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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
ELISMERI
IA POLCARSAG.

hogy legbecsiiletesebb szan-
dekkal, legjobb akarattal es a
legnagyobb gyorsasaggal kenye-
ret akar adni minden dolgozni
akaro ember kezebe es elisne-
'rik, hogy minden tenykedeseben
tobb tarsadalmi igazsagra to-
rekszik.
Ehhez mem szoktattak benniin-
ket hozza eloz6 elnokeink, akik
az uralkodo osztaly akarata SEE
rint es annak neveben koruna
nyoztak az orszagot es ez az a
nagy kilonbseg, amely Roose-
welt szamara biztositja a lakos-
sag osztatlan Macy bizalmat.
Beszelnek ugyan arrol, doggy a
legutolso Literary Digest fele
.proba szavazason az vi deal. mel
lett mar csak otvenegy percent
ben szavaztak, de tekintetbe kell
vennunk, hogy a Literary Digest
newt folyoirat a leszavaztatott
hatvanotezer embert mindeniin-
men, csak mem a proletarok ko-
ziil sorozta.
A u. S. Chamber of Com
merce viszont az orszag seer
kesztoinek a velemenyet kerte XII
az utolso napokban, akik az agg
kori nyugdijat kiveve mindenben
az vi deal ellen szavaztak. de
tudnunk kell, hogy a lapszer-
kesztok a hirdeteseiket az uzlet-
emberektol kapjak azok inye
szerint, kellett nekik szavazni.
Mindennek dacara - mint fen.
tebb irtuk - ketsegtelen, hogy
sokan ma elitelik a kormany
EGYES intezkedeseit, de torhe.
ltetlen bizalma van a kormany
teljes munkajaban a nagy tobb.
segnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25

kormanyzojat kibuktassa a he.
|lyerol. Nemcsak azert, inert soha
mem fogjak neki megbocsajtani
a drajver-sztrajkban elfoglalt ma
gatartasat, amivel utjaba ALT a
nagyt6ke verengzesenek, hanem
azert is, inert Olson mem titkol-
ia, hogy sokkal radikalisabb a
new dealnel.
Amikor a jelolest atvette, kije-
lentette, hogy 8 mem hive tovabb
kapitalsta rendszernek Is az
a velemenye, hogy az ipart mem
a maganprofit erdekeben, ha-
mem kozjo szolgalataban kelle-
ne vezetni.
Termeszetes, hogy a nagytoke
ilyesmit mem hagy $40 nelkul S
ket ticketen is jeloltek Olson
ellen, hogy a politika arenajabol
egyszer es mindenkorra kilok-
lex. Mint Californiaban, Mime
sotaban is meg van vasarolva az
liam egesz sajtoja, de mint Cali
forniaban, Minnesotaban is ait
hiszik, hogy nagytoke alul ma
rad ezekben a donto fontossagu
csatakban.
Mem kevesbe sulyos er6feszi-
teseket csinalnak Wisconsin al
lamban, ahol La Folette senator
ellen ugy republikanus, mint de-
mokrata embereket jeloltek S
ahol neki vi ticketen kell va
lasztast megfutni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
VI AMERIKAI POLGARoK


A Mahoning megyei torveny-
szeken oktober elejen megtartott
vizsgan a kovetkezo magyarok
lettek az Egyesiilt Allamok pol
garaiva: Weingartner Katalin,
Schwartz Jozsef, Kenyhercz Err
zsebet, Sander Istvan, Sarosi
Margit, Spisak Anna, Szilvasy
Lajos, Meszaros Anna, Halasz
Andras Kaloczky Janos, Dobos
Anna, Csubak Istvan, Farkas
Mklos, Rendes Imre, Csete
Sander. Kenyherc Mihaly, Ba-
log Lajos, Kuni Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
II + + / s y + NJ L F.

A legio e heten foly6 miami-i
konvenciojan bonusrol ujra So
kat beszelnek Is szinte ugy lat
SILK, hogy a tegnap h6sei nem
is talalnak maguknak ennel erte-
kesebb Is nagyobb programot.
Az elnok nagyon helyesen tet-
te;; hogy mar a konvencio el6tt
elejet vette minden hiu remeny-
mex, mikor kijelentette hogy a
szovetsegi penzeket mem egyes
osztalyok kozt, de az ARA szoru-
lok kozt kell forgalomba hozni.
A legio parancsnoka mar a
multi heten hazafias egyesiilet
nagyszerii szolgalatairol tartott
beszedet es kiilonosen kiemelte,
hogy a legio milyen hazafias
hevvel kiizd a kolnmunistak el-
len.
Az forszag adofizet6 polgarsa-
ga sokkal jobban hinne ezekben
a sep szavakban, ha mem latnak.
hogy a legio egy par ezer millio
dollart a bonus alakjaban min
den aron XII akar kommmnizalni
maganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
MAGYAR PjJNKOZSDI
/ GYULEKEZET HIREI
k0zli BENEDEk JOSEF
a Gyulekezet pasztora
~
Lakas. 261O Argo Ave
Templom: Saltspring Is vestai Road

I Macy veszteseg erte gyiileke-
7etiinket, midon Juhasz Andras
tkstvernonket az Ur elszolitotta
agy jobb hazaba. Temetese Macy
feszvet mellett folyt lie szombat
delutan 2 orakor, a templomunk-
boil.
Gyulekezetiink minden egyes
tagja erzo Swivel vagyunk o.
Eegyen maradt Julrasz test
yeriinkhdz, az Ur vigasztalja
neg a. szomorodott szivet, gyii-
sekezaunknek pedig adjon sok
ilyeitshu ..tagot.
I A gyaszbeszedet az angol gyu-
aekezet predikatora, Br. Hill
szolta es a gyiilekezetiink pasz-
gtora, Benedek Jozsef, hangoz-
tatva, boldogok a halottak, Xix
az Urban halnak meg, inert
megnyugszanak faradsagaiktol
Sazutan el lett bucsuztatva fer.
ijetol es osszes rokonaitol. A re.
;nekar es Enekkar szepen mil
kodott es Sanyi testver szol
salkalmi igeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25

A Lindbergh eset letartozta-
tasa nyoman a sarga sajto ujra
megkezdte az izgatast az "alien
criminal ellen es wholesale de-
portalast kovetelnek kormany-
tol.
sEs az izgatasban legsargabb
sajto-ringyok, a Hearst lapok,
vezetnek.
Olyan hangon es olyan erte-
lemben izgatnak, hogy annak ele
nemcsak a bunozo idegent be
lyegzi meg, hanem belyeget nyom
minden bevandorolt ember ar
cara.
Az uszitas legpiszkosabb fegy-
vereit hasznaljak es ideje lenne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
FARRELL ELSO MAGYAR
BETEGSEGELYZO EGYLET.

Farrelli Els6 Magyar Beteg-
segelyzo Egylet rendes havi gyu-
leset tartotta most vasarnap, ok
tober 2l-en. A tagsag szep szam-
ban jelent meg ezen a gyiilesen
Elnok udvozolven megjelente-
ket es a gyulest megnyitja. Elso-
sorban elnok felesketi az vi ta-
gokat, annak rendje es modja
szerint, eek megtortente utan a
tagsag az egylet ugyeit targyal-
van, mely egyetertessel, sep
csendesen lefolyt.
Ezen egyletnek tagja lehet
minden magyar szarmazasu ferf
vagy no 10 evtol so ewes korig
az Egylet -fizet dollar havidij
elleneben $40 heti betegsegelyt
es $780, halalesetet. Az Egylet
szivesen latja vi tagok csatlako
zasat. akik regiekkel teljeser
egyenlo jogokat elveznek. Z.
tagok jelentkeztek e hoban, nev
szerint: Ivan Janos es Holk;
Gyula.
A ferrelli Elso Magyar Beteg
segelyzo Egylet neveben
Wasali Gyula
jegyzo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
CLIENTELE,
IA REPUBLIKANUS

kormanyzo annyira ment
hogy a Sinclair programjanal
sokkal radikalisabb Towsend pro
gram utopia" reszet is atvette
amely tudvalev6leg kstszaz dol
lar havi nyugdijat iger minden
hatvan even feluli embernek.
Termeszetes, hogy reakcios
republicans partnak soha esze-
ben mem lenne, hogy ilyen vi
zekre evezzen, egyszeriien meg
akarjak zavarni a california; va.
lasztok gondolkozasat.
A nagyt6ke ezer fronton veze;
tett tamadasa mellett Sinclair
max az sem hasznal, hogy Z
kommunistak is "melleje alltak"
akik ait remehk, hogy az 8 ba
ratsaguk elbuktatja haladas je'
loljet. 4
Szinten art neki, hogy a mum
katlanok, a hobok es letorottel
tizezrei vandorolnak maris a;
allamba, abban a biztos reineny
ben, hogy Sinclair meg lesz va
lasztva Oft sokkal konnyebl
dolguk lesz.
Californiaban szaz meg szaz
ezer nyugalomba vonult kis to
kes "burzsuj' el, akik remulter
nezik, hogy a nincste1enek olyar
csapatokban mennek az allamba
S hogy a "kommunistak baratja'
lehet az allamt kormanyz6ja ;
jov6re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
A VALASZTASOKAT IS.

a gazdasagi eletet is nagy-
reszt az iranyitja, hogy egyes
kerdesekr6l mi kormany Is az
elnok programme.
A mutt heten Roosevelt any
nyiban megnyugtatta az orsza.
got, hogy elejet vette legio to-
rekvesenek, amely a bonust ujra
Xxi akarja az adofizet6kb6l zsa.
rolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25

Isteni tiszteleteinket amint q
multban, ezutan is ugy vegez-
zik, vasarnap ,reggel 10 orakoi
vasarnapi iskola. eloszor ango.
lul es azutan magyarul Vasar-
nap este 7::3O-kor istentisztele1
es kedd este 7::3O-kor istentiszte
let.
Nilesben minden vasarnap del
utan 2::3O kezdettel II East
State St. alatt levo imahazbar
tartsuk tiszteleteinket, mindenk
szeretette1 van atva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
A MUNKA FRONTJAN
ARANYLAC

Macy a csendesseg, ez a csend
azonban mem jelenti AIT, hogy
fontos esemenyek mem torten-
mex.
Az elnok elrendelte. hogy a
'kikiildott textil-bizottsag a szo-
vo-iparban februar elsejere rem
det csinaljon, de addig mem sza-
ban tobb gepet IS tobb munkat
tolni egy-egy munkasra.
Az aceliparban donto iitkoze-
tex fo1ynak mig multi heten a
Carnegie elleni panaszokat hall
oatta a Labor Board, amely al
vallalata a hirhedt steel trust
mex, ezen a heten a Jones &
Laughlin acel-kolosszus munka-
sal fogjak elpanaszolni es bebi-
zonyitani, hogy az NRA rendel-
kezeseit eek a vallalatok kijat-
szak.
Erdekes, hogy az acelipar mar
hajlando sulyos koncessziokat
ajanlani a munkasnak, inert be-
jelentettek, hogy keszseggel tar
'gyalnak barmely szervezettel a
munkas sorsarol, ha azok teny-
leg kepviselik az embereiket, de
= szerzodest mem kotnek.
Az acelipar - tobb mas nagy-
iparral egyutt = ait tartja, hogy
az NRA 7-ik paragrafusa egye-
nesen rnegtiltja closed shop-ot,
inert ha closed shop van, akkor a
rnunkas belle van kenyszeritve a
szervezetbe, ami mem volt tor
veny szandeka.
Mindenesetre sziikseges, hogy
a congressus az NRA 7-ik pa.
ragrafusat nagyarazza meg ala
posabban es az biztosan meg
fog tortenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
|AKARMIJ.YEN
MEGLEP0EN
|HANCOZZEK.

nehez ipar egyes tenyez6i
mar ARA is hajlandok, hogy az
iDar teljes es szaz szazalekos
szervezeset megtirjek es egyalta
Ian nem lehetetlen, hogy a jov6
evben ez meg fog tortenni.
A nagyt6ke. attol fel, hogy a
kovetkezo congressus nagyon
sokkal radikalisabb lesz az Ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
Prompt Relief
From Itching Eczema

lt'swonderful the way soothing, cool
ing Zemo brings prompt relief to
itching. burning skin, even in severe
cases. Itching stops the moment Zemo
touches the tender and indamed skin
because Of its rare ingredients. To
clear away Rashes, Pimples, Eczema,
Ringworm and restore the skin to
normal, always use clean, soothing
zemo. Insist on genuine Zemo; it's
worth the price, because it brings
relief. 85c, 60c and$1. All druggists.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25

nokne1 8 hogy A. F. L. vi
programme, mely az ipari seer
vezeteket fogia 4piteni 4 mester-
seg-szervezetek helyett ssokkal
kevesebb yeszedelmct rejt fila-
gaban.
y tokesek ngy erik, hogy la
peldauls a nehez ipar munkasai
mind egy csoportba lesznek seer
we've, akkor csak a sajat mum
kasaikkal kell targyalni Is mem
lesznek peldaul annak kiteve,
hogy mikor altalanos .'hoisting-
engineer sztrajk" lesz az or
szagban, a nehez ipar is meg fog
fE~11,Ao
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
MAR A MULTI hETEN
ELEZTEM,

hogy ezt republikanusok
tudjak IS erik legjobban, akik
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. felhagy
tax az elnok es kormany tama-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25

plomunkat, amt meg is tett es
eppen penteken lettek a padok
berendezve es 8 neki mar csak
a kihiilt teteme pihenhetett ben
ne. De a jutalom meg van, fent
a mennyekbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
IMAHAZUNK UJoNNAN
RENDEZVE

Elkoltozott Juhasz testvernonk,
eelkoltozese elott igerte, hogy vi
padokkal be fogja rendezni tenn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-23
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION
 FORMED HERE
Graduate Nurses Adopt Constitution and Have
 Election, Officers

Graduate nurses of Juneau have formed permanent organization, adopted a constitution and chosen officers and an Executive Board to act with the officers on all club matters. The organization was per fected at meeting held on Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. V. w. Mulvihill. Following the business session, tea and refresh ments were served by the hostess.
 Officers elected were: Mrs. Null yihill. President; Mrs. E. H. Kaser, Vice President; Miss Alice Moran, Secretary Treasurer. Those chosen for two-year terms on the Execu- tive Board are Mrs. Donald Haley and Mrs. Andrew Rossness and for one-year terms, Mrs. William Garster and Mrs. M. G. Hunt.
 The Executive Board and officers will also act <as a credential com mittee and at Tuesdays meeting nineteen applications were received and passed on.
 Mrs. Donald Haley will be hostess at the meeting to be held next month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-23
THREE JUNEAU
 BUSINESS MEN
 BEAT BOAT TIME
Ch a rles Goldstein, E. H. Clifford and R. L. Bernard
 Arrive Early from West

Charles Goldstein, R. L. Bernard and E. H. Clifford arrived in Ju- neau at 2:30 o'clock yesterday after noon hours ahead of the steamer Victoria on which they came from the Westward. The saving in time was made possible by their leaving the steamer in a power boat at Tee Harbor, where a taxicab, ar ranged for by radio, met them and brought them into Juneau.
 GoIdstein Continues South
 MT. Goldstein, who has been in the Interior and Westward districts of the Territory for the last two months on an extensive fur buying trip, continued south on the Vic toria this morning and will go directly to Los Angeles for short visit with Mrs. Goldstein and their son-in-la and daughter, Mir and Mrs. John Dolginer and grand daughter, Miss Joan Dolginer. He expects to return north as soon as possible and leave for another fur buying trip to the Interior within a few weeks.
 On the trip just completed, MT. Goldstein covered tremendous areas of the Yukon, Kuskokwim and Bristol Bay districts in a Pacific Alaska Airways plane piloted by Harry Blunt He went as far into the Interior as McGrath, up the Yukon River to the Canadian boundary, down the Kuskokwim to Bethel and covered the entire Bris- tol Bay region.
 People Optimistic
 Mine operators throughout the Interior are optimistic regarding the outlook for the industry in the Territory and both fur traders and trappers have done well during the winter and are looking forward to a successful season, MT .Goldstein said. Game such as ptarmigan, grouse, moose and caribou was plentiful and wolves, in many dis tricts, have raised considerable havoc and are very numerous, he declared.
 Weather Cold
 Weather has been extremely cold during the winter and during the greater part of the two months it was practically impossible to do any flying, MT Goldstein said. He encountered temperatures as low as 76 degrees below zero and said that most of the planes operating in the Interior were grounded for a period of over four weeks during the extreme cold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-23
9TH ST. BRIDGE WILL BE RAzED
 BY A. R. C. MEN
Demolition of Structure to Start Tomorrow
 Street Be Closed

Demolition of the Ninth Street bridge over Gold Creek will be started today and the street will be closed to traffic across the creek starting to morrow morning, according to announcement this morning by the Alaska Road Com mission, which has charge of the work
 Excavation for foundations Of the new bridge is to be started immediately after the old bridge is torn down.
 Two concrete bridges will be built across the creek by the first of May, the one at Ninth Street and the other on Wnloughby Ave- nue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-23

one of the Thursday series which have been so popular.
 In addition to the prizes for the card games, an attractive door prize was awarded last evening to Stanley Norwicka, who held the winning ticket.
 Prizes at cards were won by the following: Whist, first, Mrs. Tom Dull and L. Moi; consolation, Mrs. Ed. Rodenberg and Ambrose lille; pinochle, first, Gertie Olsen and Henry Gorham; consolation, Mrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-23
MANY ATTEND CARD PARTY GIVEN BY
 WOMEN OF MOOSE

There was good attendance at the card party held last even- ing in the Moose Hall by the Wo- men of the Moose and most enjoyable time was spent. The party to be given by the organiza- ton on March will be the last
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-23

Elmer LaChance and John Nor wicka; bridge, first, Mrs. Della Dull and Edward Dull consolation, Mrs. Edmund Dull and G. A. Baldwin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-23
NEW DISPLAY RACKS FOR
 JUNEAU CASH GROCERY

E. B. Morris, contractor, just completed. the installation of new vegetable and fruit display racks for the Juneau Cash Grocery Store.
Evening star., 1934-12-27

whose Philadelphia flames have been al
most out without him q. gone was last
Saturdays merriest Heigh- -Hoer, Philip
Bastedo, who, there with three nifty
charmers. took the train to Manhat-
tan shortly after to hang up his stock
ing to the east of that swell new Belle
Livingston joint, Club Reno, where on
the opening night Reviewer Howard
Barnes of a Metropolitan sheet went
fiat on his nose on account of Gas he
SaidD the SaWduSt gone were
some of the Yuletide visitors at the
Mitchell homestead, where popular
'Leidy'' was said to have had stock
ing stuffed with the best wins and
viandeS in the land gone were
fleets of other local luminarieS, all
back in town again, however. by this
am and ready to make hey-hey from
/ tonight on at some of the fancy night
haunts.
=" Here, for instance, IS what you
may do or see in the next few days:
Play trains at the Heigh-Ho.
! Eat an old-fashioned breakfast at
dawn on New Year eve, or ratherNew
Year morning, at the Heigh-Ho.
Dance on a new dance floor at the
Ambassadors Hi-Hat.
Hope that that Carlton bar will bO
/ turned inside out one of these days
Try to get Manager S. E. Cochran,
Evening star., 1934-12-27
Supper Club Notes

ment feature here Is dance team, Tar
rant and Dacita, who will appear in
some of their own Cuban routines in
keeping with the Habana atmosphere.
Starting New Year eve, Consuelo
Flowerton. who sings original ditties
no one else would attempt, will be on
hand. jolly Billy Mcintyre, Lou
Franko, Moe Baer and the Habaneers
still are among those present.
Shoreham HOtel-The ball room Is
Dragging, and rightly, about the pres
ence of Eddie Peabody, stage and
screen star, who now is headlining the
floor show Maybe he'll play the
eight-stringed guitar. Others on the
special holiday program are Blanche
Collins, pantomimist; Elvira and Ste
phen, in a tango and other dances;
Bobby Dupree and Barbara Lee, musi-
cal comedy team; lyric tenor, Even
He'll; Cyrilla Adelaide Tuite. mezzo-
soprano, and Maxim Loves Orchestra,
directed by Barnee Da Costa's Tango
Orchestra and Tiny at the midget
(Continued on Fifth Page)
Evening star., 1934-12-27

music, plus Vera Vans nostalgia
grooming at the Wardman Park Hotel
where the Continental room will
open with bang
See if you can get your favorite
squaw to dance as well as Mary Muir
ray Hume, who happens to be the
cagiest dancer in town (Sheil be at
the Heigh-Ho).
Try to worm your way into the
Shoreham, where Eddie Peabody will
be changing away on his guitar, and
where many a mouSy matron has
stated that she prefers "Barnee" (mu-
sic maestro) to Clark Gable.
Get your Cousin Flossie (no matter
what age) to attend the opening of
that new Pilgrims Club, which will not
where Walter Won Herbulis has let
his imagination run riot in both the
old and the new-the old beams and
whatnots being lighted by indirect
lighting from equally old oaken
buckets.
- Asides:
A dance team which has appeared
with Wallace Beery in a number of
films, Maurine and Norva, will be fea-
tured up at the Pilgrims Club start
ing Saturday =. and the name of
the red-hot Club Habana duo who
will do better things than two-step
there New Year eve is Tarrant and
Dacita (they've been tangoing at
the Waldorf in New York; no,
that was not Tommy Letter at the
Heigh-Ho last night, he left for Aiken
yesterday for a three weeks siesta
-. . on horse.
*** Down to the Heigh-Ho ran
tured in one of New York's smoothest
night clubs, one day last week .
gulped down a pot Of tea crowed
I'm a father!" . . and no Won
der he crowed: Son Ward Drury
Wright weighed seven pounds and one
half, when he bounced into the world.
*** Those sensational Cuban rhumba
artists, Paul and Eva Reyes, were
asked to come down for one of
Washington's swellest deb parties to-
wired for them to set their price,
etc, they wired back: TOO busy" -.
Instead Marty Rubin will chant.
$50 Tired of playing trains, Pete
Macias is at the moment playing
horseback or rather, he's hunt
ing . out of his night club popped
the night before last, radiant in riding
britches, whip. ct al. Where
are you going?" asked that snappy
coat-check girl. who is worth a min
ute of anybodv's time I'm
going to do Prince of Wales" an
swered Pete by that he means
not that he intends to fall off a
horse that he merely intends
to do little hunting in that coun-
try which the Alex Hagners now call
their own.
Evening star., 1934-12-27
RABBI WILL LECTURE

Cantor L. Novick Also on Program
at Tomorrow's Services.
Rabbi Solomon II. Metz will deliver
the third Of his series of lectures on
"The Future Of Religion in America"
at 8 pm. tomorrow, In the Adas Israel
Congregation, Sixth and streets.
During the services Cantor L. Novick
will chant the traditional Hebrew
song, % Welcome. Princess Sabbath 4"
Edward Rosenblum, attorney, will
lead the open forum after the serv-
ices. The public Is invited.
Evening star., 1934-12-27

Continued on Fifth Page
Evening star., 1934-12-27
yARDMAN PARK HOTEL
! New Year eve in the Con-
tinental Room you will

M New Year eve in the Con-
" " tinental Room you will
find Vera Van, velvet
voiced radio songStress;
Charles Carlile. another radio voice,
and Smith Ballew directing his Pa
vilion Royale Band.
X X
Casino Russe-Armaud Faure. COM
poser-violinist, leads a group of con-
tinental entertainers, including hand
some Lee Gould, just recently over
from the Comedie Francaise, who does
poems, sketches, etc; Mischa Markoff,
internationally known baritone, who
offers individual interpretations of
Russian songs; Felix Amstel, violinist;
Radionof, accordionist, and others.
y X x *
Heigh-H0 Club-Carioca experts,
Llsbeth Higgins and Charles Conklin,
remain the featured entertainers here,
with help from Pete Macias and or
chestra. Much gayety is to be on tap
next Monday night.
X X
Club Habana-Newest entertain
Evening star., 1934-12-27
Resorts Warn Liquor Toters.

Celebrators who forget that the
prohibition era is at end and bring
their own bottles to New Year eve
parties at Capital resorts are going
to have to pay for this privilege.
Just what this levy will be is not
set forth, but the Hotel Association
of Washington announced yesterday
that a "corkage charge" would be
applied at those places willing to let
their patrons bring in portables.
Some concerns, it was added, will
not permit flask drinking.
Evening star., 1934-12-27

the Mayfower So
ciety or the D.
A. r. are bounc-
ing back into life
gone, for
instance. to hang
up their stock
ings in Rye, N.
Y, were the
Creighton Peets
(famed for their
Brevoort connec-
tions and Uncle
George Bulb 80.
TNs - -
Evening star., 1934-12-27
After Dark
Smart People. Smart Things, Smart Places.
By the Spectator.
Registered. q. g..
mart Places.
tIlc OPSCtdtol.
Trade Mark Registered. o. g. Patent ONCE

-" Back to town has come Countess
Gladys Szechenyi after a Summer in
Hungary and some more of a Sum-
mer in London and back to town
Saturday will come Helen Irene
Sunny" Robbins, now Mrs. Sandy
Forbes . all of which means more
parties either at the Heigh-Ho, or
at Friend Dick Griffin's house, or
round about wherever their young and
attractive friends grow La
Szechenyi is now an aunt-courtesy
OF her handsome sister and brother
in-law. the Gene Roberts.