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Evening star., 1934-11-07
SHIPS IN COLLISION
ARE TOWED TO PORT
Damaged U. S. Destroyers Are
En- Route Back to San Diego
Navy Base.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, November Two
American destroyers damaged in a col
lision off Magdalena Bay, Mexico, are
en- route to San Diego Navy base in
tow of tenders
Wireless reports said the destroyer
Ellis, commanded by Lieut.. Comdr. F.
K. O'Brien, rammed the Mcfarland
on the starboard side while both were
engaged in maneuvers without lights
Monday night.
Another accident, involving air.
planes from the carrier Lexington
marred the maneuvers.
While flying in formation, planes
piloted by Lieut.. Thomas P. Jeter
Robert Goldthwaite and Charles L.
Westhofer brushed wings.
Jeter's ship fell into the ocean. He
was rescued by the destroyer William
son Just as his plane sank.
Goldthwaite and Westhofer flew back
to the Lexington, their planes only
slightly damaged.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
LIBBY HOLMAN BACK
ON MUSICAL STAGE
Reynolds Widow in Play With
Charles Winninger at
Philadelphia.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. November =
Libby Holman Reynolds sang again
last night from the musical stage.
The one-time 'moanin' low" girl OF
Broadway fame made her appearance
in the world premiere Of Revenge
With Music" production which its
authors describe as a musical play
based on the Spanish legend of The
Three -Cornered Hat"
Costarred with her is Charles Win
ninger, best known for his role Of
Uncle Henry in Show Boat
The play is scheduled for two
week stand in Philadelphia before its
New York opening. 1t was written by
Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz.
authors of "Threes a Crowd" The
Bandwagon" and Flying Colors."
Except for her repertory roles during
the Summer with the Hedgerow Play
ers at nearby Moylan-Rose Valley,
Libby has been in virtual retirement
since quitting the stage a few years
aCO
Evening star., 1934-11-07
MACHAD0 DYING,
FRIENDS ARE TOLD
Former Cuban President Poisoned
by Cook, Reports De-
clare.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November THE
Herald Tribune says Latin American
quarters in New York have received
private information" that Gerardo
Machado, fugitive former President Of
Cuba, is near death from poisoning in
Santo Domingo.
Machado. the newspaper says, was
reported to have been poisoned by his
cook Monday night.
The cook, who had posed as q
Dominican" the newspaper added,
was said to be Cuban who had been
assigned by a secret group to take
Machado's life"
Officials in Santo Domingo have de-
MED recurrent rumors Of Machado's S
presence there. The former President
fed Cuba after his regime was over
thrown in August. 1888, and spent sew
eral months in Canada and the United
States. He is wanted in Havana on q
murder charge.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
COMMUNITY CHEST
GROUP IS At WORK
Solicitors Begin Activities
Prior to Campaigns Open
ing on Monday.

Although the Community Chest
campaign will not open officially until
Monday, some of the solicitors, par
ticularly those connected with the
group solicitation and governmental
units, were at work today.
A mobilization meeting of the metro
politan unit, to he held in the Willard
Hotel ball room at o'clock tonight.
will launch the workers of this unit
into the campaign. More than 1000
Community Chest workers and leaders
are expected to attend
DIR. Sizoo to Speak.
Rev. Joseph r. Sizoo, pastor OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
will be the chief speaker. Joseph D.
Kaufman, chairman of the unit. will
preside. Messages of greeting will be
delivered by Clarence Phelps Dodge,
president of the Chest, and Campaign
Chairman H. L. Rust. jr.
The purposes of the Community
Chest will be outlined in a short talk
by Herbert L. Willett. jr., Chest direc-
tor. Maj. James Asher of the Saliva
ton Army will give the invocation and
Rev. John O'Grady. director of the
Catholic Charities, will pronounce the
benediction.
Sir Willmott Lewis, correspondent
of the London Times. will be the prin-
cipal speaker at a mobilization meeting
OF the special gifts units of the Chest
tomorrow night at the Mayf1ower
Hotel. Carroll Morgan. chairman OF
the unit. will act as POSTMASTER at a
dinner to be held in connection with
the meeting This will be the final
of the preliminary meetings OF the
Chest units.
Rally at SPIN.
A rally OF 1000 chairmeri~ and key
men in the Treasury Department Com
munity Chest Committee will be held
at pm. today in the Commerce De-
partment auditorium, with Secretary
of the Treasury Morgenthau as the
principal speaker Maj. Gen. Frederick
Coleman. chairman Of the govern
mental unit of the campaign. also will
speak. Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Robert. chairman of the
Treasury unit, will preside. Plans will
be made at this meeting for canvassing
the 1900 employees of the Treasury
Department.
The Community Chest goal this year
is 81 ,675 ,000 divided as follows: Spe-
cial gifts unit, S50l 900; govern
mental unit. s570.500; metropolitan
unit, s257,1o0; group solicitation unit,
s342 100. and Capital unit, s4,29s.
The first report meeting of the
campaign will be held at 1890 pm.
Monday in the ball room of the Willard
Hotel
Evening star., 1934-11-07
NINE ARE KILLED
IN POLL CONFLICTS
Gun Ambuscade in PennsN.
vania Fatal to Five-Riot.
ing in Missouri.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Nine persons were killed in political
conflicts accompanying the general
elections.
Five died after a gun ambuscade at
Kelayres, Pa. where they marched in
a Democratic election eve parade be-
fore the home Of the Republican town
leaders
Gunmen seeking to keep colored
persons from the polls killed one white
person and wounded two others at
Holland, Mo. The terrorists escaped
before State troopers arrived.
One man was shot to death in an
election quarrel at Cedar Hill. Ohio
Another was killed at Greenup, KY,
as he wrestled with his brother for q
gun with which a third man was
wounded in an election argument. The
ninth man was stabbed to death in a
fight at polling place in Weeks
bury, Ky.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
GEORGIA COLEMAN
SLOWLY RECOVERING
Delicate Brain Operation, Kept
Secret, Took Three Hours
to Perform.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON, November Georgia
Coleman, Olympic womsn's diving
champion, had started on the road
to recovery today after . delicate op-
GRAFTON Monday night on her pituitary
gland underneath the brain. Her
surgeon, DR.. Gilbert Horrax Of the
Lahey Clinic, said she was doing
we'll"
Mrs. Roof ellison, the former Miss
Coleman, who was wed secretly to
. Jackson, Mich, salesman in Fort
Lauderdale, Fla, in March, 1888, kept
the operation as secret as her mar
riage. Not until yesterday did it be-
come known she had been confined
to New England Baptist hospital
bed since Friday to rest for the
dangerous operation, which took
nearly three hours to perform.
DR.. Horrax, a former associate Of
DR.. Harvey Cushing Of Boston, .
widely known brain specialist. said
the operation was mot unusual"
Evening star., 1934-11-07
DEMOCRATS IN OREGON
COUNT GAIN AND LOSS
Win Govern orship, but Lose Con-
gressional Seat to Re-
publicans.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Greg, November T.
Oregon Democrats viewed the election
results with mixed feelings today, hav-
ing gained Governor and lost a Rep
resentative.
Generally they gave way to unre-
strained enthusiasm as they discussed
the victory Of Charles H. Martin. a
Democrat and a retired major gen.
eral, who left Congress to seek the
governorship.
Martin won by decisive victory
over Joe Z. Dunno, Republican. and
Peter Zimmerman, self-styled fighting
Progressive.
But the congressional seat he va
Gated went to a Republican. william
A. Ekwall, Multnomah circuit judge.
Representatives James w. Mott. Re-
publican. and Walter H. Pierce, Dem
ocrat, were reelected.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
INVENTOR OF INDUCTOR
COMPASS SUCCUMBS
Prof. James Gordon Gray's In.
strument Aided Lind bergh on
Transatlantic Flight.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GLASGOW, Scotland. November
PROF. James Gordon Gray, one of
whose many inventions was the in
ductor compass which assisted Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh in his trans
atlantic solo flight, died today.
Prof. Gray long recognized as one
of the worlds most brilliant workers
in the field of applied physics, did
valuable scientific work for the Brit
ish and American governments dur
ing the World War, but for years
received little public recognition be-
cause Of the operation Of the ON
cial secrets act
The fact that he invented and per-
fected the gyroscope for aerial and
marine purposes during the war was
not revealed until later.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
Baby Under Knife.

MAYSVILLE. KY. November z (P,.
Billie Carroll Heiss is only 3 months
old, but already she has grounds to
talk of my operation"
The child, who is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heiss of Au-
gusta, KY, underwent an operation
for appendicitis yesterday in q hos
pital here.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
HEIRESS is ENGAGED

PASADENA, Calf. November Z up.
The engagement Of Miss Bernice
Smith, typewriter heiress. to Frank
Lyman, New York actor who is ap-
pearing at the Community Playhouse
here, was disclosed yesterday. She Is
the daughter Of B. L. Smith, type
writer Co. executive of Seattle. They
plan to be married early next year.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
Denied by Friend.

SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Re-
public, November CP)-A report that
Gerardo Machado, former President
of Cuba, had been poisoned, was de-
MED categorically today by friend Of
the exile. This authority said he saw
Machado yesterday and that he was
in excellent health.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
What's What
Behind News
In Capital
G. O. P. Overlooked
Santa Claus Campaign
in Mississippi.
BY PAUL MALLON.

T IS good thing the Republicans
did not find out before election
about the Santa Claus campaign
L conducted by an A. A. A. field
agent down in Mississippi.
This tellow apparently thought
he iDds Mark Hanna. Boies PEN
rose and Matt Quay all rolled into
one. Weeks ago, he sent out to all
cotton farmers IN Mississippi let
ter urging them to meet him on
certain dates at certain places to
sign compliance papers. Then,
dot0n at the bottom OF the letter.
ne prote P. S., which stated. in
part:
Don't you think Uncle Sam is about
the best one OF all our kinfolks? May
be he is Santa Claus as well as an
uncle. If you think well of him, don't
talk about him. except to tell how good
he has been to U.S."
Evening star., 1934-11-07
RELEASE ORDER FAILS
TO FREE MACHADO KIN
Brother of Former President Of
Cuba Exonerated of Murder
Attempt.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
HAVANA, November 7.-An order
for the release of Carlos Machado,
brother Of former President Gerardo
Machado, reached Cabana Prison yes
terday, but oficials said Machado
would not be released until they are
certain no other charges are pending
against him.
The release order came from the
Court Of Sanctions of Santa Clara,
which >exonerated Machado of charges
OF attempted murder. If he is released
he has indicated he win leave the
country.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
CUBAN REVOLUTIONARIES
TOBE ASKED TO RETURN
Mendieta Government Will Invite
Leaders to Help Plan Ma
tional Election.

BY the Associated Press.
HAVANA, November with the
full approval Of President Carlos
Mendieta,"' Secretary of the Interior
Enrique Mazas announced yesterday
ne would invite several revolutionary
leaders now in the United States to
return to, Cuba to help plan the ma
tional elections
Mazas said he would ask former
Presidents Ramon Grau San Martin
and Mario G. Menocal and Joaquin
Martinez Saenz, leader Of the A. B. c.
Society, to return from Miami, Fla,
and cooperate with the government.
Evening star., 1934-11-07
GRAIN STRIKE BEGINS

Farmers Close Down on Deliveries
to 8 Canadian Elevators.
MUNDARE. Alberta. November 7
P).-A farmers strike against delivery
Of grain became effective yesterday
when deliveries to the eight elevators
here ceased There had been heavy
deliveries during the morning.
Hot disputes were in evidence on the
streets between those supporting the
strike and their opponents.
Undergrading, excessive dockage and
low prices were protested by the
farmers.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
FELHIVAS
A SIT. 1mre Hg. Egylet volt
tagjaihoz.

Tudatom SIT. Imre Herceg
Egylet 9-ik osztalyanak azon
volt tagjait, akik a rossz gaz-
dasagi viszonyok Matt tagsagi
dijaikat mem tudtak fizetni es
ezaltal a tagok sorabol kimarad-
tax, hogy a Kozponti Intezo BIZ
zottsag hatarozata ertelmeben
alkalmuk van folyo ev junius h6
3O-ik napjaig tagok soraba
viss zalepni, azon esetben, ha az
elmult ev 1888 majus ho 1-so
napjaig jarulo hatralekaikat ha-
rom honap leforgasa alatt meg
flzetik es az orvos altal mago-
kat megvizsgaltatjak. B6vebb
felvilagositassal szolgalnak Gy6ri
Mihaly elnok, Is Bright Ave-,
Campbell; Boncz Janos jegyzo,
158 Hartford Ave. es Hauer FIJI
lop lev. titkar, Us S. Forest Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

FARRELL ELSO MAGYAR
BETEGSEGELYZO EGYLET
Beteg tagok: Baba josef es
Biro Jozsefne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
NACYICSKY JANOSNET
KEDDEN TEMETTEK Ell

Nagyiczky Janosne, sill. Cros:
Roza, A ewes koraban meghal1
multi szombaton este $40 Dixor
St. alatti otthonaban. Nagyic ky
net nagyon megviselte a depresz-
szio, inert sem ferjenek, sem
fiainak eveken at nem volt mum.
kaja. Betegseget6l megvaltotta
a halal.
Ferjen kiviil gyaszoljak OF fla
if. Janos, Jozsef, Vilmos, Gyu-
la es Ferenc es egy leanya Ro-
"a, harom fivere Cross Jozsef
Washington, Pa. Tomko Istvan
Sharon, Pa. es Cross Janos Ma
syarorszagon, valamint egy no
we're Mrs. Bond Erzsebet, Den
yer, CO. ket sogora es egv uno-
kaja.
Temetese kedden delelott volt
SIT. Istvan templombol Fl
Bro Lorincz vegezte a szertar.
tast. A Calvary temetoben he
lyeztek orok nyugalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
A YONGSTOWNI
MAGYAR PJJNKOZSDI
GYULEKEZET HIREI
k0zIi BENEDEk JOSEF
GyuIekezet pasztora
Lakas. 2610 Areo Ave
TempIom: Saltspring Is vestal Road

Biblia keresztseg Youngstown
ban. Nilesben szepen folyik az
Urrrak munkaja es a xix meg er-
tettek az Istennek kedves igejet
eses szerint akarnak elni es
cselekedni, azok az Urnak ezen
parancsat is vegre akarjak haj-
tani, hogy aki hiszen es meg ke-
resztelkedik, udvezll, aki mem
hiszen, elkarhozik. Mark, l6-16v.
Eme bibliai scent keresztseget
fogjuk megtartani aprilis San,
vasarnap delutan 2::3O kezdetteI
a Wood es a Wick Ave. levG
First Christian Churchben.
A mely alkalomra vendeg pre-
dikator testverek lesznek jelen
es vendeg testverek kulonbozd
varosokbol. A zenekar jatszani
tog vendeg zeneszekkel kibovitve
es az enekkar enekel.
Eme kedves alkalomra meg
hivjuk youngstown es nilesi
magyar nepiinket igaz szeretet-
tel, jojjenek ell es szemleljek We
gig. Mi pedig orommel es igaz
szeretettel varunk es latunk min
denkit vallas es elv-kilonbsee
nelkiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
CHILDREN'S HOME AND
HOME FOR THE AGED

Ligonier, Penna., 1884 marc. q.
Kedves Testver
A bojti idoszak vegehez koze-
ledik, nemsokara lit lesz az al
dott husvet. A bojti id6 lemon
dast, onmegtagadast kovetelt to-
lunk, hogy ICY mutathassuk be
aldozatos, Observation-Disclosures hus-
vetkor a Krisztus ures koporso-
janal. Az igazi bolt, amint a pro-
feta tanit benninket, ebben all
"Az ehez6nek megszegni kenye-
redet, a inefficient felruhaz-
zad."
Intezetunk SO arvaja es 18
munkakeptelen, Greg lakoja ko-
zelgo tavaszra tekintettel varja a
konnyebb ruhat es cip6t jolte-
voinktol, mem is emlitve a min
dennapi kenyeret, amire sziikse-
guk van. Milyen aldas lesz rea-
juk, ha nemesszivii partfogok
gyakoroljak velik szemben az Is
tennek tetszo bojtott Is ez altal
teszik szeppe Is komolly& 4
husveti unnepeket!
Arvaink es oregeink neveben
ismetelten zorgetek megert6 test
vereinknel, jo remenyseggel ker-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
PRO-HUNCARIA

Pro-Hungaria Magyar NIX
Vilagszovetsegenek youngstown
osztalya, aprilis ho 1O-en, ked-
den este tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset w. S. Magyar Otthon-
ban. Ezen a gyilesen lesz az
Anyaknapja programmjanak a
megbeszelese, keretnek a bizott~
sagi tagok a megjelenesre es
kerjuk a tagsag teljes szamu
szives megjeleneset is, inert
tobb fontos targy kerul megbe-
szelesre.
Gyules utan kellemes szorako-
zas lesz megjelentek reszere.
A Pro-Hungaria youngstown
osztalyanak tisztikara boldog Is
aldasteljes husveti iinnepeket XII
van tagjainak, joakaroinak Is az
osszmagyarsagnak..
Hazafias tisztelettel
Csete Sandorne, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
PAR $40 Az EGYLETI
ELETROL

A Farrell-i Els6 Magyar Bs.
Egylet, amely az egyediili helyi
egylet kornyeken, a legutobbi
gyiilesen hatarozatilag kimondot-
ia, hogy l6 ewes kortol 25-ig be-
allasi dij nelkil vesz fel tago-
kat. Azonfelul az egyletnek tag
ia lehet minden kifogastalan jel-
lemi magyar ferfi es no. Nok
As ewes es ferfiak 50 ewes korig
felvehetok megfelelo orvosi bizo-
nyitvannyal, amelynek koltseget
a jelenkez6 fizeti. A rogtoni Sc
gellvel beallni szandekozok ha-
rom havi dijat fizetnek. Az egy-
let fizet tagjainak evi 2o heti Sc
gelyt. Els6 hetre ct dollar, tizen-
ket heten heti tiz dollar, tizen-
harom heten is1net heti OF dol
lart. Halal eseten 100 dollart es
koszorut helyez az elhunyt ra-
vatalara. Tagsagi dij havonta egy
dollar.
Az elmondottak vilagosan BIZ
zonyitjak a nevezett egylet Jo-
sagat, hasznaljuk ,fel tehat az al
kalmat, mig mem keso.
A TISZTIKAR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

We szamukra husveti ajandekot.
A tavasz kozeledte farmunkon
is kulon kiadasokat jelent =
szantasi munkaer6, vetomag,
fertilizer, stb., amit testvereink
megertenek es erzo szivukre
hallgatva bizonyara segitenek.
Idvesseges Is or0mteljes hus-
yeti unnepeket kivanva joszivii
testvereinknek, adomanyukat
kerve maradok szeretettel
Nanassy Lajos, arvatya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
VERTIOVAY SEGELY EGY-
LET 10s FIoKJA

Beteg tagok: Vas Istvan, n
Palmer Ave. Pivarnyik Mihaly,
500 Alexander St. Szilagyi Mi
haly, 5l2 Crescent St. Szenege-
t6 Miklos, Lockwood, 0. Sander
Ivan, 32o Vestal Rd. Kondas
Andras, 27 Walter ST., Campbell,
O. Revesz Mihaly, Ellsworth, O..
Betegseg a titkarnal jelentendo
cine 211 Edward St. Telefon
szam 75732.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
IOZSEF NAPI tjNNEPELY

Fajkusz Jozsef, Veszpremme-
eye barsonyosi es neje Horvath
Erzsebet, Gyormegye nyiili, 733
Baldwin Ave-, Sharon, Pa. Lake
sok marcus ho lien innepelteL
Josef napjat, Fajkusz 5O-ik
szuletesi evfordulojat.
Kellemes Husveti Unnepeket
kivan lap Sharon, Farrell,
Sharpsville es kornyeke olvasoi-
max
Kuti Tamas, az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kepvisel6je.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
EL|TELTEK ECY
MAGYAR EMbERT
aody Andras $50 evi fegy-
hazat kapott egy meggondo-
latlan tetteert. Deporta-
lassal meg lehet menteni a
fegyhaztol


bolcsmegyei szarmazasu honfi-
tarsunk valoban az ital aldozata-
max mondhatja magat. Hody,
aki mar tobb mint 18 eve egy
West Austintownban lako kon-
traktornal dolgozott es annak
haza megett egy sandiban lakott,
karacsony estejen szornyen be-
rugott.
Hody alighanem az ital hatasa
alatt betort munkaadojanak ha-
zaba es egy Macy kalapaccsal ke-
Izeben halalra kereste a kontrak-
tort, de lefogtak es azota a me-
gyei bortonben varta a targya-
last.
A targyalason Hody mem en-
lekezett semmire. AIT mondotta,
hogy az ital teljesen elvette az
eszet. Az eskudtek azonban ro-
vid tanacskozas utan blnosnek
talaltak egy lakott otthonba ej-
jel elkovetett betores es halalos
fenyegetes vadjaban, amiert BIZ
zony az Ohio-i torvenyek szerint
eletfogytiglani tarto fegyhaz jar.
De ugyancsak az eskudtek ke-
gyelemre ajanlottak Jenkins BIZ
ronak, aki meg igysis kenytelen
volt a sulyos fegyhazbii1tetest
kimerni.
Hody ha mem hallgatott volna
iigyvedeire, egy evi bortonnel
szabadult volna, inert Brogli Fe-
rene, magyar deputy sheriff koz-
benjarasara ugy az igyesz, mint
a biro hajlando lett volna belle
egyezni, hogy Hody a kisebb fo-
ku betores vadjaban bunosnek
vallja magat, amely esetben egy-
tol Is evig terjedo biintetest ka-
pott volna.
Jenkins biro meg ICY is belle
egyezett abba, hogy felfiiggeszti
buntetest, ha Hodyt deportal-
jak vissza Magyarorszagba. De
Hodynak mines egy Gentle sem.
Hody volt gazdaja, akit meg
olessel fenyegetett, kijelentette,
hogy rs dollarral hozzajarul a
koltsegekhez. Az igy a nagybi-
zottsag ele fog keriilni.
Hodynak mines hozzatartozoja
Youngstownban, mem polgar. Al
litolag valahol New Jerseyben el
egy testvere Is odahaza is elnek
testverei. Miutan tobb mint 10
eve Ell van Magyarorszagtol, ker-
des, vajon meg magyar allampol-
gar-e es hogy Magyarorszag hal
lando-e visszafogadni. Hody
egyel6re meg lit van megyei
bortonben, mig hazautazasanak
kerdese eldol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
DEMOKRATA GYtjLES

A campbelli Demokrata Klub
legutobbi gyulesen Matyasy Ist-
van magyar ugyved Is Dansh
Jozsef, Mahoning Megyei De-
mokrata Kor elnoke Is alelnoke
voltak a f6szonokok. A magyar
kor tagjai kozil tobben mentek
el tisztvisel6ikkel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
VERHOVAY HIREK

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
26-ik Sharon-i fiokja e hoban
tartott rendes gyulesen hivata-
los lapjava valasztotta az Ame-
rikai Magyar Hirlapot. lsmerve
hetilap magas nivojat, magya-
ros becsilettol izzo cikkeit, szik-
seget lattuk egyleti eletiinkbe,
mint propaganda eszkozt, be-
vonni EFT kozkedveltsegnek
orvendo magyar ujsagot. Az
Amerikaban vegetalo sajtomun-
kasoknak, illetve maganak sal
tonak, szuksege van a magyar
intezmenyek ilyen ertelmii ta-
mogatasara, de sokkal tobbet je-
lent az intezmenyeknek a sal
tok szolgalatai, melyet a lapok
llasabjain keresztiil tesznek. Mi
don fiokunk hivatalos lapJava
valasztotta az "Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap"-ot, reszben honoralni
probalta a lapnak multban tett
szivessegeit, masreszt alkalmat
akart adni a helyi magyar ko-
zonsegnek, hogy cikkeinkbol
megismerjek a nagy es gazdag
Verhovay Egyletet megismerve
megszeressek, erkolcsileg elore
is tamogatva annak tagjaiva val
janak. E sorok iroja a jovoben
tobbszor fog hirt ADM arrol,
hogy vajon mi tortenik Yer
hovay berkekben?
Nagykozonseginket bizonyara
erdekelni fogjak eek a kozleme-
nyek, melyeknek egyetlen celjuk
lesz a Verhovay Segely Egylet
ismertetese. Azonban remeljuk
ait is, hogy tagjaink, xix meg
nem elofizetoi, most mar hivata-
losan megvalasztott szocsovunk-
mex, elofizetokke valnak, hogy
idorol-idore pontosan szerezhes-
senek ertesiilest sajat magukat
erdeklo dolgokrol! Mem secret
mex cikkemmel egyutt unotta
valni, azonban mem mulasztha-
tom Ell, hogy ne kuldjem legfor-
robb udvozletemet hivatalos la
punknak ugyanakkor ne hiv-
jam fel nagykozonseg figyel-
met a junius lO-en tartando ju-
bileumi unnepelyGnkre. Fiokunk
tortenetesen azon napon lesz
harminc esztend6s. Ell mem fe-
lejtheto, szepseges inneppe fog
ia e napot tenni a rendezo bi-
zottsag, hogy a jubilalas melto
legyen az alakulas napjahoz. A
rendezoseg ezuton keri hely1
egyhazak es egyletek nagyrabe-
csult vezet6segeit, hogy ezen
idotajban ne rendezzenek mulat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
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