davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-04-29

o5ao 10th ST. NE BED ROOMS. LIv-
ing room. kitchen. dining alcove and BATH
S51 so. Frigidaire on house current:
40 18th st. NE rooms. kitchen.
bath. S37 so. Frigidaire on house current.
EDW. NJ. WILLIS.
Tower Bldg MA. 7479.
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$50 OGLETHORPE ST. NV MODERN
OUTSIDE rooms, kitchen and garage; electric
refrigeratlon: Adults only.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

NO 1851 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
Monticello Apartments } rooms, kit, bath.
rep. hall, porch. Frigidaire. $50 mo.
JAMES A. GEDDES. Agt.. Tower Bldg. 30s
1858 NEWTON ST NE.-3 ROOMS,
elect, h.-w.h.. S26 month. Call Sunday
or after 530
Evening star., 1934-04-29

l7O3 EUCLID ST. N.W.-2nd FL, S37 so.
2512 11th st. NV. 1st f.. S42 so. Two
family ants T. bath NO 100S0.
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send AVE NE. NEWLY RENO
waited. 2nd-h. apt; liv. rm.. bed rm.'
Electrolux; telephone and garage If de-
sired. Lincoln 2l22 after Sunday.
lol3 18th ST. NW-6 BRIGHT. ALL
outside rooms, porch. newly dec; Southern
exposure. Phone Decatur 4010. i
Evening star., 1934-04-29

1907 CALIFORNIA ST NV. 3 RMS.
kitchen. bath. screened porch. refrigerator:
rents reasonable. Manager. NO. 3252-R.
MICHIGAN PARK. 4O25 18th ST. NE.-3
rooms kitchen. bath. private home; all
new: near cars and buses churches. stores.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

c747 WOoDLEY PL. NW-D7SIRABLE
cation. block of cars; rms. and fully
equipped kitchen, bath. Reas. Adults.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

1910 Sth ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath, porches, heat. elec. refrigerator:
lst floor; attractive; convenient location
Evening star., 1934-04-29

WALKING DISTANCE-143O r. I. AVE
n.w.-Quiet bldg; free refrigeration and
gas; corner apt: 3 large rooms, large rec.
hall, pantry, BATH porch; S5S. See by ap-
Dolntment. DE. O44U. Garage.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

THE CONCORD. IIUI OREJON I'VE, N. w.
Rents reduced porches open fireplaces.
JOHN SCRIVENER g. BRO. 914 G NV.
DI. $500.
THE RoYALToN- 91s NJ ST. .N.W.-ESPE-
cially attractive apartments of five rooms
and bath: a clean and well kept building.
within walking distance Of the downtown
section These apartments at 500 per
month cannot be excelled. j. A. HAYDEN.
Agent. 3O6 woodward Building. See rep
rnseDtative m premiSes
Evening star., 1934-04-29

S33 5O-I32I KENYON ST W.-ONE
large room. nice dinette. kitchen, tiled
bath. refrigeration; newly decorated.
95l FLA AVE.-EIGHT-ROOM FLAT.
modern; yard: clean; electric lights. sas
and coal range; cheap: colored: $40.
II4S NEAL ST N.E-PRIvAIE HOME;
3 ooms. kitchenette and BATH h.-w.h. and
cont. h.w near bus and car lines; rent.
S35 per month. Phone Ii l731-W.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

TAKOMA-3 R. B., SLEEPING PORCH
and balcony expos. setting of trees and
Towering shrubs; large Inv. r.. dining al
cove Rent incl refrigeration. gas. cleo.
S49.50. Charming location; adults. 90
Evening star., 1934-04-29

3. SEATON PLACE NW-3 ROOMS,
back entrances; md floor: separate base
ment and furnace; S35 mo. Apply As Sea-
ton place NV. Phone North 6614W. Re-
fined, responsible parties only.
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CORNER BUILDING (55O4 End ST.
rooms. bath. Frigidaire, S45. WAPLE
JAMES. INC. 1928 14th st. NV. DI. 3;54s
ENT. HALL, LIV. RIM. BED RMS.
kitchen and bath with shower. including
lights and Frigidaire on house current; S4S.
451O GEORGIA AVE. NV. GE. SS19.
I34S EUCLID ST. THE ROANOKE-FIVE
ager
Evening star., 1934-04-29

CORNER APARTMENT. SOUTHEAST EX-
posure. . rms. kitchen ana bath: cleo.
refrigeration free. See Res. Mgr. Allison
Evening star., 1934-04-29

RENT ONLY S4I.5O.
1873 LANIER PL. NW.-Well-kept build
ing; apt. two rooms. kitchen. BATH
screened porch; nice condition; MAY st;
18th & MT. PLEASANT-BRIGHT 2nd-FL.
apt, large. clean outside rms. living rm
kitchen. sleeping porch with heat. private
hath nlliet home S2h 30 1908 Irving II W
Evening star., 1934-04-29

1908 LANIER PL. NV. APT. 3O3-sEC-
ond floor; , rooms. dinette. kitchen, bath,
reception hall, 3 closets, Frigidare.
MD. AVE. CORNER. 4O6 sth ST. Ne
PRESGRAVES & CO. 4O2 sth st. ne.
323 18th ST NE ROOMS. KIT.
bath. porch; heat cleo, gas furn; S35
monthly Atlantic 5l7l
Evening star., 1934-04-29

COPLEY COURTS, 1914 18th ST. NV
Quiet, cool bldg. refrigeration and gas
free; elevator. switchboard; unusual apt;
large outside rooms, large kitchen, rec.
hall. bath; SIS Res mgr
Evening star., 1934-04-29

TAKOMA PARKS RMS. BATH. KITCH-
en- new Keivinator. sleeping porch. private
entrance. heat insulated. garage; adults.
SE oDgI-W
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BILTMORE ST. NEAR 19th
Good bldg, south exposure; high loca-
tion; near r. C. Park; close to cars, stores.
ETC.; 3 r. S47 so; 4 r. $3.50: r, S65.
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1343 H ST. NV ME-. 0100.
Sunday. Phone WI 2S74
Evening star., 1934-04-29

NEAR CAPITOL AND PUBLIC BLDGs.. =
family apt. house; . rooms. kitchen and
bath each floor ami. both for $3.50
per mo- Good business refs required
Possession about June 1st. Address Box
Evening star., 1934-04-29

GLESIDE. 1908 1st ST. N.W-5
bath. porch. refrigeration; Al
n: S4S 80 See janitOr.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

kitchen, bath reception hall. Frigidaire
$50 per mo- Inquire Apt 10l.
200 C ST. NE. SEC FLOOR-BEAUTI-
ful front room: large closet: small kitchen
with sink and range. elec: S35
Evening star., 1934-04-29

KENsINGToN. MD. eO8 CONN. AVE-
pleasant rooms. refined home, beautiful
surroundings. Large kitchen. semi-private
bath. So for employed couple. SH. 2665.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

CHOICE R.. B.. HTED; BRIGHT. CLEAN,
quiet. homelike; h.w. fls.. lin. cl. firepl.,
yard, porch; reaS. adults. 29l4 Goth St ne.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

1880 GIRARD STREET N.W.-4 ROOMS.
kit. bath. $500. Electric refrigeration.
Open: See tanitor. GOSS REALTY COM
PANY. 14O0 Eye st. n. ". Ma. l35:t
Evening star., 1934-06-14
EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON c., THURSDAY,

he departed with the money from
Drinks Express Co. truck, main
tanning he is Burt Armstrong of New
York. He will probably take the
witness stand tomorrow to reiterate
his contention, his attorneys said.
Russell McDermott, Drinks guard.
told Of going into a loop bank last
Winter and of returning to find his
fellow guard, HammelS and the $37,-
900 In currency missing. Two others
who said they worked with the de-
fendant for the Drinks concern cor
roborated McDermott's story.
The Hammel case became widely
publiciZed when the prisoner con-
vinced alienists in first tests he was
not lying consciously when he
claimed ne was Burt Armstrong. a
real estate man, in the face of iden-
tification by a wife and family here
as Hammel. After his arrest, there
Evening star., 1934-06-14

character would be shamefully and
wrongfully to abuse a great agent Of
public service. Radio broadcasting
should be maintained on an equality
Of freedom similar to that freedom
which has been and is the Keystone
of the American press"
Leslie r. Muter, Chicago, was elect
ed president Of the association, and
Powell Crosley, Cincinnati, was named
to represent 1t on a General In
dustry Committee.
The association approved a pro-
posed N. r. A. code for the industry
for submission to washington au-
thorities, providing for withdrawal
from the electrical manufacturers
code.
The Radio Wholesalers Associa-
ton, meeting jointly, elected David
Trilling, Philadelphia. president.
Evening star., 1934-06-14

and contributes greatly to the enrich
ment Of life.
Radio is a new and potent Ameri-
can industry. Reports Of the United
States Department OF Labor show that
employment In your factories has
doubled since April. 1888. Unem-
ployed have found work in your fac
tories, and I am advised that. as
business has improved within your in
dustry. your workers have received
increased wage rates.
you have had many evidences Of
my interest in radio. In co-opera-
ton with the Government, radio has
been conducted as q public agency.
It has met the requirements of the
letter and spirit of the law that it
function for public convenience and
necessity
ITO permit radio to become q me-
dium for selfish propaganda of any
Evening star., 1934-06-14

also came forward another wife In
Cincinnati and allegations that Ham,
mel had been cashiered several years
ago from the Columbus, Ohio, police
force.
But State psychologists today
changed their opinion they told the
court, and asserted the defendant
was legally sane. merely q psyche
pathic liar
Prosecutors told the jury as the
trial got under way they intended
to show also that after his arrest
in Philadelphia, the defendant called
friend and told him I'm in a
jam in Chicago"
Evening star., 1934-06-14
FUGITIVE Is SLAIN
aunman Believed to Be Last of

9unmAn Believed to Be Last of
II in 1888 Break.
MIAMI. Okla, June IA OP.-An
outlaw slain in q gun battle with po-
lice here early Tuesday was tenta-
lively identified yesterday as Jim
Clark, last Of the IL prisoners who
escaped from Kansas State Prison,
Memorial day. 1898. The other 10 pris-
oners have been killed or recaptured.
Fingerprint comparisons will be
made for definite Identification.
The gunman and a companion we're
fatally shot after they had killed q
merchant policeman. The other gun
man was identified as Leroy DenniSton
of Oklahoma.
Evening star., 1934-06-14
TOILETRIES

150-- 25e Kleinert's Dress
shields 2 pairs. CSc
for ..............
36-19c Hot Water Bottles e.
got. size. Green or S0c
blue .....'.
36-s9c Fountain Syringes
2-qt. size. Long rubber S0o
tubing. . attachments. oOC
7J-5Oc Absent Deodorant
stick discontinued CSc
style .....'.
I6-S5 Five-pc. Military Sets
e. hair brushes). l clothes
brush. l hat brush @1 40
and comb ........ SI'f1
$500 Trejur Bath CSc
Salts in novelty Jars. oS
22-SI Trejur Bath.Sno
Salts novelty Jars. ooO
I5O-5Oc Trejur SINGLE CJo
Loose-powder Compacts %AS
3s-SI Perfume Bottle To-
Sets 4 bottles. ... SoN
Io-S7 Dupont Mayfiower
Mirrors green G1 90
or rose
0-S3.25 DuPont Mayflower
sr.sn Hair ar 6ra. ro.. he's $l.50
6-$5.5 90 DUPONT May CJ 90
flower Clocks rose ~A'~>
o,-s2.2S DUPONT MsyflOwer
and sheraton Buff OQc
fers .....:.''.....'
1O-S2. 20 DUPONT May OOo
flower Hair Receivers. ~
s-s4 Dup o n I Nay n over
Trays rose and Sl.00
green ............ ~A
2O-55c All Smelling 90
Salts lavender odeur. OOC
SOC La Jerome QSc
wave ScG
main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1934-06-14
BANK GUARD Is HELD
.'PSYCHOPATHIC LIAR
Allen Robert Hammel, However,
Still Denies Theft Of
$37, 900.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 14.-Called a
"psychopathic liar" the man au-
thorities insist is Allen Robert Ham,
mel yesterday heard employees of the
company he Is on trial for robbing
Of $4,000, insist he was once q
guard for the firn.
Hammel has emphatically denied
Evening star., 1934-06-14
GLOVES

~ prs. $3.50 white Novelty
Cloth Gloves with red, navy CT
or brown dot cuffs. ...... S l.
~ prs. 81 white Pique, 90
eggshell. Broken sizes. OIC
3 prs. 81 Eight and 16-button
Esrshell Kid Gloves. $50
Size 5a4 .........
main Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1934-06-14

said broadcasting should be main
tanned on an equality Of freedom equal
to that which Is the keystone Of the
American press.
The message, broadcast from the
closing banquet OF the association's
tenth annual convention. was issued
through Fred D. Williams Of Indian
apolis, president. It follows:
II take pleasure in extending greet
ings and best wishes to the radio in
dustry as represented at your BAN
quet given in celebration Of the
tenth anniversary of the founding Of
the Radio Manufacturers Association.
Enriches Life.
Your manufacturing ingenuity and
your agencies of distribution have
been so exercised that. I am glad to
say, radio today Is enjoyed In the
humble as well as the palatial home
Evening star., 1934-06-14
WOULD GIVE RADIO
FREEDOM OF PRESS
Roosevelt Tells ManufaCtur.
erS Industry Should Be
So Maintained.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June l4.-President
Roosevelt. In a message to the Radio
Manufacturers Association last night,
Evening star., 1934-06-14
Children's Shoes

sS prs. &1,25 Canvas T-strap
Sandals, with rubber 90
soles; sizes z to r.. C1C
40 prs. 50 and $3.50 Boys
White and Black or All-white
Oxfords. with Goodyear welts;
broken sizes from 1 60 80
Sc prs. $3.50 Jr. Misses White
s b oes, in broken co 40
sizes from 3l7 to 7 p%'oI
45 prs. x2.95 Girls white
Centre buckle Strap Pumps ana
Oxfords; broken sizes CD 40
from S17 to 3. 80. @~'O>
80 prs. $3.50 Girls Camel-Elk
Sports Oxfords, welt
rubber soles: sizes C1 o.
1914 to 3. pA(
(Second Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1934-06-14
RADIOS
ELECTRIC
WASHERS

smss.. k,:ss. - Model 90 S39.95
l. Msytag Model GA OS
10 Washer ...... pOT'/O
No Money Down!
(Main Floor, The Hecht co.,
ELECTRIC RE-
FRICERATORS
!. I-Norse, s0s.s,.4 "A Gu. .SIO0.5O
I-Szni Cold, 4is GO S0
GU. #, capacity. :. @O[.
a.aAss,'5 a:a.1,., Gu: #. 500. rs
1-Copeland, Az. $50 *
Gu. It. capacity. =. pO|'sO
(Main Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1934-06-14
,JEWELRY
STOCKINGS

46-Sr.15 Kayser Extra-length
Chiff SILK
sto'kin''' ST.. d mostly 2 for 81
2O-S1 Women's Sports
BoucIe Socks; pastel 7Sc
shades ......
69-S1.35 Marcy Chiffon Silk
Stockings with
Broken sizes 4 for al
Main Floor, The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1934-06-14
Imports Fewer Blooms.

Because Of a campaign to grow
more flowers at home, Englands i'm
ports of blooms has dropped from
$4,000, 900 to $1,000. 900 a year.
Evening star., 1934-06-14
.JR. MISSES
APPAREL
MILLINERY

IS 50 to S. Straw en-
and Felt Hats. .... oOC
So to $3.50 Straw Hats;
brims snd close fitting CT
styles ................. Oh
=tThird Floor. Thee Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1934-06-14
Clearance! BEDS

40--s5.S5 Metal Beds, 2-inch
continuous post, "a filters.
s,nsl' 81. or full S3.09
43-S5.05 Posted Beds, 10 full
size naples, Is full size ma
hogany, IA full size walnut
and three-quarter
size maple, Ia o. 40
walnut ......... OFF IL
19-S0.95 Jenny Lind Spool
Beds; 8 full size naples. z
full size walnuts
and 4% size ma GL 90
pies ....,..,.., %Os>>
Fourth
Evening star., 1934-06-14
SOFT. lengths, Quaker City
Cable Cord Garden Hose

May Be Had In " in, Y H., Gnd q ia Hose
Complete rith standard size brass couplings.
Fifth Floor, Housefurnshings)
Evening star., 1934-06-14

4S-sS.95 Jenny Lind Spool
Beds 16 full size in mahoe-
any; 16 full size NAPLES and
lS full size wal SS 90
nuts ......... GOsI1
30-SS.95 Poster Beds. with
veneer panels; 12 full size
naples, z full size mahogany,
/ full size walnut, 794 ma
pies: / single wal
aGI: ainsle . manOsan' $40
4-$I4.95 Poster Beds with
pineapple tops, 2 full size
mahogany and 2 co 90
full size walnut. @1'S1
r, Beds.)
Evening star., 1934-06-14
FOUNDATIONS
AND CORSETS

Fashion Mode side hook Corsets
With swami bust. Sizes @J AG
3n to 3S. 10
Reng0 Belt Founda-
tions with innerbelt. 60 IN
Sizes "a to as ...... S%.OO
Rengo Belt Side Hook Girdles,
in 15-in lengths. Sizes co SA
3S to 40 ........ p%soO
(Third Floor-The Hecht Col
Evening star., 1934-06-14
Better Dress Clearance

,10-sI0.e5 and SI3.95 Miss
es' and Women's Crepe and
sheer Frocks, in
navy, rose or 0A NJ
prints .......... 2fsI IO
2O-sI3.s5 to sI9.75 Misses
and Women's Crepe and Sheer
Dresses, in navy.
rose, blue, black cI0 o.
or prints ...... SlO'1O
Evening star., 1934-06-14

20-s1.95 to SIO.95 women's
and Misses Printed and Plain
secn ssess' pr..s., ans After S5.05
1OO-S6.95 to SIO.e5 Wo-
mems and Misses
Sheer and Printed 90 ~
Crepe Froeks. gO.SO
I5-s3.95 to R7.e5 Women.s
and Misses Printed
and Plain Crepe 90 nS
Dresses .,......s C&sIO
(Thtrd Floo
Evening star., 1934-06-14

Regular SOC garments of
excellent quality rayons.
Tailored models. Regular
sizes only.
main Floor. Lingerie)
Evening star., 1934-06-14

TSO-sI0.95 to sI4.s5 Misses
and Women's Crepes and
Sheers, in navy, brown, rose
or prints. Also
.n: Linen Tweed @-De. S6 OK
SIutS ......... pOs ~
25~S16.95 to S25 Misses and
Women's Crepe and Sheers, in
navy, beige. rose GI2 o.
or prints. ...... 1lOs1J
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-10
A MAGYAR HAZ UNNEPE

A Magyar Haz megalakulasa-
max bankettel es tanccal egybe-
kotott egy ewes iinnepelye va
sarnap, majus 27-en lesz meg
tartva es nem Decoration Day
kor, mint ahogy az elobb h:rdet-
We volt. Mivel Magyar Haznak
az adossagai meg nincsenek XII
fizetve, kerjiik az osszmagyar-
sag partfogasat ezen a mulat-
saigon. Ez evben a Magyar Haz
javara a kovetkezo mulatsago-
kat tartjuk. Julius l5-en es szep-
tember San es egy Halloween
mulatsagot Halloween napjan,
amivel Magyar Haz bezarja ez
evi mulatsagi naptarat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-10
vERHOVAY CYULES

A Verhovay 108-:k fi6k most|
vasarnap, azaz majus 13-an tart
ia rendes havi gyilsset 4 Refor-
n1atus templomnal lev6 terem-l
ben, Mahoning Avenuen.
keretnek a tagok, hogy ezen
a gyulesen tejes szamban jeIen-
jenek meg. mem ugy, mint AZ
aprilisi gyiilesen. A tagsag meg
mem jelenese vegett sem a jegy-
zokonyv, sem negyedevi SIAM
adas mem lett felolvasva. Tehat
most okvetleniil jojjenek ell.
Mint onok is olvastak a Ver-
hovayak Lapjabol, junius hoban
osztalekot kapunk, de csak azon
tagok reszesiilnek osztalekban,
akik harom ewes tagok voltak
januar Len es nincsenek hatra-
lekban. Kerek tehat minden ta-
got, aki hatralekban van, hogy :
majus havi gyulesen hatrale-
kat rendezze, ellenesetben nem
szam.that osztalekra.
Beteg tagok: Vas Istvan, ~
Palmer Ave. Szilagyi Mihaly,
512 Crescent Sa. Szeneget6 Mix
los, Lockwood, Ohio. Hornyak
Gyorgyne, 861 Wilson Ave. Var
ga Janos, -1647 Midland Ave. -
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6.
Cine: 2l1 Edward St. Telefon
szam 1872.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-10
ANYAK NAPJA MAGYAR
SHOW-VAL A sMAGYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA HIT
KOZSEGBEN

Elso oldalra ). 1. oka.a.uPl a.
Vasarnap, majus 13-an az
Anyak Napjaval kapcsolatosan
szenzacios magyar show lesz a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hit
kozseg N. Belle Vista Avei isko-
lajaban, mely alkalommal DIR.
Nyiri Istvan plebanos szol az
anyakhoz es gyermekekhez. A
magyar 3 felvonasos filmeken XII
viii az Our Gang" komedia ke-
rul bemutatasra, tovabba a
Felix the Cat, western filmek,
haborus kepek egyeb ujabb vi
lagesemenyek filmjei fogjak val
tozatossa es kellemesse tenni a
programot. Belepo ticketek mem
lesznek, de tetszes szerinti ad-
many kotelezo ugy felnottek-
re, mint a gyermekekre nezve.
Eloadas utan lunch ticketek ellie
neben italokhoz is juthat t. ko-
zonseg. Nagysikeriinek igerkezo
estelyiinkre minden magyart SEE
retettel meghiv es szivesen lat
A Rendezoseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-10
MAGYAR KERTESZET
VAROSUNKBAN

Varosunk magyarsaga kozul
sokan szivesen veszik, ha erte-
sulnek arrol, hogy honfitarsuk-
nal szerezhetnek be egyes dol
gokat, kulonosen ha egy kis ta-
nacsadas is jar vele. Most is szir
vesen felhivjuk olvasoink figyel-
met a lapunkban lathato Amb.
rusko Ferenc kerteszeti hirdete-
sere, amelyben nekink, magya.
roknak kedvenc viragokat ajanl
nagy valasztekban, kedvezme-
nyes arakon. Alert jol teszi, ha
alkalmat ad Ambruskoeknak is
mielott vasarol. Hogy rnilyen ol'
cson vasarolhat viragokat, evelt
disznovenyeket es mindenfele
kerti palantakat, csak szemelyes
meggyozodes utan lathatja. -
Sok .ezer KOHL valaszthatja k
az izlesenek legmegfelelobbet
Az eladott virag vagy palanta
eletkepessegeert jotallanak. Ker'
teszetuk konnyen megtalalhato
Vegye a Public Squaren Glen.
wood villamost, az a hazuE
el6tt, 1907 Glenwood Ave, al
meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-10
faj tokenek, de van neki sok
egyeb fajdalma.

faj tokenek, de van neki sok
egyeb fajdalma.
Wisconsinban julius elsejeu
| lep eletbe a munkasok munka-
biztositasi torvenye, amely ugyan
nem kielegit6, inert sem eleg biz
tositasi dijat, sem eleg hosszu
lid6re mem ada ait a munkasnak.
de a semminel mindenesetre sok-
kal tobb es azert is fontos, inert
az egesz unioban az elso lepest
jelenti ebben az iranyban.
Horner kormanyzo mem akar
kevesebbet, minthogy a korrupt
es konzervativ Illinois a tisztes-
segesen vezetett es liberals, s6t
radikalis Wisconsin peldajat ko-
vesse Is a munkasait lassa el
munka-biztositasi (munkatlan-
sag eSetere valO DlztOSltaS) tOI-
vennyel.
A nemzeti politikaban mem sok
vizet zavar egyel6re, hogy Ha-
waii, Puerto Rico Is Alaska al
lamjogokat kernek congressus-
t6l, inert ait egyel6re mem fog
jak megadni.
Harom vi allan hat vi sena-
tort Is egy nehany vi congress
mant jelentene Washingtonban
Is egyik part sem tudja, hogy
nyerne-e vagy veszitene a do
logga1, mar pedig ez fontosabb
a po1itikusoknak, minthogy a
harom territorynak joguk van ki
lion allami eletrc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-10
MAGYAR PttNK0ZSDI
GYtJLEKEZET HIREI
kSxli eENEDEK<JoZsEF
! cyuiekezet pasztora
Lakas. 26fO Argo Ave
rempIom: saitspring Sc vestal Road

Istentiszteleteinket ugy, mint
eddig, kovetkez6 id6kben tart
juk meg: Vasarnap delelott
lO-11-ig vasarnapi iskola, IL
12-ig istentisztelet; vasarnap es-
te 7:3O-kor es. kedd este 7:3O-kor
istentisztelet.. Mindenkit szere-
tettel latunk istentiszteleteinken.
Nilesban is kitarto orommel es
szeretettel vegezzik a munkat,
gyulekezetink minden tagja
!gyekszik kivenni reszet a mum
kabol, tehetsegeik szerint, tud-
van AIT. hogy minden elmulik,
de amt Jezusert teszunk, az meg
fog maradni. A Nilesi istentisz-
teleteinket minden vasarnap del
utan 2::3O kezdettel tartjuk a Fl
East State Street alatt levo ina
hazban. Jojjenek Ell es gyoz6d-
jenek meg m;ndenrol es azutan
lehet mindenkinek nyilatkozni
mindenr6l. A gyiilekezet paszto-
ra oda volt Kalamazoo Michi-
ganben a gyiilekezetek evi kon-
ferenciajan, ahol tobb, mint
negyszaz delegatus vett reszt.
Sok aldasban volt resziink, orom
volt szemlelni, midon lo lelki
munkas lett felavatva listen mum
kaja vegzesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-10
la CAZDASACl
VISZONYOK

meg n,indig javulo helyzetet
mutatnak, bar ismetelten figyel-
meztetnem kell az olvasokat,
hogy a nyar bealltaval visszaeses
varhato bizonyos iparban.
A nehez ipar So szazalekos
uzemet tartott multi heten S
mig Youngstown keruletben az
iizem majdnem elerte hetven
szazalekot, mar Pittsburghban is
feltornasztak ait kozel negy-
venot szazalekra.
A Pittsburgh Keruletben ma
gyobbara "nehez" vasmunkakat
es cs0veket csinalnak es idaig
ebben volt a legszegenyebb ke-
reslet.
AIT hiszik, hogy majusban mem
lesz visszaeses az iparban, de
majus vegen az auto-gyarak
rendelesei joforman teljesen meg
sziinnek es akkorra szamitani
kell legalabb tiz-tizenot szazale
kos esesre, hacsak a fellendult
epitkezes mem ad munkat a gya-
raknak.
Az autogyarak aprilisban ko-
eel negyszazezer kocsit loktek u
piacra termeszetes, hogy ezt
az iramot mem birjak. Regebben
ait remeltek, hogy harom es fel
millio kocsit fognak ebben az
evben eladni, de ma mar csak
ket es haromnegyed milliorol be-
szelnek. Ennek a honapnak a
masodik feleben mar mem rende-
lesre, hanem stockra, raktarra
fognak dolgozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-10
MACY FELLENDjLES VAN

az epito iparban, de ennek da.
cara visszaeses mutatkozik :
timber es lumber iparban, valo.
szinileg azert, inert a fellendii-
lest a kozmunkak okozzak, ahol
cementet es vasat hasznalnak.
Meg mindig biztatoan emelke.
dix a vasutak forgalma, mer,
hetrol-hetre tobb rakott kocsit
kapnak szallitasra es ugyanilyen
aranyban emelkedik az ipari &C.
lokra hasznalt elektromos aram
fogyasztasa is az orszagban.
Visszaeses van a szov6 ipar.
ban, inert - mint ait multi
heten. irtam vev6kozonsee
tulsagosan felemelt arak Matt
csak a legsziiksegesebb dolgokat
hajlando megvenni es a kereske-
dOk mem mernek az oszre kellc
mennyisegii arut rendelni.
Ennek dacara a kiskereskedol.
es department izletek meg min
dig emelkedo forgalmat mutat-
max. +,
De a gyiimolcs, friss zoldseg
es baromfi alacsony arai es kis
kereslete ait mutatjak, hogy a
kozonseg vasarolni meg mem ke.
pes, hogy a munkas keresete
meg mem biztositja a tisztesse.
ges elet-standerdet.