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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05
WEST SlDEl
MAGYAR POLGARI kOR

Elnok Brogli Ferenc. Alelnok Me-
zey Janos. Titkar akihez minden le-
vel kuldend6: Lengyel C. Lajos. 1924
Eddie ST., telefon 34594. Penztarnok
ID. Molnar Istvan. Ellen6r0k: Id.
Orosz Ferenc es Drozdik Mihaly.
Nagybizottsagi tagok: Brogli Ferenc
es Lengyel G. Lajos. P6ttag Balla
Ferenc. Hivatalos lap az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap.
Gyiileseit tartja a West Sidei Ma.
gyar Hazban. A hivatalos lap jelzi az
id6t es napot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05
A CAMPBELL, O.
MAGYAR POLGARI kOR

Gydleseit tartja minden h6nap d.
szombat est6j6n 6rakoS q KultuE;
klub helyisegeben, a Reed Ave 1nS
18th st. sarkan. Tagja lehet mindenk|
magyar szarmazasu amerikai polgSrE
es akinek els6 papirja van. Tagsxg1
dij so cent egy eg9sz eyre.
A tisztikar AZ 1934-ik eyre: Eln6kG
Heri Janos. Aleln0k TOr0k Gyula
Titkar Varga JOSEF. 1913 RobinsoU|
Rd. Penztarnok Miller Wendell. Ellen
6r0k: Walter Janos es Keleman
Gy0rgy. Ajt6Gr Dudas MFhaly. Hivar
talos lap az Amerikai = ,gyar HfrL
lap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05
A YOUNGSTOWN Es koRNYEkI
MAGYAR EGYHAZAk ES EGY.
LETEK NAGYBiZOTTSAGA
AIkult 1915-ben

Eln0k Habodasz Gusztav Els6 al.
elnOk Danish JOSEF. Masodik aleln6k
Brogli Ferenc. Titkar Cober Janos,
l7O6 Oak Street, akihez minden le.
vel kiildend6. Penztarnok Veress Ist.
van. Ellen6r0k: Kalucky Janos es
Kovacs Miklos. Hivatalos zap az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap. Gyiileseinek
idej4t es helyet hivatalos lap kozli
A Nagybizottsagnak tagja lehet
minden Youngstown es k0rnyeki ma
gyar egyhaz vagy egyIet. Celia az
0s.smagyarsag erdekeit szolgalni
kepviselni es megvedeni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05
OREG AMERlkASOk
YOUNGSTOWN CSAlADJA

Tagja lehet minden ferfi vagy ne,
aki legalabb 20 ewes Amerikas.. Cello
az 0sszetartas apolasa es k0zj6tekony
sag. Tagsagi dij egy eyre egy dollar.
Belephet a Mahoning es Shenangt
v0lgyeb6l barki.
Orok0s Csaladapa Debroszky And
ras. Csaladapa Gagyi Janos Helyet.
tes csaladapa Balasko Gy0rgy. Iro
deak Ress JOSEF. cine 4OS w. Fede
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05

g6ben Creed Ave 81 18th 6txus
rok) 1880 6rakor.
Eln6k Majoros Ferenc. Aol0
III. Walter Janos. Titkar alkihex x
den level kiildend6: Zboray Isty1
SO Jefferson St., Campbell, O1x
Penztarnok Agoston G6xa. An
Lukovszky Pal Ellen6r6k: Vae1
J6zsef, Snekszer Istvan, Sneksxer =
haly. Kelemen T6zsef, Feh6r J6uoo, N
A K6r sporttal is, ugymint ba1
ball, basketball 6s dramatikus c6lo
kal is foglalkoxik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05

Eln0k Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern6. Alel-
n0k HajIu Janos. Titkar Mixich Gas
par (411 Pasadena Ave, kihez K0rt
erdekl6 levelek kuldenLGGK). Penztar-
nok Kaluczky Lanos. Bizottsagi ta-
gok: Szluha Ferenc, Danish JOSEF
es Brogli Ferenc. Nagybizottsagi ta-
gok: Hajdu Janos es Mixich GaspAr
P6ttag Bodzas Tanos. Gyuleseit
tartja minden h6 utols6 het6ben a
SIT Istvan Otthonban Hivatalos lap:
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05

raj st. SzAmad6 Csernay 1ajos. Ro
vancsol6 Horvath Vilmos. A Csa.
ladi intez6 bizottsag tagjai: Bernai
Orosz, Gene Gabor, Eperjesy .J6zsef.
Horvath Istvan, Haszonics Ferenc,
Menyhert JOSEF, Nem6nyi Miklos
Ern6, Potornay Janos, varga Zsig.
mond, Veres Istvan. Nagybizottsagi
kikild0ttek: Horvath Vilmos, Ress
T6zsef, helyettes Eperjesy I6zsef.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05
tFolytatas)

tona, amint en- tudOm, - jelen-
tette XII Talloczy.
- Kedves grof, tehetnel ne
KEN egy szivesseget.
Parancsolj. fenseges uram.
(Talloczy grof Rudolf tron-
orokossel es Edward walesi her
ceggel is pertu volt, fatal fo-
herceggel is.)
- A vacsoranal osszetolatjuk
az asztalokat es tisztek egyuve
gyiiljenek, ha egy kilon terem
volna. oda szeretnem.
- Van a Macy cukraszterem,
parancsod szerint oft lesznek.
- Varj, EFT Raabnak is meg
1nondom.
A tabornok oft ment el mel
lettiik.
- Kedves tabornok Raab, ke-
rem egy szora.
- Parancsoljon, fenseg.
- Szeretnem, ha a tisztek
nagy cukraszteremben gyiilnenek
vacsorara, meg akarok ismerked-
nj veliik.
= Ahogy parancsolja fenseg.
Intezkedni fogok.
- Kerem.
A tabornok tovabb ment, f6-
herceg pedig magahoz intette
mellette elmeno Csakot.
- Kedves grof Csak f6had-
Macy, - mondta bizalmasan mo-
solyogva, az elobb on tobb-
szor egymasutan egy gyonyorii
holggyel tancolt...
- Igen fenseg = felelt Csak
es egy kisse elpirult, - a Brun-
ner baron6vel.
Megengedi, hogy en- is
tancoljak vele?
Csak meg Welt illetodve a fo-
herceg figyelmessegetol. Sejtette,
hogy a fensegnek megmondtak az
8 "allapotukat" es a foherceg
most "udvarkepesse" akarta ten
nj Fanikat.
Csak odavezette a foherceget
Fanikaek ele es bemutatta. A
melyen hodolo, kisse zavart le-
anyt rogton tancrakerte es vitte
a foherceg es vidaman kezdett
csevegni vele.
- Csak jobb valcertancos mint
en-, ugye barono?
- Oh, fenseg, = hebegte Fa
nika es meg a gy0nyorii keble
is piros lett melyen kivagott,
pompas ruhajaban.
= Ezen am nincs NIT szegyen-
kezni, edes barono! En- igen
ferde allapotnak tartom a mai
tarsadalom ait felfogasat, a.
mely n6knek mem engedi meg,
hogy a ferfiak irant rokon- vagy
ellenszenvuket kimutassak.
- Engedje kijelentenem, fen
seq, - felelt Fanika 6szinten,
- hogy nagyon a n6k szive SEE
rint fogja fel a dolgot. Vala-
mennyi lany erzi EFT, de mem
meri mondani.
- Ugy-e igazam van? Eppen
azert, azon sincs nit titkolni, ha
Csak Onnek tetszik. Csak ket
napig mellettem volt, igen meg
szerettem es csak most ertesii-
lok, hogy 8 a hires Csak, a
nepdalkolt6
- Oh, fenseg, - rebegte Fa-
nika zavartan.
Legyen bizalmas, barono,
tehetnek az erdekukben valamit /?
Fanika lecsiiggesztette a fe-
jet, mint egy beteg virag.
Mem tudom, fenseg, -
susogta habozva.
- Hagyjuk a dolgokat a ma
guk folyasara?
Igen, fenseg, hagyjuk, -
sohajtott a leany.
- Helyes. De ha ARA keril a
dolog, mem tudom mem le-
szek-e szerenytelen, - elfogad-e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05
verpirosra gyult arcca1.


- Ell, el, ell, - mondta "a
vart orvendezessel leany, aki
felreertette a foherceget. S az
volt a baj, hogy EFT a foherceg
is eszrevette es nagyon, nagyon
jokedvre hangolta. Kacagva XII
serte helyere Fanikat a tanc
utan es meg akkor is odasugta
neki harnisan:
- Az On keresztapjanak edes
baron6.
- Fenseg, = konyorgott Fa-
nika bizalrnasan, - ell ne mond-
ia valakinek az egyiigyisegemet,
inert meghalok szegyenemben !!
- Soha, baron6, soha!
De a nevetest mem tudta vissza
tartani ha ARA gondolt, hogy Fa-
nj AIT hitte, & "komanak" ajan1-
kozik. Es egesz este, valahany-
szor Drummer kisasszonyra ne
zett, mindig elmosolyodott.
A foherceg aztan megtancol-
tatta a foispanet es megegyszer
1lonkat.
Ejfelkor a tisztek es egyne-
hany polgari csalad begyiilt a
cukraszterembe ,amely kilonben
kozvetlen Macy etterem mel
lett volt, csak egy iivegfal va
lasztotta ell.
Az oriasi patkoalaku asztalt ko.
riilvette es ell is lepte a tisztikar
es a hozzatartozoik. Deereket is
beterelte Talloczy grof es Domo-
koshet, Ilonkat odaultette grof-
ne melle, balkez felol. a grofne
mellett jobbrol a foherceg, az
ezredesne, Raab tabornok es a
tisztek koriilbelul rang szerint
iiltek.
Csak, Brunnerekkal es Dernoy
kapitanyekkal, a szeles asztal
mask oldalan, szemben a foher-
ceggel kaptak helyet. A szegeny
Fanika valtig haragudott Der
noyre, hogy ICY rendezte a dol
got. Csak mosolyogva kerdezte
FAINT, hogy inert mem secret a
f6herceggel szemben ulni, de a
leany AIT felelte, hogy ma ha1lgat,
de talan holnap elmondja.
A vacsora kisse feszes volt. De
mikor a pezsgos iivegek irulni
kezdtek, a hangulat is emelkedett.
RACE Mukinak maid meghasadt
szarazfaja, olyan szepen huzta
a Csak-notakat es maid kipuk-
kant a biiszkesegtol, mikor fo-
herceg egyszer hatrafordult hoz-
"a:
- Ugy-e RACE, eek Csak-
nepdalok?
Azok fenseg! Mindet a
Csak meltosaga irta.
Gyonyoruek, - jelentette
XII a foherceg es mosolyogva
szolt at a fohadnagyhoz:
Gratulalok kedves grof
Csak, a dalok nagyon szepek.
Dern6y kapitany, aki hazi-
gazda szerepet toltotte be az
asztal ko1ul Is a pincereket Erik
terozta', eppen a foherceg hata-
mogott jart es odaszolt nagy-
batran: (Sok pezsg6t megivott
akkor mar a kapitany.)
Fenseg, eneke1ve sokkal
szebbek a dalok, kegyeskedjek
enekeltetni Csakot, remek hang
ia van.
Koszonom, hogy figyelmez-
tetett kedves baro Dernoy, =
mondta f6herceg, - kerje ide
Csakot.
Dern6y odavezette Csakot a
f6herceghez.
- Kedves grof Csak, - mo-
solygott foherceg es bizalma-
san tette kezet kisse meghajlo
Csak vallara, - hallom, hogy
On igen szepen tudja enekelni
a dalait, ha mem lesz terhere,
enekelien nekink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05
CAMPBELL
MAGYAR kULTURkOR
Aiakult: 1892 Marcus 4.kn

Celia: A Campbelli magyar ifjusae
0sszetartasa
Gyuleseit tartja minden masodik es
negyedik pentek este sajat helvise
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05

es most neki exert OFT kell hagy-
nj Fanikat.
Fanika viszont ketsegbeesett,
inert AIT hitte, hogy a foherceg
Csaknak az 8 "keresztapa torte-
netet" akarja elmeselni. De az
tan latta, hogy nincs komoly
baj. Ugyanis Csak a ciganytol
elvette a hegedit.
Dernoy betetette az ajtoka:
es kadetokat elebe allitotta:
= Lelek az alton Sc be, Sc XII!
- Ertjiik.
Hegedul es enekel, = ma
gyarazta a tabornok a foher-
cegnek. - Ez nagyon erdekes
lesz.
A ter mben olyan csond lett,
mint templomban, csak kivil-
r6l sziirodott be egy kis gyonge
,zaj.
Csak a nala szokasos egyszerii-
seggel vette az ALA ala a hegedut
es a tarsasag fesziilt figyelme
mellett elkezdett elobb hegediil-
nj, gyonyori, csodalatos varia-
ciokkal egy sep banatos dalai
es rogton az elofutam utan ra-
kezdte a dalolast is.
A hangja, a sep, lacy BARTON
hangja, mint valami ivegfuvola
bugott at a termen es hozza az
sep, sajatos hegedukiseret.
Minden szem ragyogva. gyonyor-
kodve fordult fele, mikor belle
kezdett:
Elhervadt az 6szi ROSA levele
Hull6 virag volt a babam szerelme.
Tavasszal nyilt, 6sszel elhullt,
Mem Jon vissza, ami elmult.
Siratom a boldogsagom,
Temetem a legszebb almom,
Temetem legszebb almom,
Eltemetem 0r0kre!
Meg egyszer elismetelte, az
tan egyszerre leeresztette hege-
dut es mosolyogva meghajolt. A
tarsasag egy pillanatig hallgatott,
aztan orkanszeriien tort XII a
taps. A foherceg felallt Is mind
ket kezevel megrazta a fohad-
Macy jobb kezet es csodalkozva
nezett ra.
De hiszen On egy zseni.
Onnek mem katonanak, vilaghiri
enekesnek es hegediisnek kelle-
ne lenni! On egy unikum Ilyet
en- meg mem hallottam. Olyan
egyszeriien csinalta, de bamula
tosan szepen. Lebilincselo gyo-
nyoruseget szerzett nekem is, de
ugy velem mindenkinek, aki
hallgatta. A nom, ha legkozelebb
estelyt ad, On fel fog lepni Oft
kedves grof. Elfogadja?
= Macy megtiszteltetes lesz
ramnezve fenseg.
Igen, nagy szerencse ne
krnk, ha szives lesz az el6bbihez
hasonlo elvezetet nyujtani.
A f6herceg mem eresztette Ell.
Helyet csinaltatott neki maga
mellett es hosszasan beszelt vele
es csaladi korilmenyeir6l is er-
deklodott. A tarsasagnak pedig
kijelentette, hogy enekeljenek,
szorakozzanak. Dern6y a fatal
tisztekkel mindjart notazni is
kezdett, Muki pedig hegediilt ne
xix.
A foherceg hosszasan cseve-
gett Csakkal, akivel megegyezett,
hogy f6hercegn6 estelyerol tu-
dositani fogjak es azon reszt
fog venni.
Csak aztan meg dalolt es he
gediilt egyet fohercegnek, a
melyet 3 kerdezett, hogy tud-e?
Hogyne tudta volna Csak, mikor
ait is 8 irta. Is elhuzta es ell
dalolta ,neki, hogy:
A bihari htatarsZ6len
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-04-05
EGYLETI kALAUZOk.
Magyar Hap" aIsbbi egyh4zakna eoyetekne
k6r0knek a hvataos Iapja 1888 9vre

American Hungarian Journal official Of aii the
Hungarian Churches Societies, Clubs
Evening star., 1934-02-11

Chevy Chase. Nd, with . comedy
entitled "What Makes . Woman
Happy" The winner Of the second
prize Of SIS Is Mrs. James Gallagher,
$500 Thirteenth street. Her conti-
button was the comedy. "A Deed Of
Trust" Third place went to Miss
Anne Darlington, 1910 Massachusetts,
avenue for her play, 1.-THE House Of
Stars"
The contest judges were Gideon A.
Lyon, associate editor Of The Star;
Prof. VIII Hutchins of American Uni
versity and Prof. Ethel Randall Of
Chevy Chase Seminary.
More than 10 plays were pro-
nounced excellent by the judges, and
will be produced by the Drama Guild
this Spring, under direction Of Mrs.
James Plummer Rice.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
PLAY TOURNAMENT
ACTS PRESENTED
Third Preliminary Contest
Is Staged at Roosevelt
High School,.

The third preliminary contest of
the eighth annual one-act play tour
nament of the District of Columbia,
being given under the auspices of the
Community Center Department. was
staged last night in the Roosevelt
High School auditorium Participat-
ing in last nights program was the
playmakers of Thomson Center. the
Wigs and Queues Dramatic Club Of
the First Baptist Church, the South
Evening star., 1934-02-11

IN evening have been presented, max
ing IL plays In al.
Preliminary contest No. 1 will be
presented Tuesday with i've plays in
the Roosevelt High School audito-
rum at pm Participating will be
the Mount Pleasant Players, the Jew
ish Community Center. the Columbia
Players, the Players Club Of Central
Center and the Federation Players,
presenting Evening Dress Indispen-
sable" "A Marriage Proposal"
Giants STAIR" "A Minuet" and THE
Gift" respectively.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
WOMEN WIN PRIZES
FOR ONE-ACT PLAYS
Mrs. Leslie Carl Frank Takes
First Award for Short
Drama.

Three women were announced last
night as the prize winners In the
1884 one-act playwriting contest Of
the Drama Guild. which closed last
month after 40 plays had been sub
mitted.
First prize Of $25 went to Mrs.
Leslie Carl Frank, IL Leland street,
Evening star., 1934-02-11
POSTMASTERS NAMED
President Sends Nearby Nomina-
# tiors to Senate.

President Roosevelt yesterday sent
to the Senate the following nonina-
tions OF postmasters for Virginia and
Maryland:
Virginia dleburg. Arthur Cart
rell; Upperville, John H. Tyler; Mid
dletown, Martin z. Kline; Irvington,
Howard o. Rock; Greenbackville, Re-
gina E. Selby: Exmore, James H. Ash
by; Esmont, King Forsyth.
Maryland-Bel Air, James g.
Archer; Brentwood, Bushrod p. Nash
La Plata. Henry Holland Hawkins;
Mount Airy, Ralph Sellman; Cockeys-
vile. James F. Rafferty,, and Cardiff,
Howard r. Hamilton.
Evening star., 1934-02-11

east Community Players and the
troupers Of East Washington Com
munity Center.
Following in their respective order
of presentation was Polly McManus'
Between Trains" by the playmakerS
of Thomson Center. Mrs. Cromwell
directed the play, assisted by w. L.
Friend, jr.; Geraldine Woolschlaser,
Mary Cromwell, Betty Ann Patterson
and Mildred O'Donohue portrayed the
roles of Mrs. Flaherty, Judge Martha
Mabrey, Gloria and Annie, respec-
lively.
"the First Dress Suit"
The Wigs and Queues Dramatic
Club of the FIRST Baptist Church pre-
sented "The First Dress Suit" by
Russell Medcraft, which was directed
by Lena G. Parks. Composing the
cast of this production was Bert
Wissman as Teddy Harding, Laney
Payne Sadler as Mrs. Harding, Kath-
ryne Cowden as Betty Harding, and
Charles B. McInnis as Johnny Drake
The third performance was that OF
the Southeast Community Players In
Rose Campion's ASK Nancy" which
was directed by Mary Olive O'Connell
The cast includes Mrs. May Miselli
Evening star., 1934-02-11
Delaware Group to Entertain.

The Delaware State Society will
hold a Valentine dance at the Thomas
Circle Club the evening Of February
10, It was announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1934-02-11

as the mother, Mrs. wflmina Clark
as Cousin Judy, Cleo Wines as Mary,
Sylvia Berlin as Ann, Betty Adams
as Betty and Marion Zier In the
role OF Nancy.
Concluding the evenings shows was
"The Chinese Water Wheel" by Edna
H. Stracnan, which the troupers Of
East Washington Community Center
produced. Arthur Rhodes directed
the performance Included in the
cast was Virginia Barrett as Camille
Horn, Marguerite Bone as Sarah
Brown, Harry Westcott as Elijah
Brown, James r. Kinsella as Hosea
Brown and Richard Kreuzberg as
John Redding.
Well Presented.
The plays were presented in good
style and formed the third prelimi-
nary Of the contest of which four plays
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
DOIFTSS READY HAVE
 DEFi .SHOM .DOM.xg

By The. Associated rress)
 VIENNA, April 20, Definite evi- denoe of serious dissension i'll gov ernnent ranks today brought q de claration from sources in close con tact with Premier Dolfuss, that he feels the time has come for a show down, as there cannot be three iictators in Austria
 It was stated that Dolfuss means to make Prince Rudigar von Star hemberg, and Vfce-Chance!lor Emil Fey, leaders of two separated fac tins, submit to his power and tEus, force the domination of their groups into such a position that Ii may be well yielded by himself,
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
FROM ONE STORY TO ANOTHER
tBy Tie Associated Pressl


 = 6By Tie Associated Pressl :, WASHINGTON. April 16.e Robert W Bruerer, chairman of the Ma Etional Industrial Relations Board, : for the cotton industry who was a guest at the Virginia dinner. made famous by Wirt's communist ie charges spoke out today and fcalled Wirt's account of the party fantastic and unfair y
 Bruerer asserted that Wirt lmonepolized the conversation with a long lecture setting forth his views on the gold question.
 Bruerer is to go, tomorrow, be- fate the special house eomfmittee .prying into Wirt's charges. Bruer- CT denied fatly Wirt's testimony. that there was talk of revolution. lie accused Wirt of unfairly i'm pairing the confidence which is so essential to the success of the recovery program
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
EVEN NEwspArER BUSINESS
 Is PICKING UP
--,+lBy-The- Asseeiatetf -Press1

NEW YORK, April IT, .Increas- es in newspaper circulation and advertising all over the country, during the past few mlonths, tells the story of he2pfesent upturn in business.
 Advertising and circulation fig uros are always one good index to trade conditions.
 shown in the wake of increas- cd employment, trade is on the increase. A general survey shows many papers have an all-time high point in circulation, which is a good ten percent higher than this time last year.
 S. P. Weston, well known news paper analysist, said that retail advertising lineage also shows a substantial gain over last year.
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
PLANS FOR SOIRDOUGH
 REUNION ANNOI NCED
.NRy The Associated PGess)

LOS ANGELES. April IF. Jack Robarts, President of the Interna- tion Sourdough Reunion, said to- day that the. 1885 reunion was expected to he held aboard one Of the Alaska Steamship mnany's boats cruising to Ketehikan, Wran- gell, Cordova Valdez, skasway. Seward and sitka.
 He stated plans called for an inland brip to Anchorage Ro- barts is in receipt of a letter thanking sonrdoughs fer--the. desk-set which presented ton the president with the compli- ments of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
N HOME LOAN
 CORPORATION
fBy The Associated Press)

tBy, The Associated PresS)
 WASHINGTON, ap.il i9. Tbn long predicted shakeEp in the state branches of the Home Own CTS Loan Corporation was brought to. climax by orders today criminal charges are to be placed against an .urr"med group, con sisting of officers in both high and low positions.
 The orders weae issued by John Fahey, chairman of the corpora tion.
 Y was learned today from anth- orita we sources that accusations I sIadng the actual forcing of aolit eal rontributions,, and the rtSusa ht officers of the corpora ion af funds, for drinking aaI darc IF parties. It was also ,un- dersslcl that .asss ssssments were mad thru fees, for approving nor saaeS over appraisals to make Ilarge loans.
 Q her features included pleaR made by borrowers shat they were in need. when, in reality, they were not Charges will also ha Inet da that untrained mon were placed in technical positions under political pressure
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
70 PRESS COURT ACTION
 ENFORCE AIRMAIL BIDS
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tBy The Associated Press)
 WASHINGTON. April r, Courl action to force the government to -carry out the terms of their air naail contracts, which were annul- led by Postmaster General Farley, will be instituted tomorrow by Boeing sAir Transport, National Air Transport, Pacific Air Trans port. all subsidiaries of United Aircraft and Transport Encorporat- ed
 A complaint will be filed a gainst Farley personally alleging that he gave no warning of cancellation which constituted an illegal seiz- ITO of their property.
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21

ed Nazi storm troops. and l taoubt whether the German people wish to fight for it there ]"
 The warning, or assertion by Captain Roehm came in an address before foreign correspondents and diplomats. while he was being in- terviewed on Nazi ideals, with aparticular reference to functions of the .gronp he heads
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
FROM WIRT TO WIRT
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eBy The Associated zPIessls
 WASHINGTON. April M. While Republicans raised insistent pro tests. the democratic majority on the Wirt investigation committee went about bringing the case to an end, before sundown today.
 The committee has already pre- pared a formal mo revolution" vsl&t Those whom Wrt was haye.==daslh lhieaeIossaa., Will be heard today,
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE"
 NOW SCREEN DRAMA

Millions of newspaper readers jeaeh day fellow the ups, the downs, and the ins and outs ot the career of Little Orphan An Inta New Annie, with her noble tdog Sandy and Little Mickey. and
 all the rest of Artist Harold Gray's
 characters have come to. life on the talking screen.
 i Little Orphan Annie RK0- Radio picture with. Mitzi Green in tEa title part, features also that fin Yeter3n May Rehsou. It is Atrn hfui, strafahtfnahRard gripping fcplaedy-drama with a bright, strain icf optimism all the way through. ,The story, essentially human, deals win the. heroic attempts of one little orphan to care for anoth= CT; to make him to be a good boy, to find him good home.
 Little Buster Phelps. ~as Annie's protege Mickey is as sweet lit tie fellow. as ever tugged at heart string. He has. an import iaRt part and he plays it to per- lection. He and Mitzi are an ideal pair, deserving of future work as a screen team. There are other children in the east, lots of them! Adults too. fpaf- ticularly May Robson in the dom inant grown up role as the rich foster mother. She and Mftzi and Buster and the dog Sandy are the picture.
 .sOURDOUGH.. STATIONERY FOR
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
PEACE ,MoToRcaR INDUSTRY
tRy The. Associated Pressl .

DETROIT, April Is, 0rganized labor threw it's support to the National Auto Labor Board, bring ing new promise of genuine peace to the moturcar industry
 Such action occurred at a. meet ing of labor leaders, and follow ed close on the heels pf Pontiac's plea to the workers to exercise patience while the labor board studies tho problems.
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
 READY BUT NO CHANGE
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eBy The Associated Pressl
 WASHINGTON. April 1s. Presi- dent Roosevelt is as ready as ever to renew war debt discussion with Great Britain. but the view obtain cd from officials quarters, held little hope for such d barley, or any immediate successful settle ment
The Nome nugget., 1934-04-21
ATTENTION NOME DEMOCRATS

When selecting your clndidates In the primary election next Tues day, don't forget Art Chamberlain Of Deering. The people of the outlying sections demand recogni- tion on the ticket. They are en- titled to that recognition. Mr. Chamberlain is q man Of ability aud integrity. He Is true demo craf.
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