jo-
.zsef. A sugo nehez szerepet Sagi
Ignac tolti be.
Az el6adas utan tanc lesz, /
cmely reggel 4 oraig fog tartani.
IA beleptidijak a mai rossz vi
!szoayokhoz merten igen alacso-
lnyak es jegyek mar most kap-
hatok a tagoknal. -
/ Jo el6adasra, jo zenes tancra
izletes etelekre es husito italokra
hivja Campbell, Youngstown e
a kornyek magyarsagat
A rendez6seg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
AMIKoR Az EJJELI Or
SZERSZAMAIT ELLOPJAK


Megjarta napokban Bathory
Peter, 40 Homestead Ave. hon
fitarsunk, aki a Paramount szin-
haz ejjeli Ore.
Bathorys bejelentette a rend-
6rsegen, hogy amikor hajnali fel
haromkor a szinhaz kozeleben
levo ejjeli vendeglobe ment va
lanit harapni, valaki nekitanto-
rodott. A tantorgo bocsanatot
kert es ellogott. Bathory kesobb
vette eszre, hogy hianyzik arany
oraja, villany zseblampaja es ke-
Sc. Ugyes zsebtolvajjal volt dol
ga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
A NYUCATl SAJT0SzOvETSEC
TAVASzI ERTEKEzLETE
Elhunyt eln0ket Kende Geza eparentalta Sz0vetseg
Az uj elnOk Tarn6cy Arpad

dig bizonyos csoportok erdekei-
ert.
Az ilyen lapalapitasok tehat
eppen ellenkezo celt szolgalnak
azzal, amiert a sajto dolgozik S
amiert a Sajtoszovetseg es tagiai
a magyarsag kozos ugyeiert ma
gukat elkoteleztek.
A Sajtoszovetseg tudataban
van annak, hogy mines hatalma-
ban az ilyen maganvallalkozaso-
kat megakadalyozni, de AIT me
gis kotelessegenek erzi kijelen-
,teni a magyarsag sajtoiigyeinek
.es- tarsadalmunk bekes munkal-
kodasanak vedelmere, hogy eek
kel lapalapitasokkal semmifele
Ekozosseget mem vallal, azokat el
kiteli. partolasra erdemesnek mem
ltartja Is minden esetben hiva'
ltasanak fogja tekinteni rombolt
hatasukat lehetosegig enyhite.
mi
Kulon felhivja szovetsegber
elo lapokat es ujsagirokat ARA
hogy ezt az elhatarOzast egyen
kint is tegyek magukeva e
Iigyekezzenek mindig ebben ;
szellemben eljarni, ha ARA al
'kalom jelentkezik.
| Vegul elhatarozta az ertekez
let, hogy Sajtoszovetseg alias
nelkiili tagjaiert fokozottabb ak
cioba lep es tisztikart ARA uta
sitotta, hogy igyekezzek erre kl
latasokat felfedezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
STATE

A State szinhaz, amely csak-
mem szemben van a Paramount
tai, vasarnap nyilik meg sok havi
sziinet utan. Viszont a Para
mountot egyenlore zarva tartjak.
A State elso kepe a hires Mau-
ricee Chevalier "The Bedtime
Story" ia lesz. A Stateben ezen-
.tul szinten Paramount kepeket
fognak iatszani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13

CLEVELAND. O.. apr. 8 A
Sajtoszovetseg nyugati szarnya
most tartotta meg elso evi err
tekezletet es tobb fontosabb ha-
tarozatot hozott. Napirend elott
Kende Geza emlekenek aldozott.
aki halalaig choke volt a Sajto-
szovetseg nyugati szarnyanak.
Halalarol Sajtoszovetseg titka-
ra, Himler Marion emlekezett
meg meleg, kozvetlen szavakkal.
Elhatarozta az ertekezlet, hogy
befejezetlenul maradt Macy mil
vet, az Amerikai Magyarsag Tor
tenetet befejezi a harmadik
kotet osszeallitasara illetve meg
irasara 'Tarnoczy Arpadot szoli-
totta fel. Elnokke is Tarnoczyt
valasztotta meg a szoyetseg. Tit
kar Himler Marion. maradt es a
tchb; t;sztv;selSk IS megtartottak
n1epb;zatasukat
-
i
tgs "'A
ep . ''
St uy0asnoosy couie.pe 80 esy 10
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
N A G Y A R 0 K!
PALACE

A nagyheti vakacio utan pen
teken este ujbol megnyilik a Pa
lace szinhaz es pedig egy szen-
zacios mozi keppel, amelynek ne
We King Kong. King Kong egy
oriasi gorilla. amely beleszeret
egy feher nobe. A darab felel-
metesen kitiino. Egy hetig lesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-13
HA EGYLETENEK

meghiv6ra, levelpapirra, bori-
tekra, bali belepti jegyekre,
lunch ticketekre, vagy egyeo
szep kivitelu nyomtatvanyokrs
volna sziiksege, ajanlja lapunk
modernul felszerelt nyomdajat