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Evening star., 1935-04-26
In Mrntnriaitt.

RrSKEY.. CLARENCE HOWARD. A trib-
ute of love to the memory OF our beloved
hRD sLAKEY a'R5 W6o ps!ssa wv now
-. 1928.
Nothing cen ever take away
The love a heart holds dear:
Fond memories linser every day.
ZIG Remsmbrsnce WTrT nSp cnI, Keeps pr him r near
A'E EEEssFisE NH ASD cfaREReE SHEEReES AMI 1--WE R
HAMILTON. MARTHA Sacred TO the
q dfyfsd Han 9t5sF sbd sRd
LETT US nve years ago TODAY. April &c.
/ lost a life companion
life linked with my own;
Day by dey miss you more
HER DEvorED oaE 5hTf1sf HTsBAN6 M aRne RICHARD
HUGH HAMILTON
You left behind a broken heart
That loved you so sincere
That never did and never will
HER .LoyING DAUGHTER. MABELLE
HAMILTON JONES.
Nothing can ever take away
The love our hearts hold dear
Fond memories linger every day.
HER Rfmsm5Fsnee nRy9Ts ksepS IM, he. pear 1rs
BEATRICE WARRicK HARRIs. Dor
oTHY WARRICK WHITE
HEBRON: HENRIETTA. In fond re-
s S9 dear gbo %etne HEN
Ifs fifteen years ago today. April &c.
HER CHILDREN. EssIE AND HARRY.
LUZ. WILLIAM: In sad and loving re-
ago today. April 20. 1888.
Two years have passed since that sad day
When one We loved was called away.
God took him home. 1t was His will,
But IN our hearts he Is living still.
THE FAMILY.
MOTEN. AUGUSTINE. In remembrance
OF our dear daughter and sister AC-
GUSTINE MOTEN. who departed this
life one year ago today. April 26. 1884.
Twas early Thursday morning April %.
When Jesus called Augustine to His
bosom TO sleep.
She few to His breast. all she could say.
Mother. I am Goine to glory today"
Augustine Is not dead she is only asleep.
Sleep on; Ausustine. and take thy rest.
We loved you much. but God loved you
MOTHER. MARY MoTEN PENN: w11-
LIAM MOTEN; DEVOTED FRIEND.
E. S. BARNES
PLUMMER. NELLIE ARNOLD. tribute
of love and devotion to the memory OF
my dear twin sister. NELLIE ARNOLD
PLUMMER. who left me two years aeo
today. April o6. 1898.
Until memory fades and life departs
You will forever be in my heart;
BROTHER ROBERT.
PRICE. IDA. In loving remembrance OF
my dear. beloved mother. IDA PRICE
who departed this o, life one year aso
HER DAUGHTER BLANCHE
Evening star., 1935-04-26
1rathH.

'Aktr eds l5sSEs ssE o9 bARER IasF.d;z sdos .os
1. Hsfry E' John W. ". Baker aaeI ana ID Mrs. Ms.
Cora Mcdaniel. Remains resting. at W:
w. Soms Chambers NIB Got southeas, funeral rel
strasburR. Va.
BAxTER. HELENs. On Wednesday. April
ns iss1 AEErs e. es T. rssSssse sss vie I'll II joha ss
Perry and srsndmother r. of Ethel A..
neral from the above residence on Sat-
s1ssa, sns fiissss ,ssitea: isselmens & eons5ss
DESk.LI lam JAMES g. Isy Ipspas 5sSs h s.dK e
EFT, devoted husband Of Martha Beck:
ct ,,. and brother Of Minnie Hushes and
q from hi; isss s1II IssidIense $5si i,
terment Harmony Cemetery.
'thS HemGAiai Ne %nS1'fss HSsDss AHr AI
sEs Of q the eHs e5 5.eeb 6 and sa ssGSss
RYAN tunsEsi home, s1S PennsyiSsnis
sEhNEHT ioss '.Mfs " M.d.on R On % sunasy sAA ADf
nett nett. Funeral sl, iIon, ths " ": Cham;
11th st. Sc. on Friday. April 20. at
1890 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. with full military
1885. HEIEN. the beloved wife Of Ea:
gene Bradley. She also leaves other
April 2s. at 2, pm. from the W, Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1882 You St.
NV. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 2S
CARTER. ELIZABETH. Departed this
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. Re-
becca Ward Of 426 23d place ne, after
widow of Edmund Carter. Surviving
her are two sons, W. Justin and DR.. C..
Lennon Carter OF Harrisburg. Pa;
three dauehters. Miss jeanette Carter.
Mrs Martha z. Barber and Mrs. Re-
4. Carter. Mrs. Blanche Tibbs Busch Of
this city. w. Justin Carter. jr. of
Reading Pa. and Thaddeus g. Carter
Of Harrisburg, Pa. and a host OF other
relatives and friends Funeral Sat-
urday April 81 at :, pm. from e. w
Bundy's funeral home, 6"l Florida
ave, NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-26
lege. She and DR.. Keister were mar

lege. She and DR.. Keister were mar
ried at South Boston, Va.
Her only son. DR.. william 8. Keister,
former public health officer of Prince
Georges and Baltimore Counties in
Maryland, died several years ago.
Beside her husband. she is survived
by a daughter. Mrs. Helen K. Jurtien
OF the Monroe street address, and
two grandchildren. william 8. jr., and
George Bittle Keister.
DR.. and Mrs. Keister had resided
in Washington about II years. She
was a member of Luther Place Memo
rial Church.
Funeral services will be held at
Evening star., 1935-04-26
MRS. B. c. KEISTER
EXPIRES AT HOME
Doctors Wife Was Active in
Child Welfare Work
in Virginia.

Mrs. Laura H. Keister, 76. wife of
Dr.. Bittle c. Keister, retired physician
died yesterday at her home, 1888 Mon
Evening star., 1935-04-26

HE Tuesday. April 80. 1875. al her
ERINE + HOUSTON ssfi widow ID RG Of Ree RAlf- +
J. Houston, the devoted mother OF Will
liam L.. Ulysses L.. Clotll NJ and The
ophilus J. Houston; loving grandmother
Of Frances Y Brown. Eunita Y. Taylor
Christine y perry. Charles H. Thomas
services Saturday. April -. at ] pm.
at the NinCteen.h Street Baptist
Church. o6s
Evening star., 1935-04-26

Wednesday. April "a. 1885, PHILIP W
HOLMES: son Of the late Rachel and
lawson Holmes. He is survived by his
faithful wife. Alberta Holmes and one
brother. joseph Holmes. and many other
relatives anc friends. Remains resting
at HOLLOWAY e. Co.'S funeral home. 3o4
ST. s.w. Funeral Sunday. April os. at
l:30 pm. from Rehoboth Baptist
Church. 1st ST. between N and o SITS
Rev .J0hn Rieharde .
Evening star., 1935-04-26
HENRY c. OLSEN RITES
TOBE HELD TOMORROW

Man Killed in Reno Wreck Will
Be Buried in Arlington.
Wife Brings Body.
Mrs. Nina Olsen will arrive here
tomorrow with the body of her hus-
band. Henry C. Olsen. IS, who was
killed in an automobile crash near
Reno. New. last Sunday, according
to word received here. Arriving about
8 am. the body will be taken direct
ly to Arlington National Cemetery.
Military services will be held at 1890
am. followed by burial. Church
services were also held Wednesday
in Ogden, Utah.
Mr.. Olsen, a flight check observer
for the Coast and Geodetic Survey,
lived here at HOO Twenty-fifth street.
He was q World War veteran and an
officer Of the Army Reserve Corps.
Evening star., 1935-04-26
FOUND.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League. II o st NV
Phone North $3.50
Evening star., 1935-04-26
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow: not much change in
temperature; lowest temperature to-
night about AZ degrees; gentle variable
winds, becoming southwest tomorrow.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair to-
night and tomorrow; not much change
in temperature.
West Virginia-Probably light frost
in east portion tonight: tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness, somewhat warmer
in east portion.
Evening star., 1935-04-26
roe street. She had been Ill about

roe street. She had been III about
three months.
A native of Botetourt County, Va,
Mrs. Keister for years was active in
child welfare work in her native State
and in Georgia. She was charter
member of the Civic Betterment Club
Of Roanoke. Va. where her husband
was in charge of hospital. Later she
continued her interest in civic and
sanitation work in Savannah. Ga.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Shaefer of Botetourt County, Mrs.
Keister was educated al Marion Col
Evening star., 1935-04-26

Thursday. April "5. 1885 EMMA HER
BERT. beloved daughter of William L.
Herbert and the late Ella Herbert she
leaves to mourn their loss four sisters
Mrs. Mary Brisco. Mrs Lillian pen
nineton. Mrs. Rose Hill and Mrs. Gen
evia Green: also three brothers Louis.
Charles and Joseph Herbert and a de-
voted stepmother. Mrs. Luvenia Her
bert: stensister. Gladys Brady. rela-
tives and friends. Remains resting at
Mrs: GENEVA Green's residence l34S
Half st. sc. Funeral will be Saturday
April 81. at ST. Vincent de Paul Church
at am. Interment Mount OIvet Gene
terry.
HILL. OTIS. On Wednesday. April -
1895. at Garfield Hospital OTIS the
beloved son Of Will and Claudia Hill
He also leaves three sisters ard fun
Evening star., 1935-04-26

Thursday. April e5. 1885. at his resi-
pER JOHN fasf Is Remains ns4eN reis:
homs. 1900 Chepin st. NV. Funeral
services at the W. w. Chambers Co. fu-
neral home. 400 Chaplin st. NV. on
Monday. April 20. at ! pm: thence to
st. Sophia's Church 9Th and L sts. NV.
where services will be held at . pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Glenwood Cemetery. 2S
Evening star., 1935-04-26
ROBERT M. BRETT RITES

Services Tomorrow for Son Of Sec
retary to British Attache.
Funeral services for Robert NAL
colin Brett, 9-year- -old son of Herbert
r. F. Brett, secretary to the air at
tache Of the British Embassy, will be
held at the Church of the Pilgrims
tomorrow at pm.
The child died yesterday at Chill
dren's Hospital of spinal meningitis
He was born in Washington and went
to school here.
Evening star., 1935-04-26

Hines undertaking establishment to-
morrow at 2 pm. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-04-26
LOST.

LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star iDi.l be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. ,nclusipe, up
to noon day OF issue Saturdays
ana legal holidays up to 10 am
day OF issue. For the Sunday Star
up to II pm. Saturday.
BOND TOPCOAT. Sat. pm. at A & W.
on 9as Conn; ave Reward, Address Box
DoG-scottie. black named "snoony..;
NV. ciey %'1 SASH. iu Reward. @ if ofo"a' 81
DOG. similar to wire e-haired terrier. white.
brown spots long tail. in vicinity Of Con-
gress Sgss Heights. Reward. Phone Lineoln
EARRING. pearl and diamond. about the
Dupont Circle AN and St; Rewsrd If re-
1RsE Hsr.fa Ease A1t n front aos Of ssSpa
GLASSES L-(Rimlessl; in case marked Buff
Ios Feand Dent Hote to
tween Conn. ave. and 18th and L. Reward
1904 Conn. ave
r1GKE1nooknsskb ,S %.aGd5 sSntsinsd sey; s,;
SPTTZ-Young. white. female dog. in
South Brookland April 25. Reward. DR..
Street. 1414 Girard st. ne.
TRUCK WHEEL AND TIRE. one, 3Ox5 co.
vicinity Cleveland Park. Reward II re-
turned Phone Cleveland 5797.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER. all white
except ears. 1914 North Capitol st. Phone
WRIST WATCH. 1adys Bulova. white gold
between N. Car. and Pa. aves. Sc. Tues
day Reward. Lincoln 1880. 26'
$40 REWARD for return of black brief
sts n W. Phone Shepherd 3O66-W.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Russian Trade Pact
Is Brain Trust BIunder

To the Editor of The Times:
The Brain Trust has committed
many great plumbers in it's at.
tempt to help us forgotten men.
But its latest act of entering into
a trade agreement with Russia
which allows that country to flood
this nation with cheap goods pro-
duced with slave labor is nothing
short of unadulterated stupidity.
Not only will American industry
be injured by this agreement but
Russia will also be able to flood
this country with Red propaganda
through its commercial CD agents
with greater ease than ever be-
fore. If we had a few more men
in Congress who thought more Of
the welfare of their country than
they do of getting votes they
would impeach Federal officials
from Roosevelt down who are re-
sponsible for this latest outrage
against America and common
sense.
1 hope the Hearst papers will
continue to enlighten the people
about the goofey doings of the
Brain Trust. 1t may help to re-
store a common sense government
to the nation in the near future.
REALIST.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
OF STRIKE
RIOT BLAMED
ON PERKINS

CAMDEN N. j., July % ON.S0.
Secretary Of Labor Frances Per-
kins today was accused Of "two-
timing" the people of Camden by
Mayor Frederick Van Media, who
blamed her failure to act before
the eleventh hour for the threat
ening situation at the New York
Shipbuilding Corporations plant
here.
Defying labor leaders objec-
tions, company officials threw
open gates of the plant this morn
ing after a shutdown" since a
strike was called II weeks ago.
Only a small percentage Of the
1900 workers on strike returned
to work. The remainder, approx
mately $500, formed picket lines,
while 100 patrolmen, armed with
riot guns and tear gas, patrolled
the area.
After the company refused to
close it's gates, Mayor Van Mieda
criticized failure of the Labor De-
partment at washington to inter
vene at the proper time. The
mayor said:
"It looks to me as If Madame
Perkins has been 'twO-timing'
the people of Camden, and I
don't give a damn who hears
what say about her. Madame
Perkins hasn't been doing q
thing for 10 weeks, and now,
all of a sudden, she tries to tell
us what to do at the last
minute"
In an attempt to settle the dis
pute, Miss Perkins propos
strikers, who demand a closed
shop, higher wages, and elimina-
ton Of piecework, return to work
Immediately and permit a board
Of three to arbitrate.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Saving the WindmiIIs

LILLE, France, G.N.S0. - A
campaign is underway to save the
historic windmills of France. 1t is
recalled that Holland protects her
windmills by law. During the war
many Flanders windmills were de-
stroyed and hundreds viii C h
escaped are now falling into decay.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
GIVEN
MAY0R'S0.K.

TAKOMA PARK, Md, July %.
In continuing their street con-
struction and improvement pro-
gram for this year, Mayor Fred
erick l.. Lewton and the Takoma
Park town council today ap-
proved the grading and surtac-
ing of Valley View Avenue for
o distance of about 400 fet.
Although the project as ap-
proved by the Mayor and coun-
Gil is for only a distance of 400
feet, this is the present terminus
of the street, but should plans
for subdividing a strip of land
lying at the end of the street
be completed by the time the
project is opened and the sew.
er connections be completed, the
project will be extended and the
street surfaced to Willow Ave
nue., nearly twice the distance Of
the present project.
A public hearing on the con-
templated work will be held dur
ing the next open meeting by
the mayor and council to be
held on August 10.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
kerosene, Not Soap,
Needed for Poison

To the Editor of The Times:
"Old fashioned yellow soap is
the best standby for poison ivy"
This appeared Saturday on the
local page of your paper.
With due respect to DR., Rub
land, District Health Officer, and
speaking as a seasoned sufferer
from the poisonous weed, yellow
soap isn't what it's cracked up
to be.
I have found the real cure.
Sponge the infected parts with
kerosene or gasoline, then cover
with liquid potassium perman'
ganate. And keep it wet.
True, your epidermis will look
like a purple lily and you will
smell like grandmother's kero
sene stove-but it will just about
Stay that poison ivy!
AS for innoculations, while not
permanent, they will last from
one to three years, according to
medical authorities.
But yellow soap? Well-that's
DR.. Ruhland'S story!
ELIZABETH OLDFIELD.
BraziI's State Rails Poor
Brazil's privately owned rail
roads are making money, but the
government lines are in the red
the biggest deficit being $2,400 ,00C
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
MUSICAL FETE
WINS PRAISE

NEW YORK, July % G.N.S).
Amid high praises showered upon
the summer music festival for its
cultural benefits, hope is ex-
pressed that the affair will be
established as an annual event
here.
This hope was voiced by Gov.
Herbert H. Lehman, one of the
5000 music lovers who crowded
into the Polo Grounds Saturday
night to hear the 5000 amateur
singers render solo and choral
numbers. The Governor COM
mented:
at is a noble thing to bring
gether to be entertained and
inspired"
Sponsored by the New York
Evening Journal, the monster
spectacle was produced under the
direction of Major Edward Bowes,
noted impresario. Every number
on the varied program was re-
ceived with enthusiastic applause
Winners were announced in
various classes of competition
group and individual. Solos were
presented by Emile Haberland
soprano, and Jesse Wolk, baritone
winners of first places in city-wide
individual competition in the
women's and mems contests. The
contests covered ten weeks OF
competition preceding the festi
val
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Safe Place to Sleep

LAMAR, Colo, U.N.S0.-Rail-
road men routed two passenger
trains over a sidetrack to avoid
striking an automobile parked
across the main track an Lamar.
Gene Rorick, who was found
asleep in the car, was arrested
and sentenced to 80 days in Jail on
charges Of drunkenness.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Widow Sues Driver
In Death Of Husband

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July
23.-Mrs. Emily v. Merkle, widow
of Adam Merkle, filed suit in the
Circuit Court here for $4,000
damages against Dora G.. White,
of Laurel, Nd. Mrs. Merkle
claims that her husband, Adam,
was standing beside Belair Road,
near Lynch's Corner, in Hartford
county, on May 2, when he was
struck and fatally injured by a
car driven by Mrs. White.
The Washington times., 1935-07-23
Letters to the Editor

Letters the Editor should must
signed By the Drer NTH his
confidential initials publication the turiter
don1eS Readers tnvited interest
The Washington times., 1935-07-23

Ideal Vacation Tours to
CANADA end NEW ENGLAND
In AALEEIssss Fares. -Four 10 SsvsS Days.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21

egyetertesben es szeretetben
dolgoztak vele az elmult esz-
tendok0n keresztul. Mrs. Fe-
renci nagyon ugyesen felk0-
szont0tte a jubilans sz0vetse-
get es a vendegsereget. Az al
eln0k szivb6l jov6 jo kivana-
TAFT fejezte XII. Azutan imaval
eS a magyar himnusz elenek-
lese utan sok szerencset XII
vanva sz0vetsegiinkre es tag
jainkra, a jubileumi megem-
lekezes veget ert.
Utana tarsasjatek folyt a
legjobb hangulatban. Min
denki nagyon j6l erezte ma
gat. Halas koszonetiinket fe-
jezzik XII Mrs. Kovacsnak
azert, hogy atengedte ottho-
nat es a sok j6ert, amivel TO-
gadta nagyszamu vendeg-
sereget. Ada listen, hogy meg
sok lily sep evfordul6i estet
tolthessiink lily peldas egyet-
ertesben es szeretetben.
Kedves magyarn6 testve-
reink, alljunk tovabb is a Pro-
Hungaria zaszl6ja ala, mint
huseges katonak.
Jelszavunk legyen: Veliink
az listen es az 6si Jog, Tria-
mont led0ntjlk, zaszlonk
gyozni fog.
Csete Sdndor7,e, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
A PRO-HUNCARIA
MASZKA BALJA

November lien vasarnap
este tartotta nagy maszka-
baljat sz0vetsegiink a West
Side-i magyar otthonban. A
balon sok sep maszka volt
jelen. Ezep dijakat nyertek
maszkajuk altal Kasza Irenke,
Hauser Piroska, Orosz Ferenc-
ne, Boot Grace, Kag Annus-
ka es Kasza Karoly.
Az estely ugy erk0lcsileg,
mint anyagilag eleg jol sike-
rilt. K0sz0netiinket fejezziik
XII sz0vetsegink neveben mind
azoknak, akik a balon dolgoz-
tax es barmivel is hozzajarul-
tax a bal Sikerehez.
Tisztelettel,
Csete Sdndorne, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
HALAADkS NAPJA
Bazaar
Most is a Magyar Otthonban
lesz a FIssetlen Egyhaz
nagy bazarja. Utolso este
bal. Jegy harom estere Csc.

Evek ota megszokott dolog,
hogy a Fuggetlen Reformatus
Egyhaz a w. S. Magyar Off,
honban tartja harom napos
evi nagy bazarjat. Meg az lido
ben sincs valtozas, inert a be-
kuld0tt hirek szerint az ideri
is november utolso csiit0rt0k
estejen, Thanksgiving Day,
kezd6dik es tart penteken es
szombaton este is. A harom
este ugy van beosztva, hogy
az els6 ket esten van az Aru-
sitas es bingo jatek, valamint
masfajtaju sorsolasok, harma-
dix este pedig mindig bal volt
es bal lesz most is.
A bazarra kibocsatott je-
gyek mind a harom estere er-
venyesek es aruk mind0ssze
rs cent, ami feltiin5en olcso,
nemcsak azert, inert az utol-
SO jegy-szelveny a balra is
szol, hanem azert is, inert a
jegyekre minden este OF erte-
kes nyeremeny esik, ICY tehat
azok egyben sqFsjegyek is.
Mindens evben rendkiviil
nagy kozonseg szokott egybe-
gyulni a fuggetlenek bazarja-
ra es az el6jelekb6l itelve So
kan lesznek Oft az idepr .hogy
egyreszt jo Is olcs6 szorako-
East talaljanak, masreszt pc
dig, hogy megjelenesukkel is
kimutassak ait a rokonszen-
vet, amt a kiizd6 egyhazzal
szemben ereznek.
A bali estere a rendezoseg a
legjobb es legnagyobb magyar
zenekart szerz0dtette lie, anne
lyikr6l k0ztudomasu, hogy
ugy a magyar, mint a divatos
amerikai darabokat is kitin6-
en- jatsza. Ezen kivul is min
den lehet6t elkovet a rende-
zoseg, hogy minden vendeg
kifogastalanul erezze magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
NEVNAPI UNNEPELY.

Kiss Kalmanne es Kukoda
Janosne, Macy meglepetesi es-
telyt rendeztek, lapunk egyik
huseges olvasoja, Reiber La
josne, sziil. Veres Erzsebet re-
szere, november no lean.
A mitsem sejt6 Reibernet,
47-ik nevnapi evforduloja al
kalmaval koszontottek a sok
jobaratok es baratnok, vala-
mint a szomszedok es isme-
r6sok k0ztiik e sorok iroja is.
A sok szep idvozlo beszed
utan kezdod0tt a vigsag. Ha-
marosan jo harapni valo es
melle egy kis vidamito is ke-
rult az asztalra, ugy hogy az
unneplo baratok es isner6-
s0k csak vasarnapra kertiltek
vissza a Reiber csalad sep
farmjarol.
Sok-sok nevnapokat eljenek
meg boldogsagban es ilyen
Wig tarsasagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
A CAMPBELL KULTUR KOR
MASZKA BALJA

Nagynak igerkezik a Camp
belli Kultur K0r Maszka Bal
ia november 3O-an, szombat
este a campbelli Italian Hall
ban, cor. 18th es Gordon
Aven. Kezdete este 7 orakor
es vege csak maid valamikor
a hajnali orakban.
Ket ertekes dii lesz kiadya,
egyfk u iegszeBb es iTiasik IA
legkomikusabban 0lt0zott
maszkanak. vi zene, vi Hall,
csak a Kor mem vi, inert mar
mindenki isneri ezen camp
belli derek ifjusagi kort es
mindenki jol tudja, hogy en-
mex a K0rnek mulatsagain
mindenki jol kimulathatja
magat; tehat legyunk oft
mindnyajan, ki-ki maszka ru-
haban oltozve es hagyjuk el
szomorusagunkat legalabb egy
estere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
A MUNkAvISzONY
J6NAk leERkEz|k
Az ev vsseig j6k le.znek a
munkaviszonyok. S. sza-
zalekos aceltermeles

A younstowni hatalmas acel
kerulet sok tizezernyi mum
kasa jo innepek ele tekint-
het, inert minden jel oda mu-
tat, hogy november meg hat
ralev6 reszebep Is december
ben az aceltermeles nemcsak
a mostani 55 'szazalekos lesz,
hanem javulas is varhat6.
A j6 kilAtAsnak f6oka az,
hogy az automobil ipar sok-
kal er6sebben dolgozik, mint
barmely novenberben ezel6tt
es decemberre az iizem
fokozasa varhato.
Ugyancsak biztosra veszik,
hogy januar Ire a kesz acel-
termekek arai emelkedni fog
max, inert az acel gyartas-
max hasznalt myers termenyek
arai maris emelkedtek es az
is varhato hogy az acelgyari
munkasok fizetesjavitasban
(korilbelul 5 per cent) is
fognak reszesiilni. (Ha ez
megtortenik, akkor a legala-
csonyabb acelgyari kozonseges
napszamos orabere Al centr6l
so centre fog emelkedni oran-
kent).
Ha magasabbak lesznek az
arak, akkor 'decernberi szalli,
tasa Macy nstfinyisegti acel.
rendelesek varhatok, ami ok
vetlenul jobb munkaviszonyo-
kat jelent.
December elejen megindul a
Carnegie-Illinois Steel Co.
Mcdonald vi szeles strip
millje, amely t0bb szaz ember.
mex nyujt maid alkalmazast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
A PRO-HUNCARIA
JUBILEUMI ESTELYE

Pro-Hungaria magyar n6k
vilagsz0vetsegenek youngs-
town. osztalya november 12-
en- tartotta megalakulasanak
6-ik evfordulojat, Kovacs Mix
l6sne penztarnokunk otthona-
ban. Az estet az eln0k ,imaval
nyitotta meg. Utana felolvas-
tatott sz0vetsegunk 6 ewes
munkalkodasanak 0sszefogla-
lasa. Sz0vetsegunk az elmult
6 esztend0n keresztiil sohasem
tevesztette szem el6l tulajdon-
keppeni celjait: Fenntartani
"a kapcsolatot a sziilohazaval,
ismertetni nyelvet es muvesze-
tet es hirdetni a trianoni be-
kek0tes igazsagtalansagait.
Dolgozni a mi szegeny csonka
hazankert es a k0z0s va
gyunkert: a reviZiOert.
DicSeret illeSSe a Pro- Hun
garia tagjait, akik keszek vol
tax minden aldozatra, hogy
szovetsegunk kituz0tt celjait
skier koronazta.
Az eln0k halas k0sz0netet
fejezi XII tiszttarsainak es a
tagtestvereknek, hogy oily szep