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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27

Hiroln helyen is iinnepeltsk
: Gy0rgy6ket vasirnap.
IT. Balaos a eostsllt Il "a.
v0z0ltek I.

KitGn6 vacsorakat rendezett
harofn egyhaz nepe mutt va
sarnap este Gyorgy6k tisztele
tere.
A Fiiggetlen ReformatusIEgy
haz vacsorajarol tudositas az
egyhazi rovatban talalhatd.
A Scent Istvan Egyhaznal a
Gyorgy napi vacsorat Ft. Bakos
AgoSton Ferenc rendi atya i'd
vozlesevel kotottek ossze ~ 1T.
Bakos helyettesiti Ft. Bir6sLo-
rincet, aki harom h6napra haza
utazott.
A jol sikeriilt csszejovetelen
az aldomasmester szerepet Balls
.ko Gyorgy toltotte be. Bakos
four sep beszedben iidvozolte
q .Gyorgyoket es buzditotta a
katholikus rnagyarsagot az osz-
szetartasra. Lapunk szerkesztS-
Je. Nemenyi Miklos beszelt az
tan magyar szarmazasti jfju-
sag kotelessegeir6l IS, iidvozolte
Gyorgyoket.s valamint sBakos
fourat. Walter Janos cari1phHlli
kurator, Danish Jozsef, III. Bar-
ko Janos IS Matyas Jozsefne
szinten sep szavakkai szerepel-
tex szonokok programjan. A
vacsora utan zene volt.
4 Scent Gyorgy magyar gor.
kath. egyhazriaI de1el5tt az egy-
ifaz ved6szentjenek tiszteIetere
nagy mise volt, ame1yen SIT.
Gyorgy Szovetseg Youngstown
osztalyanak' tagjai testlletileg
zaszlosan vettek reszt. Este a
Szovetseg tea-estelyt tartott az
egyhaz termeben, amelyen Len
gyel Peter elnokolt. Szamos szo-
nok, koztiik Nelmenyi szerkeszt6
iidvozolte Gyorgyoket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27
0REG AMERIKASOK

Az Greg Amerikasok afakulo-
ban lev6 Youngstown es kor.
nyeki csaladja majus 6-an, joco
szombaton este fel nyolckor tart
gyiilest 61O Himrod Ave. alat-
ii Kossuth Korben.
A gyiiles targya a Csalad hi
vatalos megalakitasa. tisztvisel6
valasztas, alapszabalyok megbe-
szelese es nyari program meg
allapitasa.
Az oszeiro bizottsag tagjai ke-
retnek, hogy okvetleniil jelenje-
mex meg.
Gyeriink 0reg Amerikasok.
Gagyi Jinos Ress J6zsef
id. csaladapa id. irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27
,Megerkeztelk hazulrd i leg-
ujabb sz6pirodalmi lniivek
. Wick .Avennei nyilv<nps
k5iiityvt&rba.

a napokban megerkezett ha-
zu1rol Nagybizottsag Is a r,yil-
vanos konyvtar altal rendelt
konyvszallitmany korulbelul Is
kotet legujabb kitiin6 magyar
szepirodalmi munka.
A konyveket Mt. Borsi-Kerekes
Gyorgy rendelte Nagybizott-
sag megbizasabol. A konyveket
most osztalyozzak konyvtar-
ban es majus 15-t6l kezdve a
magyar kozonseg rendelkezesere
allanak.
a konyvek jegyzeke kovet-
kezo. Ajanliuk vagja XII es tegye
el jov6beni hasznalatra:
! -Aranyi NJ: Aki mem tud ban-
nj stb Babay: Istenem, igy
elunk, Vandorlegenyek. Balassa :
Macy Idok. Balint A.: DR.. Dar-
vas. Beczassy L.: Menekiltek, I.
IL. Berend NJ: Boszorkanytanc.
Bibo: Viharvetok. Body: A fele-
sege tartja el. Csatho K: Elso
osztalyon. A Katalin fiird6. Dali
los; Betegek. Darnay: Bujdos5
Gyongyszenl4 Erdos Renee
Briisszeli csipke. Orok papok.
Foldi NJ: Meztelen Ember, Sza-
hara. listen orszaga fele. Falu !:
a halottak is elnek. Foldes Jo-
Ian: Maria jol erett. Gelleri: A
tnagy f1osoda Gu1acsy Pax
Nobis 4, IT., III. Hegedns: Gr.
Szechenyi Istvan. 4egxath: Blu
da veszelyben. Juhaszs Harfa,
Holmi Keller: Szakszofon. CIR.
kebelsberg: Utolso akkordok.
komaromy: Ordasok. He koza-
kok. Karinthy:: Hasmutet. Kali
man: Ez a kutya elado. Koszto-
lanyi: Edes Anna Sotetseg. Kor-
mendy: Via Bodenbach. Laczko
G.: Scent Ivan tiize. Moricz !:
Barbarok, Mai Dekameron, Ma
gyar sirato rokonok. Magyar NJ:
Az ember es a gep harca. Max
kai: Ordog seeker. Markovics:
Aranyvonat. Mora: Aranykopor-
SO l., IT. Konnyes konyv. Marai !:
Csutora. Macy Endre: Hajnali
beszelgetes. Olah: Lazadas a Ti-
szanal. Pap: Megszabadultal a
halaltol. Pasztor: Gina es Roza-
munda, Az. atyafiak Piinkosdi:
Barcsay Bella. Szabo P: Beka-
.lencse, Oszi szantas. Emberek.
Sarkozi Gy.: Mind oldott keve
l., IT,, III. Szabo D.: Mines me-
nekves. Szantho Gy.: Utolso haj-
nal. Szomory: Gyuri. Szitnyai: !:
Mines feltamadas, Langolo he
gyek, Elni akarok. Szekely:: Ia
tony. Trencsenyi: Hosok. Lesz
ahogy lesz. Torok: Bankett a
Kek Szarvasban. Varju: Magyar
varak. Zilahy: Valamit visz a
viz. Szokevenyek. Weisz: A mai
magyar tarsadalom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27
NJ nRIENIk YOUNeS7OWNBlN

hato 4 iov5 hetre.

A kilatasba helyezett "inffsci6''
|arra birta az acGlvev5ket, hogy
nagyobb rendeleseket adjanak Is
ennek kovetkezteben jov6 heten
yaldszinuleg Is szazalskos er6vel
mennek maid az aceltelepek
llyen .'jol!:' mar tobb mint egy
eve mem dolgoztak.
Goodwin rend6rf6nok erdekes
adatokkal szolgalt, hogy az III
81 .szazalekos sor milyen hatas-
sal volt kozbiztonsagi viszo-
nyokra.
Aprilis 7-t6l aprilis 23-ig tehat
az vi sor elso 10 napi uralma
alatt rendorseg 78 egyent witt
be reszegsegert. Most egy eve
ugyanazon az idoszakban 90 ell
fogatas volt.
Goodwin szerint az elfogottak
ismert reszeges alakok a kan
las gang tagjai, akik mem So
ron, hanem rezindzseken lettek
reszegek.
A rendorseg es Engelhardt
sheriff emberei most nagyon
ugvelnek butlegerekre es azo-
kat konyorteleniil elfogjak. A
multi heti elfogottak kozt volt
Roman Jozsef, akinel az Early
Roadon talaltak kisustot es $500
gallon cefret.
Aki nem tudta. az adojat Fl /,
zetni es aSval hatralekban van,
most konnyebbulesben reszesiil.
het.
Nemsokara ervenybe lep egy
uj torveny, amelynek rendelke-
zesei szerint ha az adofizeto ell
vallalja, hogy hatralekos adojat
ct reszletben megfizeti. akkor ell
engedik neki mar kirott binte-
teseket.
Bovebb felvilagositassal szol-
gal Arnold, megyei szamvevo
(auditor) irodaja, ahol magyar
is erdeklodhet Kajbas Julia -vagy
ozv. Mihok Sandorne hivatalnok-
nonel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27
KITUN0EN SIKERtJLT
A GY0RGY ESTI VACSO-
RIA A FUGGETLEN
EGYHAZNAL

Az elmult vasarnap este tel
jesen megtelt helyisegben koltot-
te el a pompasan elkeszitett
Gyorgy-esti vacsorat lnegjelent
hivek es baratok serege a Fig
getlen Egyhaznal. Egyetlen teri
tex sem maradt gazdatlanul a
feher asztaloknal.
Az est, szokas szerint a ma
gyar himnusszal es imaval kez-
dodott, maid Veres Istvan gond-
nok vezetesevel az egyhaz tagjai--
boil allo moi es ferfi csoport al
kalmi enekekkel koszontotte a
lelkeszt .nevnapja alkalmabol. a
N6egylet jokivansagait Batary
Apdrasne, a Noegylet elnoke toi-
macsolta, megajandekozvan lei,
keszet egy sep csokor viraggaE
Azutan kezdetet vette az IL
letes csirke-vacsora, me1ynek Ell
kesziteseben Batary .Andrasne,.
Lengyel Andrasne, Hura Paine
es Veres Ignacne szorgoskodtak
altalanos inegelegedesre.
Vacsora utan lelkesz szolott
az egybegyiiltekhez ket aktualis
temarol mondott koszonetet a
megjelenteknek. Utana iidvozlG
beszedet mondtak: Lengyel And
ras, a G. kath. hitkozseg gond-
noka, 10th Janos 6. kath. kan
tor es Juhasz Janos vendegek.
Kolozsvary Jozsefne noegyleti
jegyzo Szabo LaszlonaK. Magyar
Amerika hires kolto papjanak ez
alkalomra irt alkalmi kolteme-
nyet szavalta el lelkes meghato-
dottsaggal adta at a N6egylet
ajandekat, maid szdlasra emelke-
dett DR.. Mahrer M. Pal, varo-
sunk kitiino magyar orvosa me
lyen aterzett beszedet mondott.
Kovette ct, Nemenyi M. Erno
szerkeszt6, ki jokivansagai mel
lett a magyar osszefogasra buz.
ditott. y,
Aztan tarsasjatek volt negy
nyeremennyel annak vegeztevel
az egyBegyiiltek szozat ell
eneklesevel fejeztek be a sikerult
estet Ejfelre jart az ido, amid6n
a vendegsereg egy kei1emesen
toltott este emlekevel tavozott.
Meg 'kell dicsernunk a Fig
getlen Egyhaznal szokasos havi
gyiilekezeti vacsorakat rendezo
N6egylet tisztvisel6it Is tagjait,
valamint ez alkalinak kozonseget
azert peldasan figyelmes ren-
mellyel vacsoraikat mar
varosszerte hiresse tettek azert
az ugyancsak peldas rendert esl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27
TOWN TOPICS
The future looks brighter,

80 ANSSAS AVON0 UAlSkAISIss
Better times are ai1ead If the
people Of this country keep their
feet on earth and if the govern
ment continues to moderate its
new economic moves with
caution and temperance.
Initiation, controlled BY wise
heads, may be the solution Of
the present trouble.
Initiation, which gets away,
from those wishing to keep it
within moderate bounds, would
result in even greater calamity,
than the one which looks to Be
behind US now.
The people can help the
;ccuntry 10 receiver. sTisere are
rtany-many people who still
have funds, - hidden away in
tt old sock or in banks. These
people should spend the greater
Part Of their money now.
Buy things you need now.
Buy goods for immediate future
use even if you don't need it
right now. Spend your money
wisely and it will come back
70 you.
Funds in restricted or closed
banks will become available
soon to those who have depo-
sits in these Institutions. When
you get the money spend it. Pay
your debts, pay your taxes. pay
out what you earn and soon
things will right themselves and
you may again begin to save.
lfest's X
Ten million unemployed per-
sons who have nothing to spend
now will begin to get work If
you buy and spend your money.
Everytime you buy, you con-
sumo goods, which must be re-
,g
placed. To replace products the
wheels Of industry now in slow
motion will speed up. Greater
speed will mean more men put
to work. More men at work
means greater consumption.
Greater Z consumption means
more work ,.ss-,.-. 1850 s......
Inn simple way this. Is what
is goinE to happen in the near
future yoA II san do your share.
Other nationalities in Maho-
ning County have taken up the
suggestion of our Grand Com
mittee to appeal to Congress and
the administration for reduction
in the cost Of naturalization.
Twenty dollars is altogether
too much to spend for citizenship
papers in fees alone.
A high fee out Of proportion.
to the earnings of our working
people hinders Americanization.
Let us hope concerted
appeal to Congress not only
from Youngstown but from all
other cities where foreign-born
live in larger numbers will have
the desired result.
The excuse that the granting
OF citizenship SHOULD be self
supporting does not go. It is un-.
American, to sell citizenship. Its
granting should. be a high pri-
vilege and the fees should be no
more than nominal and not to
excede the amount the people
can pay.
With heads Of the govern
ments of European countries
gathering at Washington to dis
cuss world economies we Hun
garians should grasp the oppor-
tunity to bring to their attention
the plight Of Hungary.
We Americans Of Hungarian
descent need not be ashamed to |
plead the cause Of our native
- "A = Z x
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27

Mint ait megjosoltuk, a heten
a munkaviszonyok tetemesen meg
javultak Is tovabbi javulas. var
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27
MAGYAR KINEyEzEs

Horvath Vilmost, az ismert
magyar notary publicot a varosi
park feliigyel6seg kinevezte a
Pine Hollow Park feliigyel6je-
mex. Horvath hires viragszerete-
ter6l. Hazanak kertjeben a leg
ritkabb viragokat apolja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27
BRIDGEPORT Sz0vETSEG
is. OSZTALYA

Beteg tagok: Wesze- Istvan,
Bobovecz Martonne, Kanocz Ist-
van, Katocs Iren. Betegseg az
iigykezel6nel jelentend6: 1884
Gilman St.
Husoczki J6zsef iigykezel6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27

With heads Of the govern
ments of European countries
gathering at Washington to dis.
cuss world economies we Hun
garians should grasp the oppor-
tunity to bring to their attention
the plight Of Hungary.
We Americans Of Hungarian
descent need not be ashamed to
plead the cause Of our native
country. The Versailles and
Trianon peace treaties are one
Of the principal causes Of present
worldwide depressions. Their eli
rnination or revision is in the
interest not only Of Hungary but
Of these United States where we
live and try to earn our daily
bread.
We welcome the suggestion Of
our Hungarian dailies to make
appeals to the statesmen now At
Washington.
Let them know tlAt without
peace treaty rsyisiou there isl
aSsaall r1.nsxr>I ~ rssiSS,H 80 -. nes1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27

fegyelmezettsegert, melynek ko-
vetkezteben a megjelen6k mel
tan erezhetik magukat kozottiik
ugy, mint egy jol nevelt, kedves,
baratsagos csaladi korben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27

bnnpers III dtek Neffet, zki
gazdag eaniis keresked5, ma
sodfokp gyilis sagban talaltak
bunosnek. Exk Hetfogytig tarto
fegyhaz jar. iigyvedei azon
nal bejelentetf{ hogy vi tar
gyalast kernei IS ha ait nem
kapjak meg, f4ebbeznek. Neffet
20 ezer dollar biztositek letevese
utan elbocsatotfak a megyei bor-
tonbd.
A Neff igy flagy port vert fel.
Malt oktoberben egy este Neff
hivta egy baratjat, hogy jojjon
azonnal, inert veletlenul agyon-
lotte a feleseget. Neffet akkor ell
bocsatottak, de- a hatosagok- to-
vabb nyomoztak es ianuari
nagy eskudtszsk elso foku gyil-
kossaggal vadelta Neffet.
Moore polgarxnester heten XII
adta rendelftet, hogy a ket
honapos Waikathont most pentek
estere be kell lejezni.
A polgarnester kijelentette.
hogy sajnalja, hogy eredetileg
engedelyt adott. A rend6rf6nok
es tuzoltof6n6k a jarkalasi ma
rathon ellen snyilatkoztak.
Eredetileg 81 par indult eb-
ben jarkalasi versenyben. koz-
TUX ket youngstown magyar le-
| any Is eggs afaayRrs fiu...-A ke5
ieaay meg naa@is arkal . meg
maradt 10 par kozt valoszinileg
nyernek dijakat. 8.
A varosi tanacs hetf6 esti
gyiilesen egy 125 ezer dollaros
kolcson felvetelet szavazta meg.
A penzt park munkakra akarja
forditani az adminisztracio (ha
ugyan kap, vev6t a bondokra.)
Ha ez a munka megindul, ak
kor sok munkanelkiili fog egy
par napi munkahoz jutni ha :
vonta.
A napokban megkezdodik a
a Roosevelt-felel erd6 hadsereg
youngstown sorozasa valoszinii-
leg w. Rayen avenuei Armo-
ryban (kaszarnya.)
Youngstown varos kvotaja SIS
fiatalember mar betelt. Azokat
hivtak be akiknek csaladja mum
kanelkiili segelyezesben reszesiil.
Tobb mint l500-an jelentkeztek.
Ha lesznek olyanOk az 5ZS kozt,
akik nem valnak be, helyukbe
potlistan levok kerulnek maid.
A fiatalemberek koteleztek ma
gukat, hogy havi 80 dollar kere-
setiikb6l csaladjuknak juttatnak
lepalabb .2.5 dollart hayonta. Igy
tehat 528 csalad, amelynek ma
semnn keresete sincs, jut maid
mintegy $1,000 dollar havi kesz-
penz segelyhez.
A fiuk kozt van tobb magyar
is.
Mint ait megjosoltuk, a heten
a munkaviszonyok tetemesen meg
javultak Is tovabbi javulas. var
fegyelmezettsegert, melynek ko-I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-27

Gentlemen in power think, it
over. 4s
Revive the peace treaties; Let
us have real World peacey real
social progress, real return to
better times. It is in your hands.
Evening star., 1933-02-06
60 MAY GET DEATH
IN TURKISH RIOTS
Plot Against Modern Regime
Claimed as KemaI Goes
to Holy City.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ISTANBUL, Turkey, February 6.-A
religious uprising in the Holy City Of
Broussa, for which more than so priests
and ringleaders faced possible death
today, was believed part of a wide
spread reactionary plot against the
modern laici2ed Turkish government.
The plan was to put the government
headed by President Mustapha Kemal
at Angora, the new capital, against its
Asiatic rival, Little Broussa, the first
capital of the Turkish Empire, which
took up the defense of Allah's name,
refusing to change it to the Turkish
form, "Tanri"
The uprising in ancient Broussa de-
ve!oped when a mosque muezzin, or
crier, called the faithful to prayer in
Turkish, as ordered by President Kemal,
instead of in the traditional Arabic.
Orthodox citizens attacked him and
then they turned upon government Of
flcials who tried to save the muezzin.
Arrests Continue.
Police quelIed the riot. Arrests, to-
falling more than 60, continued today
and an investigation of possible similar
plots here was being conducted by
Istanbul police. It was thought posi-
bic those arrested in Broussa may be
hanged. (Twenty-eight Turks, who re-
volted against President Kemal's decree
outlawing the fez as headgear, were
hanged in Menemen, Turkey, on Feb
ruary 8, 1881, and their bodies were
left suspended all day on the gallows
as a Warning)
President Kemal, who has enforced
his many reforms, including abolition
of the fez for men, the veil for women
and the old alphabet, with an iron
hand, hurried to BrouSsa to take charge
of the investigation.
The high priest of the mosque was
discharged and a number OF priests
were arrested. Compromising documents
were found on number Of prisoners,
showing the BrousSa manifestation was
premeditated.
The director OF religious affairs re-
ceived letters threatening him with
death if he reported to Angora that
Broussa refused to obey the govern
ment order to abandon the Arabic
prayers and adopt the new Turkish
versions
Cuts Short Tour.
The President cut short an economy
inspection tour of the country to 90
to Broussa. He was accompanied by
Ismet Pasha, president of the Council
They went into an immediate confer
ence with the Governor and the police
officials. The ministers of interior and
justice were to leave Angora immedi-
ately for Broussa
So delicate has been the task of
changing the language of prayers that
the government had not yet attempted
nationwide application Of the Presi-
dents decree. During the recent holy
month of Ramazan the mosques con-
tinued services in Istanbul In Arabic.
Evening star., 1933-02-06
D. A. v. Meeting February IL.

Federal Chapter, No. 6, Disabled
American Veterans, will hold an open
meeting the night of February Is in
the art galleries Of the Sears, Roebuck
Co., 1106 Connecticut avenue, and not
next Wednesday night. as stated In The
Star yesterday. Comdr. Oscar q. Jones
has arranged an elaborate program, with
several prominent speakers, headed by
Senator Thomas Of Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1933-02-06
STAR WASHINGTON D. MONDAY,

Union Committee. said he viii announce
the branch has been granted . charter
and Is ready to begin its work a . credit
union. Detailed plans viii be announced
and the purpose of the credit union will
be explained. The nomination of OFF,
GERS will be an order Of business.
Evening star., 1933-02-06
CREDIT UNION CHARTERED
READY TO BEGIN WORK
Purposes Will Be Explained at
Meeting of Navy Employees
Tonight.

William Harrison of the Bureau of
Engineering. Navy Department, will
preside at tonight's meeting of the Navy
Department branch of the Federal EN-
ployes' Union, No. 2, at the headquar-
ters of the local, Suite 604, ITO Four
teenth street. The monthly assembly
will be called to order at o'clock.
4. I. Snyder, chairman of the Credit
Evening star., 1933-02-06

Coal mines of Britain are putting
more miners to work.
Evening star., 1933-02-06
Karastan
RUGS
9rI2 Size
Regularly sI47.50
$IO2.5o

American-made rugs that
faithfully copy rare Oriental
rugs. Luxuriously thick -.
exquisitely designed {. glori-
ously lustrous. Included are
one-of-a-kind samples, and
patterns the manufacturer
will not make again. Defer
red payments may be ar
ranged.
Other Room Sizes Specially Priced
s:sai.s,, s:slS,s '',i: si,,.so. 49,. $94.50
Regularly Regular 'isii siia 49,. $59.75
6x9 size. 6C7 En
Regularly $3.50 .s... Y0S ~
12x15.2 size. rt'as 6IOE
Regularly S295 ........ Ht 70
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1933-02-06
Average 9xl2 Size-In The
Seni-AnnIaI Selling at

The asoc of all Persian Their pile is uxuous thick and closely
packed that yields the tread but springs back quickly conceal all
traces OF footsteps Coors straight through back The
lovely coong blend with the backgrounds wne and blue
charming designs An immense buy special
Annual Selling price.
ORIENT RUGS FIFTH FLOOR
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-08-09

Home owners of Pierre, s. D., were given 5000 gallons of water free in July for the purpose of helping develop lawns and gar dens.
 Tax delinquencies in South Da- kota for five years, 1927 to 1881 inclusive, totaled more than Sl6,- GOO 900.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-08-09
H0KUM PROFITS !. IN MOVIE LAND, ]. SAYS DE MILE E
By ROBIN CoONS

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Aug. g. By way of celebrating 25 years in the movies the admitted high priest of hokum, Cecil B. DeMille, offers Utopian vision of ideal istic youth combating crime all through the exciting reels of This Day and Age"
 It was a different movie busi- ness that the young director of two decades ago encountered when he rented barn" in Hollywood and produced The Squaw Man. star ring Dustin Farnum of the stage. and thus launched the organiza- tion which through various busi- ness evolutions has become the Paramount of today.
 THE LABEL STICKS
 Like the barn, the De Mile ap- plication of "hokum" has persisted and endured. The barn has been fitted with punching bags, rowing machines and Indian clubs. while De Millian hokuln has been wired for sound. But essentially both barn and hokum, barring modern Improvements, remain the same
 The director once made a speech eXtcling rather than defending hokum on the screen. In his view hokum is genuine sentiment. pa- thos, not bathos, and entwined with universal emotions = labeled hokum in scorn because they are universal rather than individual and clever.
 So we see in This Day and Age the unreal but interesting spectacle of a group of high school boys, given city government dur ing boys wsek," cleaning up a citys most powerful gang and re- storing civic righteousness.
 THEN THE PAY-OFF
 The boys headed by Richard Cromwell, Eddie Nugent, Ben AL exander, Lester Arnold and Mich ael Stuart, become aroused by the murder of a genial old tailor CHarry Green which is followed by the staying of one of their own classmates-both at the hands of a gangster, Charles Bickford.
 Seeing the failure of ordinary court trial to convict, the city's high school seniors organize, ar range ingeniously to kidnap the gangster, taking the law in their own youthful hands, terrify him into confession. Here are seen the films most unusual scenes.
 Judith Allen (Mrs. Gus Sonnen- berg) is the romantic interest, playing large part in creation of suspense. Prsviewers found the film gripping even though at times unbelievable--the vindication of hokum as expounded by its champion.
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MAKE ME A STAR SHOWS
 AT COLISEUM
Feature Is Produced with Many Leading Stars
 in Cast

As befits movie with the title, Make Me a Star" there is no dearth of stellar talent in Stuart Erwin's latest picture at the Col iseum theatre.
 In addition to the regular cast which includes Erwin, Joan Blon- dell, ZaSu Pitts and Ben Fur pin, there are seven others whose names are electric light must go's' in every picture in which they play. These prominent stars Maurice Chevaliar, Sylvia Sid- ney, Claudette Colbert, Gary Coo per, Tallulah Bankhead, Give Brook, F'redric March, P hillip S Holmes, Jack Oakie and Charles Ruggles-appear in authentic stu