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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19
BIZ United Press

Meier, William Waters, Edwin Rose
and Leander Goodwin to cadet
sergeants.
The Gorgas medallion, for winning
the sixth annual Gorgas memoria.
essay contest at Technical high
school, will be presented on honor
day to Mary Mae Endsley, who wrote
on Past Benefits and Future I'm
portance to Man of the Control of
DiseaSe-Bearing Mosquitoes"
The award is made annually to
all high school winners by the Cor
gas Memorial Institute of Tropical
and Preventive Medicine, Washing
ton.
Winning essays in each state con-
test will be sent to national judges,
who will choose a winner for the
country.
Winners among papers written by
members of the international rela-
tons class at Technical high school
in the League of Nations conpeti-
tive examination were those of
Margaret Carter and Charles Auf-
derheide. They will be entered in a
nationwide contest. First prize
will be a trip to Europe.
A paper by Miss Carter also won
the Paris peace pact essay, contest
Paul Hitch placed second and
Charles Aufderheide third.
George Messmer, winner of the
district contest of the discussion
tournament of the Indiana High
School Discussion League, will repre-
sent Technical high school at the
finals in Bloomington, April 81.
MeSsmer also won the district meet
last year also.
Roaming Mong the Flowers a
musical comedy by Charles George
will be the annual spring presenta-
ton of the Girls Athletic Associa-
ton of Beech Grove high school at
8 Friday night in the school audi
forum. Sponsor is Miss Christine
Mason.
Among those who will participate
are Helen Terrell, Julia Saunders,
Iona Gilliland, Merriam Poe, Eileen
Lancaster, Frances Hornaday, Helen
Nugent, Edith Bishop, Mary Huegele,
Electa Finchum. Ruth Davis, Mary
Spangler, Olive Davis, Mary York,
Margaret Maroney, Mildred Faul-
coner, Betty Raisor, Lois Simpson,
Martha Ann Butler, Mary DriSkell,
Gladys Gold, Catherine Adams,
2bariS Bodenhammer, Helen Taylor,
Martha Ann Butler, Bernice Davis,
Virginia Dunlap and Dorothy Bin
ringer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19

Meier, William Waters, Edwin Rose
and Leander Goodwin to cadet
sergeants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19
IsY0ur Health
Slipping?

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is waning. try Glendage, the new
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ment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19

Recent promotions in the r. o.
T. c. division of Technical high
school are Robert White, captain to
major, Alexander Petrovich to cap
tain: John Logan and Jack Woerner
to flrst lieutenants. and Sterling
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19
EXCHANGE CLUB TO
HOLD BASEBALL DAY.

Ed Kepner to Discuss Diamond
Sport at Session Tomorrow.
The Exchange Club will observe
Baseball Day" at its weekly lunch
con meeting in the Washington to-
morrow. Ed Kepner will discuss the
prospects seasons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19

Of fine combed yarn,
shell knee, close crotch,
and cuff knee with open
crotch. Light spring
weight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19
Minstrel Show Scheduled

The Mems Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation of School rs will give min
strel show at 7:45 Wednesday at the
school, 1851 Belle V1eu place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19
UNIFORM HANDLING OF
LABOR CASES SOUGHT

NRA Co-OrdinatOr Making Survey
of Local Offices.
Development of uniformity of
procedure in the handling of labor
cases in the local NRA Offices is the
object OF an examination which Miss
Tracy Copp, Washington, field CO.
ordinator of the NRA, now is max
ing in indianapolis as a part of a
nationwide survey.
The Washington times., 1934-04-06
30-HOUR WEEK
BILL Up To
PRESIDENT
BY International News Service

BY International News Service
Democratic House leaders tod.
decided to put the question Of
enactment Of a 30-hour week bill
UP to President Roosevelt upon his
return from Florida.
Although repeated statements
have been made by House leaders
that the Connery measure, re-
ported by the House Labor Com
mittee, would be passed, the new
course of procedure was decided
upon.
Fearful Of the possible effect of
House action on a measure Of such
far-reaching Importance without
the approval Of the President was
said to be the motive.
The bill, sponsored by Repre-
sentative Connery (D) Of MasSa-
chusetts, chairman Of the Labor
Committee, has been lying on the
Speakers desk for weeks.
"Anti-Gag" Rule Threat
Connery has informed the lead
ers that il they do not give him
a chance to bring the measure to
the floor, he will invoke the "anti-
gag" petition rule and seek sigma
lures Of 145 members.
Chairman Bankhead CD Of
Alabama, Of the Rules Committee,
is expected to seek the Admins
tration's attitude.
Faces DisapprOval
Because Hugh S. johnson, NRA
chieftain, and Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins urged that the
question Of a 30-hour week be left
to the code administration, little
hope is entertained by hackers Of
the measure that it will be given
White House approval.
The House was holding in abey-
ance Wagner -Connery bill giving
the National Labor Board exten.
Sive powers and virtually outlaw,
ing the company union, pending
the Senate'S action on this meas,
ure.
The Ways and Means sub-com-
mittee which considered the Wag.
ner-Lewis bill to place S per cent
unemployment insurance payroll
tax on industry is expected to sub
NIT the measure to the whole COM
mittee next week.
The Washington times., 1934-04-06
Students Mothers
To GiUe Card PGrtA

Members Of the GonZaga Stu
dents Mothers Association will
hold their annual spring card
party for the benefit Of Gonzaga
scholarships to Catholic boys, in
Notre Dame auditorium, North
Capitol and K Sts., April 16.
Bingo will be substituted for
those who do not play cards, Mrs.
Francis McQuillan, chairman Of
arrangements, said.
The Washington times., 1934-04-06
EX.u. S. employees MEET

The National Association Of Re
tired Federal Employees will meet
at 2 p. m. tomorrow in he
Natural History Building Of the
National Museum. Clarence A.
Phillips Of the Carnegie Founda-
ton will give an illustrated
lecture on the byways Of Virginia.
The Washington times., 1934-04-06
DAY OF RECOLLECTION

A day of recollection win be
conducted on Sunday at the
Nazareth Social Service Cenrer,
200 I st. N. W.. BY the Rev. Peter
F. Quinn, Of the Marist Seminary
Of washington. Conferences will
begin at 10:30 .. m. and 1880
u. m.
The Washington times., 1934-04-06
IELLEEE CHAIRMAN

Clarence Phelps Dodge, president
of the Community Chest, has an
nounced that Frank r. Jelleff,
prominent local merchant, has &C.
cepted the chairmanship Of the
finance and collections committee
of the organization.
The Washington times., 1934-04-06
Youthful
FLGttering
SLenderizing
Dresses
and
Suits
r OK


New Spring colorS, new
Spring styles and new
Spring fabrics ere to
be found In this Re-
Inarkable selection Of
fashion correct dresses
and jacket suits.
Colorful prints, polka
dots, plain colors, in.
cluding plenty Of navy
blue, light blue, beige,
rose and gray. Dresses
with short sleeves,
many with soft lingerie
touches; fagoting, bows
and capes, Jacket suits
In the most delightful
Of styles.
Modsls illustvGtsd are
in siSes 80 to &6,
others in the
group to 50
PaIais Royal
Downstairs
The Washington times., 1934-04-06

A one-day sale that Gt.
fordS any woman q
wonderful opportunity
to have fresh supply Of
dainty undersarmentS
away underprice.
Trimmed with lovely
laces-SlipS In caltfor"
mia or straight top
styles, gowns full
length and well made
and adorable danc0
sets. Flesh, tea rose
and white. Regular
sizes.
PalaiS Royal
Downstairs
The Washington times., 1934-04-06
Sale! Girls Springtime Prints
Sizes 8 to rs
Years
I OEE
locJeJ

Dresses that We are
proud to show and
dresses any girl would
be more than proud to
wear. Beautiful sheer
crisp organdies, novel
ty prints and voiles.
illustrated - Low ely
polka dot models with
deep flounce with ruf.
fled heading and pip
ing, contrasting color
orgaudy flower, new
necklines. Another In
the Mother Hubbard
style, with white or.
CANDY trim and velvet
ribbon.
PalaiS Royal
Downstairs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-25
AT THE MOVIES
Lady Killer Is Based
On Hollywood Player

Lady Killer" James Cagney's new
Warner Bros. picture, tomorrow at
the Paramount theater, is the actual
story OF a Well-known Hollywood
screen player. according to gossips.
That Is. the part In which the hero
makes q miraculous climb to stardom
by means Of self-authored stacks of
fan mail. Rosalind Shaffer, the
author. however, only smiles and says
nothing when questioned, except that
she didn't get the idea for the story
out Of the thin air.
In spite Of the fact that Lady
Killer" which Is now at the Para
mount theater, Is a story about men
and women, not animals, there are
more monkeys in the picture than
there are actors. In fact, the simians
Cutnumber the two-legged upstand-
ing members Of the cast about three
to one.
It required James Cagney, Mae
Clarke and nine other important
players to handle the human side Of
the story Of Lady Killer" but there
are So monks who play an important
and comical part in the drama. Ask
Margaret Lindsay-she knows!
There's never drag or slow mo-
ment in 9 Cagney picture-motio1l
picture fans know that by now-but
the speed and pace Of Lady Killer"
Is enough to make this production
easily the fastest and. in many ways,
the most gripping Of Cagney's recent
dramas. Lady Killer" is splendid
combination Of the Cagney in Public
Enemy" Taxi" THE Crowd Roars,'
Picture Snatcher" and "Footlight
Parade"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-25
Fury Of Jungle
At Capitol Friday

Fury OF the Jungle" which will Be
shown at the Capitol Theatre Friday
and Saturday (matinee only is an
intriguing combination Of melo-
drama, picturesque background
splendid acting. able direction and
well-motivated story.
Its locale IS Malango, village deep
In the jungle wilderness OF Matte
Crosse, at the head of the Amazon
river in the interior Of Brazil. It's
characters are derelicts and despera-
does who have fled to this port Of
missing men to escape paying the
penalties Of their crimes. There they
live q life Of brutality and fear. with
each man concerned only for himself.
When the picture opens, Alan
Dinehart is the kingpin Of the VIII
lage. His word Is law. His hench-
man IS Harold Huber, another vicious
character: ToShia Mort, half-breed
girl, Is the belle Of this depraved vii
lage.
Donald Cook and Peggy Shannon
play the two leading roles capably
and effectively, and so well do the
various supporting players enact their
parts that it would be difficult to
divide honors equitably. Digges Is
superb. Dinehart,s villainy Is UNI
equaled, Toshia Mort has an Oriental
glamour distinctively her own. and
Huber makes of his "Frenchy" q de-
spicable creature.
See Fury Of the Jungle" II you
are fed up with upstairs farces,
downstairs drama and basement bur-
lesque.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-25

Toledo. O.. Is the leading clover
and timothy market In the United
States.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
a NACYT0KE
.LEGLARMASABB

kovetelesere sem akarja az ell
nok a dollart ujra aranyalapra
helyezni es nem, hajlando spe-
kulatorok kivansagara ait sem
megtenni, hogy a dollar jovo
sorsat megmondja.
Ez az a "bizonytalansag", a
nelly meggatolja, hogy ujabb
,agy t6zsde spekulaciokkal SEE
rencsetlensegbe dontsek meg
egyszer az orszagot.
A mask "bizonytalansag", a
mirol annyit beszelnek, hogy mi
kor fogja "balancirozni'' kor-
many nernzeti haztartast,
vagyis mikor fog a kormany a
beveteleibol megeini, anelkul,
hogy ujabb kolcsonokkel terhelne
az orszagot.
Ere nezve Richberg a multi
heten megmondta, hogy amig
ehes ember lesz az orszagban,
addig kormany penzt mem
fogja sajnalni es addig mem pro-
,aljak meg. hogy az allamhaztar-
tas deficit nelkul dolgozzon.
Es bar nagytoke tuzet Okla
dix ARA a gondolatra, hogy a
szovetseg adossaga tovabb en,el.
dix, gyavak ahhoz, hogy a koz-
segelyek egyenes besziintetese'
! merjek kovetelni az elnokt6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
A NACYIPAR,
rEEAT A NAGYT0KE

egyebkent vi rettegesre taialt
maganak alkalmat.
Az American Federation of
Labor konvenciojan Green csak
azzal mentette meg a tovabbi
elnokseget maganak, hogy har-
mine oras munkahetet a legere-
lvesebben kovetelte a munkas-
max.
Es inert jelen volt delegatu-
sok mem hagytak semmi ketse-
get, hogy errol a kivansagarol a
Federation lie mem mond, valo-
szinu. hogy G tekintetben leg
erosebb congressusi harcokat
varhatjuk.
A harminc 6ras munkahetet
- Black javaslatban - tavaly
S megszavazta nagy tobbseggel
-, congressus ket haza es csak az
elnok keresere tettek ait felre.
mikor kormany megjelent a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
jokes ES WALLACE
| MINISZTEREK

konyveket adtak XII, hogy va
laszoljanak Hoover volt elnok
konyvere Is Wallace a radon is
eleg gyakran beszel az orszag-
hoz.
Eek a vitak azonban volta
keppen mem a. valasztasokkal to-
odnek, inert annak a sorsa regen
ell van az elnok biztosan var
hato gyozelmevel - intezve, ha-
mem inkabb el6jatekai azoknak a
kiizdelmeknek, amelyek Wa
.hingtonban fognak januar utan
lefolyni.
A kormany itt-ott mersekel
z vi deal egyes reszleteinek a
vegrehajtasat, de nincs valtoza:
a programban es ez a program
sok kinos orat okoz januar
;ongressus osszehivasa utan Z
tokenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
ROOSEVELT ES A
KORMANYA MEM

hisznek abban aminthogy
mean hisz es soha mem hitt abb
ban e sorok iroja, - hogy ko-
|telezo 80 oras munkahet helyes
'megoldas, inert az csokkentene
a rermelest, ahelyett, hogy ait fc
Ikozna es helyesebben osztana ell
kozottiink, meg fog tehat kise-
relni mindent, hogy mas megol-
last keressen.
A mutt heten az elnok vegre
kiadta ait rendeletet, amit fell
fiiggesztettek a multi honapban S
amely el6irja, hogy "cotton-gar-
ment industryban" (gyapot aru
iparban) ezentul ne heti negy-
ven, hanem heti 36 orat dolgoz-
zanak a munkasok, amiert to-
vabbra is ait hetibert kapjak,
amt eddig negyven oral munka-
val kerestek.
Ilyen termeszetii egyezsegek-
kel akarjak utjat allni annak
logy. congressus egyszerre al
alanosan kotelezove tegye a heti
80 oras munkat, de egyaltalan
nem biztos, hogy ait ell tudjak
blockolni.
| A kotelezo heti harminc ora
azert is bal lenne. inert a con.
gressus bereket netn tndja
nesszabni (ami hatalmaban var
u NRA-nak) abban az esetber
! munkasok heti keresete bizto.
/ san leesne. s
A harminc oras munkahet-
ert azert dolgozni kell nun.
kasnak, de a, szervezeteken belu
es keresztul. ahogv female
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
Ia POLITIKA
|FOCLALTA LIE

az ujsagok fontjat mutt he
ten es a kovetkez6 hetekben leg
feljebb football fog osztozkod-
Eni a valasztasi kuzdelmekkel la
pokban.
A harom het mulva esedekes
valasztasok vegre figyelmet ko-
veteltek maguknak az ellenzek
vegre talalt egy "issue'-t, ami
vel a kormanyt probalja tamad-
nj.
Az orszagos republikanus part
vi elnoke ait alitja, hogy kor-
many rnegvesztegeti szavazo
kat a segelyekre es kozmunkak-
ra kiutalt summakkal es mem ok
az okai, hogy ezt az ostoba va
dat alaposan XII tudjak hasznalni.
A demokrata politikusok buta-
saga volt az els6, amely a va
lasztokat ARA figyelmeztette,
hogy mennyit koszonhetnek XII
lonboz6 szovetsegi penzekben a
kormanynak, amt ICY XII akar-
tax a sajat javukra hasznalni.
| AZ igazsag az, hogy mikor a
congressus kozmunkakra, a Sc
Igelyekre, a bonuszokra es tob-
bi kozcelokra penzt szavazott
neg, nyilvanvalo volt, hogy AIT
az egyes allamok kozt meg
,sztiak. hiszen csak ICY oszthatta
ut ell kormanyunk.
Ostobasag hat most vadat ko-
tacsolni a dologbol, annal is in
zabb. inert hiszen ezeket a koz-
celokra szant kozpenzeket a re-
publikanus part tagjai con-
gressus mindket hazaban meg
szavaztak akkor ait bizonyit-
gattak, hogy "co-operalnak az
clnokkel.'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18


Roosevelt szocialis programme
biztonsagba akarja lit q rnunkas
IS i 1incstelen ember e1etet he
lyezni IS ennek a biztonsagnak
az arat, munkatlansagi biztosi-
tas IS aggkori nyugdij aiakjaban,
termeszetesen t6ke fogja fl
zetni.
Az sem valoszini, hogy hirte-
len sokat valtozik a kormany
penzugyi programme, bar multi
1eten inflacios hidegrazasok vol
tax a t6zsdeken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
;zinen az NRA-val.

;zinen az NRA-val.
Ebben az evben a nunkasok
es munkatlanok tomegny yomasa
lagyobb lesz IS a nagyt6kenek
Rooseveltben van minden RENE
nye, hogy harminc oras alfalfa
nos es kotelezo munkahetet va
lam;keppen el fogja blockolni.
Ainig tehat egyreszt Roosevelt
tet Is a programjat a legalja-
'sabbul tamadjak, t6le varjak,
hogy az elkeseredett tomegeket
lecsillapitsa, ha azok forradalmi
|ujitasokat kovetelnek az orszag-
Jan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18

fFolvtatas AZ six oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
AZ AMERICAN
LABOR FEDERATION

mas fajta fejfajast is okoz a
tokenek.
Bar liberals elemek Green
ganget egyel6re kibuktatni mem
udjak, regi celjaik nagy reszet
eltrtek, inert a vegrehajto BIZ
zottsagot kiszelesitettek es IL ta-
gu bizottsag helyett ezentul 18
ember fogja nagy szervezet
sorsat intezni es ami sokkal fon-
tosabb, ezentul ipari szervezete-
ket fognak csinalni.
Az ipari szervezetek demokra-,
tikusabb, erosebb es agresszivebb
alaku1atok lesznek, mint az ed
digi munkas-arisztokracia seer
vezetei konnyebben elbannak
t6kevel.
A konvencio ARA utasitotta
,ezetoseget,. hogy EFT els6 sor-
Jan nehez iparban keressek, a
melynek szervezese idaig bot
ranyosan reakcios volt es nem
tudott, de nem is akart zold ag-
ra vergodni.
Az "Amalgamated" kivenhedt
es reakcios choke peldaul keny-
ellen volt beismerni, hogy egy ev
alatt csak ezerrel emelkedett a
tagsag letszama es hogy mind
ossze ct Is felezer tag;a van,
bar a nehez iparban juliusban
sztraikot akart csinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
MEG SZERENCSE
A CS0DBE

jutott repub1ikanusoknak, hogy
az ellenzek szerepet atvette to-
luk teljesen - nagyt0ke, a
me1y hangosan kritizalja kor-
many minden lepeset es amely
kiilonos szemtelenseggel es yak
meroseggel sail szembe az vi
dea1lel.
A u. S. Chamber of Com
,merce, a U. S. Manufacturers
Association, Liberty League, a
Bankarok Egyesiilete es rajtuk
xiviil nagyt6ke es az uralkodo
,sztaly szaz> kisebb alakulata ISL
bong radioban IS lapokban es
mindegyik mas-mas fronton pro-
|balja kormanyt akadalyozni es
tamadni.
Termeszetesen a kormany sem
szotlan es egyre tobb tagja veszi
fel kihivast, hogy a legtobb
,yire igaztalan, szemtelen es bu-
ia tamadasokra valaszoljon es
azokat helyes vilagitasba he
lyezze.
F deral Relief Administrator
Hopkins a legmereszebb es a
legegyenesebb kozottuk, aki a
multi heten ramutatott, hogy a
6kesek egyenesen ellensegei es
mindig ellensegei voltak tarsa-
dalomnak es hogy otven ev ota
meg minden szocialista torvenyt
el probaltak gancsolni. Ugyan-
csak 8 jelentette XII AIT is, hogy
ezzel mesterseges handabanda-
al az vi dealerek mem fognak to-
r6dni. si@ssc fg.~f&}tT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18

kellene kerdezni a republika-
nus politikusokat, hogy volta
keppen 6k NIT csinaltak volna
ezekiel a penzekkel, ha veletle-
ill ok lcttek voIna a kormanyon,
nikor a gazdasagi elet osszeom-
asa sziksegesse tette, hogy a
szovetseg az uira epitest meg
kezdie es ezeket az osszegeket
mcgszavaztak volna egy republi-
kanus kormany szamara? Bizo-
nyara csak ait tehettek volna
amt a de1nokratak megtettek
hogy penzt szetosszak es ell
koltsek megfelel6 celokra.
Legfeljebb republikanus part
,dminisztrac;;;a kihasznalta vol.
Ia merhetetlen graftekre az al
<almat,. aminthogy az olajpart ii.
:ennegy ewes multja tele van q
egnagyobb panamak orrfacsar{
| )iizevel.
Ostobasag demokrata politi
kusontol, hogy ezeket szovet
segi penzeket dobaljak a valasz
toik szemere. de meg nagyobf
,stobasag a republikanus part re
szer6l, hogy demokratal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
EZ A MECD0BBENT0
|VALLOMAS

mutatta meg legjobban, hogy
nilyen biinos hanyagsaggal inte-
Xix ,lnunkasok sorsat a veze-
rex, hogy nrilyen gazemberek
gambleroznak lit a n1unkas-sors-
(Folvtatas AZ six oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18
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iik.
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zekre szorult epublikanus part
nem tud .issuetn talalni, inert
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dealnek es az eln0knek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-18

|szerzodesek az egyes iparagak-
ban lejarnak.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-04-14
Announce Program for
Sacred Music Concert

The program for the sacred music
concert which Will be given ut Nc
Cabc Methodist Episcopal church Of
1880 o'clock Sunday evening by the
Dickinson state teachers college con-
cert orchestra Of 50 musicians, under
direction Of Miss Catherine Burns
was announced Saturday.
The concert here will be one In the
series Of engagements made for the
orchestra's eighth annual tour. An
invitation Is extended to the public.
Following Is the program to be Of
fered:
I-Choral, "veni Creator spiritus, :"
Bach, and rejoice q My Soul,
Schumann. Orchestra. II - Largo
from THE New World Symphony .
Dvorak, Orchestra. 1II-Brass en-
semble - Sacred Medley" SERVER -
Clinton Weber, Robert SERVER, Fred
Curtion and Gerald Chaplin.
W-"Cavatina," Bohn = Orchestra.
x-violin solo-Adagio from Sonata
in q Minor" Handel-Miss Bernadine
Lenhart. accompanied by Miss Muriel
Kjerstad. vI-"Prayer," Frank. and
Prelude" Massenet-Or Orchestra. VII
Piano solo-"Du bist die Ruhe, -
Schubert-Liszt - Miss Patricia Bren-
nan, head Of the piano department Of
the college. vIII-String ensemble
Choral and Choral Prelude" Bach,
and "Andante Cantabile," Tschai-
kowsky. IX-"I Know That My Re-
deemer Liveth," Handel, and Unfold
We Portals" Gounod-