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Evening star., 1934-06-29
RETIRED ARMY MEN
AFFECTED BY RULE
Soldiers Home Officials Held Not
Entitled to Benefits of
Civilian Act.

Retired Army officers appointed to
official position at soldiers homes
for which their only compensation is
their retired pay are not entitled to
come under the provisions of the
civilian retirement law. Controller
General McCarl held yesterday.
The question was raised by the Vet
Grams Administration because the
civilian retirement act specifically ap-
plies to employees" of soldiers homes.
The submission to the controller gen.
eral said that in the case under con-
sideration the Secretary of War had
told four officials that because Of the
economy act they would have either
to take their retirement pay or the
civilian pay attaching to the posi-
tions upon entering their duties at
the home. They elected to take their
Army retired pay, and the Veterans
Administration was in doubt as to
whether they should be listed there
fore as employees" and thus eligible
for civilian retirement benefits. Nc
Carl said they were not. The posi-
tions involved are governor, deputy
governor, secretary treasurer and
quartermaster.
Evening star., 1934-06-29
DIAMOND TO STAY
IN ASTOR FAMILY
Young John Jacob Gives
Statement as Wedding Is
to Be Rehearsed.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEWPORT, r. l., June 29.-The
Empress Eugenie diamond will re-
main with the Astor jewels"
BY a simple statement yesterday,
John Jacob Astor, Sd, cleared away
the cloud of uncertainty which has
hovered over that diamond since
Eileen Gillespie returned it after
breaking her engagement to him.
With Ellen Tuck French, who was
to have been Eileen's bridesmaid, but
will become his bride, Astor will re-
hearse his wedding late today.
Tomorrow at pm. string Of in
cidents that kept whole towns talking
will have their climax in the actual
wedding.
Seldom outside book covers-and
probably never within range of New
ports cliff walks and 10-mile drive
has there been more drama In we'd
ding.
Wide Ramification.
A four-story mansion, a young mil
llonaire, 32-carat diamond and
handsome apology-a story that in its
wide ramifications includes an Italian
boxer and the Titanic disaster.
But 1t was self-possessed Jack"
Astor who faced a press conference
yesterday at Chetwode, his new
estate, conducted the visitors through
his house and showed them the we'd
ding gifts.
Twice he showed slight nervous
ness and took short excursions around
the paneled dining room. where the
visitors sat around a big table
How many persons have been in
vited to your wedding reception?"
About 200," he answered:
What wedding music will be
played?"
Traditional wedding marches -
Lohengrin going in and Mendelssohn
leaving the church"
He also disclosed that he plans to
learn some business, and later estab-
lish business of my own; that he
attended st. Georges School, class
of 1882, and that he gave his BRIDE
to-be, as wedding gifts, "an automobile
and small pieces of jewelry."
At noon tomorrow, and not before,
Mrs. Livingston French, Ellen's
ElOtlleT Will give OUT details OF CIle
bridal party's garb.
Apparently no one else knows what
kind of a bridal gown was chosen, be-
yond the fact that it will be white.
Gifts Arrive Hourly.
Hourly, wedding gifts arrived at
Chetwode, which has an Italian
sunken garden, a great hall paneled
in crimson brocade, and a gold and
white ball room like room at ver-
sailles.
Young Astor's father was John ia
cob Astor, who lost his life on the
Titanic. His mother is Mrs Made
leine Force Astor Dick Fiermonte. wife
of the Italian pugilist, EMO Fier-
monte.
Mrs. Fiermonte indicated she would
attend the wedding. She previously
had declared she felt physically un-
able to stand the trip from New York.
The handsome apology in the Astor
story was that required by his former
flancees family before they would re-
turn to him the 32-carat diamond
which had been given to Miss Gill
lespie as an engagement token. Astor
had said things which required an
apology, the Gillespies asserted.
Evening star., 1934-06-29

TTERES safe and sane suggestion for glori-
i i Gus Fourth of July picnic Have the finest,
freshest, tenderest sandwiches you ever served.
Make every single one of them with slo.baked
Wonder Bread.
Why? Because slo-baking keeps Wonder Bread
fresh . develops its delicate flavor fully. seals
in the goodness and flavor of its carefully chosen
ingredients, SO that every slice stays tender and
tempting until you eat it.
Many families like to pack up the 'makin's'
and make sandwiches at the picnic grounds
Others prefer to make sandwiches before leav.
ing home
Either way-use slo.baked Wonder Bread. 1t
stays fresh. 1t disappoints. This is why it's
such great picnic favorite. And this is why
more women buy Wonder Bread than any other
bread baked!
To help you remember, we've listed lot of
good picnic things on the right. You'll find all
these good things in your grocer's picnic de.
partment, and most grocers have free folder
Evening star., 1934-10-05
Anna Sten Magnificent
In Resurrection" Picture
BY MOLLIE MERRICE.

| | oLLYWooD Calf, october S NAN,A)-Because have
n thought all along deep down inside Of that Sam Gold
wyn made mistake in his choice and championship OF
Anna Sten must in all honesty, admit this
actress second production eve Live Again more than uses
producer
Evening star., 1934-10-05

In the Rialto'S new diversion he is
privileged to do more than sock him
self In fortune telling siesta which
favorite who is now doing many
amusing bits in the f1lmsl he whips
out a few more comic gestures and
behaves so efficiently that some smart
producer should come along and give
him more things Of this nature (he
has one of his lesser chores to per-
form in "One Night of Love-.
Mr.. Armetta. escaping from the
amorous inclinations of Miss Doucet,
who is no Spring chicken. is by far
the best thing in the film. and if you
don't ChuCkle over that scene on the
sofa. then you must be one of those
rare birds who thought that The
Human Side was flrSt-clasS enter
tainment.
The film itself has sufficient variety
to keep patrons happy. While you
may wish that Mr. Armetta and Miss
Doucet had a few more scenes to-
gether. you have to realize that If
this was so, then the plot concern
ing the three trouperS who never could
get anywhere on account Of Roger
Pryor'S Out-of-gear WITNESSES would
have to be chuCked overheard.
This. as a matter of fact. wouldn't
damage the film to any great degree,
since It would leave Mr. Columbo to
sing his last songs and probably give
Mr.. Pryor enough to do to prove to you
that he is the good actor that you
know he is anyway. 1t might crowd
out the girl-frlend-but in this case
ah. well!
Mr.. Columbos final croonines are
to his credlt-and as you listen to him
it is difficult to believe that there will
be no more. A singer who. as some one
has said had soul to his voice" he
was one of the few finds" of the last
few years who had real music in his
lower notes and who never gave him
self up to superficial yowlines. His
quiet. easy way Of singing was all TO
the good and while he never became
an actor, he probably never intended
that he should.
June knight is the heroine.
< x x x
I us ALBERNI, who is on the same
order as Henry Armetta walks
away with One Hour Of Love" every
now and then, too,
But. has any one ever walked away
with Mae West film except Mae?
Nevaire!
Hope they get through rehashihg
The Merry Widow" before long. And
what on earth was there cenSorable
about it. or did Herr Lubitsch 60 wild
Have never seen such sets as they
Evening star., 1934-10-05

built for the Widow" The ball
room in which they played the famous
waltz was easily as large as ConStitu-
tion Hall-and the orchestra twice as
large as Maestro Kindlers symphony
outfit.
The cast of The Farmer Takes a
Wife arrives in town tomorrow and
will have its final rehearsals Satur-
day and thereafter at the National.
The foot ball squads of American
University and Hampden- Sydney Col
lege will growl at each other from
opposite sides Of the Fox tonight
where they are being entertained by
the management.
officers and oilorS from the French
ship D'EntrecaSteauX are being well
coined as guests at local theaters too
Final cast for "Jayhawker
Sinclair LeWis-Lloyd Lewis play which
follows The Farmer" into the Ma
tional is as follows: Fred Stone.
daughter Carol. Paul Guilfoyle, Ralph
Theadore Edward Mcnamara. Walter
Baldwin. Edward Acuff. David Andrada,
Tom Faddan. Cliff Heckinger. Douglas
McMullen. Philip Minis, Lawrence
OBrien. Margaret ODonnell. Hayes
PRYOR. Katherine Rolin. Donald Smith
George Taylor, o. z. Whitehead and
Harry Worth.
We were right for onCe) about Guy
Kibbe. According to learned con-
temporary he comes to the Earle two
weeks from today. And you know, Of
course. that Maxine Doyle will be
with him.
Ralph Folwer has replaced Harold
Steppler in "Ul.cle Toms CABIN
But for heavens sakes, what's the
matter with ola and The young of the
land who are steadily staying away
from this production? 1t may not
be played in the saltieSt of play houses,
but it's as amusing an evening in the
theater as you find. The cast is
swell and the bioodhounds are worth
a visit all in themselves
When you go to see Miriam Hop
kins in The Richest Girl in the
World" at Keith's, be sure to stay for
lege songs. You can sing your old
alma nanny song to your hearts
content, according to Hardie Meakin,
who has sung them all in his full.
round voice already
Tonight thrte one-act plays will be
given 0y the Young Peoples Council
of the National City Church. under
the direction Of Pearl B. Henry.
Forgot to thank Tom Baily for that
lunch the other day at the Willard
and for telling us all about Clara
Bow. More about that on the Sab
bath.
X
THERE will be a special children's
matinee given by James Tate and
his Uncle Toms Cabin company at
the City Theater-N street between
Seventh and Eighth streets--tomorrow
afternoon.
Evening star., 1934-10-05
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

PaIace-"Cleopatra," at II am,
los. 3l5. $50. 7:3O and $40 pm.
Earle-"One Night of Love" at
1905 am, 1925. 2:55, SIS, 1:45 and
1910 pm. Stage shows at II: :35 am,
2, 4:25. 6:55 and go pm.
Rialto-"Wake Up and Dream at
ll:l3 am, 1888, 2:43, 4:28, Glib, 7:56
and 9:43 pm.
R-K-O Richest Girl in
the World" at 1859 am, l:59, 3:59,
$50. 759 and 9:59 pm.
Loew's Fox-"Outcast Lady" at IL
a m, ! 40, 4.25. 7:20 and 10 pm. Stage
shows at 1880, 315, 6:l0 and $50
pm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sophie Lang
at ll50 am, l:30, 3;l5, 5, $40, $40
and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1934-10-05

been himself. nor has he given his
usual excellent performances for some
time now. 1t is gratifying to see him
working in a setting which set fire to
his imagination and which released
the splendid talents he possesses.
One might go through the entire
cast. and the best that can be said Of
it is that each person belongs.
Evening star., 1934-10-05

When you come to the Kartinkin of
Leonid Kinsky, you begin to scratch
the true surface of this pictures Sue
cess. Reuben Mamoulian has chosen
such perfect types for his minor char
acters that the picture lives and
breathes Russia. Leonid Kinsky's tiny
part is masterpiece in itself. The
visitors room in the prison might
have been sketched by Boris Gregoriev,
so true to form are those faces.
The things one expected do not fail.
Alfred Newman makes the most salts
Evening star., 1934-10-05

1t the thing 1t becomes in Its final gela-
tine-an unforgcttable human docu-
ment whose march is irrevocable from
the first flash of apple blossoms across
the cameras span to its ultimate grim
beauty.
Anna Sten is at home in this role.
She fits into it with such surety that
one is filled with regret that the public
saw her first in Mana" for which she
obviously had no rapport, and in
which, to me, she remained always an
alien figure. AS Katuska Maslova,
Anna Sten is that rare thing among
screen stars, living, breathing human
being who identifies herself with the
role in our minds ~ all time. Her
beauty is incidental. 1t Is her spirit
which convinces U.s. A dozen women
might play it again, but it is Sten who
unquestionably remains Maslova for us.
Frederic March as Prince Nekhlyu-
dov does one of the best bits of work
Of his screen career. March. suffering
from quite apparent overwork, has not
Evening star., 1934-10-05

flying musical settings of any man in
pictures today. He was superb with
this one His backgrounds everywhere
emphasized the emotional content of
the scene. blended with subtle i'm
personality which heightened the
whole at every turn. The settings,
which Richard Day made from Sergei
Soudeikines drawings, belong so to
the story that it is instructive to forget
them. . and that is the highest praise
one can pay this type of work.
Evening star., 1934-10-05

I'VE Live Again." adapted from Toll
stoy's Resurrection" has been made
many times and with more or less
success. This version, by Maxwell
Anderson, Leonard PraskinS and Pres
ton Sturges, is ideally beautiful, and,
as Reuben Mamoulian presents it,
gives us one of the unforgettable things
of the screen. not only of this year
but of all time.
In estimating the values Of the Toll
stoy story. it is difficult to determine
wherein lies the secret of its success.
As the story unfolds. the conviction
grows upon the audience that here is
one of those rare things. production
inspired by the spirit and force of the
director. a vehicle whose making be-
came imbued by some rare rhythm
which gave life and authority to even
the least performance
For. with all credit to Anna Sten.
who is magnificent In this role, I must
say that it is the feeling which Ma
moulian had for this story that made
Evening star., 1934-10-05

Metropolitan-"Belle of the Nine.
ties" at 1l;20 am, l:05, 2:45, 4:30
6:15. and 9:40 pm.
British Agent" at 2:25
4:lO. 6. 7:45 and 935 pm.
Ambas bassador-"The World Moves
+ On" at 6, 7:55 and 9:40 pm.
Evening star., 1934-10-05
Russ ColunbO Sings His
Last Song at the RialtO
WAKE Up and Dream" Is Pleasant and Very
Entertaining Musical Picture-Henry
Armetta at Last Gets His Chance.
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

<NY YAKE UP AND DREAM" the musical film which
\A became Russ Columbos swan song is an agreeable
w entertainment handsomely its star we'll acted
by Roger Pryor and giving at last one of HoyWoodS
better break that he deserves The heroine alas
is dodo)
The gentleman referred to is Henry Armetta. of
has played bits a thousand films but who
has been allowed to become rocket quiet
looking from spaghetti land he has pursued his
through his myriad roles beating himself dconoately the
brow and having anything but headache.
Evening star., 1934-10-05

$3,731, 1000 for Aviation.
India will spend s3,73l, 900 in devel-
oping civil aviation.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-26
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy
s26 Mahoning Ave Phone eess1

Vizsga. Most vasarnap isten-
tiszteletunk pontosan 10 orakor
lesz rovid szertartas utan
azonnal kezdodik a nyari iskola-
sok unnepelyes vizsgaja. A pro-
gram ugy van osszeallitva, hogy
sem a felnottek, sem a gyerme-
kekre mem lesz meger6ltet6 S
el6relathatolag II orara be is fe-
jezodik. Ezen vasarnapon. te-
kintettel vizsgara, vasarnapi
iskola mem lesz.
Urvacsora Is konfirmaci6.
Augustus els6 vasarnapjan lesz
az ujkenyeri Urvacsora azzal
kapcsolatban II ifju keresztyen
iinnepelyes konfirmacioja. Elozo
szombaton este biinbanati is
tentiszteletet tartunk fel nyolc
oral kezdettel. Egesz gyiilekeze-
tiink jelenletet varjuk ezekre az
alkalmakra. de kiilionoskeppen
elvarjuk, hogy konfirmalo ifjak
szilei .es keresztsziilei oft le-
gyenek.
Kozos piknik. A lap mas he
lyen ugyan entities van errol, de
kulon is felhivjuk hiveink es ba-
rataink figyelmet a most vasar-
napi pikn;kre, melyet magyar
gor. kath. hitkozseggel egyiitt
rendezink. Minden el6kesziilet
meg van ARA, hogy a megjele-
nok magukat a leheto legjobban
erezzek.
Egyesiileti gyiiles. A Refor-
matus Egyesiilet nalunk miiko-
do 238. osztalya most vasarnap
tartja gyIileset. Havi dijak isten-
tisztelet elott es utana is fizet-
hetok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-26
ELMARADT MERK0ZEs

A multi vasarnap, mivel a Gle
velandi SIT. Mihaly csapatnak
utkozben balesete tortent,
Campbell Magyar Kultur Kor
baseball csapata a Kor nos em-
bereibol osszeallitott eros csa-
pattal merkozott. Eloszor a nos
emberek jol el6re haladtak, de
mar az 0todik fordulo utan meg
latszott az id6 nos embereken,
meg negy biro segitsegevel
sem tudtak a Kultur csapatot
visszatartani IS icy fatal csa-
pat nyert s8-a sedmennyel. Idb.
Walter Janos, Knltur Kor
egyik disztagja, aki ! masodik
base-n volt a bir6, annyira akart
a NOS embercken segiteni, hogy
meg 8 is segitett megfogni egy
labdat Majoros Ferencnek. Heri
Ferenc j6l picsolt . nos emberek-
mex, de hiaba volt minden igye-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-26
YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREP'
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
K0zli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - 2nd st. Niles, o

Vendeg-lelkesz fogja egyha-
zunkban a templomi szolgalatot
vege mi. jovo vasarnap. Vecsey
Jen6 Mt. ur. a philadelphia egy-
haz lelkesze lesz ez vendeg,
a mi egyhazunk lelkesze pedig
ugyanakkor Philadelphiaban lesz
S oft vegez szolgalatot. A va
sarnapi sorrend ugyanaz. mint
maskor, vagyis vasarnapi is
kola kezd6dik o::3O-kor es az is
tenitisztelet 10 0:3O-kor.
Nyari iskolank augustus 2-an
este fel nyolckor kezdodoleg
tartja tobb mint 6 hetes tanfo-
lyam utan FARO vizsgajat. Keri
egyhazunk vezetosege nemcsak
a szil6ket, hanem minden erdek-
lodot, vallaskilombseg nelktl,
hogy jojjenek Ell legyenek
szem- es fiiltanui a gyermekek
el6haladasanak, ez altal is buzz
ditvan es lelkesitven oket, hogy
apaik zengzetes magyar nyelvet
ne felejtsek ell!
Augustus ho Sen pedig
konfirmandusok osztalya tesz
vizsgat vallasos ismereteir6l, a
mely utan megkonfirmaltatnak
lelkesz altal, hogy amikor aug.
lien megterittetik az Ur asz-
tala az III kenyerert valo hala-
adas celjabol, el6szor jarulhas-
sanak ahoz.
Halaleset. Megrendito gyasz-
max hire erte az egesz ma
gyarsagot Nileson koran reggel
hetfon, amikor tudomasunkra
lott. hogy Kish Karoly, a min
denki altal ismert, szeretett es
becsult uzletember hirtelen ell
hunyt. A multi osz ota tobbs zor
gyengelkedett ugyan, de kilo-
nosen az utobbi honapokban mar
fenniart, az izletebe is be-bene-
zett, ICY mindenki ait remel-
hette ,hogy tul van a veszelyen
mar. Azert dobbentett meg mind
nyajunkat a hir, hogy ,"Kish ba-
csi' vasarnap este II ora tajban
hirtelen jobbletre szenderilt.
Temeteserol jovo szamban fo-
gunk jelentest tenni. Mindnya-
junk mely reszvete enyhitse az
egesz csalad nagy veszteseget es
fajdalmat!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-26
MAGYAR JEL0LT

Sluka Ferenc ismert magyar
szarmazasu fiatalember es a
Varosi Polgari Kor egyik bizott-
sagi tagja palyazik Sixth Ward
Precinct H.-ben a Republicans
precinct committee tagsagra az
augustus 14-en tartando elova-
lasztason. A Pyatt, Oklahoma es
mas ebben valasztasi korzethez
tartozo uccakban lako magyar
testvereinknek ajanljuk, hogy
szavazzanak Slukara, inert minel
tobb magyar szarmazasu embert
valasztunk be a partok vezeto
bizottsagaiba, annal tobb ese-
lyiink van magyar szarmazasu
fiataljainkat varosi es megyei hi
vatalba juttatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-26
A PRO HUNCARIA
SUTEMENY KIALLITASA

A Pro Hungaria Magyar Nok
Vilagszovetsegenek youngstown
osztalya julius 1O-en tartott gyii-
lesen elhatarozta, hogy Macy
bizottsag altal rendezett Magyar
Napon segitsegere lesz a gombok
arusitasaban Nagybizottsagnak
es egyben magyar siitemeny XII
allitast is rendez.
A Pro Hungaria harom erte-
kes dijat oszt XII a nyertes sii-
temeny es teszta keszitoinek.
Felkerink minden magyar not,
aki ezen siitemeny kiallitason
reset 6hajt venni, hogy keszitsen
barmifele magyar tesztat vagy
sutemenyt, lehet kelt, porlos, re-
ties, a hires pozsonyi patko, meg
kifli, dobos torta, csiga, kocka,
nudli teszta, stb. Kerjuk magyar
notestvereinket, hogy tesztakat
es sutemenyeket augustus Sen
legkesobb delutan egy orara vi
gyek a Heidelberg Gardenba, oft
lesz a kiallitas helye. Mindenki
kis cedulara irja ra nevet, hogy
dijosztasnal tudjak, Xxi a tulaj-
donosa. A kiallitas delutan 1-3-
ig mindenki altal megtekintheto.
Delutan 8 orakor egy tobb tag
Dol allo amerikai bizottsag fog
ia kivalasztani a nyertes siiteme-
nyeket es tesztakat es akkor
osztjuk XII dijakat is.
Felhivjuk es felkerjuk magyar
notestvereinket, hogy jelentsek
be siitemenyiiket kovetkez6 te-
lefonszamok alatt: Miss Horvath
7618Oo, vagy Mrs. Lengyel c. La
.josne o1004 legkes6bb augustus
Zig, hogy helyet aszerint ke-
szithesek, hogy alkalmas legyen
a sutemenyek Is tesztak reszere.
A siitemeny bizottsag tagjai:
Lengyel c.. Lajosne, Orosz Fe-
rencne Is Cult Ferencne Is tisz
tikar.
kerjiikg magyar n6testverein-
ket, hogy minel tobben vegye-
mex reszt ezen magyar siitemeny-
kiallitason.
Hazafias tisztelettel
Csete Sandorne, titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-26
MACYAROK DICSERETE
MAIDEN BRO ALTAL

A legutobbi Welsh pikniken,
Farrellben Maiden Youngstown
torvenyszeki biro angol beszedet
tartott, amelyben meltatta es pei
danak allitotta oda young
stowni magyarsagot es azok
mikodeset es a fiatalsag szerep-
leset es osszetartasat, kerve a
megjelent Welsh kozonseget,
hogy ebredjenek es kovessek a
youngstown magyarsag pelda-
jat.
Persze mem tudta, hogy a
Welsh pikniken magyar szerep-
lok is voltak es kozottuk Antal
Irenke is, mikor az egyik hall
cato figyelmeztette a birot, ne
hogy beszeljen valami rosszat a
magyarok ellen, mivel az oft
megkedvelt Antal Irenke enc
kesno magyar szarmazasu.
Maiden bro meg kllon gratu-
lalt neki es ait mondta, hogy ha
elobb tudta volna, hogy magyar,
meg jobban dicserte volna ma
gyarokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-26
PIKNIK BELEPTIDII
NELKtjL

A Magyarok Nagyasszonya
hitkozseg sajat iskolajaban es
fiives udvaran julius 2o-en, va
sarnap delutan 5 orakor new
napi partyt rendez az Annak,
Veronikak, Martak es Maria
Magdolnak tiszteletere. Belepti
dii nem lesz. Ennek arat kiki
spendolhatja ital, vagy etelbeli
elvezetre. A vendegeknek asz-
talra lesz felszolgalva kitiino ha-
rapni valo e. egy pohar sor,
vagy egy ice cream. EFT kiki
tetszess zerinti adomannyal vi
szonyozza az asztali kor kollek-
ia alkalmaval. Asztalbontas utan
ingyen, belepti jegy nelkrl mu-
lathat mindenki es tancolhat XII
tun6 zene mellett, melyet egy
hirneves videki banda szolgal-
tat. Szunetek alatt pedig az ct
kezdeben jobbnal jobb frissito
italok, izletes falatozni valok,
inportalt specialitasok, ice cream
es edesitett italok es tobbi jok
allanak tisztelt vendegek rem
delkezesere. Zenen kivil egyeb
szorakoztato jatekok is lesznek.
ugy hogy ifjak, oregek egyarant
kellemesen tolthetik el az id6t
Is olcson szorakozllatnak. Min
den magyart meghiv es szivesen
lat testveries talalkozon a
Rendez6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-26
Az ELEANOR ROOSEVELT
CLUB SZENZAcI0S ESTET
RENDEZ

Eleanor Roosevelt Club ala
ku1o gyilesere meghivunk min
den magyar testveriinket, au-
gusztus ho 1-re, (szerda) a West
Side-i Magyar Otthonba fel
nyolc oral kezdettel.
Els6rendu muveszi program
NAL, erdekes szonokokkal Is
tanccal lesz egybekotve.-
Beleptidij nincs, mindenkit sri
vesen latunk.
Az est kimagasl6 szama Ko-
boz Iren, budapest szinhaznak
kivalo miiveszn6je fog szere-
pelni.
Kerjiik a magyarsag partfoga-
sat
(Hird.) Rendez6seg,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-07-26
A SHARPSVILLE-I, PA.
VERHOVAY III. FIOK
MAJALISA


a A Verhovay Segely Egylet
171-ik fiokja, Sharpsville, Pa.
julius 2o-en, vasarnap az Elekes
farmon tartja piknikjet delutan
Il Oral kezdette1. Belepti dij
Noknek IS cent, ferfiaknak 25c.
"A zenet Orosz Ferenc isrnert ze-
nekara szolgaltatja. Hiisit6 ita-
lok es etelekr6l aarendez6seg gon-
doskodik. A kornyekbeli magyar
sagot szivesen latjuk. Esos id6
eseten piknik augustus h6 IL
en- lesz megtartva.