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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07
LhzADkS 4 PhRBER ellen

retein belil epitett. tarsadalmi
eletnek
Nagyjabol, bar mem ilyen mer-
tekben, ugyanez a helyzet An
gliaban is, ahol szinten nagy
tarsadalmi tevekenyseget fejte-
mex XII az egyhazak.
Mikor tehat oft parbert meg
tagadjak, akkor nemcsak ait je-
lentik XII, hogy az egyhaz lelki
szolgalataira mem tartanak igenyt
tobbe, hanem AIT is, hogy a tar
sadalmi eletet vi keretek kozt
fogjak szervezni.
Talan nem fog semmit nyerni
az emberiseg, ha ez folyamat
tovabb terjed es ha veglegesen
,hatat fordit a val1asnak es a
kulonbozo egyhazaknak.
Sokan, kiilonosen az vi tanult
nemzedek ugy hiszi, hogy hiba
lenne megvalni attol az ugy-
nevezett lelki horgonytol, amely
tarsadalmi moralt, az erkol-
csoket szolgaltatta a nepeknek
es a nemzeteknek.
De ertheto, hogy ebben a pill
lanatban vereseget szenvednek
I mindenfele az egyhazak.
j Nemcsak kotelessegmulasztast,
de bunt kovettek Ell. mikor
haboru alatt keptelenek voltak
szot emelni tomeggyilkossag
ellen es csod azzal kezdodott.
Az utana kovetkezo vilagde-
pressio aztan ujra alkalmat adott
az egyhazaknak, hogy jojjenek
vissza, hogy alljanak ismet SOL
galataba az emberisegnek ezt
ujra mem tettek meg az egy-
hazak.
Mem rendszer, hanem szenza-
clio volt az egesz vilagon, ha itt-
oft egy-egy pap tarsadalmi
igazsagokert megs zolalt. leg
tobb helyen gvavan meglapultak
es hallgattak.
, Latjuk EFT nalunk. ahol most
, irtozatos kiizdelem folyik a nep
I kormanya es az uralkodo osztaly
kozt es ahol az egyhazak es
! azok papjai egy szot sem monda-
max XII a nepjogok erdekeben,
: inert felnek t6ketol
Ugyanaz tortenik Angliaban,
4 ahol a papsag az elviselhetetlen
. nyomort mem akarta meglatni,
A ahol az uralkodo osztaly mar
: mar keszen van sulyos termesze-
: til kencessziokra, de ahol pap
4 sag meg mindig torhetetlen hu-
z seggel regi rendet. feudaliz-
!, must akarja szolgalni
! Az angliai iparber-lazadas sok-
z kal sulyosabb. sokkal nelvenja-
' robb forradalom. mint a spanvol
volt, inert Anglia konzervatiy
nepe mem lobbanekonv es ero-
sen megfontolja, amt cselekszik.
/ Az Anglikan egyhaz eppen
ugy kiizd es eppen ugy teret
: veszit G pillanatban. mint a re-
: gebbi egyhazak Ahogy a nelnet
! testver-protestans egyhazak szin-
ten halalos valsagban vergodnek.
Valoszinuleg nincs ezen nit
4 oriilni, valoszinuleg meg sok
: hasznat vehetne az emberiseg va
lamennyi vallasnak es egyhaznak
5 es fenti sorokban csak a te-
nyeket allapitjnk meg. amelyek
5 AIT mutatjak, hogy az egyhazak
elleni tanadasok es az egyhazak
: veresegei altalanosak az egesz
vilagon.
: Aminthogy annak Okla is uni
I verzalis, altalanos volt, inert a
ket mulasztast egyforman kovet-
tex el az egesz vilagon. Savona-
I rolakat sem a haboru. sem a
depressio mem termelt S csak
azok tudtak volna re-generaciot
hozni letre az egyhazi eletben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

ICSZCl ldttd tOuullll.
Az allomas elott beult egy
egyfogatu kocsiba es odakialtotta
neki Lencur altal irt cimet.
S mig kocsi tisztesseges lassu-
saggal haladt vele a sep 6szi
reggelen, erthet6 kivancsisaggal
szemlelte a korotte folyo eletet,
az embereket, a rohano villamo-
sokat es a palotakat.
Minden erdekelte a videki va
rosbol eddig XII mem moccano
fiatalembert es az els6 benyo-
mas a fovarosrol igen kedvez6
volt neki.
A kocsi aztan egy nagy kertes
haz elott megallt vele.
lit vagyunk, nagysagos ur.
Gyozo adott ket forintot a
kocsisnak es taskat kezebe
fogva, bement racsos kapun.
Amint egy utkanyarodonal be-
fordult kertes udvarra. oft ALT
el6tte az Greg mester, egy Macy
taplokalappal a fejen es kerti
olloval kezeben. A rozsafait
! nyeste es egy rovidszaru fa-
pipabol fiistolt.
- Hobo, kialtott orvendve, lit
a fin! - S nagy szeretettel olel-
gette Gyozot, aztan ossze-vissza
kerdezgetett tole mindeneket $
felmentek a hazba.
No mondta, egy ajtot
kinyitva. lit lesz szobad,
amig lakast fogadsz, tudom,
mem aludtal egesz ejszaka. TIE
meg mem sokat utaztal es a
vonaton keptelen vagy aludni
OFT az a nagy divany, fekidj le
es pihenj egy kicsit. Most het
ora, kilenckor reggeliziink. Sem
mi beszed, lit en- parancsolok
S Gyozo mindenben szot TO-
gadott. Az Greg .pedig leeresz-
tette az ablak fuggonyet es ma
CARA hagyta fiatalembert.
| Gyozo nem sokat teketoria-
zott, hanem lefekudt es ct perc
mulva aludt es ait almodta, hogy
otthon van Ilonkaval setalgat
a nagy kertes udvaron.
| Csak del fele ebredt fel a
mester bemutogatta csaladja-
max. A felesegenek es egy kis
hamis szemu, fekete leanynak
aki unokahuga volt. Nekik mem
volt gyermekiik es Iduskat orok-
be fogadtak.
A meltosagos asszony olyan
gyonyoru' oszhaju matrona volt
akit az ember elso latasra meg
szeret.
! No kis fam, mondta a
Gyozo arcat megcirogatva, =
mar most. aztan tanulni kell
szorgalmasan, az uram sok see
pet beszelt magarol, a tehetse-
ger6l, igyekezzen, hogy ne csa-
lodjek.
Iduska, cigany Iduska, rog-
ton baratsagot kotott vele. Olyan
termeszetii lany volt, aki soha
sem szokott affektalni, n1aga volt
a megtestesiilt termeszetesseg $
csintalan pajkossag.
| Az Greg Lencur figyelmez-
tette Is. GyOzOt.
Aztan vigyazz flu ere a
1anyra, inert ez kifiguraz, ha
iigyetlenkedel.
Gyoz6 az 3 nagy fenyes, bator
szemevel ranezett kis hamis
lanyra es mosolygott.
En- velem nehez am birni
Maid meglatjuk "tehetseg"
felelt neki hamisan Iduska, de
aztan bizalmasan fogta kezen
Gy0zot Is vitte kertbe.
No, jojjon, megmutatom
maganak, hogy a pesti lanyok
is tudnak gazdasszonykodni, mem
[csak videkiek.
Levitte baromfi udvarba Is
sorra mutogatta neki a kotloit,
cSirkeit kiS 1ihait kiS nu1vkaif
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

Gyoz6nek nagyon tetszettek
eek a dolgok S az a kedves,
csokolni valo modor, amivel ez
a kis iany az allatokkal bant.
| - Nezze csak EFT a kis libat,
"tehetseg"..
- Mert hiv maga engem tehet
segnek?
Iduska kacagott.
Miert? Mert bacsi, miota
lem jart. maguknal a tarlaton,
azota mindig magarol beszel,
mindig hajtja, hogy maya milyen
tehetseg. Aztan mikor irt, hogy
jon, hogy ide fog el6szor mi
hozzank sza1lni, mindig beszel-
think mamanenivel magarol, de
a nevet elfelejtettiik csak ugy
emlitettiik egymaskozt, hogy d
"tehetseg'', ICY aztan ez a nev
magan maradt. ez ellen hiaba
zugo1odik, mar ez lesz a neve,
mig nalunk lesz.
! - Es hatha mines tehetsegem
- Oh - mondta Tduska meg
lgyoz6dessel, - akkor mi mem
ismernenk egyrnast! Mert ba-
csi mem foglalkozott volna maga.
val annyit.
Iduska lekuporodott egy kis
tokere es szakasztokosar tenge.
rit tett maga ele, erre aztar
albany liba, tyuk, kakas, kotlt
volt az udvaron, az mind korejt
gyult es vallan at. rohantak I
kosarnak, ducbol leszalltak Z
galambok es koriilropkodtek. A
leanyka ugy belle volt meriilvs
ennek a jelenetnek az elveze
sebe, hogy eszre Sc vette a Gyo
20 turpisagat, aki elovette a.
. orokke zsebeben levo vazlat
konyvet es kezdte raj zolni EFT ;
pompas csendeletet.
S azzal nala biztos szemme
es biztos kezzel olyan hirtele,
odavetette ezt a kedves kepet
hogy az allatjait eteto Idusk;
mem vette eszre.
Gyozo szinte orilt, mikor
konyvet a zsebebe csusztatta
Ebbol meglepetes lesz.
Masnap felkelt, anint virradt
a malhajabol egy vasznat vet
elo S. az ecsetjet es szineit, d.
elobb bezarta szobaja ajtajat
Lencur kinent egy a fovaro
szomszedsagaban levo kis bir
tokara, tehat 8 Sc haborgatta
A holgyeket pedig elfoglalta
hazi dolog.
u Gyozo olyan lazzal es am
bicioval dolgozott, amilyenne
mar reg nem.
A vazlatkonyvebol hihetetlel
gyorsan rakta vasznara bajo
kis tyukot, libat eteto lanykat
/ Vihartempoban cite meg a reg
gelijet es rohant vissza a $40
bajaba.
Hova salad ugy? ker
dezte Iduska.
A ma1hamat rendezem, -
hazudta es bezarkozva festet
tovabb. Bamulatosan haladt, del
ben majdnem keszen volt a KEEP
Alg nyelte le a falatot, ujr;
neki latott es negy ora fele beve
gezte a festmenyt
Olyan pompas volt, hogy szin
te maga Sc hitte, hogy emmy
ido alatt keszilt.
OF orakor erkezett a mester.
No, nit csinalta1 egesz nap
flu, kerdezte az uzsonnanal
amt sep, szelid, 6szi delutar
kedvezesebol kert egyik XII.
kunyhojaban fogyasztottak ell
4 Hat, mondta ~Gy6zi
Iduskara nezve, egy kis tyu
kos kofat festettem unalmamban
Tyukos kofat. mondts
Iduska nevetve, de rosszat sejt
We, l1iszen nekem AIT mond
-. L -. xjln:r4 !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-07

seget szenvednek, miota a habo-
ru alatt mem voltak kepesek
szembesza1lni a kormanyokkal
S oda adtak nagukat az uszitas
eszkozkiil.
Eek veresegek itt-ott SEEM
beotl5ek, tobb helyen nem lehet
egyel6re eszrevenni felszinen,
de annal melyebben jelentkezik a
valsag.
| A 1egvi1agosabban mutatkozik
az egyhaz veresege termeszete-
sen Oroszorszagban, de mem ke-
vesbe Is nyilvanosan megvertek
az egyhazat a latin allamokban,
Mexicoban Is Spanyolorszagban.
| Azsiaban hasonlo a helyzet Is
India nepe ma mem tud az egy-
hazaiban moralis erot talalni,
amely szembe allitana a megszal-
10 hatalommal. A mohamedan
egyhaz egyseges szervezet IS
egyseges vezetes hianyaban szet-
| zillik es tiz-tizenot reformer
probalia szethullo egvhazat
kiilonboz6 iranyokba terelni.
Kina nepet egyenesen destru-
alta. hogy szembe fordult, illet-
We hattal fordult az egyhazaknak
es a papok keptelenek voltak a
japanok ellen keresztes haboru-
kat hirdetni.
Hasonlo aranyokban, de ner
ilyen villages es szemme1 lathatt
modon vesztett talajt a vallas
konzervativ kereszteny ALA
, mokban is. peldaul minalunk.
A prohibicio eltorlese peldau
feltetleniil veresege a methods
ia es baptista egvhazaknak e
, nepszerutlen ma minden tarsa
dalmi mozgalom. amt tamogat
, max az egyhazak.
Nemetorszagban a Hitler fell
. forradalom az egvhazak onalld
sagat egyszeruen elsoporte e
a nemet protestans egyhazal
, vagy alkalma zkodni fognak a.
allamhatalom rigolyaihoz. vag,
eltiinnek az orszagbol.
Mikor az orosz kormanv ug,
+, erezte, hogy mem kepes a vallas
!, gyokerestol kitepni a nep szive
Dol, az "elo orosz egyhazat
, 1I!,artak megcsinalni, hogy az
regi egyhazi szervezetet potolja
;, Semmivel nem kulonb az
nemet eljaras, amely a protes
tans egyhazaknak meg a scent
jeit is a maga kepere akarj
/. formalni es ha Hitler marad a
> uralmon, akkor ez meg is 70:
tortenni. Termeszetes, hogy ner
lesz nagy befolyasa annak a
egyhaznak lelkekre. amel
gyengebbnek mutatkozlk ma
ga Istenevel egyutt a vilagi for
radalmi kormanynal,
Most Angliaban all szembe1
az egyhaz hasonlo helyzettel.
A szegeny sorsban levo far
merck tomesesen tagadjak me!
a parber fizeteset, amely eppe1
olyan legalis kotelezettseg An
gliaban, mint peldaul Magyaror
szagon es amt behajthat = HI
akar az egyhaz, a vilagi hata
lom segitsegevel.
A multi hetekben ez a lazada
olyan aranyokat oltott, hogy to
vabb titkolni mem tudtak E
nemzeti problema lett bel6le.
Az allamhatalom segitseger
: siet az egyha znak,
: Termeszetes ez, hiszen a
egyhaz a mindenkori hatalrha
tamogatja, szolgalja.
Ha azonban az Anglican egy
haz hivei ait latjak maid, hog,
az egyhaz tanitasait csak a veg
re-hajto utjan tudjak beverni
! fejukbe, meg tavolabb jutnak
!, vallastol es az egyhaz tekinte
J lye meg alaposabban lecsokken.
; Az angolszasz nemzetek koz
- eox,h1zak varaSoun; +c,hho+ 70
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
S1,359,555 AID
SINCE JULY |

District emergency relief agen.
cies expended $1,359,555 during
the first five months of the fiscal
year, which began July l, accord
ing to a report filed today by LIE
roy A. Halbert, director of emer'
gency relief, with George S. Will
son, director of the board of pub
lie welfare.
Of this total, $1,263 ,534.52 was
spent for actual relief, including
a made work" payroll of 1882,
228.10; direct relief by check
$1O4,392.92; petty cash expendi'
lures, $13,352.14. and groceries
rent, fuel and other necessities,
$213,561.36.
Other expenditures during the
period included $96,020.56 for ad
ministrative expenses, of which
$8O,234.45 was for the staff pay
rolls and the balance for supplies
and other needs.
The effect of the civil works pro
gram has been to decrease relief
expenditure, since many persons
on relief rolls have been trans,
ferred to CWA work. While weekly
expenditures have been running
from 100000 to $4,000 before the
institution of CWA, the total for
the week ending November "a was
reduced to $35, 984.42.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
JUDGE O'NE|LL
To TRY CASES

Bladensburg police officials
recognized Judge Henry O'Neill,
a county justice of the peace, as
the magistrate in the town today
following unofficial announce
ment that Judge Alfred D. Bailey
was not authorized to serve.
Judge 9ailey's auth Jrity was
questioned by Attorney John
White, of Colmar Manor, who
represented seven colored men
charged with a municipal VIC
lation of Shooting dice"
The cases against the men
were dismissed when White
pointed out that Judge Bailey
was not a county justice and
therefore not qualified to hold
court.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
6DEFAULT DEBT,
4 PAY TOKEN,
ONE IN FULL
BY international News Service

BY International News Service
Europe's pay day found this
country once again the loser to-
day by more than $10o,O0o,0OO on
the amount due from the debtor
nations on their December IS pay
mentS.
Only $S,SSS,123 was received on
the $152,952,637 due. This repre-
sented about 5 per cent Of the
amount due and was more than
5000, 900 less than this Govern
ment received from the debtor ma.
tions on the previous pay day, last
June IS.
INSERT A DEBT
U. S. $500, 100000 Loser
When the defaults and unpaid
balances Of last June and Deem
Der are added to the amount on
which the debtors failed to make
payments today, this country
stands as the loser by approx
mately $3O0,000,O00 on the grand
total due.
Finland once again was the only
nation to meet it's obligation in
full, paying $229,623 and making
no complaint.
France, Belgium, Poland, Es-
tonia, Hungary and Austria again
defaulted while Great Britain,
Italy, Czecho-slovakia and Latvia
made small "token" payments.
INSERT B DEBT
This debt pay day was marked
by a tendency on the part Of the
token-paying nations to scale
down their payments to a mere
drop-in-the-bucket level while at
the same time evidencing a dis
tinct take it or leave it" attitude.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
High School Pupils
Collecting for Needy

Twenty-seven hundred McKin-
ley High School pupils are collect
ing food. toys and clothing for
needy in the vicinity Of the school.
Cash or can" rallies are being
held, with admission either 10
cents or a can of provisions for
the Christmas distribution, and
great boxes in each class room
are being filled with groceries,
toys, and clothing. The clothing
is being repaired by the school
parent-teacher association at 1864
Columbia Road.
Mckinley pupils started their
Christmas charity work last year
when they gathered holiday gifts
for IS families.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
BAN ON SELLING
. OF TOBACCO At
OSSURGED
Fly International News Service

BS international news service
Sharp denunciation of price.
cutting and loss-leader sales meth.
DDS of department stores in com.
pc 1g for the retail tobacco mar
ket and a demand that the MIRA
abolish these practices was, voiced
today by william A. Holdings.
worth. New York. president of the
Retail Tobacco Dealers of Amer.
lea, at a public hearing on the
proposed code for retail tobacco
dealers.
At the same time, Hollingsworth
revealed that keen competition
for marketing a five-cent cigar has
developed to such an extent that
the country no longer needs the
good five-cent cigar" Of Tom
Marshall fame.
Rather, he said, 1.-THE five-cent
cigar now needs a good country"
to buy the product.
Fights Drug Stores
Hollingsworth also asked that
parity of hours for employees be
permitted the tobacco dealers to
enable them to compete with drug
stores, which, he said, constitute
the dealers principal competition
He concentrated his argument
on the rice-cutting and loss
leader competition offered the
retail tobacconist by "alien fields
Of merchandise" He listed these
as chain groceries, department
and drug stores. He said:
"The retail tObaccOnists must
have protection frem this ex-
ternal predatory competition,
or they will be squeezed en-
tirely out of the tobacco bust
ness"
Hollingsworth charged that
records of New York depart
ment store. dealing in cut-price
cigarettes, revealed profits of 1856
to 467 per cent on other staple
articles.
Code Foes Assailed
Siegfried Hartman, appearing
for the National Association OF
Tobacco Distributors, claiming to
represent 80 per cent of the re-
tail trade by volume, protested
against what he termed "the sub
terranean tactics" of opponents
of the proposed code. He said:
"These interests, in the past
few days, have been canvassing
organized labor, and other
groups, to stir up opposition"
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
Frederick County
Plans CWA Projects

WINCHESTER, Va, Dec. Is
Fifteen projects involving expendi-
lures of about $4,000 have been
approved by the Frederick County
Civil Works Administration Board
and by w. E. Edwards, county
CWA administrator.
These projects have been sub
mitted to the State CWA admins
traitor at Richmond for approval,
Twelve of the projects are school
extensions and improvements, in
volving largely labor, and the
other three are road improve.
mentS.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
MGrtinsburg JdiLs
Man of Manu- States

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Dec. Is
A resident of California, operating
a Georgia-licensed automobile on a
Texas operators card and driving
a car which he said he purchased
in Louisiana, finally came to grief
in West Virginia.
Giving the name of Charles Mil
Ter. a race track follower, the man
was arrested near the Shenandoah
Jockey Club track at Charles
Town, charged with reckless driv-
ing. Miller was fined $25 and
sentenced to so DAYS in Jail.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
Lingerie Store
Sets Yuletide
Men S Night

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec.
Is Q.N.S).-OrchidS and a roll
of drums for Arthur Wilson,
lingerie shop proprietor.
For the benefit of bashful
SWANS who like to give little
intimate Christmas presents,
Wilson has designated one eve
ming next week as mems night"
On that occasion no women
will be allowed in his store. The
usual force of saleswomen will
be replaced by male clerks, who
will tactfully help decide whether
"She" would prefer baby blue
with lace or pale pink with
ruffleS.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
Bible Society Head
Starts 61St Term

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Dec
15.-Sixty years as president of
the Bible Society of Trinity Epis.
copal Church, in Shepherdstown,
is the record held by George M.
Beltzhoover, and at a business
meeting of the society he was
elected for his sixty-first term.
Other officers Of the organization
include: H. L. Lyme, vice presi-
dent; William P. Licklider, secre-
tary and Mrs. R. c. Jenkins, treas.
urer.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
Luray Pays Off Bill
For Water Reservoir

LURAY, Va. Dec. 15.-Three
thousand dollars will be paid by
the Luray town council within a
few days to contractors for the
Luray reservoir. The payment
represents completion of the 5000
total cost, all of which has been
raised from revenues within the
year.
In addition to numerous eco
Monies to facilitate the payment
the council had money formerly
paid for additional water in time
of drouth. This represented an
annual payment of $1,000.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
Henry Ford Attends
TndustridLiSt Dinner

PHILADELP HIA, Dec. Is
G.N.SO.-Henry Ford slipped
into Philadelphia last night to
attend a priv1:e dinner annually
rendered to the leaders of finance
and industry by Gen. w. w. At
terbury, president of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad. Reports that j,
P. Morgan was among the At
persons at the dinner could not
be confirmed.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
Rum Prescriptions
Raised to IS Each

GEORGETOWN, KY, Dec. IS
O.NS.). - Drinkers beware!
Whisky prescriptions will cost IS
here. The Scott County Medical
Society meeting here last night
voted to raise the price of pre-
script MS and to make the boost
effe re Immediately.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15
SOCIALIST is SPEAKER

Clarence Senior, national Sec
rotary of the Socialist party, will
speak on Can Capitalism Save
ITSELF" at a public mass meeting
this evening at 8:15 at the Work
mems Circle Center, TOO G st.
N. w.
The Washington times., 1933-12-15

IL YOU have n room, house. apartment
or automobile to sell or rent . . . adj
Yertise II! Use the WANT AID SEC
TON Of this newspaper to reach our
great reader audience. Phone District
$3.50. Ask for ad-takeF
Evening star., 1933-03-12
President and Cabinet
Invited to National PLAY

President and Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt head the distinguished list Of
invited guests to attend the opening Of
Noel Coward's "Cavalcade" at the Ma
tional Theater tomorrow night.
Included among the distinguished
guests are Vice President and Mrs. John
N. Garner, Secretary Of Commerce and
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper. Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs Claude A. Swanson,
Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Woodin. Secretary Of War and
Mrs. George H. Dern. Secretary Of Agri-
culture and Mrs. Henry A. Wallace,
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Cordell
Hull, Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Harold L. Ickes. Secretary Of Labor, MISS
Frances Perkins; Postmaster General
and Mrs. James A. Farley. Attorney
General and Mrs. Homer 8. Cummings,
the secretary to the President and Mrs
Louis McHenry Howe, the secretary to
the President and Mrs. Marvin Hunter
Mcintyre, the secretary to the President
and Mrs. Stephen T. Early, the Speaker
Of the House and Mrs. Henry T. Rainey,
Senator and Mrs. Joseph T. Robinson,
Senator Charles L. McNary, Senator
Hiram w. Johnson, Senator David /.
Walsh, Senator Marcus A. Coolidge,
Senator Millard E. Tydings. Senator J..
Hamilton Lewis, Senator Robert M. La
Folette, jr.; Senator and Mrs. Harry
Flood Byrd, Representative John w.
Mccormack, the Minister of Canada and
Mrs. William Duncan Herridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hume Wrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
chant Mahoney, Mr.. E. Darcy McGreer
and Mr.. H. F. Feaver, all Of Canada.
The Ambassador Of England and Lady
Lindsay, Mr.. F. D. G. Osborne, Col and
Mrs. Maurice Ftzmaurice Day, Capt
and Mrs. Patrick Mcnamara, the Hon.
L. j. F1ennes, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Chalkley, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Shone,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. w. Toor. Ensign
Comdr. j. S. Orr, Capt. and Mrs. F. ST.
D. B. Lejeune, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H
Mcgowan, Mr.. Roger NJ Makins, Mr.
Maurice Rodney Greiffenhagen. Mr..
H. w. A. Freese-Pennefather, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leander Mccormick -Goodhart and
Mr.. H. H Sims, all of the British
embassy. The Irish Minister and Mrs
Michael MacWhite and Mr.. and Mrs
Coleman ]. O'Donovan, all of the Irish
Free State. Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Hen
drick Louw, DR.. and Mrs. Philip r.
Botha and Mr.. Eugene Kevin Scallan
The White House correspondents and
the officers Of the Gridiron Club will
be invited guests at the premiere OF
"Cavalcade" at the National next Mon
day night.