davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

ne had been SnackleQ were ueQ In SQCh q way
tnat the trusslng-up process might have been
done by the merchant himself!
in the struggle" that had taken place, .
potted palm had been thrown" to the floor. But
neither had the earthenware pot been broken nor
had any of the loose soil spilled out
The reported robbery turned out to be o
fiendiShly cunning attempt to cover up an inn~
portant embezzelment. lmprints Of shoes in the
soft pile of the carpet were shown to be those Of
a single indlvidual-the merchant, of course! He
had turned sharply on his heel several times be-
fore he tied himself up and tipped over the chair
to confuse the Investigators. But modern detec~
ton Is not 50 easily deIuded.
American Department Of Justice agents.
especially those attached to the Bureau OF Inves-
tigation-are even today studying these and sini"
lar foreign cases and photographs with avid n-
terest. In some parts of the United States phases
of the Berlin technique are known and practSed.
with success, it is claimed.
Uncle Sam is indeed forward-looking fellow.
In spite of an appalling number Of unsolVed mur.
der mysteries in the past decade-from Joseph
Bovine Elwell, the bridge whist expert, in 1920.
to Vivian Gordon, the red-haired siren in 1881
progress has been definitely made in the fight on
crime
With the employment of mOulage, micro-pho-
Biography and their allied sciences, the country
stands well equipped In It's race TO outstr7p even
the fleetest of criminals. It would be very stub
born nation indeed which would refuse to avail
itself OF its neghbors progressive technical prow-
ess for flashing past the tape on the metaphori-
cal race course, where evil and the law both
strive to reach the goal post first.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

inc k4G30 Oh SC02G1GMSKO
Layman to Say Which of the
hich the Imitation lat Right.
haps greater degree of ingenuity.
ainstance of this sort solved by the
Dlice is illustrated on this page
Bgruntled servant, angry at his master,
to set his house afire by the remarkable
ctured. The man, during his employers
placed chemicals combustible in sui
lid in bag. This he attached to one Of
hts of a cuckoo clock, placing beneath
ht some of the acid in receptacle, sur
with straw and other inflammable sub
idea was to absent himself from the
once, establish an impregnable alibi and
flames accomplish the houses destruc-
he scheme fell through, because of an
en- occurrence. After the blaze started. a
wing to investigators what had been
The fire was extinguished; some of the
o preserved and another perfect alibi"
with sickening thud.
riOus Case of Kitty's Teeth
&part of modern crime detection is that
process technically termed mou1age, the
lction of the human face that after death
worn to unrecognizability by the ele-
factors of time.
time ago all Vienna was stirred by the
announcement that the body of a woman
murdered in the game park at Lainz,
suburb, was that of Kitty
Schaeftner, popu-
lar actress.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18

William ]. Engelhardtot. me-
gyei sheriffet. aki most az 6szi
valasztason keri ujboli megva-
lasztasat masodik ciklusra, mem
kell a magyarsagnak kulonosen
bemutatni.
A magyarsag jol ismeri "Bill"t
ahogyan csaknem mindenki SOL
litja. Ismeri pedig azert is, inert
betartja a szavat. Igy ket evvel
ezel6tt, miel6tt megvalasztottak,
szavat adta, hogy magyar
sagot elismeresben fogja resze-
siteni es EFT a szavat betartot-
ia, amikor a magyarsag ajanla-
tara kinevezte Brogley Fereneet
deputy sheriffnek. Engelhardt
nagyon meg van elegedve Brog-
leyval.
Nagyon fontos, hogy egy ma
gyar elnber legyen a sheriff hi
vatalba. A magyarsag talan mem
is gondolja, hogy hany magyar
emberen segit Brogley. ha igyes-
bajos iigyuk akad a megvehazan.
Meg demokrata magyaroktol
is hallottuk. hogy Engelhardtra
fognak> ismet szavazni. inert az
mar igazan mem fontos, hogy a
sheriff republikanus vagy de-
mokrata, ha hivatalat becsilete-
sen tolti be. Engelhardt ellen
semmi tekintetben sem lehet XII
fogast emelni. Megerdemli, hogy
magyarsag raja szavazzon a
masodik ciklusra, amely minden
10 Observation-Disclosures kijar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
|UJ PLEBkNOS JON
/ A WEST SIDE-RA
Fl. Dr.. Nyiri lstvant felmen-
tette a cleveland megyes
pisp6k. : Helyebe adminisz-
tratornak Fl. Mundweil ia
nos Jon ClevelandboL : Macy
erddkl6dss a. Vi plebanos
irant

A mutt heten megjelent Ca
tholic Bulletinbol ertesuliink elo-
szor arrol, hogy Mlts. Ft.
Schrembs Jozsef, cleveland me-
eyes piispok Romaba utazasa
el6tt felmentette allasatol Ft.
Dr.. Nyiri Istvant, Magyarok
Nagyasszonya West Side-i ma
gyar rom. kath. hitkozseg pleba-
nosat es Fl. Mundwei1 Janost, aki
jelenleg a cleveland SIT. Mar
git egyhazna1 seged plebanos,
nevezte XII adminisztratornak.
Azonnal megkerdeztiik Ft. Nyi-
rit, de 3 sem tudott tobbet, mint
ami a hivatalos lapban volt. DIR.
Nyiri azonnal felment Cleve-
LAMBDA, de- a piispok mar eluta-
zott.
Nyiri four a mutt vasarnapi
miseken bucsu zott el hiveit6l, be-
jelentve, hogy tekintettel meg
rongalt egeszsegere, visszavonul
floridai narancs es grape fruit
farmjara.
Ft. Mundweil amerikai sziile-
tesii es magyar-nemet szarmaza::
SUI fatal pap, akit mint halljuk,
nagyon szerettek Clevelandban
kilonosen a gyermekek, akikkel
sokat foglalkozott.
Nyri four, aki nemrsgen unne,
petite papsaganak Is ewes ezust
evfordulojat, 6 evig volt Young
stownban. o volt a Magyarok
| Nagyasszonya hitkozseg else
plebanosa es 3 szervezte meg a
hitkozseget. A jelenlegi templom
basement, iskola es papiak az 3
vezetese alatt epiilt Az utobbi
id6ben a nep meglehetosen ell
idegenedett templomtol. Most
azonban a West Sideon nagy az
erdeklodes. Olyanok, akik evek
ota mem voltak magyar temp
lomba, kesziilnek ARA. hogy va
sarnap meghallgassak az vi lei
keszt.
Remeljiik az vi pap vezetese
| alatt a West Side-i hitkozseg uj-
Dol felviragzik es hogy a hitkoz-
seq az vi lelkesz vezetese alatt
resztvesz magyarsag kozos
munkajaban. Jov6 szamunkban
bovebb tudositassal les ziink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
ESKUV6

Oktober 6-an vezette oltarhoz
a Reading, Pal sziletesu Hery-
cyk Janos youngstown Pinter
Juliat, ozv. Pinter Jozsefne lea
nyat Magyarok Nagyasszonya
r. k. hitkozseg plebanosa, Ft.
Nyiri Istvan el6tt.
Tanuk: Ellis Janos IS Burey
Andras. Nyoszolyo lanyok: Pin
ter Erzsebet. Margit, Zsofia, Ke-
mecsei Jolan es Korhan Anna.
V6felyek: Pinter Janos, Smith
Janos. O'Mallon Andras, DiPir-
sion Janos Is Laposan Istvan
voltak.
A nagyszamu rokonsag es ven
degsereg reszere a hitkozseg ter
meben szolgaltak fel a lakodalmi
vacsorat. aho1 zenekar hangjai
mellett az vi par boldogsagara
szamos szebbnel-szebb felko-
szont6 hangzott el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18

A Republicans part. amely ed
Dig is rendesen bant a magyar
szarmazasu polgarokkal. az idei
kampanyban meg nagyobb SEE
repet kivan juttatni a magyar
sagnak.
A part executive committee
jaban (vegrehajto bizottsag) az
iden magyar ember is szerepel es
pedig valasztas utjan. Pipoly
Gyula. ismert campbelli magyar
uzletember es Hplandi lakos a
tagja ennek fontos bizottsag-
max. amely tulajdonkeppen a leg
fontosabb SERVE partnak Ma
honing megyeben.
A Republicans partvezetoseg
Pipoly Gyula kezdemenye zesere
ma, pentek este nyolc orara meg
hivja az osszes republicans ma
gyarokat egy gyiilesre, hogy a
republikanus magyarok megbe-
szelhessek a politikai helyzetet
es hogy milyen formaban XII
vannak resztvenni a kampany.
ban.
A gyulest Republicans part
foirodajaban tartjak, ez Mar
ket Streeten van. szemben a me.
eye hazzal( Court House). A
gyules vege fele tobb jelolt is
megjelenik es George Bishop
part elnok is beszelni fog.
Mindenesetre oromnel regisz
tra1juk, hogy a kampany iroda
ban ket magyar leany egy
West Side-rol 'esy pedig Cam
pbellb6l talalt legalabb ide
iglenes alkalmazast. John G. Coo
per irodajaban is egy magyar
zarmazasu leany kapott alkal
lnazast a kampany alatt {:
Cooper nagyon meg van vele ele
gedve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
A BIzTOSiT Assert
MEC0LTEk ISMET
ECY BEvANDORL0T
Bahleda jakab az aldozat.
Negy biztositast vett XII ele-
.tere burdosasszonya, esy fe-
kete no. AIT mondjak, ma
gyar volt az aldozat

A Mahoning folyo partjain
igen sok kert van, amelyet mum
kasok apolnak, hogy ebben a
nagy nyomorusagban legyen va
lami kerti vetemenyiik.
Egy ilyen kertben a napokban
ket megijedt mexicoi munkas egy
ferfi holttestet talalta meg. Sza-
ladtak a rendorsegre. A halottat
bevittek egy tetemnez6be, ahol
a boncolo orvosok megallapitot-
tax, hogy OF golyo erte. Az egyik,
melyet fejebe lottek, okozta a
halalat.
Tobb, mint l8 oraig fekudt a
halott tetemnezoben. mig veg
re- jelentkezett egy fekete asz-
SONY, aki a halottban felismerte
Bahleda Jakab, allitolag magyar
|orszagi szarmazasu lakojat.
A rendorseg faggatni kezdte
az asszonyt es kesobb az urat
lis. Az asszony. aki 3l8 Foster
Street alatt lakik, ait mondotta,
hogy Bahleda hetfon este re-
szegen ment el hazulrol is, ami
kor kedden mem teri vissza, 3
kerdez6skodott a rendorsegen es
a korhazakban, hogy hatha va
lami baj erte.
Bahleda. aki a Republic Steel
Corporation munkasa volt, rejte-
lyes modon kerult oda, ahol meg
talaltak kedden delben. Az Or
vosok szerint mar tobb. mint "a
oraja halott volt.
A detektivek kutatas kozben
rajottek. hogy Bahleda eletere
fekete burdos asszonya javara
az utobbi idoben negy biztosi-
tast kotottek, amelyeknek osze-
ge meghaladja az ezer dollart.
A legujabb biztositast julius
ban vettek XII. A rendorseg erre
gyilkossag gyanuja alatt letar-
toztatta fekete hazaspart.
A neve utan itelve Bahleda
inkabb horvat volt, mint ma
gyar. Szorgalmas munkas hire
ben ALT es volt megtakaritott
penze is.
A rendorseg most lazasan nyo-
moz, hogy feketek ellen a gyil-
kossag vadjat alatamassza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18

0REC HAzAsP[
CSAL0k hlDO1l /
A mesye meg van elegedve Egesz eIetuk kere
elso ciklussval Most uibol fosztottak meg Mei
jelolt Republicans tiketen gyof Is nejet egy rS

Hanyszor irtuk mar meg III
hanyszor megirtak az amerikai
ujsagok, hogyan dolgoznak 81
csalok. megis mindig akadnak
uiabb es ujabb aldozatok.
Egy nagyon Greg csalo trul-
kot hasznalva. ket gazernber As
napokban meglepett egy id6ss
farmer hazaspar egesz Sletsnek
nehezen megtakaritott vagyon-
kajaval. Az aldozat MeitG1
Gyorgy 81 ewes es neje 50 evess
akik Salem kozeleben, Car.
field Roadon laknak.
Egg sep nap megjelent nSliil
egy idegen. aki AIT inondotta,
hogy farma felet meg akarn&
venni, hogy azon j6szagot lliz-
Ialjon. Amint a ket oregge1 a fare
mat nezegette, odajott egy ma
six idegen Is AIT mondotta. hogy
3 most orokolt "A czer dollift
egy texasi olajos nagybacsitd.
aki AIT hagyta meg. hogy a pSnz
felet ossza ell szegenyek kozott.
Miutan nem isrner6s ezen a vide
ken. ARA kerte fel Meitert, hogy
"a penzt 6rizze meg. De persze
AIT is kovetelte, hogy Meter biz
tisitekul sajat penzet is tegye
belle egy pleh skatulyaba.
Meiterek elnlentek a bankba,
kivettek 6l0O dollarjukat. Betct-
tex penzt skatulyaba. Az
idegenek elbucsuztak. hogy maid
egv par nap mulva visszajon-
mex Is otthagytak . skatnlyst.
Ahikor az idegenek mem tkffts1E
vissza, felnyitottak dobozt xs
abban persze mem volt mas. csak
ujsagpapir.
A csalokat keresi negy megye
rendorsege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18

Amikor egy megyei tisztvisel6
megerdemli a dicseretet, mi va
gyunk az elsok, akik elismeres-
sci vagyunk, ha pedig ras zorul a
kritikara, ugy mi vagyunk az ell
s6k, akik felemeljiik tiltakoza-
sunkat.
George P. Lewis, megyei penz-
-tarnok, az el6bbi osztalyba tar
tozik. Meg alig egy eve van hi
vatalaban, de ez alatt az egy ev
alatt megs zintette a pontatlan-
sagot megyei penztari hivatal-
ba, aminek k6vetkezteben az ado
fizetes sokkal re1desebben men.
es Mahon ng riegye a masodik
fel evben els6 helyre kerilt az
allalnban. Dacara a felgyiilem-
lett munkanak. Lewis nem hogy
ess1rise siffiv atalanak 6isskeeit; Ia
mem redukalta azokat.
Evvel rekorddal Mr.. Lewis
max a Republicans el6valaszta
son meg csak clientele sem volt
Ujboli megvalasztasa a masodik
terminusra, biztosnak veheto.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18

to negotiate tariff treaties with
foreign countries.
What if he choose steel to
bargain with a foreign country
and permit the import of TO-
reign made steel at much lower
duty than at present. How can
the steel industry compete
against the cheap labor of TO-
reign countries. It can't and the
American workman would pay
the bill.
This is one Of the principal
reasons why we are still Repub-
licans in national politics. We
say we need not rubber stamp
Congress but Congress which
will help the President in his
efforts for bringing about social
reforms and. at the same time to
act as break against any effort
to lower American wages and
American workers living con-
ditions by tampering with the
tariff.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
MuNKAVlSzONYOK
JAvULNAk
A bizonytalansag visszatart-
ia a vevoket. Sok order var
ARA, mig eld6l, lesz-e inflacio

A heten mintegy 20 szazale-
kos er6vel dolgoztak a young
stowni kerlilet acelgyarai. ami BIZ
zony alig jelent tobb mint ket
napi munkat hetenkent atlagban
az acel munkasoknak.
Sok acel rendelest visszatart
az a bizonytalansag, amelyet a
multi heten okozott az a hir, hogy
Roosevelt elnok ismet leszalli-
tani keszul a dollar arany tartal-
mat. Ez persze infaciot jelentene
es ennek kovetkezteben aremel-
kedesek lennenek varhatok.
Egyaltalaban' most ugy lat
silk, hogy Washington nem fog
semmi fontosabb nyilatkozatot
adm "a valasztasok utanig. Hogy
azutan NIT mond maid az elnok,
ez sok talalgatasra ad okot. At
tol fog flggni, hogy milyen mum
kaviszonyok lesznek a telen. Mi
jobbakat varunk, inert biztosra
vesszik, hogy Roosevelt meg
nyugtatja maid nepet, hogy
mem kesziil semmifele radikalis
e1tolodasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
ANC0L oSzTALYOK
MAGYAR N0kNEk
Az international Institute a
heten megkezdte ismet a ta-
nito munkat

Az international Institute, a
mely a Y. w. c. A. kereteben
miikodik. ismet megkezdte an
gol tanfolyamait nok reszere q
varos kulonboz6, bevandoroltak
altal lakott reszeiben.
Az osztalyokat, ahol a tanitas
te1jesen ingyenes, 'kovetkezo
helyeken es id6pontokban tart
jak.
Minden hetf6n delutan 1:3O-
kor Nelson Houseban (Brier
Hill); ~
Minden kedden reggel o:3O-kor
a Truscon Steel jatszoteren, del
utan 1:3O-kor a St. Rocco te-
remben, a Calvin Streeten Is ket
6rakor a Is North Walnut St.
alatt az International Institute
helyisegeben.
Minden szerdan reggel go
kor az Adams iskolaban (Lan-
singville);
Minden csiitort0kon reggel
o:30-kor az Ohio. Works terme-
ben (Salt Spring Rd.); delutan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18

A hst vege fele valamivel gyon-
gebbek lesznek munkaviszo-
nyok es most mar aligha varha-s
to, hogy a november 6-iki va
lasztasok el6tt nagyobb valtozas
al1jon be.
Tobb nagy acel rendeles var.
eldontesre kozel jov6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
BRIDGEPORT SZ0VETSEG
YOUNGSTOWN, is. OSZT.

A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16-ik.
youngstown osztalya jovo vasar-
nap tartja rendes havi gyiileset
a szokott helyen es id6ben. =
Beteg tagok: Deak Janosne, Da-
nyis Janos. Ricz Janos, Franko
Mihaly. = Betegseg az iigykeze-
lionel jelentend6: 1884 Silliman
St. Telefon 94O5O. estsa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
A SENT ISTVAN EGYHAZ
IFJUSAGI KORE Macy
SZERU HALLOWEEN
TANCESTELYT RENDEZ

A Scent Istvan Egyhaz Ifju-
sagi Kore oktober 25-en, csii-
tortokon este a rendes evi Hal
loween tancestelyet az el6nyosen
ismert "Nu Elm" tagas Is min-
den kenyelemmel ellatott tanc-
termeben tartja. A terem az
Elm Streeten, Spring es Ar
lington utcak kozott van, par
blocknyira a Public Squaret6l.
A zenet a tanckedvelok altaf
alta1anosan kedvelt Wick Mackey
II tagu zenekara. kozottiik .egy
enekesn6, Bobbie Powell, fogja
szolgaltatni. Wick Mackey es
zenekara multi telen Stamr
baugh Auditoriumban. ezen =
nyaron pedig Bannow Brook Pa
radicsomban jatszott. Frissit6k,
asztalok es pihen6 helyek bowen.
A zene els0rendu, az adomentes
jegyek eleg kedvezmenyesek,
hogy minden tanckedvel6 reszt-.
vehessen ezen. az egyhaz jayara
rendezend6 Halloween estelyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
Husoczki J6zsef, iigyk

l:3O-kor a Is North Walnut St.
alatt es este 7 orakor a South
Avenuei bebi klinika helyisege-
ben.
A varro iskolat minden seer
dan delutan l 1::3O-kor tartjak a
Is North Walnut St. alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
TOWN TOPICS

AA IliICS "SCAS VIC Will u6VS
the elections. Registration and
transfers closed Tuesday. Thous-
ands needed the warning and en-
rolled. And now the campaign
starts in all seriousness.
Although the elections are on
a partisan basis we can't be
guided by party politics only in
the selection of local officials.
AS taxpayers we must inquire
into the qualifications and fitness
to serve the public regardless of
politics. We must look the ex-
perience Of the candidates be-
fore we can determine if they
will do the taxpayers good.
Just to turn out a good office
holder because he has served
the public faithfully for a num-
Der Of years is all wrong. While
the new man may be just as
good, just as qualified as the one
now seeking reelection he still
lacks the experience, and to gain
this experience always cost the
taxpayers money.
-
We are firm believers in the
reform of county. government.
Any government is complex. The
days are gone when everybody
knew his neighbors. There are
about $4,000 voters in Mahoning
County, not half of them are
taxpayers. Yet all elect the Of
ficials who spend the money Of
the taxpayers.
This is one of the reasons
why we are strongly in favor Of
the election of the county char
ter commission to make draft
of charter for the county.
Whatever this committee decides
upon will not become law until
the entire county and its Fsub-
division vote upon NE plan.
We have too many county Of
ficials. We have too much divid-
ing of responsibility in the court
house. We have too many funct-
ions duplicated. The commission
to be elected could make study
of existing conditions, embody
the remedies in its plan and SUBJ
nit it to the voters. We believe
that the taxpayers will save
money.
We are glad the Hungarian
Republicans are organizing. It
was about time they did. Our
Democratic friends have made
great inroads among Hungarian
born voters. The Democratic
cup. however. is not all full Of
honey. There are bitter dregs on
the bottom of the cup.
We helped to support some OF
the recovery measures sponsored
by the Democratic administrat-
ion. We criticised others. We still
think that the Republican prin-
ciples are better than the De-
mocratic principles. By the way
nothing (or practically nothing)
of what President Roosevelt has
done was embodied in the De-
mocratic platform. Some of the
Roosevelt measures are in direct
and flagrant violation of De
mocratic principles.
There are perhaps more IL
beraly minded people among the
Republicans than among the De.
mocrats. This so called "Solid
South, which is always De
mocratic (except when Catholic
runs for office) is far more con-
servative than the industrial and
Republican Northern states.
Until the rest of the world
does not lift the living standard
of it's workers to the level oi
the American workers living
standard (Which despite the de-
preston is still high) we must
,,1crr;hA ~ <ha nrnfectioniSf
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-12
SCHOOL
CLASSES ENJOY
RECENT PARTIES

Valentine S day was appropriately
celebrated Saturday by members of
Mrs. Bertha Judd s Presbyterian
Sunday school class, the ''Pio-
neersn a group Of fifth and sixth
grade girls.
The party was held at the Judd
home, 1918 Brighton avenue, where
decorations, refreshments, games,
carried out the Valentine theme
Heart shaped refreshments, Valen-
tines, all contributed TO the sue
cess of the party.
Eighteen of the 20 class members
were present. During the evening
Rev. Irving T. Raab, pastor of the
church, dropped i'll for the festiv-
tiles.
Last Thursday Mrs. r.. p Pope s
class, 1.-The Climbers' were host
esses at a dinner given for the
boys group, this dinner being the
penalty imposed on the Climbers
for being the losing side in the re-
cent contest.
The girls served a delicious sup
per and an enjoyable program was
conducted during the supper hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-12
EXCELLENT PROGRAM PRESENTED FOR
SUNDAY VESPER MUSICALE YESTERDAY

! haps so well known to valley aud
fences but who is fast becoming
a favorite. NJ Hauser's softly NUT
ed, soothing Cradle Song the
lovely calm Song of the Evening
Star" from Wagner'S" "TannhauS-
er" and "Wooing Winds tTrink-
haus) similar in mood to the other
two. were beautifully played by
Miss Bayless. Jane Anderson play
ing the accompaniments.
Miss Yukawa was then heard
in three piano numbers: "Solfeg-
eitto" Pm. En-. Bach a short,
sparkling composition which she
played with brilhance; The Lark"
tGhnka-Balakire whose clear
liquid purity ana haunting melody
were well brought out, and Nal
aguena" tAlbeniz). a Spanish dance
with the typical rhythm and alter
mating periods of gaiety and dark
ness which characterize this type
of music
In response TO the many demands.
Miss Yukawa graciously responded
with an encore 'Minuet.' by See
boeck.
A second Sunday veSper musicale
will take place this month, Sun
day, February 25, when Gladys
Fawcett Of Brawley will
present the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-12
PRESENT DAY
CLUB MEETS
ON SATURDAY

Present Day club members en-
joyed a delightful evening Satur-
day when they were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross T. HickcoX,
1853 Holt avenue.
Following the club custom. Mr.
and Mrs. Hickcox served dessert
to their guests after which a short
program was given by Mrs. F. D.
Jacobs who discussed education,
its Importance in creating spiritual
values for children and the part
citizens should play in maintaining
the institution
The remainder Of the evening
was devoted TO bridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Jacobs winning the prize
for combined high score, and Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Rice, that for
low. Individual high score prizes
were won by Mrs. Jacobs and W
c. Costello, and low by Mrs. Rice
and P. N. Van Slyck.
Mr. and Mrs Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Slyck Mr.. and Mrs. D.
B. Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Peter Greene were guests Of the
club.
Members present were Dr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Apple, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. J. Bradshaw, Mr.. and Mrs J.
z. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Costello, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hor-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Horne,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Rice, Mr.
and Mrs. Mont ). Reid, DR.. Z. O.
Carter.