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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
BASKETBALL MULATSAG
VOLT WARRENBEN IS.

A Warreni Ifjusagi Kor basket
ball csapatai ismet jatszottak az
akroni fiuk es leanyokkal.
A Scent Imrei Kiralynok >. Is
A Warreni Gyongyviragok I
A Scent Imrei Kiralyok ;. l8
A Warreni Barok -. Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
Esemenyek.

A napokban a cleveland
bolsheviki sajttakar6ban napvila-
got latott az TWO. (Internatio-
nal Workers Order) multi evi
szamadasa. Ez az a testiilet,
amelybe nehany evvel ezel6tt be-
olvadt kommunistak sz6cs0ve
altal teljesen szarazra felt Ma
gyar Munkas Betegsegelyz6 Is
Onkepz6 Szervezet.
Ugyancsak ez az TWO az,
amelynek szervezoi Is egyes
felrevezetett tisztvisel6i tamad-
jak igazi nagy magyar orsza-
gos egyleteket, kritizaljak azok
vezeteset, lazitjak annak tagjait,
hogy milyen 'sokat" koltenek
iigykezelesre "a ii penzeteket
munkas testverek"!
Az amerikai magyarsag k0re-
ben az ilyen tamadasokra min
dig akadnak egyesek, akik be-
dulnek Is tagjaiva valnak ennek
a fnagyarosan "ivo"-nak nevezett
egyletbe, inert oft "olcso" a tag
sagi dij Is inert AIT csakis mum
kas testverek vezetik."
Sokaig hallgattunk, inert mem
akartuk annak a latszatat fel-
tiintetni, hogy mi egy magyar"
egyletet tamadunk, de az "ivo"
mem magyar Is kotelesseget mu-
lasztunk, ha tovabra is hallgatva
lehet6ve tenn6k szervez6iknek
AIT, hogy meg tobb magyart SEE
ditsenek ebbe az egyletbe, amely
minden ssak mem "biztos" Is ahol
annak aki mem hal meg hamaro-
san vagy mem lesz beteg mind
jart mem fog senmi sem jutni.
Az lit k0zolt adatokat az "Uj
E16re" marcius 4-iki szamaban a
Pix oldalon olvastuk. Azok leta-
gadhatatlanok, inert hiszen a
bolsik csak mem hazudnak sajat
egyletiik fel6l.
Tehat oft latjuk "Bevetel 1894"
focim alatt, hogy a tagsag be-
fizetett 0sszes tagsagi dijakban
$45O,238.47-et.
Most aztan nezzuk meg, hogy
ebb6l az eleg sep summabol init
fizettek XII. Ezt megtalaljuk "Ki-
adas 1o34-ben" elm alatt.
lit a hideg szamok:
Betegsegelyre -. $132,425.26
Halaleseti segely :. 72,834.l5
Temetesi segely :. 14,e45.O7
Osszes segely 49,. $220,204.47
Hat bizony ez eleg sep lenne,
de nezzuk csak, hogy mibe ke-
riilt es AIT latjuk, hogy szepen
elosztva kul0mb0z0 cimek alatt
az egylet ugyvezetesere, ugyne-
vezett "hivatalos lapjaira" (koz-.
tuk persze az Vi Elore) "szerve-
zesre", jogtanacsosra, egyetemes
kozponti titkarnak stb. kifizet-
tex
0sszes iigyvezetesre $174,sO8.03
Tehat tobb mint ketszer annyit
fizettek XII iigyvezetesi es egyeb
k0ltsegekre, mint halalesetre,
majdnem masfelszer annyit mint
betegsegelyre. AIT latjuk, hogy
az "ugykezeles" (amiben persze
benn van az egysegfrontozas uta-
zasi koltsegei szervezok utaz-
tatasa jobbra es balra, az igazi
magyar egyletek allando tama-
dasa stb.) az 0sszes befizetett
tagsagi dijaknak csaknem 40
(negyven) szazaleka, vagyis a |
tag altal befizetett minden dol
larbol k6zel 40 centet elvettek
mas celokra, mint segelyek fize-
tesere vagy egy megfelelo tar
talek gyujtesere, hogy legyen
maid fizetni amikor a tagok
oregszenek.
AIT hisszik az is eleg ahhoz,
hogy felvilagositsuk a magyar
, 1935-09-16

To Ale Texas Creditors Of the Home
Building ~ Loan Company, a corpora
ton under the laws Of Utah. hereto
fore doing business In the state OF Tex
as. now In liquidation.
You will take notice that In Cause
No. 5s.9li IN the District Court Of
Travis County for the o8th District.
wherein John A. Malta, Banking Com
missioner OF the State OF Utah. a.
plaintiff. and Irwin McCreary. Banking
Commissioners OF Texas, e. AL are de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned has been
appointed receiver with respect 70 that
certain surety bond IN the sum or $780,
600 90 deposited by said Building Az
Loar Company IN pursuance OF the Act
OF che slst Legislature Second Called
Session with respect 70 foreign Build
Ing AZ Loan Associations doing bust
ness In Texas. and IN pursuance OF the
order Of said court you are notified 60
file with the undersigned. as such re-
ceiver. not later than october 14th,
1885, such a claim Ia you may have
In and TO said fund or security as q
creditor OF Home Building AZ Lean
Company OF Utah. duly verified By az
fidavit ana supported by a sufficient
proof 20 the end that the rights OF al
parties may be adiudicated and satd
fund and security properly distributed.
Done In the City or Austin. this nth
day OF September. A. D. 1885.
III. G. BRAND. Receiver. BOX
No. lO9s. Austin. Texas
0-I6-13-30-7-4t-50iA
, 1935-09-16

County School lands south sl degrees.
30 minutes H. e25 feet 20 q point for
corner; Thence N. Q ceg. 20 minutes ".
$3.50 feet TO q point tor corner; Tencs
n. 81 degrees 30 minutes w. SO feet
20 point FOR corner. Thence q. . de-
grees 30 minutes w. 52B0 feet 70 point
OF beginning containing hundred
acres Of land and being the West one
half OF a two hundred acre tract con-
veyed by G. r. Ferry and wife. Mrs. 9
n. Perry, to y. r.. Roberts, by deed
dated October Is. 1923. and recorded
IN the Deed Records Q. Cameron Ccun-
Y. Texas. IN Volume III, pages asa
Second Tract: Beginning AZ q point
on the dividing line between the O1o
Dc Aqua Grant and Section 27i OF
Cameron County Scnooi lands and be-
ing South 81 degrees 30 minutes EaBt
$3.50 feet from tbs Northwest corner
of said Section 27i. watch u also thr
Northeast corner OF Section 20. then
following the dividing line between the
said Oio dc Aqua Grant and said Sec
ton 271 OF Cameron County school
AIS feet to a point Ter corner: thence
North Q degrees 30 minutes East 526o
feet 20 q point FOR corner; Thence North
81 degrees 20 minutes West 4l23 feet
to q point for corner; Tence South q
degrees 80 minutes West 5780 feet O.
the place of beginning and containing
500 acres OF land.
Third Tract. Beginning &C the North
west corner Of Section 271 OF Cameron
County school lands. the same being
the Southwest corner Of lands parti.
toned to ID. w. schuepbach: Tencs
North 9 degrees 80 minutes East $3.50
feet 20 q point: Thence North 81 de-
grees 30 minutes West TO the West
line OF the III. III. Hardin lands: TencP
IL q eoutheriy direction 20 the place
cf beginning hnd containing 5i7i acres
90 land.
Ard I win On TIE lst day OF October
a.. ID. 1885. the Bame being the first
Tuesday Ia October. A. ID. 1898, be-
tween the hours o. ten O'Clock In the
forenoon and four o'clock In the aft
ernoon. offer the said land for sale ~
public vendue fer cash. az and IN front
or the Court House door cf Cameron
County. Texas, In the City Of Browns
Vile, Texas. TO satisfy said Judgment.
j. A. GOOLSBY. Sheriff Of
Cameron County. Texas
BY Gustavo Vera. Deputy
0-9-I6-23-3t-5010.
, 1935-09-16
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the
next called session, or any subse-
quent called session, of the 18th
legislature, the undersigned will
apply for the passage OF n special
act BY such legislature, authorizing
and empowering the commissioners
court Of Cameron county. Texas. 20
pledge and use the income received
from the fees and fines Of the
county's portion OF the motor We
hlcle tax, or any other tax or fee
received from the operation OF motor
vehicles. on public roads. 10 the pay
ment OF interest. principal and sink
ing fund Of ~s454.O00O0 OF Cameron
county road bonds. being a part OF
the s6.000.000 bonds heretofore au-
thorized: and also TO bind their
successors In office 10 pay interest.
principal and sinking fund on such
S454.001 bonds out OF such taxes.
fees. fines or other like sources Of
income.
This August 26. 1885.
Oscar e. Dancy.
County Judge.
8-26-2-9-l6-4t- 5cO5
, 1935-09-16
Enrolment Increase
Necessitates Change

LA FERIA, Sept. Ia Increased
enrolment IN the Ia Feria high
school has neceSSitated a number
OF changes, the most important OF
which Is the change OF the study
hall and library from the first floor
to the auditorium.
The socialized type study hall viii
be used In the new location since
sufficient space Is available for
chairs and tables TO permit students
70 work together In groups Of two,
three or more as well as individual
". The remainder OF the library VIII
be moved soon and will be the
open shelf type where students
have access 70 the book stacks ana
reference materials. Miss Lila n.
Dyer Librarian OF the high school.
favors the new system and stated
that Il Is coming 10 be used widely
BY leading high schools and COL
leges.
, 1935-09-16
ALLIES
ATT EMPT TO
Save REGIME
New Deal Truce Is
B~elieved To Be
Major Turn From
Huey's Policies

BATON ROUGE. La, Sept. Ia
R)-Amid talk OF a truce with the
New Deal the political heirs Of the
assaSsinated Huey p. Long laid
plans Monday for a caucus 70
salvage all possible from MS Louis
lana dictatorship and national fol-
loving.
AMesnwhile. parish authorities re-
iEBNed their up-to-now futile efforts
TO establish the exact circumstances
Of the death OF the senator's slayer.
Renewal Of the inquest gave
Senator Longs bodyguards their
fourth chance to tell how they
poured nearly sixty bullets into the
body OF DR.. Carl A. Weiss Jr.. after
he SHOT Long In the state house
q week ago Sunday night.
mo statements by anybody" Long
said as he entered the HOSPITAL IN
which he died little more than 80
hours later.
Thus far. the guards who cut
Weiss down. most OF them high
way policemen. have adhered %
the literal meaning OF that com
mand, thrice ignoring the invita-
lions OF the parish coroner 70 ap-
pear at sessions OF the inquest.
Mondays session Is the fourth.
The coroner. DR.. Thomas A. Bird.
and District Attorney John Fred
tnfDm both believed thev could
cNmpel the guards TO attend the
inquest, but they were doubtful
that they could compel them 70
testify. Odon said he had yet 70
hear the details OF the shooting
from . witness who had seen all Of
II.
The Rev. Gerald I. X. Smith
national organizer OF the Long
Share : Our : Wealth clubs. who
charged that his dead chief was
The victim OF a carefully laid muir
der plot, and Justice John b. Four
net of the state supreme court. have
been invited TO testify. Fournet was
credited by some eye witnesses OF
fhe shooting with DETECTING the
aim OF DR.. weiss and preventing q
second shot by graphing with him.
The caucus plans Of Longs now
ieaderleSs lieutenants we're indefi-
mite. The ccnclave may be held dur
ing the present week and may In
clude representatives OF the Long
machine throughout the 81 parishes
OF the state as well as the state
officials who were picked BY the
senator.
Opponents OF the machine watch
ed the plans but doubted that any
single figure would erae-ve %
dominate ms Long did.
, 1935-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS nATA


Barometric pressure was relative
w TO moderately high over most OF
the United States Monday morning,
except relatively lew over the south
west and over the plains states and
moderately low YER the Canadian
Northwest. Except for a few light
widely scattered showers the wealth.
er was mostly fair &c clear through
out the country during the last "a
hours. Temperatures were mostly
near the seasonal average Monday
morning.
Brownsville Y a. m. (CST) sea-
leve'p ressure 1896 inches.
, 1935-09-16
sHERIFFs sALE-REAL EsTATE

SHERTFF'S SALE-REAL ESTATE
BY virture or an Order or Sale Is
ued on the 4th day Of September. A.
.. 1884. u or the District Court az
Tarrant County. Texas. 18th Judicial
District. IN Cause No. 2i72-A. wherein.
Cook Paint a. Varnish Company IA
plaintiff md vi. II. Hardin. Mrs. Susan
Kinnebrew. a widow. b. w. Searcv and
wife. Mrs. II. w Searcv. Frank M
Hardin. w. + Cornell. Receiver IN suit
entitled w. ". Oxford KS. III III Hardin.
70. 653o. IN the District Court OF
kTAth County. Texas. and Abilene
Buildlng q Loan association are de-
tandants. I did on the 9Th day o. Sep
teIber. A. .. le35. levy pom the fol-
owing described land as the property
= the above named Defendants. situat-
"a IN Cameron County. Texas. tc-wit:
Al these certain tracts or parcels Of
md sltu1ted. wing and being In the
Nou-fv o. C1r~r-ru. state or Texas
and described In three tracts an FOL.
.cws.
FIRST Tract. Beng a tract or rarcul
lane beginning az a point on the
dividing line between the Oto de Aqua
Grant and Section 27f OF Cameron
COUNTY School lands a distance Of f310
'et South Al degrees 30 minutes East
rem THE Northwest cn~ne- or safd
section I'll. being also the Southeast
roFner o. the land p~artitioned 10 n.
w. ecnuenbach FOR the place ~ BE-
Ginning. thence following the divid-
.nR line between said Oio de Aqua
Grant and said Section al Of Cameron
, 1935-09-16
The Weather

East Texas (eaSt Of Tooth meri-
diam: Partly cloudy Monday night
and Tuesday, probably local show
ers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley;
cooler In extreme northwest portion
Monday night and In northwest por-
ton Tuesday.
Light to moderate uortherly 10
easterly winds on the coast.
, 1935-09-16
q ADVERTIsEMENT
sHERIFF's SALE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON

THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF CAMERON
Notice IL hereby given that By virtue
OF q certain Order OF Sale issued out 81
the Honorable l03rd Judicial District
Court o. Cameron County on the 9Th
Clerk Of said Court, Tor the sum OF
Twelve Hundred Serenty-nine a. 60
100 Dollars. with interest ana costs "
suit, under a judgment In favor OF
e. G. Brand. Banking Commissioner Of
Texas. as Receiver OF the Texas Bank
a. Trust Co. OF Brownsville, Texas IN
a certain cause In said Court, No. 1879
and styled. r. g. Brand. Banking Com
missioner OF Texas vs.. Margaret Nc
Intee. e. a.. placed IN my hands for
service. !. j. "A. Goolsby. as Sheriff OF
Cameron County. Texas. did on the Sth
day OF September. 1898. Levy on GER
tain Real Estate. situated In Cameron
County, Texas. described as follows.
to-wit: Lots Nos. F~crty-four ts4l. Forty
five (45). and Fortr-sIx (46l OF Rosa a
Terrace out OF Share NO. a or the "a
p!rttu Santo Grant IN Cameron County.
Texas: and lcrled upon as the property
OF Margaret McIrtee. A. Wayne Wood
and y. o. Pierce and that on the First
Tuesday in October. 1885. the same be-
ing the LIST day % said month. az TIE
Court House door o. Cameron County.
IN the City OF Brownsville. TIas. be-
tween the hours OF 10 q. n. and Z ,. m.
BY virtue or said levy and said Order
Of fale. ] viii sell said ebove describ-
ed Real Estate az public vendue. for
cash % the highest bidder. as the
property OF said Margaret McIntee. A.
Wayne Wood and J. o. Pierce.
And IN compliance with law. I rive
this notice BY publication IN the Eng
lish language. once A week for three
consecutive weeks immediately pre-
cedinR said day Of sale. In the Browns
vile Herald. q newspaper published ~
Cameron County.
Witness nv hand this 9Th dav or
September. 1855.
J. A. dOOLSBY. Sheriff. Cameron
County. Texar
BY Gustavo Vera. Deput-
e-i-f6-13-3t-S0l.
, 1935-09-16
Present 2l-Hr. AL
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabel
Tuesday, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High ........ 4:45 q. m. 1922 ?. m.
Low ........ 1888 q. m. i:04 p. m.
, 1935-09-16

The river viii fall slowly ut and
below Brownsville. more rapidly az
Mercedes and Hicalgo. and probably
continue TO fall nc and above Rio.
Grande City during the next few
days
, 1935-09-16

approximately 81 pounds OF beef
per capita were consumed In the
United States last year.
, 1935-09-16
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moro than . incoFTect innert1on4
, 1935-09-16

First figures, lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday: third.
wind velocity az s a.. m: fourth, prec-
imitation fn last IA hntYpuN
, 1935-09-16

WOULD BUY HOME, reasonable.
What have your BOX SOL, Browns
vile. O-IJ
, 1935-09-16

Tor NIL OCCASIONS We
telegraph flowers anywhere. Los
Ehanos Greenhouse Company,
Phone l5ea. KISS
, 1935-09-16
eaders and Advertisers Easily Find What They Wish in Herald Want Ads
ANNOUNCEMENT

SHELLED PECANS, new crop. 60c
pounds. Broadway Confection-
cry, l140 Washington. N-l23
, 1935-09-16
Wl4A11M4 G1AAN@AA@M4
cry, l140 Washington Mig
PAINTING
ROOFING
LOANS
MORRIS LUMBER
COMPANY
Personal

STOMACH ULCER, Gas Pains In
digestion victims. why suffer-
For quick relief get q free sample
OF UDGA. a doctors prescription
It McKay's Pharmacy. N-9o
, 1935-09-16
EMPLOYMENT


SIR CONDITIONING - Offers
mechanically inclined young men
real opportunity. Several win be
selected I'm this vicinity 90 start
immediate training. Submit mech
anical qualifications. BOX O-57.
Herald. O-57
, 1935-09-16
ANNOUN( EN- ENTS

$780, 5c0S
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-14
DRAMATIS PERSONAL

The ERE-that would be the Emergency kelet
in Education plans to give series OF Friday
nght"plays in Charlotte this summer. Talent Will
be drawn from mill settlements, and the activity,
it is announced by the state dlreetress OF Ekh'
will be in charge of ERE workers.
Very likely this is worthy project, formulated
with the dual and wholly commendable aim of CIV
ing employment to the lace-coar class and reveal
ing to cotton mill workers the fun of play-actng.
But it occurs to that the necessity for the fed
erai government to take over the relief OF the un-
employed has brought some novel enterprises
Whoever would have imagined that one day Uncle
Sam would be teaching his nephews to reclte the
melancholy Danes soliliques or, more probably to
enact the cat scene from Three Little Girls IN Blue
Moreover, when the federal govel nment engages
unemployed dramaticians to supervise drama
groups, there is every chance that jobholders arc
engaged to supervise the supervisors That too, we
reckon, relieves Observation-Disclosures News.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-14
THE WAGNER BILL

The Wagner BILL now about to become law Is
to cur mind very clearly discussed in the June Sth
issue of Pathfinder, a weekly paper published III
Washington, D. C.
The real issue of this bill is clearly pointed out
and with the deduction of the editor OF Pathnnder
we agree No law is just law that gives labor
unions undisputed power over all industry No law
is a lust law that gives to one group everything
and to another group with which it is affiliated
nothing. The bill has been called by one writer
iniuutous and we believe it is. This bill, II en-
acted, and it seems that it will be enacted, we
shall see wider gap between labor and capital
than we have ever seen. 1t is going to bring war
TO the finish" between labor and capital, or we
are very much mistaken, and it will finally come
to the Supreme Court of the United States and DC
declared unconstitutional
In the end this law will prove more disastrous
to labor than to capital we feel sure.
We do not believe the main objective OF inc
present leaders of organized labor the "closeo
shop for all industry in the United States VIII
ever be reached, and should it be reached 1t Will
we believe, be the downfall of organized labor
Union Times.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-14

The nurse was doing no more
than any intelligent owner of a
flock of chickens would have done
under the same circumstances.
No poultryman knows his business
would let outside chickens get
close to his flock until he had
! placed such outside chickens in
quarantine for at least ten day.
and ascertained that they were
free from disease.
The way the average human
mother constantly exposes her
children to diseases would not be
tolerated a mdment by any cXpe-
rienced stockman in the handling
! of his Young animals or Of his
grown animals
The wonder is that any human
heinz lives to reach maturity and
that al human beings a1c not al
fictcd with npre diseases.
IF all the oil hens in the neigh
borhood were allowed to kiss and
raw over all the little chicks in
the neighbOrtood, not one chlcN
would live tOIreach broller size.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-14
TT WILL TAKE TIME
By WICKES WAMBOLDT

that sort Of thing to be all right
This element perpctuatcs its
obnoxious policy by bringing up
its sons and daughters to believe
that trickery in politics is not
trickcry; that stealing the tax
payers money is not robbery;
that any kind of indeccncy III pol
itics is not indeccncy.
| do not expect to see govern
ment, particularly municipal gov
eminent, in this marvellous land
of ours become respectable in one
generation. That is too much TO
hope for. But if enough fathers
and mothers will begin right now
teaching their boys and girls to
realize that rascality in govern
mcnt is the worst of rascality, for
the reason that it harms not one
person, but all the people, we
shall have set our feet on the
right path and have pointed them
in the right direction toward
eventual governmental integrity:
And that will be a wonderful
thing for the United States.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-14
NEWSPAPERS OPINION
AM.aIcnHotIC SPREE

T. uropId be interesting and valuable public m
formation if reporters would assemble STATISTICS
sboy;ry what the effect of the legazed booze
traffic has been on:
on Automobile accidents.
( (2) Crimes of violence.
(3) Divorces and legal separations.
ca Insanity. al rt.E" ,',.H
We are all rapturously engaged in an aleonohc
spree following the long legal drought OUT l az
sumo that temperance is still at least an ldeal III
America. .n.
Much comment is appearing IN the press OF Sonae
of the cities concerning the drunken dflVer evil
NV information is that accidents from that cause
are increasing scandalously. Last year the worst
on record with $4,000 persons killed and nearly
1000 900 injured on street and roads, 1T was found'
from the scant available records dealing with IN
texieation as a cause that $40 per cent OF the
drivers involved in accidents had been under the
influence of booze Corresponding statistics, of the
previous year, 1888 showed 2.43 per cent OF drunk
en- drivers Even more pedestrians waoohng from
drink were shown in the fgures-4.4| per cent III
1884 and 200 per cent in 1888 If this Is the rato
.of increase. the record on account of alcohohc
dizziness will this wear be a large factor IN total
accidents.
Local statistics and a discussion OF what snail
he done with the drunken driver would it seems
to me- make excellent copy. But no better than
stuff which reveals periodically, what are the dire
effects upon society especially women and children
of Incorporate indulgence in strong hquor-Mar-
len Pew, in Editor and Publisher.