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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-11-15
IHEELER-NYE

EELER-NYE
Continued from page o"eo
III 90. of course, to Ser
: q Es-Is as chief counsel.
q = rorS RENDER SERVICE
! ' B5yD HOLDERS
Is. .osure that Nye is re-
= e. Compensation for his ! :, et-
Ths i I.taIf Of the Rockefeller
III Y i''' Chase National Bank
I .:.' benlloiders' committee
5Isesi the senator in a ra{ me
i: : : few weeks ago, Nye told
a ~. .; the Nonpartisan Lea
- 81 s,xorutive committee that
~ ,e[e;ving no pay for his
=: n connection with the
.ss Is n deal and he had ac-
~. - 10 Craftsmanship OF the
.-i re merely to der pub
', ...+.ire'' to American bandhold-
y..,. statement were made to
W. FIX and the late Fred w.
. avy- members of the League
, s,.r..i,, committee who called
- .1t .bs senator for an explana-
= # lis new role as bill collector
the International fnanciers.
fHlg REPRESENTATIVE
kEES ME-
4. he hearing held in Washing
= lar, week. Albert S. Coyle,
ts-fe, If the committee upon
i,p Senator's Nye and Wheeler
s-s seyring. identified a letter he
sro,e 70 Thomas H. Healy, anoth-
committee member, saying that
Wr Posenthal," mar ager of the
tase bank in Havana, "ingratiat-
himself with Nye and sought
influence Wheeler to work again
the Coyie committee.
Coyle. the two senators and Max
Frkler. another committee mem
h. went TO Cuba last summer in
b effort 70 obtain payments on the
C19s held BIZ Americans.
In a letter, written to Secretary
all after the committees return,
syle said conferences with Cuban
tidals we're decidedly unsatis-
ctory."
CCyle wrote to Healv in part:
Mr. ROsenthal. manager Of the
hase bank in Havana, arranged to
ayel from Miami to Havana in
be same airplane with Senator
ye in an adjoining suite.
flPS TEA
Nth BIG SHOTS
of course this was rot acciden.
b. He ingratiated himself with
Senator Nye to a point where the
isnatOr agreed to be his guest al
little private tea to be held at the
Country Club Sunday afternoon"
sing INNG SIREN SONG
10 sen. WHEELER
Neither COyle nor Winkled wa!
hvted to the party, Coyle said
pinch prominent Cubans attended
p1ing the party, COyle wrote
Eosenthal deliberately endeavorec
induce Wheeler to work with hi,
rOWd and falsely represented t,
pm that T. B. P. c. committee &C
1aly represented $17,OO0,OOO O
be bOnds.@ y
Inc I. 5. +. c. referred to is tn
oelcn Bond Holders PROTECTIVE
Olheli' a gOvernment-fostere,
IIIiinlttee set up to aid American
Fo-GeFs Of foreign bonds generally
oye has charged at the hearin,
lat the council was controlled b.
Ne OhaSe and other banks.
EuBA JUST
WON'T PAY
40 payments have been receive
son Cuba on the bonds. and Covl
IN .se % % Secretary Hull that Pres
C s;r,,, Aendieta, Cuban Presiden
simply told US that his provision
government had made a 'in,
= s'. IC not to pay the intere'
S u SieSe Ocfds but to let the bon
r .o,us5s wait still longer until
tis-.aSSs government could /
COYLE
HIRED SENATOR'S
B,o DOy!e said he wrote the lette,
ssS SP.s-Lg The compensation to n
49, Sct,-.Ors' He testified the mart
S S-S 20 Cuba saw high cover,
. the bonds. '-''' G. " IelatlN
CUTTING
FIRST CHAIRMAN
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HIRED SENATOR'S

5,o 1Cyle said he wrote the letters
se sSsos.ng Inc ne compensation to the
Conc 0i ~ he De testified the party
Sert I 20 Cuba saw high govern
: the bonds. '-~' al a relative
CUTTING
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FIRST CHAIRMAN

ritsa ais'G 3 Cutting was the COM
s5oVoSS nrst chairman, the letters
d ' ~ oi. accepting after Coyle fail
Stor - 1 % acceptances from Sem
!; ;r'I sD5 Robert LaFoIlette and Wheel nee
Eii. 1Ilu Gov Philip LaFolIette Of
TTHHEsE u ACCEPTS
MAJ u3 MCCLELLAN REFUSES
el - - became associate cOun
y Oh the committee, and Sena-
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kUBA JUST
WON'T paw

~. 40 payments have been received
, Fun cuba on the bonds, and Coyle
;5snt e to- Secretary Hull that Pres
c s;n,,,,. Mendieta, Cuban President,
\ SIMPLY told US that his provision
\ 5s.i government had made a final
n o,', ,bolI not to pay the interest
bolS slese oo.rds but to let the bond
,.orr,is wait still longer until a
elected.s s''ei'lIHeht could be
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18

A vilag 1eghiresebb cirkusza,
az oriasi Ringing Bros. es Bar
mum & Bailey egyesitett cirku-
szai szombaton reggel erkeznek
meg 100 dupla hosszu eziist szi-
nil vasuti kocsiban, tobb mint
1000 emberrel, het elefant csor-
daval, tobb mint 1000 vadalattal
es 700 loval, hogy szombaton
delutan es este ket hatalmas elo-
adassal orvendeztessek meg
Youngstown nfpet.
Az oriasi sataraaiatt, amelyet a
szokott helyen, a Madison Aven,
West Federal kozeleben ALTA
max fel, 16 ezer nezonek les,
iilohelye. A sator alatt egyszerre
het korben es szinpadon folynak
cirkuszi mutatvanyok.
A cirkusz artistai a legkiva-
lobbak az egesz vilagon. Macy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
'EGY MAGYAR IFJU| Ak0z0S PIkNlk
Sz0RNYU HALALk sep K0z0NSECE
Ha anyagilag mem is, de er-
kolcsileg sikerllt az elso kS-
zos piknik. Tobben is le-
hettek volna

Mintegy 800 fonyi kozonseg.
lelent meg multi vasarnap az ct
egylet altal Barta erd6ben REM
dezett kozos pikniken Is hogy
oszintek legyiink kozonseg
nagyobb is lehetett volna.
Ugy latszik azonban hogy a
magyarsagot ismet hozza kell
szoktatni az ilyen esemenyek
partolasara.
De akik kint voltak azok iol
mulattak, inert az id6 nagyon
kellemes volt, Orosz Ferenc iol
muzsikalt, a sator alatt jo etele-
ket es italokat adtak, minden
eleg olcso volt. De a tiszta love
delem termeszetesen nem allott
aranyban piknikre forditott
munkaval es koltseggel.
Az OF resztvev6 egylet a Yer
hovay 81 ST. Istvan, a Bridge
porti Szovetseg 16 osztalya, a
Rakoczy Egylet helyi fiokja, az
|. w. 0. lO4o-ik fiokja IS a
Mahoning Megyei Demokrata
kor talan egy par dollar haszon-
hoz jut.
De az els6 nehezseg elmult, ta-
Ian jovoben az ilyen kozos pix
mix jobban fog sikeru!ni.
A kozos piknik bizottsaga most
szombaton este jon ossze HUI
soczky Josef hazanal. este Z 6ra-
| kore eelszamolasra y /,
MAGYAR NAP AucusxTus 49,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
Brogli E. Robertet fIrdes
kozben nyaktores erte. : La
togatoban volt tit a detroiti
kitun00 tanulo

Halallal vegzodott Brogli E.
Robert vakacioja. A young
stowni sziletesu ifju, aki most
vegezte ell kitiin6 eredmennyel a
Detroit Holy Redeemer isko-
lat nagyszulei a sharoni VOL
finger Janoseknal volt latogato-
ban.
A multi heten egy delutan
Brogli, aki Brogli Jozsef es neje,
volt youngstown, jelenleg 1898
Infantry Ave. Detroit, Mich. la
kosok, fla kiment a Sharoni Buhl
Parkba es OFT az uszodaban fur
dott. Alighanem fejest ugrott es
eltiint viz alatt. Kes6bb ket flu
talalta meg holttestet, amelyen
|, a sharoni tiizoltok egy ora hosz-
szat hiaba dolgoztak, de mem
tudtak eletre kelteni. A ha-
lattkem megqllapitotta, hogy a
Is ewes ifju tudejeben mem volt
viz, tehat mem fulladt a vizbe,
hanem ugras kozben nyakat
szegte.
A vizsgalat utan szerencset-
len ifju holttestet Detroitba szal-
litottak, Brogli Jozsefet jol ismer
tex Youngstownban. Tevekeny
reszt vett az egyleti eletben es
ugy 8, mint neje, aki eredetileg
Pittsburgbban, maid kesobt
Sharonban lakott, rengeteg isme.
r6ssel rendelkeztehzitt. BroglieI
mintegy nyolc eve Detroitba
koltoztek, ahol Brogli a Chev-
rolet-gyar elomunkasa.
Brogli Ignac, 1922 Oakwood
Ave, nagybatyja az elhunyt ifju-
max. Brogliek es Wolfingerek
irant nagy a reszvet magyar
sag kozt.
MAGYAR NAP AUGUSTUS a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
A NACYbIz0TTSkC
CYULESE HETF0N
A Magyar Nap eloH ez lesz
az utolso gyIles. Dolgoz-
max a bizottsagok. : Fogynak
a gombok. A miisor jo lesz

A Youngstown es Kornveki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga hetfon, julius ho
22-en tartja rendes havi gyiile-
set a Magyarok Nagyasszonya
hitkozseg iskolatermeben, este
pont nyolc orakor. A Magyar
Nap musor bizottsaga a gyiiles
elott pont fel nyolckor tart meg
beszelest.
keretnek a miisorbizottsag
es Nagybizottsag tagjai, hogy
lehetoleg teljes szamban jelen-
jenek meg, hogy Magyar Nap
ugyei elintezhetok legyenek.
A miisorbizottsagnal mar ed
dig tobben jelentkeztek kitiino
szamokkal es valoszinu, hogy
hetfore teljesen osszeallithato a
misor.
Az idei Magyar Napon meg
jelenik youngstown magyar
sag koreben cleveland fokon-
zul vagy helyettese es 8 lesz
a f6szonok. Mt. Csepke Istvan
nilesi es Mt. Daroczy Matyas
farrelli reformatus lelkeszek lesz-
mex a tobbi szonokok. A misc
ron vagy II enek-, tanc- es zene-
szam fog szerepelni.
A jatekteren magyar foot
ball csapat a spanyolokkal fog
merkozni es a baseballban a
Verhovay 364 fogja ismet fel-
venni harcot campbelli Ma
gyar kulturral.
Mint halljuk. a Magyar Nap
gombjai szepen fogynak es is
met hatalmas tomeg lesz az
Idoraban.
Az iden kituno 50 es IS cen
tes vacsora lesz a Heidelberg
Gardenben. Akinek nem izlik a
magyar asszonyok i6ztje, az visz
szakerheti penzt. A jegyek a
jovo heten kerulnek forgalomba.
A gyulesen tesz jelentest az a
b;zottsag is. amely multi szom-
baton Farrellben volt a Sharon,
Farrelli es Sharpsvillei egyletek-
kel targyalni.
- MAGYAR NAP AUGUSTUS d.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
BASEBALL H|REK

A Verhovay 364. fiok base
ball csapata most vasarnap mem
Liga bajnoksagi game-t, hanem
a West Sidei Athletakkal fug-
getlen jatekot jatszik a Young
stowni Verhivay 364. fiok csa-
teren. A multi vasarnap a young
sto wniVerhovay 364. fiok csa-
pata legy6zte campbelli Kultur
baseball csapatot 1913 aranyban
A Verhovay 364-es csapat 7 Ii
ga jatszmabol csak egyet veszi-
tett eddig.
A Warreni Verhovay 416-ik
fiok baseball csapata teIesen
ujra lett szervezve.
Ezentul csak Verhovay tagok
es magyar szilok gyermekei le-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
'ECYRE JAVuLNAkA
MUNkAVSzONYok
A heten har As szazaIeko.
az aceltermeles. : Tevabbi
javulas varhato

Megint jo profetak voltunk.
Az acel termeles ebben a
lullusban. szokas ellenere la
vult es mem csokkent es jelenleg
munkak jobban mennek mint
juniusban, ez pedig ritkasag az
aceliparban.
A heten az Ohio Works egy
Sheet and Tube kett6vel tobb
open hearth kohot allitott uzem-
be .es jelenleg a 50 ilyen acel-
koho koziil 38 dolgozik. A Re-
public Bessemere pedig most
ket hosszu siftaban ada az acelt.
A feher pleh (tin plate) gya-
rak csaknem teljes er6vel men
mex. A lemez gyarak eleg jol
dolgoznak es a jovo heten meg
indul teGes erovel Falson-telep
Nilesben mintegy 800 embernek
adva munkat, A cs6gyarak is
'jobban dolgoznak.
A gyarosok szerint az. idei
nyar sokkal jobb lesz mint a
tavalyi volt es szeptemberre j6k
kilatasok.
- MAGYAR NAP AUGUSTUS A.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18

szerii legtornaszok, vakmero To-
vasok, hidegverii allatszeliditok,
valodi indianok, kozakok es
arabok szerepelnek hajmeresztG
mutatvanyokkal misoron. Az
egyiS szamban peldaul egy en-
bert lonek XII egy agyubol. Ko-
teltancosok, gyiiru hintasok es
egy egesz sereg trefas bohoc =
mind szerepelnek.
Az allatok kozt a leghiresebt
Mary, egy szeliditett vizilo, .
nely szerepelt a hires Tarzar
mozikepekben.
A fosatoron kivul meg 80 sa.
tor lesz felallitva cirkusz terri
leten, koztik Mccoy ezredes va
lodi indian faluja.
A delutani eloadas 2 orakor
az esti 8 orakor kezd0dik.
-MAcvAp MAD AiIclISzriIs a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
81 VI TAG
UJABBAN FELVETT
TAGOK:
V4,r~ nc%~vrvsa
Youngstownban:

A lOS-ik fiokhoz: Darazs Jen6
felnott tag. A 2l-ik fiokhoz
Hegedus Erzsebet, Bunchy Ia
nos, Sluka Pal, Hubert Maria es
lgnat Sander feln6tt tagok. A
364-ik fiokhoz: Mezey Margit
felnott es Mezey Albert ifiusagi
tag.
Hubbardban:
A 108-ik fiokhoz: Katko Fe-
rencne.
Lockwoodban:
A l0S-ik fiokhoz: Agardy ia
nosne es ifj. Agardy Janos fel-
mott tagok. Agardy Gyorgy
Imre, Antal es Maria ifjusagi ta-
gok.
Campbellben:
A Silk fiokhoz: Ifj. Walter
Janos, Walter Miklos es Pajtok
Jozsef felnott tasgok. Pajt6k Be
la, Gyula es Albert. ifjusagi ia.
gok.
Nilesben:
look fiok: Dara Maria Is Ro-
"a, Nyako Gyula, Zsofia, Nyakt
Laszlo es Nyako Laszl6ne fel.
mott tagok. Nyako Julianna, Ist.
van, Gizella es THOR gyermek,
tagok.
Osszesen 10 felnott IS II oyer
mex tag.
- MAGYAR, NAP AUGUSTUS a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
A WARRENI VERHOVAYAK
Macy PIKNIKRE
KESZijLNEK

= ati
Kitiin6 szorakozasra Is ismer-
kedesre van kilatas julius ho ~
en-, szombaton, Warren, O.-ban
tartando els6 Verhovay kirandu-
lasi tancmulatsagon.
A Verhovay 4l6 fiok Z c9lra,
megszerezte kozkedvelt Is nep-
szeru Ivanhoe Grove piknik he
lyet IS szerz6dtette Orosz Fe-
reno teljes zenekarat, kor-
nyekbeli osszes Verhovay tagok
es azok ismer6sei ide adnst ta-
lalkat Julius 27-en.
- MAGYAR NAP AU0Uo 7&3to
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18

oLvASoINK Macy szivssssge,
'tesznek hirdet6inknek, lapunk.
max IS sajat maguknak, ha be-
vasarlasaiknal lehet6leg partol-
jak 4 lapunkban hirdet6 iizle.
teket Is megmondjak a keres.
. ked6nek, hogy hol lattak a tir-
deteset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
SENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY II. FIOK

Beteg tagjaink:: Id. Vas Ist-
van, Orto Gyorgy, Piszker Pal
ne, Tajrovics Erzsebet, Id. Cze-
ne Gabor es Koleszar Gyorgy,
Betegseg titkarnal jelentendo
l7O6 Oak Street. Telefon 3O86o
Gober Janos, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18

hetnek a fiok baseball csapata-
max tagjai es jqtekosai.
Clevelandba most vasarnap
julius 21-en mar az ujra seer
vezett csapat fogia osszemerni
erejet az ottani Verhovay csa,
pattal.
Julius 28-an vasarnap pedig a
Youngstown Verhovay csapattal
lesz eros harcra kilatas a war
reni Verhovaynak. Warrenben.
MAGYAR NAP AUGUSTUS A.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
HusoczkY Josef.
: MAGYAR NAP. AUGUSTUS A.

tax elo iigyesen. A lanyokat
Pallo Paine tanitotta be igazan
szepen, fiuk bator szavalatai
pedig Keszler Vendelt dicser-
TEX.
A szamokban szerepeltek: Lee
toha Janos, Cseh Olga, Kovacs
Margit, Varga Erzsebet, Sagi
Josef, Marko Margit, kis SEE
kelly Geraldin, Kovacs Lajos,
Sass Rozalia, Halasz Margit,
Forray Wilma. Pejko Vilmos,
Rajner Erzsebet, a kis Rajner
Mariska, Polyak Margit. D.zsi-
kovszki Margit Is Varga Mar
git.
A hirnnusz eleneklesevel ert
veget miisor Is a kozonseg
tancra kerekedett Steidl akroni
zenekaranak muzsikaja mellett.
A mulatsag keson ejjel ert
veget.
~ MAGYAR NAP AUGUSTUS 4.-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEG
YOUNGSTOWN, 16 .OSZT.

A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16.
osztalya a rank kovetkez6 vasar-
nap, julius 21-en tartja rendes
havi gyuleset a szokott helyen
es idoben. = Beteg tagok: Deak
Janosne, Nemeth Gyorgyne,
Gene Gabor, Condor Istvan. Be
tegseg az ugykezelonel jelen-
tendo. 1884 Silliman St. Tele-
fon o4O5O.
Husoczkv J6zsef.
MAGYAR MAD AlIclISzTiIS a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18

oLVASoINK Macy szivesseget
tesznek hirdetoinknek. lapunk-
max Is saiat naguknak, ha be-
vasarlasaiknal lehet6leg pirtol-
jak a lapunkban hirdet6 iizle-
teket Is megmondjak a keres-
kedonek, hogy hol lattak a hir-
deteset.
49, MAGYAR NAP AUGUSTUS 4.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
A CAMPBELLIEK
MAGYAR NAPJA
J0L S|kEROLT
Macy koz0nseg jelent meg.
Sep miisort adtak. Volt
baseball verseny. Sokan
voltak Youngstownbol

Az elso Campbell Magyar
Napnak sep napos es mem is
olyan nagyon meleg ido kedve-
zett multi vasarnap. Mar a del
utani orakban tobb, mint 400
fonyi kozonseg jelent meg es es-
tere tobb mint 500 campbelli,
youngstown es kornyeki ma
gyar volt a Holy Trinity megle-
hetosen poros piknikhelyen, fent
a campbelli domb tetejen.
A fatal campbelli nagybizott.
sag tagjai dicseretremeltoan buzz
golkodtak Magyar Nap sikere
erdekeben es mindenhol oft lat
TUX a regi campbelli egyleti en-
bereket, de a fiatalabbakat is,
amint dolgoztak a kozos ugy er-
dekeben.
A latogatok kozt oft lattuk
Ft. Biro Lorincet, SIT. Istvan
egyhaz plebanosat, Ft. Andras
Jeromost, a farrelli SIT Harom-
sag egyhaz plebanosat es Mt.
Laky Zsigmondot, ref. egy.
haz lelkeszet. OFT voltak sokan
Youngstownbol, kilonosen a
youngstown egyletek vezet6i Is
a Nagybizottsag tisztikarabol
szep szammal. Icy OFT voltak
Habodasz Gustav es Balaskt
Gyorgy alelnokok Is Mixich Gas
par pen.ztarnok is.
A musor megkezdeseve1 var
tax negy ora utanig, amikor a
Campbell Magyar Kultur es a
youngstown Verhovay 364 base
ball csapatai befejeztek erdekes
es izgato magyar liga baseball
jatekukat. El6szor a Kultur volt
elol, maid Verhovay az Six
menetben het runt csinalt es mar
7:3-ra vezetett, de Campbell mem
hagyta magat es hetedik me-
net vegen az eredmeny 8:8. volt
Vegre a DIX, utolso menetben
amikor Horvath Ferenc hazalop-
ia . magat nagy iigyesseggel
Youngstown ket runt csinalt es
megnyerte merk6zest 1O:e
aranyban.
Vegre Herr J. Janos, ez a te-
vekeny campbelli magyar szar-
mazasu fatal ember, aki Macy
bizottsagnak es Polgari Kor.
mex choke, megnyitotta a mil
| sort, bemutatva Szarvas Palt, a
"Szabadsag" pittsburgh iroda-
! vezet6jet, aki a misor egyes
szamait bemutatta, miutan buz-
ditotta megjelenteket, hogy a
revizios mozgalombol vegyek ki
a reszuket es akar lapunkban
akar a Szabadsagban lekozolt re.
vizios iveket irjak ala.
Maid Nemenyi Miklos Ern6. a
Youngstown es Kornyeki Macy
bizottsag elnoke tartott besze.
det, amelyben udvozolte a camp
belli Nagybizottsagot els6 Ma
gyar Napja alkalmabol. Hangoz-
tatta, hogy az immar 20 ewes
Youngstown Nagybizottsag cred
menyeket tudott felmutatni es
kifejezte remenyet. hogy camp
belli magyarsagnak elonye lesz a
kozos munkabol. Meghivta a ko-
zonseget az augustus 4-en az
Idora Parkban tartando Macy
Youngstown es kornyeki Ma
gyar Napra. Ugyancsak atadta
Crow Jancsi (Jen6) volt camp
belli iizletember udvozletet, ak
nem gyozte kivarni a musort Is
kenytelen volt elmenni.
Ezutan kovetkeztek a miisor
sep es erdekes szamai, melyeket
| magyar ruhas lanyok Is fiuk adj
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-18
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baseball game between two
teams made up entirely Of young
men of Hungarian descent. The
boys played a fairly good game.
They were serious about win
ming. They sorely missed,
however, the patronage and
exhortation Of an audience.
We have often wondered, who
the Slovaks or the Italians go
by thc thousand to see their
boys NAV baseball or football
and whv Hungarians neglect to
support their young men in
games Of skill.
We want our young people to
join our organizations, we want
them to participate in the affairs
of the older people we want them
to 60 to our churches out when
we have chance to show them
that we are also willing to give
them at least moral support our
older people show nothing but
indifference.
The other day the Hun
garian Sport Club which has a
good football team held a picnic
to get some money to maintain
the team, which had brought
considerable credit to the Hun
gar;an name. They play as
Magyars. The picnic was a
financial failure because the older
people failed to support it.
We have baseball teams in
Youngstown, Campbell, Niles
and Warren. They need our
support. So let us 60 to their
games. Let us help them with
our moral support and with a
few pennies when they take up a
collection among the spectators.
Let us encourage them instead
of disheartening them with the
indifference we now show.
Hungarian Day at Idora Park
is fast approaching. The 10th
annual affair is certainly to be
greater than any of the
proceeding years. Hungarians
their American sons and
daughters will again come from
Youngstown, Campbell, Girard
Struthers. Niles, Warren, Canton
Alliance, New Castle; Farrell
Sharon and Sharpsville to attend
tkis grand annual reunion.
The program for this years
Magyar Day will be as good il
not better than those of past
years.
All we need is that the people
come as they have come in the
past: 1t I has been estimated that
Hungarian Day has drawn
crowds up to 10000 people. We
have the reputation among all
nationalities of holding our day
in the best possible arrange.
ments. We will try to live up
to our reputation.
The Grand Committee would
like to have everybody in 1dors
Park: Invite your American
neighbors. There will be features
galore: a good program of Hun
garian music, dances and songs
with a few short speeches in the
theater; football, baseball and
sports on the ball field,
American and Hungarian dan.
cling in the beautiful modern
dance hall, Hungarian meals
Hungarian music and dancing ir
Heidelberg Gardens.
Idora is one of the best parks
in this vicinity if not one oi
the hest in the country. It offers
number of amusements, ar
excellent swimming pool and
good out doors picnic place fol
those who bring their own
good eats in the lunch baskets.
There is no excuse for mis-.
sing the Magyar Day. So lei
ASynrvvh@S,, L~~:- - r.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-21
'Smokestack Hot;
Painter Falls Off

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. 81.
(UP).-J. C. Flanagan, so, fell
40 feet from near the top of a
smokestack he was painting be-
cause the smokestack was hotter
than he thought it was.
He suffered only a bruised nose,
thanks to some midair acrobatics.
Flanagan was just getting set
tied to start painting, after lower
ing himself on a scaffold with
some ropes, when he looked up to
see the ropes burning from the
heat of the stack. He knew they
soon would part.
So the steeplejack made swing
out of his scaffold, showing him
self back so as to fall clear, and
landed on his hands and knees on
the roof of small stack. The roof
gave way but served to break his
fall enough to avoid serious in
jury.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-21
COMPLETE STUDY OF
ECLIPSE Is MADE

PARIS, Jan. 2l.-(UN,-L
Paris observatory announced X
night that 800 astronomers M.
out the world had reported h
cable they had made SUGGEST
photographs of Saturdays ecEx
of the moon.
The pictures will be assembl
representing the first complsa
study of an eclipse ever under.
taken, the Observatory said. The
eclipse was Officially entered 81
No. 1868 in the observatory
files.
The Observatory has a table
dating past eclipses Of the moon
from the year 1906 &c, and tu'
ture eclipses to February i, 2l39
showing a total of eclipses pas
and future of $50. The ner
eclipse will be July l6.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-01-21
General Weygand
Is Retired By Age

PARIS, Jan. 81. (UP).-Gen-
eral Max Weygand, retiring to-
day from active service in the
army he long commanded re-
viewed picked troops on the
Esplanade of St. German Cha
tau, outside Paris, Sunday, pay
ing his last salute to the troops.
He reached the age limit Of 90
today. and will retire, turning
over to his successor as lnspec-
tor-general of the French army
General Maurice Gamelin. The
latter also succeeds Weygand as
vice-president of the supreme war
council.
General Louis Maurin, wal
minister, in a stirring order OF
the day read to all French troops,
paid tribute to General Weygand
as zone of the great servants OF
our nation"
Weygand, thin, why, looking
barely over so rather than near
ing 70, prepared to begin his life
of leisure by travelling in Moroc'
co with his wife.