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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03
RAISED }. TO SEARCH FOR
 MISSING PLANE
Mayor of Fairbanks Issues Proclamation Many
 Aiding in Hunt

The fire seen from Jne PAA Eiec- tra near Wellsley Lake in the White River district last Tuesday on the trip north, was investigated by In- spector Murray Hall. w. J. Bar rows and Al Mopsen, and was found to be a, fire lighted by local resi- dents to smoke: meat. andsswas not Ia clue to the missing zliltss' plane.
 A experimentation s3wass issued by E. B. Collins. Mayor of Fairhanks, last Thursday, requesting the dc- nation of funds to carry on the search for the missing Hines pane The text of the proclamation fol- lows:
 Tn view of the emergency which exists regarding the continuance of the search for the lost plane con- taining four of Fairbanks citizens and inasmucn as the Territori. } funds are exhausted it now becomes necessary to raise additional funds.
 The pilots and owners of the planes making the search so far are not in a position financially to bear the burden alone and it becomes necessary for every individual in this community to aid in the eff ford of locating and rescuing those who were aboard the missing plane.
 "A committee will be appointed to solicit funds for this emergency but those who are in a position to contribute do SO voluntarily by leaving their contributions with Dan MoDonald at the Fairbanks Agency. Let everyone help sei-a this un- fortunate occurrence
 The only expenses in connection with the hunt for the missing Hines plane are sustenancc for the pilots and gasoline for the planes. No charge is being made by aviation companies for plane service or for compensation to pilots or observ- CTS.
 Money Is Raised
 More than $2.500 had been raised by popular subsc r ipt ion Saturday night at Fairbanks, and last night a benefit performance was held in the Empress theatre, the entire proceeds of which will swell the fund. Those attending the benefit performance were allowed to set their own price a admission by de- posting whatever amount they chose in the contribution box at the door.
 Among the contributors to th, search fund was little Valerie La Breche, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. C.. La Breche, who donated $ won by dancing at the Discovery Day celebration in Dawson.
 Another contributor, Carl Weller, who won free. airplane ride to Dawson as the door prize at the Faibailks Baseball Clubs dance, took $5o instead of the plane ride. and contributed the money to the search fund.
 s. 0. Donates Gasoline
 Five hundred gallons Of gasoline for the use of search pilots have been donated by the Standard OH Company at Fairbanks and dona- ton of an additional 1000 gallons, f necessary. has been authorized by headquarters Of ths company In the States.
 Dawson is providing free food and 'odging to fliers md free gasoline for planes efisaeed in the search. The Anchoease Chanahsr Of Com merce notified lGsyor Collins that Anchorage would haok Fairbanks in every possible VT n the work of
 tContins,od - tnos Three,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03
Week-End and |Hoiday Accidents |Take Ouer 500

CHICAGO, ILL. Sept. s.-The auto accident death list on Labor Day and the weekend totaIed 2ss Rpersoas.
 Two hundred deaths from drowninss are also reported
 other fatal accidents bring the total dead te over 5se.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03
DRIYER IS DEAD

SANTA FEE, N. M, Sept. B. Frank Gallup, driver of the car in which Mrs. Ickes was killed, died yesterday of internal injuries.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03
MISS ss'coRsricK HERS

Miss Heus Mccormick dsnshtfr of Deputy United stsf5 1lArshgl and Mrs. sJohH TIC c6Tn1jel 5, turned to Juneau on the Northl(p from Seattle. she went south Nlfh Mrs. Mccormick recently b,1t re- turned to attend school.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03
DOUGLAS FIRST TO CROSS ! } NEW
 ISLAND BRIDGE
F. A. ]. Callwas and May or Coetz Lead Delega-
 ton Across Monday

With blare of horns and re- sounding cheers Douglas citizens made the welkin ring early yester- day morning as they drove in on Juneau over the new Douglas Island bridge, the first persons to cross the bridge in autos immediately af- ter the rock fill was completed.
 It was premature celebration but an effective one as all Juneau and Douglas were shortly aware the last rock had been dumped into place. ,
 Headed by F. A. J. Gallwas, prom inent Douglas resident, the Doug las caravan followed the last truck back over the bridge and paraded through the streets of Juneau about 5 am, cheering the accomplish ments and those that fostered the plan. Before the Governors House they drew up and gave resounding cheers for Gov. John w. Troy, one of the strong sponsors of the span.
 Two Years To The Day
 Ed Andrews. photographer, recall ed that it was just two years ago Monday morning that he went out with his camera on order of Gov. Troy to secure photographs of the bridge site. Those pictures were the beginning of the Douglas Bridge as it now stands, two years later to a day as the first cars crossed.
 In the first party to cross with MT. Gallwas were Mayor A. E. Goetz, L. w .Kilburn, Leonard Johnson. Orin Edwards, Raymond Hill. Albert Straier, Frank Stragier and o. H Bliss. They crossed at ex- actly 4:10 am. Monday morning.
 In second car were Ed Wander son, Mike Riedi John Marin, Rex Fox and City Clerk Felix Gray. They crossed at 2 am.
 The first machine after parading
 
 through Juneau was joined by Mayor 1sadore Goldstein of Juneau and the party breakfasted at the Gastineau. hotel.
 Lay In Walt
 With information that some time during Sunday night the rock fill at the end of the bridge would reach the Douglas shore, Mir. Gall was in his car slid quietly out of l Douglas sometime before midnigh. to lay in wait for the opportunity to go across at the first possible moment. As the last loads of rock were dumped extending the fill tc the road. and the trucks turned around for their return trip to the A. J.. dallwas car wss right behint them Right on into Juneau thel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03
FUNERAL TO-DAY

SANTA FEE, Sept. 3.-Secretary of Interior Ickes arrived here yester- day afternoon from Chicago to at tend the funeral of his wife which Is held here today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03
PRESIDENT MOIIRNs

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3-Presi- dent Roosevelt left the White House here for sojourn at his home in Hyde Park, N. ", last Saturday night, sorrowed by the death of Mrs. Ickes.
 He suggested a cancellation of the trip to his home, but Secretary Ickes urged him to continue his plans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03
349 PERSoNS
 IN DANGER 0F
 LOSING LIvg Rescue Vessels Unable ja Reach Craft Account q
 Mountainous Seas RADIO REPORTS SAY
 STEAMSHIP LEAKll Wind of Hurricane Propo tions Sweeping Sectios, Where Ship Aground

BULLETIN-MIAMI. Sept. a The Dixie is reported lcaklnf badly but the wind is reported abating late this asterneouf The hurricane is sweeping toe the gulf.
 Fears are expressed that sev- craI Key towns have been de- stroyed by the gale. 5
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-09-03
Lay In Walt

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
A MUNKAvISzONY
MEC|NT JAvULT
A heten 58 szazalekos az
aceltermeles a youngstown
kerIletben

Nagyobb automobil rendele-
seket kaptak a youngstown
kertilet acelgyarai es ez volt
az Okla, hogy a multi het elejei
SO sZazalekos aceltermeles
felment a heten 58 szazalek-
ra es tovabbi javulas is var
hato.
A heten isrnet megindult a
Sheet and Tube Bessemer te-
lepe. A Republic a multi het
eleje 6ta negy ujabb open
hearth furnacet inditott meg.
Sheet and Tube eggyel t0bh
koksz kemence bateriat he
lyezett uzembe.
A tobbl telepeken is meg
latszik, hogy jobbak az evi
rendelesek. 1lyen j6 oktoberi
munka mem volt YOungStOWn-
ban 1929 ota.
Mint halljuk a McDonaldi
vi strip mill november elejen
megindul es mivel ez a mill
mem helyetesit mas gepezetet,
alkalmazottainak szama a
keriilet munkasainak szamat
emelni fogja.
Okt6ber vegeig most mar
biztosnak latszik hogy az
aceltermeles meghaladja az
atlagos IS szazalekot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
VERHOVAY KERtJLETI
GYULES LESZ NOV. 1O-EN

A youngstown 17-ik Ver-
hovay keriilet konvencio uta.
nj gyiileset november 1O-en
fogja tartani az Ellwood City
Pal Magyar Hazban. A ke-
riilet ez alkalommal targyalja
a konvencio altal modositott
alapszaba alyokat.
A ket Youngstown fiok q
21-ik es a 1O8-ik legutobbi
havi gyilesein Homolya Ist-
van Is Nemenyi Miklos fi6k-
delegAtusok Is nagygyiilesi
kepvisel6k mcgtettek jelen.
tesuket es a ket fiok egyhan-
gulag utasitotta kepvisel6it
hogy a m6dositasok elfoga-
dasa 1nellett szavazzanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
4 vERhOvlA ] |
SIKERE BIZ TOS
dolgozik ! youngsto
fiokok kSxos bizsttsSs o.
Legalsbb 600 .zeme
mitanak i vacsorsn

Ismeretes mar, hogy y
Youngstown 81, 108 IS 364tiIs
Verhovay fiokok oktober h6s
27-en vasarnaphoz egy t6tro
tartjak a youngstown Ver-
hovay Napot, amelyen iidy6
z0lni fogjak az egyletbe ebbezl
az evben felvett, t0bb mint
200 vi tagot. s
A harom fi6k k0z0s bizott-|
saga a multi heten tartott
gyiilest, anelyen megbeszkl
TEX a reszletes terveket.
fiok titkarok jelentese s1e
rint a harom fiok tagsaga So
pen tartja meg az so centeS
vacsora jegyeket, arnelyek6rt
egg teljes fel t0ltott csirkks
uacsorat adnak (otthon sem
tudja ennyiert megcsinalni.
Nagyon fontos az, hogy 81
tagok legkes6bb most vas4r-
napig jelentsek be a fiok tit-
karoknak (nlindegyiknek van
/ tslefonja) hogy Xix mem tart
/ x meg a jegyeket, inert hA1
Hem jelentik be, akkor meg
kell ertiik fizetni, akar men
mex az iinnepelyre, akar mem
Ugyanis miyel legalabb 600
szemelyre szamitanak, 500
csirket kell rendelni IS AZ bi~
-zony nem k0nnyii dolog III
a bizottsag mem tudja el6rs.
hogyan szamitson, akkor eset-
leg sokat vagy meg inkabb
kevesebbet vesz mint kel-
lene.
A vacsora alatt iii. Bunchy
Janos es Orosz Ferenc zene-
karai felvaltva jatszanak,
Devay Gyorgyne es zuti Ist-
van enekelni fognak.
A Central Auditorium also
termeben lesz a vacsora,
fent pedig a nagy balterem-
! ben tanc, amelyre mem fizet
belepti jegyet az, aki a vacso-
ra jegyet megveszi. A tanc-
noz kilon a jegy ara IS cent.
A bizottsag gondoskodott min-
denr6l, ami csak kelleni fog
es a Youngstown es k0rnyeki
magyarsagra egy nagyon kel-
lemes es hasznos este var.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
K0Z0S CYULEST
AKARNAK TARTAM
A DEMOKRATAK

A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor legutobb meg
tartott gyulesen elhataroztak
hogy meghivjak a t0bbi ma
gyar polgari k0roket, egg k6-
zos gyiiles megtartasara,
amelyre meghivjak az esellyel
bir6 jel0lteket es felvilagositas-
biro jeloltket Is felvilagositas-
sal szolgalnak q magyar szar-
mazasu szavazoknak arr6l 8
kilenc kerdesr6l, amelyet s.
szavazok ele bocsatanak no
vember no Sen.
A Varosi (0reg) Polgari
Kor vezet6s6ge mar l1ozza i&
rult az eszmehez IS val6szinii,
hogy 4 West Sidei Magyar
Polgarok K0re szint6n laozz
jarul. IA k0z6s gyiil6st y
West Sidei Magyar Hazba ter.
vezik megtartani, olkt6ber l6
31-en, csiitort0k0n este.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17

A Nagybizottsag k0vetkezo
gyIlesen tesz maid jelentest
a revizi6s gyIlesrol

Habodasz Gustav a Macy
bizottsag els6 aleln0ke hetf6n
erkezett haza Philadelphiabol,
ahol a Youngstown magyar
sagot kepviselte az orszagos
revizios gyiilesen.
Habodasz, aki reszletes ielen-
teset maid a Nagybizottsag
k0vetkez6 gyiilesen fogja meg
tenni, nagy megelegedeset fe-
jezte XII a gyules sikere felett.
Mint delegatus resztvett min
den megbeszelesben es partolta
az elfogadott inditvanyokat es
hatarozati javaslatokat, anne
lyeket "Esemenyek' rovataban
olvashatnak.
Arrol is erdekl6d0tt Habo-
dasz, mem lehetne-e j0v6 eyre
Youngstownnak megszerezni
az 1936-os orszagos gyiilest.
Youngstownban ilyen orsza-
gos gyilest meg soha sem
tartOttak.
HabodaSzcn Xviii Young
stownbol a Reformatus Egy-
haz es egyleti kepviseleteben
oft voltak:: Mt. Laky Zsig-
mondne les Laky Laszlo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
HARRY GALLANT
ENDORSzAITAK
A Demokrata part varosii
kozpcnti bizottsaga a tizol-
to parancsnok mellett fog
lalt allast

Harry Callan, a varos is-
inert tiizoltoparancsnoka, a
Demokrata Part hivatalos je-
l0ltje. A Demokrata Part va
rosi k0zponti bizottsaga >(City
Central Committee) amely-
mex tagjai a precinct COM
mitteemenek multi szombaton
este tartott gyiilest, amelyen
megjelent a bizottsag 167
tagja kozul 1T. Miutan a
charter most mar megengedi
q partoknak, hogy a polgar-
mester jeloltek k0ziil indor-
szaljon, a part kepvisel6k sza-
vaztak es a szavazason Callan
n, Kirwan 5, Spagnola 2,
Flood l es Elliott szavazatot
kapott. Miutan a jelenyoltak
nagy t0bbsege Callan mellett
szavazott, A. w. Craver, a
part eln0ke, kijelentette,
hogy Gallant indorszaljak.
A Republicans Part vegre-
hajto bizottsaga mar nehany
hettel ezelott indorszalta
Lionel Evans, Park Com
missionert, a polgarmesteri
allaSra.
A sok jel0lt koziil a heten
Mr.. Elliott visszalepett Is va
loszini, hogy meg t0bben
visszalepnek. Jelenleg Lionel
Evans, Paul Lyden IS Joseph
Evans a republicans jelol-
tex, Harry Callan, Mike Kir-.
wan, VIM. B. Spagnola, Dr..
Joseph Porembski, Pat Vahey,
Ferd Flood es Ed. PEBBLES a
demokrata jeloltek IS Joe Dali,
let a kommunista jel0lt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
SPORT HIREk

Apyotang gstOwni magyar foot
ball csapat az ellnult vasarnap
a Youngstown spanyol csa-
pattal 1jatszott liga gamet a
Harrison Fielden szep szamu
kozonseg el6tt, amelyet a ma
gyar fiuk 81 aranyban meg
nyertek. Dicseret a magyar
fiuknak a sep osszjatekert, a
mely el6segitette az elert cred
menyt.
IS A multi heti merk0zest ille-
t6leg tevedes ALT fent, ameny-
nyiben a Massilon Spanyol
volt hirdetve es csak az utolSd
napon tudtak meg, hogy mem
Massilon, de a youngstown
spanyol csapat ellen fognak
jatszani. Icy a Massilon Spa
nyol gamet vasarnap, oktober
20-an a Harrison Fielden del
utan 2::30 kezdettel fogjak le-
iatszani.
A sportkedvel6 magyarsag
figyelje a het vegi angol lapo-
kat a legkozelebbi merk6zesre
vonatkozolag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
A WICK AvENuEi
HlIDAT k|ECEPlTIK
A kormany 1872 ezer dollart
engedelyezett ere q koz-
munlkara

A reg6ta vajudo Erie grade
elimination egy lepessel k0ze-
lebb jut a befejezeshez. A
WPA administrator Wash
ingtonban jova hagyta az
allami k0zuti igazgatosag ter
veit es engedelyezett $4,000
dollart ARA, hogy a Wick
Avenue-nal az Erie vasuttar-
sasag sin-parjait behelyezzek
a Wood Streethez es a palya-
test fele a Wick Avenuen hi
dat huzzanak.
A varos meg kozel 100
ezer dollarral jarul a lzormany
altal engedelyezett 0sszeghez,
de ebb6l IS szazalekot a va
suttarsasag k0teles megteri-
teni. A varos, vasut es az al
lami mern0k0k azonnal hoz-
zalattak a tervek kidolgoza-
sahoz es remelik, hogy ja-
nuarra megindul a munka,
amely mintegy 1900 embert
foglalkoztat maid egy evig.
A Wick Avenue a utolso
fontos vasuti atjar6s ut a va
ros sziveben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17

oktober 20-ig nem szolgaltat-
ia vissza, az ugy lesz tekintve,
hogy megtartja es meg kell,
hogy fizessen erte. EFT azert
jelentem, hogy a bizottsag
tudja maid, mihez tartsa ma
gat a vasarlasnal.
Beteg tagjaink: Id. Vas Ist-
van, Koleszar Gy0rgy es Fe-
dorcsak Ferencne. Beteg-
seq titkarnal jelentend6: 17O6
Oak Street. Telefon 30869.
G0ber Janos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
VERHOVAY BLK FI0K
SZENT ISTVAN EGYLET

Felhivom a Scent Istvan
Egylet Verhovay 81 TX fiok tag
jainak figyelmet ARA, hogy
aki kapott jegyet a Verhovay
Napra, az legxes6bb okt6ber
20-ig jelentse be, hogy meg
tartja-e vagy sem, inert aki
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17

az dmerik1i bekenaozgnlnlak
veset6segeuel, hogy nosgal-
naunk bekes jelleg6t kesdet-
t6I fogva nsegfe1el6 kitejeses-
re juttathassuk.
Mindesen celok naunkGld-
sara es az Anaerikai Ma
gyar Orssdgos Bekerevisi6s
Bisottsdg irdnyitdsdra a phi
ladelphiai gyiles egg tistagu
bizottsdgot vdlasst hogy a
k0vetkes6 evi orssdg0s gyu-
lesig es a bizottsdg 6rk0d-
jek nainden dtk1lmnS id6-
pcat .felett, apikor a ma
gyar reDisi6 kerdeset ujra az
anaerikai k0svelemeny uagy
a Nemsetek Ligdja ele Ui-
heti, - ut6bbi celrd felhdss-
ndlvdn a gyulSs dltal elfoga-
d0tt beadUdnyt
HATAROZATI JAVASLAT.
Az 0nlerikai naagy1rSdg
philadelphia orssdgos gyu-
leseben kifejesest kiudn ADM
0r0naenek Gf0l0tt, hOgy Ma
gyar0rssdg n,inisstereIn0ke
a legut6bbi vdlasstdsokkal
kdpcsOl1tbdn k0teles6 kije-
lent6seket tett az dltaldnos
es titkos vdlasst6jog t0rueny
beiktatdsdra, a f0ldreform
naegvaI6sitdsdra es a magyar
nep ssabadsdgjo sze-
lesk0ru kiterjesstesere 90
natkos6lag. Minthogy a de-
na0krdtikus essnaek tOrve-
',yes Sletbel6ptetese rSgi 6s
egyetemes 6haja Anperika
magyarsdgdnak. a gyaIes
utasitja eln0kseget, hogy,.
megfelel6 formdban juttas-
So el - M1gydr0rssdg k0r-
mdnydh0s az ameriEai ma
gy1rsdgnak azt az 6hajtd-
sat, hogy e retormok nai'tSl
hanaardbb Is minel telje-I
sebb nsertekben nsegval6-
suljandk.
A Lunden jdU1sldt, dnnely|
az agg es nau11knnelkiiH biz
t0sitdst illeti, ajdnljuk en-
mex a gy1lesnek q tdmogd-
fxc6f
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17

amuNh a a
baseball
Lig Campbell Is ellen Aem
NJ sa egy
HvatIa J6sefM a capat
- Greoyat sapa nnagee,
Faenca acatbul a
Vince Is $ br
A mag bise zene z mind
tagd egy magyar eyhtne s dns6ega is BSerzk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
EsemenyekI

sSS-SSS DSSSSs SSS l
oaoai na1gyd7gtg is kepvi-
lDe volt, a k0uetkes6 hatd-
sati javaslatokat togadtdk
egy1,anguIdg:
HATAROZATI JAVASLAT.
AZ anlerikai nagydrsdg |
philadelphia revisi6s gyl-
lese hdtdrosatilng kinaondja |
el6ss0r IS act, hogy::
a magyar bekerevisi6 ker-
des6t, mint a naost1ni nens-
setk0zi bonyodalmaktd tel
jesen tiggetlen problenadt,
az igazsdg 6s az enaberi jo-l
gok legelenaibb k0vetelnae-
nyenek tQrtja. Nencsak az
er6ssakknl idegen uralom
aid k6nysseritett ,a6gy naillt6
rpagyarnuk Iegh6bb kivdn-|
sdgn az, hogy ujrd Magyar
0rssdghOs tnrtossdnnk, ha-
mem mordlis, t0rteneln1i Ss
1semsetk0zi szaksegesseg is
Magyarorssdg elssnkitott te-
riiLeteinek yiSssn1dfSn. al
magyar bekereDisi6 kerdeset
semnaikeppep mem erintheti
az NJ hasdnkrd uesve an1ugy
is senaleges n1osta11i 1aem,set-
k0si knuorodds, n1dr csak
dsert sem, inert az an1erik1i
naagyarsdg mem er6ssakos,
hanen1 bekes essk0s0kkel XII
Ud1 erDenyt sseresni a Nep-
ssODetseg 1lGpoknad dnydn1k
~. pontjdbnn eleDe Iehet6ve
tett igassdgssolgd lgdltatdsnak.
AZ amerikai n,ag5arsdg ami
kor szdl6hasdjdnak igassd-
gdt keresi, akkor egyuttal a
legnemesebb amerikai elvek-
mex a diadalrn juttatdsdert
is tdr0dOsik, hiUen dhos a
becslletes l0y1litdshos n1ely-
lyel ssivebe sdrta togadott
hazdjdt. e fogndott hasa
irdnti hdldjdt es 0r0k0s
nagyrabecslleset soha Ell
men, felejthet6 nemes teny-
kedessel er6sitette meg az
Egyesdlt Allanaok kongress-
ssalsa, amikor a nepek on
ndelkeSesi sjogdt megcsu-
ful6 trianoai b6kedictdtu,7s-
max a t0rUenybe iktatdsdt
megtagadta.
AZ OrOE ag1SS1g kereSeSe-
mex ugyanebben q ssellena6-
ben az amerikni ndgyarsdg
ujr1 lnnepelyes tog1d1lnaat
tess a bekes reDes;6 n1ellett,
dnnelynek erdekeben intes-
n,enyesen megszeroesi a tel-
uildgositds nau7akdjdt es
Gn1nk kereteben latba ueti
nainden erejet, hogy a civili-
zdlt aemsetek n1inel hama
rabb felismerjek a trianoni
bekediktdtuna revizi6jdnnk
sslksSgesseget. e telvildgo-
Sit6 n1unk1 veseteSere es a
mGgyarsdg intesnenyes TIL
tdk0sdsdnGk megsservesese-
re a philadelphia gydles
megalakitja az Anserikai
Magyar Orssdg0s Bekerevi-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-29
LuncheOnS
to Precede
Card Party
City Hospital Units Will
Be Aided by Proceeds
of Guild Event.

Before the card party Of st. Mar
garet Hospital Guild Friday at the
Columbia Club, Mrs. Gayle B. Wolfe
chairman, will entertain a group at
luncheon at the club. Her guests
will be MesdameS j. S. Matthews,
w. w. Harris, Spencer Norton, all of
Bloomington. and Mrs. Oral Bar
nett, Franklin.
Mrs. Clarence Jackson's luncheon
guests at her home will be Mrs. Pleas
E. Greenlee and Mrs. Harry Nc
Claim, both Of Shelbyville; Mrs. Rus
sell Handy, Morristown; Mrs. Leslie
Cortner. Knightstown; Mesdames
Frank Finney, Wilbur Patterson and
G. 1. Seybert, all of Indianapolis.
Among those who have made res
ervationS are Mesdames Browning
Gent, Russell jenkins, Ross Mitchell,
Cone Barlow, L. j. Badolett, Charles
Sedwick, Earl Fortney, D. B. Darnell,
John Mofett, Wilbur B. Shook,
Harry K. Dunn, A M Bristor, Ed
ward G. Kriel, Louise Novak, K. T.
SchWomeyer, I. E. Hutchins, H. T.
Ford, G. w. Richardson, K. M. MOST
man, John Pierson, Stanley Leicht,
Francis SineX, Harold Wells, Charles
Crist, Corrine zwick, Frank Madden,
Wallace Jones, R. E. Kelly, Paul
Hinkle, Henry Follman, Paul Payne,
Albert E. Sterne, A. P. Fisher, E. j.
Berger and j. j. Bibler.
Reservations for 125 tables have
been made for the party. Mrs. w.
Marshall Dale will arrange the
spring decorations. Tickets are in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-29
From
Light Opera to
Form Program

Light opera music has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Myra GoOdnow
Clippinger for the spring musicale
of the Woman's Association of the
Meridian Street M. E. Church, to be
held in the auditorium at 8:15 Tues
day night. Mrs. w. c. Patterson is
association president.
Ushers will include Misses Martha
Slaymaker, Charlene Buchanan,
Ruby Cook and Mesdames Albert
Campbell, Alexander L. Taggart Jr.,
Evans Rust, Wilbur D. Peat, J. v
Howard and Daniel Mcmillan. Mrs.
E. J. Bayer, Mrs. Taggart, Mrs. w.
3. Burford, Mrs. H. Ct. Hamer and
Mrs. Robert C. WInslow will be in
charge of tickets.
The program will be given by a
double quartet, accompanied by
violin, cello, harp and organ. Mem
bers Of the quartet are Mrs. Ruth
Sterling Devin, Mrs. LISA Perrine
Cox, Mrs. Gladys Carney Blake, Mrs.
Mildred Johns Nusbaum, Farrell
Scott. Frank NuSbaum, Virgil Phem-
lister and j. j. Albion. Mrs. Alma
Miller Lentz will play the violin;
Walter ReuleauX, cello; Mrs. Ruth
Rainier Nessler, harp, and Mrs.
Myra Goodnow Clippinger, organ.
Mrs. Clippinger has arranged the
program as follows:
Fycprp+c from, tsRTvy NO rr1or,1V
Your Land And NV Land
Mr.. Scott and Ensemble.
silver Moon"
Mrs. Cox. Mr.. Albion.
Solo oyland' CBabes in ,Toyland"l
Mrs. Nusbaum. WV -0' -
Excerpts from The Red Mill" ...,...
isle Of our Dreams" '''' '-''O- -''' '''
Because You're You
Mrs Nusbaum. Mr.. Phemister.
'Moonbeams."
Duet - Golden En'f Da2s; ~student
-''' Mrs. Blake. Mt o's scott. f'oiiiOe'S
Excerpts from The Prince Of PilSen'
heidelberg ''9'" 'N''-
Mr.. Scott Mr. Nusbaum. Mr.. Phemister.
The Message of the Violet" Mr.. Nusbaum
Fall In"
Ensemble
Duet-"Will You Remember ('May-
'''1 Mrs. Cox. Mr. scott colt -'0''' ~ :
solo-"or Man River" C'show Boat"l-
MI Phemister and Ensemble