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The Washington times., 1935-12-23
PLANE CRASH
INJURIES TWO

Caught in the blazing wreck
age of an airplane at the Naval
Air Station at Anacostia yes
terday, Ralph Bernard Won Stein,
24-year-old naval aerographer,
was near death today at the
Naval Hospital.
At the hospital, it was said to-
day that Won Stein rested com.
fortably" during the night.
Won Stein was in a plane
piloted by Naval Pilot Alton
Lewis Franks, "a, which noSed
over and caught fire as it was
taking off on a weather survey.
The youthful aerographer was
extricated from the burning
plane by the pilot. who suffered
decorations, bruises and burns.
The Washington times., 1935-12-23

in Florida may have been wiped
out.
More fortunate is the whooping
crane. Now restricted to a small
portion of it's former range, the
great, long-legged bird is some
times seen in the Northwest, but
where it nests today is unknown.
Swans in Comeback
Of the two American swans, the
smaller whiStling swan is coming
back. 1t is increasingly frequent
along the Atlantic Seaboard and
numbers have been Wintering at
Whitewater, Va, on the Potomac
ABOUT 40 miles below Washington
for several years.
The trumpeter swan is scarce
A remnant of the former host OF
graceful, gentle birds is found in
the Northwest, but they are few
and far between.
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
PRESIDENTIAL
YACHT WILL
HAVEN0BAR
in Design
and Furnishings to
Mark Potomac

When the Potomac" nee "Elec,
ira" sails up the Chesapeake
from Norfolk early next year as
the presidential yacht, she will
be under command of Lieut..
Walter Jones of the United States
Navy, and under the Nays juriS-
diction.
Satisfactory progress" was the
report Lieutenant Jones gave to
The Times today on the trans
formation of the 165-foot Coast
Guard patrol boat into the craft
which President Roosevelt chose
as his nautical home.
Despite reports to the contrary,
it was learned today, the Potomac
is not to become a luxury vessel.
1t will be furnished along stand
ard Navy lines.
LinOleum on Floors
No oriental rugs of rare design
will carpet the cabins reserved
for the President and his guests.
Navy linoleum of the usual bat
tleship type will cover the floors.
No cocktail bar or smoking
room will be in evidence either,
and if the President wants must
cal relaxation, there will be no
Steinway awaiting the touch Of
White House hands. Instead, the
medium priced" radio which
graced the Sequoia, wooden
hulled Department of Commerce
craft which the Potomac dis
placed in presidential affections,
will provide tunes for the voya-
geurs.
Simplicity. said Lieutenant
Jones, who is native of Wyom-
ing, single, 38 years old and a
graduate of Annapolis in the class
of 1921, will be the keynote of the
Potomac.
Standard Navy Beds
Secret Service regulations for
bid disclosure of just where the
presidential sleeping quarters will
be located. But the President and
his guests will not be Graded in
hammocks when they seek slum-
Der. On the other hand. neither
will they recline on touches of
Lucullan Splendor.
Standard single Navy beds will
CONTINUED on Page rs, Col. -
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
AIR CRASH TIP
W|NSPRIZE

First information on the crackup
of Mai. Jimmy Doolittle's plane
at Washington Hoover Airport
captured first prize last week in
The Washington Times neWstip
contest.
Second prize was awarded for a
tip on the death of Mrs. Ugo Ca
ruSi, wife of the assistant to the
Attorney General.
Other awards were made for
the following tips: The College
Park CMdD startling who talks,
finding of a $4,000 note lost in
the Post Office Department fire,
prediction of a congressional in
vestigation of parking lot situation
here, and sale of the Annapolis
Hotel.
Two other special awards were
made to persons who have given
frequent tips to The Times.
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
JOB INSURANCE
OBLIGATIONS
EXPLAINED
Prettynan Gives Ad-
vice to D. c. Employers
on Terms of Law

Dedicated to the purpose of
ending widespread unemployment
in the District, the municipality's
unemployment compensation law,
to go into effect here January l,
will affect $4,000 employers and
$4,000 workers in the city's private
industries.
Corporation Counsel E. Barrett
Prettyman declared today that the
local employers should consider
only the local law. He said the
laws of other States differed
widely with the local statute and
consequently a number of the en-
ployers have become confused.
For he present, Mr.. Prettyman
pointed out the outstanding thing
for the employer to remember is
that he must make the proper re-
ports to the unemployment com,
penSation board beginning the first
of the year.
In his statement to the board,
the employer must list each and
every employe, relate how much
each one has been paid and how
long he has worked for the en-
ployer.
Tax of 1 per cent on the pay
rolls of the employers must be
paid between February and Is
for the first time. The tax will
remain the same through each
month of 1886, increase to 2 per
cent in 1887 and to 3 per cent in
1898.
In 1941. there will be a re-
adjustment in the tax rate, drop
ping in some instances to 112 per
cent and increasing to per cent
in other cases, all depending upon
the record which the employer
has made with the board during
that period of time.
Mr.. Prettyman said:
at naturally will take some
little time for the employer to
accuStOm himself to the new
law, but by complying with the
essentials l have outlined the
employers should not expert
ence much difficulty with the
board"
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
(STORY ON PAGE ONE.)
DiStrictPOliceC College
I'll 0VateS Its Brow

per cent of the remainder admit
to having spent year or more in
various institutions of higher
learning before deciding to become
an arm of the law.
During Is months in the class
room, they will be taught every
thing from jiu-jitSu to criminal
procedure-the first, by Private
John P. Meshkoff, the latter by
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Gillespie Walsh. Lieut.. Walter
H. Thomas is the schools dean.
A Tough Bunch
Private r. A. Lamb, the depart
ment's fingerprint expert, com
piled most of the schools training
manuelS.
Physically, the class is an aver
age one. Under the tutelage OF
Private MeShkoff, every man who
needed it has gained seven pounds
since the beginning of the term.
At present, all but six OF them
are directing Christmas traffic in
downtown WaShington-the Situa-
ton being classed as an emer
gency. Past emergencies which en-
tiled calling out the students in
cluded the bonus marcherS and
the Mexican football game.
Says Prof. MeShkoff, who also
teaches them boxing:
"They're a tough bunch, these
cOlIegianS!"
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
"Whither RACES the cOnfIagra-

"Whither RACES the cOnfIagra-
tiOn?"
This query appears likely to
supplant the agelesS poser put to
speeding motorists by policemen,
so you will do we'll to familiarize
yourself with it. 1t will take the
place of:
"Where the fire, buddy?"
1t will be just about as un-
anSwerable. 1t will be used by
future graduates of the Metropol
itan Police School and will
doubtless be followed up with a
request to display ones creden-
tialS instead Of the current order
which sounds something like this:
"Lemmee see va permit"
These sweeping predictions are
based on the fact that there are
seven college graduates in the
freshman" class at the Metro
politan Police School.
Men of High Degrees
The CLASSIC strong-boasts
three bachelors of science, one
bachelor of arts, one lawyer, one
bachelor of commercial science.
and one who failed to specify
what kind of a bachelor he was.
Georgetown, George Washing
ton, Northwestern and the Uni
versity of Virginia are the inStitu-
tions represented by graduates.
In addition to these, about so
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
Rare Pardeka
To Get Home
At I'D. G.. Zoo

The Washington Zoo is about to
be enriched by one pardeka.
In case you've never heard OF a
pardeka, and there must be some
who haven't, the pardeka is a
member of the quail and partridge
family.
The pardeka which will soon
make its home at the Zoo is one
year old and comes from the
island of Danes, Greece. The
bird will be presented to the ZOO
logical park by Miss Bessie
MantzouriS.
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
Library Hours

All branches and Sub-branches
of the Public Library will close at
l p. m. tomorrow and at / pm.
next Tuesday. All will be closed
Christmas Day and New Year Day.
Hours tomorrow and New Year
Eve will be from 9 a. m. to p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
Ring Makes Address

Alley dwelling and the program
of clearance in this city was dis
cussed by James Ring, admins
trative assistant of the Alley
Dwelling Commission, before a
joint meeting of the Young PEG.
pies Club and the Sunday Eve
ming vespers of Lincoln Temple
Congregational Church last
night.
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
PLANS LIMIT
TO BE CARRIED
ON VEHICLES
Full Signs to Prevent
Overcrowding; To
Study SubWays

Washington's Thousands Of
strap-hanging street car and bus
riders were given a Christmas
present b ythe Public Utilities
Commission today when an order
was issued to the Capital Trac-
ton Company, designed to termi-
nate the "packedlike- sardines"
conditions on transit vehicles.
Under terms of the order, sur.
vey will be made of each type Of
street car and bus, after which
each vehicle will be given a max.
imum number of passengers, both
sitting and standing, which it will
be permitted to carry.
When the maximum is reached,
the vehicle operators will be made
to post full" signs and be pro-
hibited from taking on additional
passengers until space under the
maximum is available.
Standees Cut Down
On buses lines will be painted
beyond which passengers will not
be allowed to stand, so that vision
Of the bus operator will not be
obscured.
Commission Chairman Riley E.
Elgen declared no recommends
ton will be made by the commits
sion on the proposal of Peoples
Counsel William A. Roberts to
establish a municipal garage to
accommodate at low cost persons
who drive their automobiles into
the downtown section.
Mr.. Roberts has made this pro-
poSal several times, but the COM
mission feels it is matter not
connected with the utilities trans
portation problems.
Will Study SubwayS
At the same time, Mr.. Elgen
announced the commission will
join with the District CommisS-
toner's in requesting Congress for
funds to study the adVisability
of constructing subways in the
Capital. He said he favored an
exhaustive study by experts on
this problem.
The commission, also as a re-
suit of the street car and bus
public hearing which will be re-
sumed January 2, ordered the
Transit Company to post signs
denoting the fares of each street
car and bus. This resulted from
complaints concerning the diff.
ferent fares which are charged,
especially on the bus lines. The
fare signs are to be posted on
the outside of the vehicles.
In addition to the outside fare
sign, each street car and bus
will be made to post inside the
vehicle a map showing the var"
iouS connected car and bus lines
it touches on it's trip.
Buses Will Split
Recruiting of buses on the
Chevy Chase line, which replaced
street cars several months ago on
upper Connecticut Avenue North"
west, also was ordered. Under
terms of this order the BUSES on
Ine SAME llIle Will NC SpAlC 81 IA1dU
half will follow the present route,
while the other half will go off
Connecticut Avenue at Calvert
Street Northwest, proceed to
Eighteenth Street, and join the
other line at Eighteenth Street
and Connecticut Avenue.
All orders issue dtoday resulted
from complaints received and
heard at the public hearing, which
recessed last week. The street car
and bus riders case was completed
when the recess was taken. The
company will present its case
when the hearing is resumed
January 2.
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
Baltimore Banker Dies

BALTIMORE, Dec. 23.-Mor-
ris Whitridge, investment banker
and broker and for many years
one of Baltimore'S social arbiters,
died yesterday morning at the
Johns Hospkins Hospital, where
he was a member of the board
of trustees. He was 10 years
old
The Washington times., 1935-12-23
Fire Threatens Tappahannock

TAPPAHANNOCK, Va, Dec.
23.-Flames threatened the prin-
cipal business section of Tappa-
hammock when Anderton'S de-
partment store caught fire from
a defective flue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
VI VERHOVAY TAGOK.

Szepen szaporodnak a Ver-
hovay Egylet tagjai, Molnar La
JOS szervezese alatt.
Az uj tagok nevei:
Kostyo Janos, Mable Avenue,
Rata Gyorgyne, Hubbard. @,
Keck Emo, 1l12 South Avenue,
Csontos Janos 22l8 Russell Ave,
rrenyik Mihaly 2lo7 Cherry Hill,
a l08-ik osztalyba;; Graylek John
ll9 Adams. Campbell. O.. Kor-
hut Ella, Trumble Road. Girard,
Ohio, 364-ik osztalyba.
Az Ifjusagi Osztalyba: Franko
Laszlo, 22l8 Russell, Frankie
Erzsebet 22l8 Russell, lO8-ik
osztalyba; Feher Mihaly Camp
bell, Feher Erzsebet Campbell,
a 32l-ik osztalyba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

technokratakat az ujsagok front
jarol, akkor jonnenek ket-harom
ev n1ulva azok tudosok. akik
ket eve is tudtak, hogy nit be-
szelnek es ma is tudjak, hogy
nit kellene csinalni.
Minthogy azonban az ucca ne
pc hajlando volt a nagytokes la
pok uszitasainak Is ugratasainak
bedilni, minthogy hajlando volt
a technokratakon kacagni. jonni
fognak maid . Huey .Longok a
helyukbe.
Azok a Long-ok, akik tech
nokratokkal ts minden gondol-
kozo emberlcl egyiitt megertik,
hogy igenis lehetne lit eleg jo-
vedelmet, eltg javat termelni,
csak el kellene ait osztani a
munka Is szukseg aranyaban
kozottiink.
Es akik ebben tudatban, de
mem ezzel a tudomanyos, hanem
nepszerii szolamokban megfogal-
mazott progranlban a technokra-
tok eszmeit igerik a sok ehes
polgarnak.
A Huey Longok semmiesetre
nem tudnak es Mem fognak olyan
jo munkat vegezni, mintha ait
rabiztuk volna y tudosokra. akik
el6szor mondtak az igazsagot a
t6kes rendszcr szsmebe.
De egyel6re > Longoknak van
jobb tiidejik AZ . arcuk var
vastagabb borrS elIatva, Ok hal
a placcon tudna kkor IS rlarad-
nj, ha a tom ostohs ahas
|lc prehalja o,ii
A Long-ok a1tal hozott mile.
MUM mem lesz felig olyan toke.
letes sem, mintha AIT egyetem
tanarok csinalnak, de minden-
esetre ezerszer jobb lesz, mint
amt Roosevelt minden aron a
Wall Street-el partnersegber
akar adni az orszagnak.
Mem tagadjuk, hogy Huey
Long nevetsegesse teszi magat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
TO THE LEAGUE OF
NATIONS

Whereas millions of Hun
garians living on land for a
thousand years or more the pos
session of their forefathers are
now and have been for the last
Is years oppressed in violation
Of all human rights and prin-
ciples of self determination due
to the injustice perpetrated on
the Hungarian nation by the
Treaty of Trianon and
Whereas we Americans OF
Hungarian descent celebrating
the anniversary of the Declar-
alton Of Hungarian Indepen.
dence can not see without pro-
test the suffering of people oi
the same blood and origin and
among them our fathers, mo.
theirs, brothers, sisters ane
other relatives Therefore
Be It Resolved by members ol
al. Youngstown churches anc
societies that the grand com.
inittee of the United Hungarian
Churches and Societies o1
Youngstown and Vicinity be
authorized to prepare and send
protest against the continued
flagrant violation of minority
rights as practiced is Cecho.
slovakia, Yugoslavia and Ru-
mania to the League of Ma
tons and be it further resolved
That Americans of Hungarian
descent ask the League of Ma.
tions that the unjust Treaty Of
Trianon be modified on the basis
of plebiscites to be held under
the auspices of the League in
all territories of which 1000 year
old Hungary has been robbed
Human rights of peoples and
self determination can only be
exercised in this manner.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
10000 DOLLAROS
RABL0TAMADAS
A banditak magukkal vittek
a Strouss- -Hirshberg Co.
egyk tisztvisel0jet IS

Meresz es gondosan el6keszi-
tett ,itonallast kovettek ell, egy-
el6re ismeretlen tettesek a varos
kozpontjan, legforgalmasabb
helyen, hetfon, marcus l8-an,
delben a Strous- -Hirshberg-fele
nagy department storeban, mikor
a ceg ket t'sztviseloje, Louis
Chabut es BENJAMIN Lewis az
eloz6 szombaton osszegyiilt 20
ezer dollart a k6zvetlen kozle-
ben lev0 Union National Bankba
szandekoztak atvinni.
Miel6tt Chabut Is Lewis az
iizletb6l kiertek voIna a ceg.
nagy utcara nyil6 csarnokaban.
a nagy forgalorp Is egyeb okok
Matt, ket ajax szet valasztotta
oket, es Chabut-ot, akinel II
ezer dollar keszpenz Is 8 eyer
dollart tartalmazo taska volt,
revo1verrel. az utcan varakozo
automobilba kenyszeritettek a
band;tak IS elhajtottak vele.
Mire tarsa, Lewis eszrevette.
hogy mi tortent, addigra mar
nagy el6nyben voltak 4 tettesek,
mire a kozelben posztolo rend-
Or egy rekviralt auton probalta
6ket utolerni, de Spring Common
kornyeken mar teljesen elvesz-
,tette szem elol 6ket.
Chabut-ot North Aven, ko-
zel w. Rayof1 Ayenuenal BAN
talmazas nelkiil szabadon boz
csajtottak. A rend6rseg megin-
ditotta a nyomozast a tettesek
kezrekeritese vegett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
A MARCIUSI UNNEPELY FENYESEN
SIKERULT, zSUFOLvA volt 4 TEREm
szonokok hangoztattak emberi jogokat mai vonat
kozasban. A 48 szeleme q Is elobb-utobb elkovet-
kezk Elfogadtak ket hatarozati jayaslatpt. A
mIsor szamai nagyon tetszettek. Az Innepsly
minden fennakadas nelkIl folyt le

Vass Imrene nehez piano accor-
dion jateka, valamint Vass Imre
es Ungvari Mihaly szajharmo-
nika duettje. Sebok Emma
hegedujateka, mar eleri mil
veszi szinvonalat, a zongoran
jol kiserte Szincsak Margit.
A FARO beszedet Nj. Borsi
Kerekes Gyorgy, a Fiiggetlen
Ref. Egyhaz esperes lelkesze tar
totta. Beszede alatt tobbszor
zugott fel taps, kiilonosen ak
kor, amikor kijelentette, hogy 4
fold azoke, akik ait miivelik Is
hogy addig mem sokat jelent =
haza, mig a magyar parasztnak
mines foldje, amelyen tisztessege-
sen megelhet.
Varga Mariska nagy kesziilt-
|seget elarulo kitiin6 zongora jate-
ka utan Nemenyi elnok nehany
keresetlen szoval elparentalta AZ
aznap reggel elhunyt oreg anne
rikas Menyhert Jozsefet. A k0-
zonseg reszvete jeleul neman ALT
egy percig. Azutan felhangzott
a szokott ajtatossaggal eneke1t
magyar himnusz Is az lnnepsly
harom negyed 0tkos 81 leenas
HI dssii y. I Z -
A rendezes munkajaban4 reszt
vett a Nagybizottsagnak csak-
mem m nden tagja. Az ajtonal
nehany centtel tobb mint 81 dol
lart adomanyoztak magyarok
koltsegek fedezesere. A fent-
maradt osszeg Nagybizottsag
vagyonat gyarapitja.
Tobb m mt fel oraba tartott
mig a terem teljesen kiuriilt. Az
elvanulo kozonseg soraibol XII
hallatszott a megelegedes hal
lottak es latottak felett.
A Nagybizotsag ismet egy
sikerult marciusi innepelyt kony-
velhet, el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
TO THE CONGRESS

d
Whereas economic conditions
and the right of men to the
pursuit Of happiness, and equal
opportunity demand that the
United States establish economic
security for its great mass OF
working people, therefore be it
resolved that the Grand Com
mittee of the United Hungarian
Churches and Societies of
Youngstown and Vicinity be
asked and authorized to con-
tinue in its support Of social
legislation now pending in Con-
gress and that do it all within
its power to secure laws in the
interests of the working people
and the United States as a
whole.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

inert demagogia minden uta-
latos fegyveret hasznalja, de mem
kell lerohogni azokat, amiket
mond es amiket a technokratok
mondtak el6tte, inert meg van ra
lehetoseg, hogy valosag legyen
belole.
Akar ujsagban, akar radio
ban hallja hat valaki, hogy osto-
basag es nevetseges az otezer
dolfaros elosztas, meg a ketezer
dollaros joyedelem, legyen rola
meggyozodve, hogy az hazugsag.
Ha lit minden szerszam dol
gonna, ha lit semmit mem szan-
tananak ala, ami megtermett, ha
lit munkat adnanak m.nden em-
bernek, akkor evente annyit tud-
nank mindenbol termelni, hogy
mem keteZer, de Otezer dollar is
jutna minden csaladra.
Huey Long-nal alkalmasabb es
egyenesebb emberek is maguke-
va tehetnenek ilyen programot,
inert akkor ait szivesebben ta-
mogatni minden gondolkozo pol
CARA az orszagnak.
De ha lit mindenki fel t6kes
rendszerhez hozzanyulni, ha min
denki remeg a profit megerinte-
set6l, akkor egy uj rendet a
Huey Long-oktol is el kell TO
gadnunk.
Es isneteljiik, hogy egy ilyer
rendszernek mem kell kommunis-
ia rsndszernek lenni, remeljik
lhogy ARA mem is gondolnak
szl koslssosatt !. ! hseis.lissas. .E II I
Eagy az allamSZOclailZmus is eles
hozza, hogy ezeket a jovedelme.
ket lit m:nden polgarnak meg.
ada.
Lehetseges, hogy neha Huey
Long ostobasagokat beszel es BIZ
zonyos, hogy okos mondanivalo.t
| is ugy ada eb, hogy ait a del
meyer es white trash megertse
de azert az legostobabb ember
aki hajlando Long-ot es a prog
ramiat a nagytoke keresere ne
vetni.
Lehet meg ido, mikor a Wall
Street mem nevetve, de atkozodva
es szitkozodva fogja Long-ot
hallgatni es lehet id6, mikor a
mai nevetsegben lesz minden re-
menyiink leteve.
Mem, mem kell Huey Long-o1
ertelmes. ernbernek nevetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO,
MAGYAR REF. EGYHAZI.
FERFI rs MOI BS. EGYLET'

foly6 no 24-en, a rank kovet-
kez5 vasarnap delutan 2 orai
kezdettel tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset. keretnek tagok, mineI
nagyobb szamban megjelenni.
-Azonkiviii keretnek 4 tagok, Xix
meg bali jeggyel hatra vanna1.
ne felejtsek el megfizetni.
Fuggesztett tagok Gal ajes
Is Kapitan Janosn4 okv vetle
lenjenek meg, hatral { sei,le
zese vSgctt. "
MenyhGrt 49, titkkx.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
SENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOvAY 2l-IK FIoK

Beteg tagjaink: I'd. Vas Istvan,
.Hoffer Andras. 2ll Edwards ST.,
Kalapos Gyorgyne, Vas Istyanne,
lRubosky Tstvan ifj., 1873 F. Flo
rida Ave. IS Bunchy Janosne.
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6 ;
l7o6 Oak St. Tel. 30S6o.
G6ber J&nos, titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
A vERHovAY 1os-IK oszT.
BETEG TAGJAI:

Varga Janos, l647 Midland
Ave. Ifju. Hajdu Jozsef, "A Nor
ley Ave. Campbell, Ohio. Seen
egeto Miklos, Lockwood, Ohio
Szabo Gizella, Ellsworth, Ohio.
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6
Turner Jozsef. titkar.
lis Manchester Ave.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
OHIO WORKS EGY MILLI6
DOLLART FOG ELK0LTENI
UJ EPITKEZESRE.

Egy Vi Boiler House (kazan-
haz) epiteset hatarozta el az
Ohio Works Carnegie Steel Co.
vezet6seg, amely kb. egy mill
li6 dollarba fog keriilni; az epi-
test hamarosan megkczdik. A
8as melle az ujnak o-esi lesz a
szama.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
MAHONING MEGYEI
MAGYAR DEMOKRATA K0R

Folyo evi marcus ho 23-an,
szombat este 7 ora 80 perc kez-
dettel rendes havi gyuleset
tartja a Scent Istvan Otthon-
ban. Kerjik az ossztagsag meg
jeleneset.
1fj. Buncsi Janos, jegyz6,
Danish Jozsef, elnok,