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Evening star., 1935-11-03
Where to Find Your Fauorite Auto at SFow

No. Packard Washington Motor Car Co.
Space No l8-Hupmobile Columbia Motor Sales Inc.
9-Auburn. Washington
No. 2oDe Solo, EvansPalmer Mid-Cty Auto Co.
Space No. equipment Standard Auomotve Sup
ply
22-Phlco batteries pealte Julien
follows Sundays,
to IL pm
General Motors Co. exhibit at the Mayfower Hotel
Chevrolet-W A Benjamin Ourman
Ourimn Chevrolet Sales Herbert Smith, r. Taylor Motor
Chevrolet Edward Stohman Sohman
Addison Chevrolet Sales
Roenhal Mand Chevrolet
Wolfe Motor William G. Ich Milton
Chevrolet Philip Nicholson
Motor Co.
Salle-Floyd Capitol Cadillac
Buick-WiLiam H. g. Stanley
Windridge
ridge g. Handy, Inc
Sales Everett Flood Flood Motor Co.; F. p Wilson, Wilson Motor
Covington Covington Motor D. Jerman
Motor A. Fleming,
Oldsmohe-Foyd Akers, Capitol Cadillac
Wisconsin
Marsh r, Community Motors.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

Carrier Bureau will have to accom-
pllSh before 1t is ready to receive
tariffs, conduct hearings, handle COM
plants or assume other administra-
tive powers, students of transporta-
ton consider it unlikely that the full
effect of the law will be known for
some time.
The makers and users of motor
trucks, as we'll as the general public,
are vitality concerned that motor truck
service be maintained in as safe a
manner as possible. 1t is hoped that
any regulation issued by the commits
sion governing drivers hours of labor
and equipment will promote greater
safety in intrastate, as well as inter-
state operation.
General adoption of a uniform set
Of State laws similar to the one recon-
mended by the American Association
of State Highways officials for sizes,
weights and speeds of motor vehicles
should not only increase safety and
assist enforcement officers in their
work. but should also create a more
friendly feeling between motor truck
operators and other highway users.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

their motor-carrier laws to extend
State commission control over private
operators hauling their own merchan-
disc between cities.
Federal Regulations.
The Federal Government, for the
first time, passed a law regulating
rates and services of interstate COM
mon and contract carriers which be-
came effective October /, 1885.
Enforcement of several provisions
in the measure have been postponed
until December /. These provisions
deal with filing of tariffs and regula-
ton of rates of common carriers,
filing of schedules of contract car
riers and receipts or bills of lading.
In addition to common and con-
tract carrier control, the commission
is given authority to prescribe regula-
tions on the qualifications and hours
of service of drivers. equipment stand
ards and safe operation of shippers
trucks engaged in interstate commerce
provided, If after investigation, the
commission finds such regulation
necessary. If such regulation is made
effective, private carriers are subject
to other provisions of the act, includ-
ing those which give the commission
the right to inspect property, records.
accounts and correspondence.
The act is regarded by many of
its proponents as means of turn
ing traffic from the highways to rail.
roads. There is little likelihood that
this will come to pass since the policy
laid down in the act is to promote
the development of motor truck trans
poration and to improve the relation
ship between motor carriers and other
transportation agencies. State regula-
ton along the lines Of the Federal act
has been in effect In more than 40
States for some time, but has not re-
suited in any serious diversion Of
traffic from motor carriers.
Because of the immense amount of
preliminary work that the new Motor
Evening star., 1935-11-03

ahead in riding qualities, in comfort
and in performance. The engineer
ing department was instructed that
there could be no compromise on any
of these fundamental features.
Only after two years of develop
ment work was the final O. X. put
on the finished productive new Cord
front drive, which Is being introduced
at the automobile show.
The introduction of the new Cord
involves considerably more than
bringing out a new model. It is
the contribution of an independent
manufacturer to g. great industry.
The true service of the independent
manufact whether in radios,
washing machines, refrigerators or
motor cars, is to provide products
of individual and advanced design
for those who do not want to march
In the overall parade"
Evening star., 1935-11-03

In America this is a large and i'm
portant market, for Americans are
not only fundamentally individual,
but are satisfied only with the newest
and most advanced. The riding pub
lie is willing during times Of stress
70 coast along with the common
place and the obsolete, but as times
get better the inherent desire in most
OF us for the newer and the exclusive
product evinces itself.
The rapidly changing economic at.
titude on all sides presents a great
opportunity to the independent man.
ufacturer to build quality and in
dividuality into his merchandise to
satisfy the market for those who do
not want to run with the herd: to
put into his motor car, his clothing.
his house, the unusual touches and
performance that satisfy that de-
mand.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Commercial Motor Output
Second Largest in History
Preliminary Estimate Places Years Out
put at 725,OO0 Units, Representing
81 Per Cent Increase.

Increasing recognition of the adj
vantages inherent in motor truck
transportation is reflected in the 1885
production figures of American motor
truck manufacturers.
Indications are that 725,00O units
will be turned out of the factories by
the end of the year. This represents
a 81 per cent increase over 1884. and
places this years production second
only to that Of 1929. A total Of $685..
O41 trucks were manufactured during
the first eight months of this year.
Added demand for American motor
trucks abroad boosted 1885 foreign
sales % per cent over last year. The
estimate for IL months of foreign sales
is 1873 900 units, or more than a quar-
ter of the total production.
Studies on motor truck operation
completed during the last year by
Government agencies indicated that
the main reasons for shippers. selec-
ton of trucks are economy. fast serv-
ice and door to-door delivery.
Motor trucks paid over one-fourth
Of the motor vehicle special tax, al
though they constitute only an eighth
of the vehicles registered.
Dependent on Trucks.
survey recently completed by the
Automobile Manufacturers ASsocia-
ton indicates there are $4,000 COM
munities in the United States with
out rail service, and therefore almost
entirely dependent on highway trans
portation.
These communities represent nearly
per cent of the country's population.
Many of them came into being during
the last rs years largely because high
ways have made them accessible to
the large industrial centers.
The year 1885 marked the meeting
of "A State Legislatures which consid-
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Here where VOL will nd your favote

Here where you your tavoe automobile at the two shows:
Calvert Hail. 270l Calvert street
Addison Chevrolet Sales
Chevrolet Mandl Chevrolet Sales
Co. onan Motor Inc stohman
l. Taylor Motor Co.
No D. Butler,
Space Mcneil D Butler Inc
4Chye CoastIn Auto Ssles Inc District Motor Co.
Gardnstuart Motors nc H. Lea jr, Bros sknk Motor
Service
6Pymouh Coastn Auto Sales Inc District Motor Co.,
Motors
Crawford, H. B. Leary
sknker smoo Motor
Tom
No. Ford Anacosta Motor Co., Capitol Motors nc chner
Handey Hill Tibbis Motor
Nolan Motor Parkway Motor Co.. 1nc
Seuar Motor Triangle Motor Co, Warfeld Motor Co.
No 8-Buick, Emerson Stanley H. Horne Inc
9-Lncoln Warhed
No 0NahIafayte, warrington Motor Co, Williams
g.
Space No. 11-Pontac L. p Steua, Semmes Sales Inc
12-Packard,
Space No 14-Cadilac-Ia Sale Capitol Cadillac Co.
Space No. 5-Odmoble Capitol Cadillac Co, Steuart Inc
Pohanka Service Wisconsin Motors Inc.
No 16-Dodge, Kapan
& Crawford Inc; Leo Rocca, Inc. the Trew Motor Co.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
NEW SAFETY LAWS
PASSED IN STATES
Responsibility Legislation
Enacted by 5 and D. C..
! During 1885.

With the labors of the State Legis-
latures practically concluded for the
year 1885. the American Automobile
Association today made public sur
vey covering State legislative develop
ments in every section of the country.
The outstanding accomplishment,
according to the A. A. A., was the Ma
tion-wide effort to enact legislation
that would bring measure OF control
over the crucial safety problem. The
national motoring body finds that,
while radical measures were, in the
final analysis. votet down, there was
enacted a substantial body of safety
legislation which had been tested by
experience and found effective.
Five new States and the District of
Columbia adopted the A. A. A. safety
responsibility law for the control of
the reckless and financially irreSpon-
sible motorist. These new States were
Arizona. Colorado. Ohio. Oregon and
West Virginia. The net result is that
26 States and the District of Columbia,
containing ree-fourths of all motor
vehicle registrations in the country,
have safety responsibility laws.
Road Patrols Strengthened.
Legislatures by and large recog-
Yized that strict enforcement is the
main key to the situation. They were
particularly concerned over the dis
proportionate rise of fatalities and
injuries on rural highways. The major
approach to the solution of this prob
lem was through the strengthening
of the highway patrols. -Four States
formed established highway patrols
for the first time These were Colo
RADIO. Montana, North Dakota and Ok
lahoma, while the personnel of the
highway patrols were increased in
seven States. A special A. A. A. sur
vey discloses that highway patrols are
now operating in every State in the
Union with the exception of Georgia.
The same survey, however, revealed
that in practically all instances these
patrols should be materially increased.
1t also shows that they are devoting
too much of their time to other than
highway patrol work.
Safety glass legislation was adopted
In Is States, bringing the total of
States requiring this type of equip
ment up to %. At the present time.
technicianS are working on a code of
standards to determine the essential
characteristics of glass that will meet
requirements as step toward uni
formity and better results.
Compulsory inspection of motor We
hicle safety equipment, which began
along the Atlantic Seaboard several
years ago. spread to mountain and
Pacific Coast States and five States
passed laws requiring regular inspec-
tions.
Drivers license laws were written
into the statute books by five addi-
tional States this year. bringing the
total up to "a. The 1885 additions to
the list of drivers license law States
were Idaho, Montana, North Caro-
lima, North Dakota and Utah.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

cred 1000 bills affecting motor vehicle
production. sales and operation.
Although numerous proposals for
increased fees on trucks were intro
duced, few of them were enacted.
Gross weights for two-axled vehicles
were increased in two States and de.
creased in two. Reductions of gross
weight limitations for three-axled ve-
hicles were effected in two States and
increased In two. There was de-.
cided trend toward legislation reduce
ing overall lengths of tractor-semi-
trailers and other combinations, five
States reducing lengths of semi-trail-
ers and four reducing lengths Of other
combinations.
Port Of Entry Plan Gains.
In several States, Nebraska. New
Mexico, Oklahoma and Maine, port
of -entry measures were enacted
papers generally and the opposition
of shippers and truck operators. Della
ware also adopted a port ENTRY
statute. enforcement of which is con-
tingent on enactment of similar
statutes in two neighboring States.
This comparatively new type of
legislation is considered unwholesome
and inimical to the public interest
because it. in effect, sets up trade
barriers between States similar to Gus
toms Offices between countries, and
thereby works burden on interstate
commerce. 1t also discriminates
against truck users by denying them
the right Of license-tag reciprocity
which is accorded other vehicles.
Connecticut, Rhode Island and Del
aware joined the States with regu.
latory laws governing rates and serv-
ices of common and contract carriers.
Four Western States have amended
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Oil Pumps Efficient.

Although the valveless. springless
oil pumps on Hudsons and Terra
planes operate normally at the rela-
lively low speed Of 400 revolutions per
minute. they have been tested to over
1000 r. p. m, thus providing great
margin of safety.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Increased Room in Bucks.

One of the outstanding features of
the new Buick interiors is an increase
in head room, leg room and elbow
room in all series.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
NEW CORD DRIVE
LOOKS T0FUTURE
Advanced Type of Auto to
Be Shown at Show
Here.
BY ROY II. FAULKNER,

President Auburn Automobile Co.
Two years ago Auburn decided to
reach out into the future and build
Evening star., 1935-11-03
A AWOrd 10 the Wise

When you buy new Ford you poy
for O certoin amount OF service
when you buy your Ford OF Steuort
Motors you get lO09o Of this service.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-26
ECY FELREERTETT

parancs, egy izgatott tiszt
elhamarkodott lepese a habo-
rut pillanatok alatt fel tudja
ma idezni; ugyanezt megte-
heti ma egy csom6 afrikai
torzsf0n0kb6l akarmelyik, anne
lyik a haborus izgalomtol mem
fer mar a b6reben.
Ilyen viszonyok k0zt ter
meszetesen konstruktiv dol
gokkal Europaban ma sehol
mem torodnek es ejjel-nappal
folyik a fegyvergyartas min
den orszagban.
Franciaorszag peldaul negy-
szaz millio dollaros rendkivili
hadi hitelt szavazott meg, ami
egy teljes mozgositas koltsege
es minden nagy es kis allan
koveti EFT a sep peldat.
Az bizonyos, hogy a haboru
vagy beke sorsa tisztara a
Mussolini kezebe van letsve,
inert Anglia a felteteleket
a Ligan keresztiil meg
szabja S AIT ell kell diktatOr-
max fogadni, vagy a haborut
meg kell inditania, an1ir6l az
tan senki mem tudja, hogy
hol all meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-26
EL0FIZETESI NYUCTAzAS

Latszik, hogy a magyar EN-
ber mem secret potyazni, inert
amint a munkak jobban men,
mex, igyekszik el6fizeteset rem
dezni.
E heten 89-nek kOsz0nettel
nyugtazzuk el6fizetesiket:
Farkas Peter, Gurzon Lajos,
Kelemen Karoly, Kiss Andras,
Pletenik Janos, Takacs Janos,
10th Andras, Bodnar Janos,
Draga Mihaly, Ferenczy "a
nos, Galambos Gyorgy, Hajdu
Janos, Hajdu Pal, Herczeg "a
nos, Hodory Istvan, Hon Fe-
reno, Hricso Janos, Juh&sz
Peter, Kiss Gabor, Koran IA
nos, Kovacs Mihaly, LuterAn
Andras, Macy Gabor, Mrs.
Anthony Macy, Macy Peter,
Orosz Ferenc, Peter Janos,
Papp Sandor, Ruskai Janos,
Sander Ivan, Somsak Janos,
Suro Jozsef, Mrs. Eliz Szekely,
Szilagyi Janos, Takacs Janos,
Todor Janos, 10th A. F., 10th
Lajos, 10th Gabor, Varga Da-
MEL, Varga Imre, Gene Ga
bor, Horvath Antal, Penka La
jos, varga Istvan, Bene Janos,
Marion Pal, Palay Andras,
Pedery Istvan, Szab6 Jozsef,
Szabo Jozsef H., Babos Ferenc
Csorba Jozsef, Horvath Ignac,
Hudak Ferenc, Kiss Andas,
Mrs. Laczo, Laskovics Frigyes,
Nemeth Sandorne, Pivarnyik
Mihaly, Rendes JOSEF, Szal-
massy Mihaly, Szabo Gy0rgy,
Szalay Jozsef, 10th Istvan l.,
10th Istvan H., 10th Ferenc,
Jerabek NJ, Szabo Ferenc, Ia
giba Janos, Snekszer Ferenc-
ne, Cibulas Mihaly, Fabian
Gyula, Lorincz Jozsef, Maria
movies Miklos, Nyir Sandor,
Tahirak Istvan, Takacs Ist-
van, Timko 1stvan, T0r0k Jo-
zsef, id. Varga Gabor, Barany
Janos, Bubna Janos, Kuthy
Gy0rgy, Marek Ferenc, Mol
mar Lajos, Szuhi Janos, Fibik
Gyula, Szekeres Istvanne es
Szabo Istvan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-26
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Lelkesz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgy
925 Mahoning Ave Phone $685.

Ssureti Mulatsdg lesz egy-
hazunk javara szombaton,
september 28-an este a Bel
mont Aven levo Nemet-Szasz
Hallban. A N6egylet kar0ltve
rendezi egyhazunkkal EFT a
mulatsagot ahogy fogynak
a jegyek es folynak az el6ke-
szliletek, bizonyara nagy k0-
zonseg lesz egyitt a sikere
is meglesz a sok faradozas-
max. A magyar ruhas cs6sz-
leanyok k0zil, aki legt0bb
szolotolvajt allit a biro ele,
sep jutalomban reszesil, A
hires Buncsi zenekar fogja a
zenet szolgaltatni S husit0kr0l
es izletes harapni valokrol is
gondoskodik a rendezoseg.
Az egesz k0rnyek magyarsaga
oft lesz es jol fog mulatni
mindenki.
N6egyletunk a bali el6ke-
szuletek Matt jovo vasarnap
delutanra halasztotta a rem
des' havi gyuleset, Legyen oft
minden tag S hozza ell elma-
radt tagsagi dijait, hogy a
sz6nyeget kifizethessek mar.
K0sgyUlesu1,k az utolso ne
eyed evi, ez evben, oktober no
Gan lesz megtartva, isteni-
tisztelet vegeztevel. Azert je-
lezzik joelore gyiles ide-
jet, hogy minden egyhaztag-
max legyen alkalma keszulni
es benmaradni a gyulesre.
Youngstownban oktober nd
Gan lesz isnet istenitisztelet a
Rayen Aven lev6 lutheranus
templomban. Termeszetesen
ez emlekezetes napon alkalmi
targyu beszedet tart a lei
kesZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-26
KARACSONYI TARSAS-
UTAZAS AZ OHAZABA

December 14-en indul az
amerikai magyarok kedvelt
gyorshaj6ja, a BERENGARIA.
Ezen a hajon Markus Alfred,
a Cunard White Star Line
magyar osztalyanak f6n0ke,
szemelyesen fog atkiserni egy
karacsonyi tarsas-csoportot.
Ez lesz Markus \ Alfrednek
4O-ik tarsasutazasa. Ez a
tapasztalt utvezet6 ismeri az
utazasnak minden csinnyat-
binnyat. Aki vele utazik, az
kellemesen es gondtalanul te-
szi meg az utat. 9 utasaival
tolti egesz idejet ugy a hajon,
mint a vonaton. GondOSkodik
izletes es magyarosan f6z0tt
etelekr0l a hajon, gondosko-
dix k0zvetlen gyorsvonat 0sz-
szek0ttetesr6l odaat, jelen lesz
utlevel es podgyasz kezelesnel,
szoval megkimeli utasait az
utazas minden gondjatol. Xii
Ion ugyel id6sebb utasokra,
vagy kis gyermekekkel utazo
nokre.
Egy korabbi tarSaSutazas
december Gan indul a Males
tic gyorshajon, a tarsasag
egyik mask tisztviselojenek
vezetesevel.
A Cunard White Star Line
utasai magyar utleveleket es
magyar vizumokat felaron
kapnak.
Hajojegyek a Cunard White
Star tervezet szerint barme-
lyik iigyn0k irodajaban lfize-
tesre is kaphatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-26
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Lelk6sz:
F0T. MAckov J. JOSEF
Lak&s:
e16 Tod Ave. Telefon 4-2036
Tempiom: zoe Mahonine Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

Macy vacsora. Utoljara je-
lezziik a hiveinknek, 0smer6-
seinknek, baratainknak, hogy
september ho 29-en, finom
borju vacsorat talal hitkozse-
gunk este pont nyolckor a
templom alatti tagas terme-
ben, hiveink, Takasc Ferenc
es neje jovoltabol, xix a fatal
borjut ajandekkeppen adtak
az alkalomra. A vacsorat az
Oltaregylet asszonyai keszitik.
A haszon a templom javara
fordittatik. Inni valokrol is
gondoskodva van. Sok varos-
bell is k0ztiink lesz. Jegyet
az estre a belepeskor is venni
lehet lesz. Az ara a jegynek
alacsony.
Basdr is lesz. Oktober no Is,
26, es 27-iki esteken nagysza-
basu bait rendezlink ugyan-
csak ternplomunk alatt het
oral kezdetetl. Enrol meg be-
vebben is trunk.
6ssi R6ss0 Bdl. Hitkozsegi
Ifjusagi K0runk nagyszabasu
Oszi Rosa Bait rendez a Ma
gyar Hazban oktober no 2O-an
este Z oral kezdettel. A balra
az elokesziiletek folynak.
Enniinni valokrol gondoskod-
va lesz. A hitk0zsegi tagok,
0smer0sok, baratok ez uton
hivatnak meg a mulatsagra.
A belepo dij alacsony aru lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-26
SIT. ISTVAN VERHOVAY Fl

Felhivom a Scent Istvan
Egylet Verhovay 21-ik fiok
tagjai figyelmet ARA, hogy az
oktober havi rendes gyiles,
nem oktober Gan, vasarnap
lesz, hanem oktober no sen,
szombaton este 7::30-kor. ARA
valo tekintettel, hogy a Macy
bizottsag tartja oktober no
hatodikan a gyasziinnepet, ke-
rem a tagokat, hogy vegyek
ait figyelembe. A gyulesre
pedig minel nagyobb szammal
sziveskedjenek elj0nni, inert
fontos ugyek keriilnek targya-
lasra. ST
Beteg tagjaink: Id. Vas Ist-
van, Koleszar Gy0rgy, Id:
Rubosky Istvanne es Fedor-
csak Ferencne 492 Sunshine
Ave.
Betegseg titkarnal jelen-
tend6: 17O6 Oak ST. Telefon
3O869. >
G6RER 1ANOS titkars
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-26
A
CAMPBELL MAGYAR
BAPTlSTA HITK0ZSEG
HIREI
Rev. S. Bertalan 1elkesz
619 Landsdowne Blvd,
Youngstown, o.

Itjusdgi dnnepely. Az Ohioi
Magyar Baptista Ifjusagi Egy-
letek, egy k0z0s innepelyre
j0nnek ossze Akronban e he
ten szombaton este. Young
stownb6l t0bb autoval ran
dulunk at ere az unnepelyre,
mivel mi is egy reszet kepez-
zuk ezen k0z0ssegnek. Az i'm
nepelyen ez lesz az els6 eset,
hogy az Enekkarok es zene-
karok egyesitve fognak mil
k0dni, ami szenzaciot fog
nyujtani, mivel 8 gyilekezet
zeneszei es 8 gyUlekezet Enek-
karjai emelik az lnnepely nj
vojat. Azonkivul ifjaink kozul
lesz ket szonok, xix Bibliai es
tudomanyos targyu el6adast
tartanak, a nagy k0z0nseg
el6tt. A k0rzeti unnepely
minden ket honapban ismetl6-
dix varosonkent sorrendben.
EpitkeseSInk. Ha valami
meg mem akadalyozza mum
kankat, meg. e heten hozza TO-
gunk a templom pincejenek
asasahoz, inert ugy secret
monk, hogy meg a nagy hide
gek beallta el0tt teto ala sze-
retn6nk tenni, hogy maid a
nagy hidegek bealltakor bent
lehessen vegezni a bels0 mum
kalatokat. A fobb mesteri
munkakon kivil Hitk0zsegink
tagjai fogjak vegezni az egy-
szeribb munkakat.
Istentissteleteink. A Bethel
Houseban tartatik mindaddig,
mig a mi templomunk el mem
keszul. Vasarnap reggel $50
tol 12-ig imaora, vasarnapi is
kola es predikacio. Minden
vasarnap fdelel6tt tanitoi pre-
dikacio tartatik. Este 7::30-
kor kezd6dik es az ifjusagi
ora 8::3O-kor veszi kezdetet.
Szerdan este 7::3O-tol k0z0s
imaora es utana Biblia ora.
Masuryban: minden vasarnap
delutan 2.00-t0l 4-ig vasarnapi
iskola, imaora es predikacio.
Csiitort0kon imaora. Warren
ben minden kedden este 7::30-
tol predikaci6.
Minden 0sszej0veteleinkre
szeretettel fogadunk es hivunk
minden honfitarsainkat.
A Hitk0sseg Veset6sege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-26
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

MAGYAROK NAPTARA
+ Ebben rovatban dijtala-
nul koz0liuk azon egyha-
Yak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 6ssze- Z
joveteleit, stb. - mem t0bb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerxik be.
Szeptember 28-an, szombaton
a Campbell Magyar Polgari Kor
Macy 6szi balja Roman Hall
ban.
'Szeptember 2o-en, vasarnap
a West Sidei Sport Kor szureti
balja a Magyar Hazban.
Okt.ber 6-an, Loranttfy No
egylet evforduloi vacsoraja. a
Reformatus Egyhaz termeben.
Oktober Gan, vasarnap, gyasz-
iinnepely az aradi vertanuk en-
lekere, a Central Auditorium
ban.
Oktober 12-en, szombaton
Ref. Ferfi es N6i Betegsegelyzo
Egylet 6szi balja a West Sidei
Magyar, Hazban. Medve es
Szikora zenekara jatszik.
Okt6ber 13-an, vasarnap Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya rom. kath.
egyhaz bucsu balja sajat ter
meben.
Oktober 14-en, hetf6n, a Pro
tIungaria Magyar Nok Vilag-
szovetsegenek youngstown osz-
talya kartya es bingo estelye
este rel 8-tol a West Sidei
Magyar Hazban.
Oktober 20-an, a Gorog Kath
Ifjusag Oszi Rosa Balja, Ma
gyar Hazban.
Oktober 2O-an, a Reformatus
Egyhaz gyulekezeti vacsoraja a
templom also termeben.
Oktober rs, 26, 27-iki napo-
kon, este 7 oral kezdettel Macy
bazar a gor. katholikusok temp
lom alatti termeben.
November IL IS, 16, II, Re-
fornlatus Egyhaz nagy oszi va
sara templom alatti helyiseg-
ben.
November Is, 16, II, pentek,
szombat es vasarnap, Magya-
rok Nagyasszonya Hitkozseg
nagy Bazaar Vasarja.
November ho lien, vasarnap
a Pro ,Hungaria nagy alarcos
balja, dijakkal, a West Sidei
Magyar Otthonban.
Oktober 27-en, vasarnap Yer
hovay Nap a Central Audito-
riumban.
December 26-an a Reformatus
Egyhaz karacsony masodnapi
tancmulatsaga a Mahoning -Aven
levo Magyar Otthonban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-26

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