davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
A NEW eRUNsWIcKr l. MAGYAR
SIT. iMRE HERCEG FERFI Ee
MOI eS. ES TEMETk. E0YEE1
PIX osZTALYA, YOUNGSTOWN. o

Gydl6seit tartja minden hosap 2-il
vasarnapjan Scent IstvGn Otthon
ban.
Eln0k Gy6ri Mihaly, Is Bright Ave
Campbell, Ohio. Jegyz6 Honcz J&nos
1sS Hartford Ave, Youngstown Ohio
Penztarnok Sschmidt Istvan, S81
Rose Street. Levelez6 titk&r &s p4nz
tAri ellen6r Hauzer F6l0p, It's So
Forest Ave, telefon 1858. Betegl&to
gat6k a West Sideon Boncz JAnos
Campbellben Gy6ri MihalN Zaszl6
viv6k: Balla Sander es Pejk6 Vince
Nagybizottsagi tagok eln0k6n 4s Ne
velez6 titkaron kiviil Smith IstvAn.
Egyieti orvos Dr. Elder Jen6, 6Ol
Steel Street. Betegseg jelenthet6 a.
eln0k, jegyz6 es titk4rnAi a fenti CT
meken. - Hivatalos lap az Amerika'
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
YOUNGSTOWN, o. MAGYAR REV.
EGYHAZI FERFl Is MOI
BETE0SECELYZo EGYEET

a ferfi ostz&Iy alakuit 1915 szeptsns-
ber Pin. - A n6i osxt1ly 1871 ext
1@6n. Eoybeolvadtak 1921 Ian. 1e6n.
GyAieseit tartja minden h6nap Az
vasaynapjan a Ref. DgyhAz gvfl1s-
term6ben delutan oral kezdettel.
Eln6k Szab6 p. Istv&n. Alefn0k
10th Karoly. Jegyz6-titkAr Menyh4rt
Janos, akihez minden level knldend6.
cine 610 Mabel Ave. P4nktArhok Ko-
v&cs Elek. PenztAri ellen6r Cseto
Sandorne. H4Ymas bizotts&gOt az eli
n0k idonkent hevez III. Bizalmi f6r.
fiak es n6k: Steeltonon Janesurlk
Janos es i'd. MolnAr Istv4n, Hrier Hil
len T6glas Gyula. So. Sideon ID. H6e.
csik MihAly es Zuti Ferencn6. Hasel-
tonban RAti J&nOsn4. Camphellbon
B&nyAcski J&nos 3s KirAly Istv&nn&
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
eMAGYAR PtJNKOZSDI
GYULEKEZET HIREI
kSzli: 4 vEzrr0sfe
242o Hartford ~
Iempiom: saItsprins Sc vsstaI Roac

.l h- r
A gyulekezet szeretettel hivja
meg az osszmagyarsagot~
es elvkulonbseg nelktl ,minden
osszejovetelere es isteritiszteh-
teire, melyeket Vestal ReaAtA
Salt Spring Road sarkan 9levo
azelott Kincaid iskolaepYletben
tartanak minden kedden,Ieste sfel
8 orakor. Vasarnapi iskola oyer
mekek es felnotteknek Il, minden
vasarnap reggel lo-kor ses Yeste
7:3O-kor istentisztelet,,,.sEzek
szivesen latunk mindenkit,, 1Gy6-
zodjon meg jo munkankr6l. ,yo,
A Vezet9sEg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalrol)


harcoknak es a multi heten egy
csomo ismert es tekintelyes $50
cialistat letartoztattak, inert
picketelni mentek az egyik
foundry ele.
Termeszetesen, a rend6rsegnek
nincs joga ilyen letartoztataso-
kat eszkozolni, de mem helyesel-
hetjuk, mikor politikusok egy-
egy varosba azert mennek, hogy
OFT a munkasok berharcab6l ma
guknak politikai toket csinalja-
max. -
Sftf5 4.{
a Jogos a sztrajkolo munkasok
minden igyekezete, hogy XII.
viilrol importalt sztrajktoroket
sehol ne engedjek munkaba; ep-
pen ugy mem kellene kivllr6l, So
ha egy-egy sztrajkba avatkozni
a letart6ztatott politikai veze-
rex AIT kapjak meg amit keres-
tex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
MAGYAR ECYHkZAk Es EGY.
A YOUNGSTOWN Is k0RNYEkl
LETEK NAGYslzoTTsAoA
Alakult 1o16-ben

Eln0k Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern6. Els6
aleln6k Habodasz Gustav. M&sodik
aleln6k Balask6 Gy0rgy. Tftkar CO
ber Janos, 1905 Oak Street, akihes
minden level k1ldend5. PenztArnok
Mixich G&spar. Hllen6r6k: Brogly
Ferenc, Lengyel Peter, Lovas Lajos.
Hudak Peter. HivataIos lap az Ame-
rikai Magyar Hiriap. Gyil6seinek
idejet es hslyet a hivatalos hap
k6zh.
A Nagybtzotts4gnak tagja lehet
minden Youngstown es k6rny6ki ma
gyar egyh&z vagy egylet. Celia az
6eszn1agyarsag erdekeit s1olg&lni,
k6pviselni Is megvedeni. .as..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
POLGAROSITASI VIZSGAK.

September 10 es 2O-an lesz-
mex megtartva a legkozelebbi
polgarositasi vizsgak, J. H. C..
Lyon biro el6tt, Mahoning me-
gyeben, SO polgarjelolt van a
fenti ket napra elojegyezve.
A jelenleg beadott kervenyek,
csak december havi vizsgakon
lesznek elintezve, inert legalabb
90 napnak kell eltelni a kerve-
nyek beadasatol szamitva, mi
el6tt vizsgara bocsajtanak a je-
lentkezoket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
cAMPsELLI
MAGYAR kuLTURkOR
Alakuit: 1882 M&rctUs 4-<n

Celia: A Campbelli magyar ifjus69
6sszetartAsa.
Gytileseit tartja minden m&sodik -
negyedik pAntek este . sajAt helyls6-
g6ben Creed Ave As 15th Street -
rok) 1880 6rakor.
Eln6k Zboray 1stv&n. Alem6k T6
r5k Gyula. Titkar, akihex mindeA
level ktildend6: Paytok P&1. PtnxtxI.
nok Sxakacs JOSEF. Ellen6rQk:
Snekszer IstvA. e. Agoston G4xa. h
teglAtogat6k: Sneks7er Mih6ly .
Macy sGyula.
, A K6r sporttal is, ugymint baoe-
ball, basketball 70 dramatinus c43okp
kal 10 foglalkozfk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
A SIT. cY0RGY MAGYAR coR.
kATH. sz0vETsEo SIT. MiHALY.
R0L ELNEvEZETT 12-lk osZT.

n0G 66N6V6Z6U 1[.VN OSZIs
Eln6k Lengyel Peter. Afeln6k Ia
csik Gy6rgy. Titkar-jegyz6 Leg@ny
Ferenc, cline: 1929 Manhattan Ave,
Youngstown, Ohio. kihez minden hi.
vatalos level kiildend8 6s betegsAg
jelentend6. P9nztarnok Hajdu J6ssef
Gyermekosztalyi iigykezel6 Macy J&-
nos, cine $50 e. Avondale Ave. Be-
teglatogato Campbellen Szalay Fe-
rencne es Kondas Andr4s: South
Side-on Macy Janos; Steelton, n6k
mel Csolenszkf Ferencn6, f@rfiakn&l
Soltesz Mihaly: Warrenben Varga
Peter. Szamvizsgal6 biz0tts&g: Iii.
Konr&th Janosne, iii. Kaczur Mihaly-
ne es Macy Janos. Zaszl6viv0 Kengye
Lajos. Ajt66r Kiraly Istvan. Nagybt
zottsagi tagok: Lengyel Peter 6s Le-
geny Ferenc. P6ttag Hajdu J6zsef.
Hivatalos orvos DR.. Miglecz Andras.
Hivatalos lap Amerikai Magyar Hir.
lap. - Gydleseit tartja a Magyar
Cor. Kath. templom 702 Mahoning
Avei helyiseg3ben minden no maso.
dix vasarnapjan scent mise uean
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
KOVACS KAROLY
aMEGHALT.soNa =

Szeptember 1O-en temettek
Kovacs Karoly l54 Carroll St.
youngstown magyart. Mt. Laky
Zsigmond i az Greg Reformatus
Egyhaz lelkesze vegezte az egy-
hazi szertartast.
M sKovacs sKarpy 81. ewes kora-
ban, september Ban, a varosi
: korhaz deli osztslyan halt meg
es Fitzsimons 3 ,Companianak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
magat akarmilyen dom

alaveti magatr akarmiiyen dom
+esnek.
A Liga altal kikildott bizott-
sag olyan naegoldast szeretne ta-
lalni, amely Abyssinia koruna
nyat a liga ellen6rzese ala he
lyezne, amely aztan Olaszorsza-
got bizna meg, hogy yiselje
gondjat feketek-lakta allam-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
Az UZLETI vlSZONY0K

mindenfele javulnak, EFT azon-
ban - sajnos = nem lehet gaz-
dasagi javulasnak nevezni. T. i.
az helyzet, hogy az iparvalla-
latok es kereskedelmi cegek egy-
re tobbet termelnek es egyre
tobbet keresnek, de munkatla-
nok es a accumulation dolgo-
zok szama mem akar csokkenni.
A wax is latja, hogy kapzsi
nagyipar egyre tobb gepet hoz
ismet iizembe es bar extra osz-
talekot kezdenek fizetni, mum
kasoknak nem juttatnak tobb
munkaalkalmat.
A szerszam es gepgyarakban
ejjel-nappal dolgoznak, aki az!
igeri, hogy kovetkez6 evekben
a munka megtakarito gepeket
meg tomegesebben alkalmazzak,
ugy, hogy a nemzet esetleg a
technokrataknak fog igazat ad-
nj, akik egyre tobb munkatlan
embett helyeztek Skilatasba az
orszagnak. 49,.
3ttMindezek dacara azonban
orornmel kell megallapitanunk,
hogy javulas minden teren mu-
.tatkozik ha a kozmunkak Sc
giteni fognak, akkor a tel mem
lesz rossz. III. ~.
A NEHEz IPARBAN 'URAs
emelked6 iizemmel dolgoznak,
nemcsak azert, inert a haborus
aE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12

Ein6k Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern6. Alob
n6k Hajdu Janos. TitkAr Mixich Cas-
par (411 Pasadena Ave. kihez a KoKt
erdekl6 levelek kdddend0k). Penzta1-
pok Kaluczky JAnos. BizettsAgi u
gok: Szluha Ferenc. Danish J61sef
es Brogli Ferenc. Nagybizotts&gi u
gok: Hajdu J&nos 4s Mixich GAspkr.
P6ttag Bodzas T4nos. Gytil4seit
tartja minden h6 utols6 hetAben 0
SIT. Istvan Otthonban. HNatalos lap:
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
AI.TALANOS
NEMZETI RESZVET


nyilatkozott meg F1oridaNal
szemben a multi heten. A hurri-
cane negy-otszaz halottja kozul
ugyan csak talan szazan voltak
floridai lakosok, a tobbieket
udulni kuidte oda a koruna
nyunk, de kovetkezmenyeket
megis Floridanak kell viselni.
Az anyagi kart felbecsiilni
meg mem tudtak, de annal is ma
gyobb bal az, hogy a pusztito
vihar tropikus videk veszedel-
mere ujra felhivta a lakossag
figyelmet es az allan fejlodese
halasztast fog szenvedni.
A del-floridai szigetekre vero-
dott Dixie halo szerencsetlense-
ge ARA birtak az elnokot, hogy
jovahagyja Jacksonvi1le-kana-
lis tervet. amelyre mar penzt is
utaltak XII a multi heten.
Ez a kanalis Floridat eszakon
atvagja S a Gulf kikot6ibe igyek-
v6 hajok azontul mem fogjak
Floridat korul hajozni, hanem
egyenes iranyban mehetnek maid
Jacksonvillet6l New Orleans fe-
le.
Ezaltal nemcsak ket-harom
nappal el6bb jutnak rendelte-
test he1yeikre, hanem meg lesz-
mex attol kimelve, hogy a vesze-
defines deli floridai zatonyokra
jussanak egy-egy viharban.
EUR0PABAN SZELCSEND |
van, ami azonban egyaltalan
mem jelenti, inogy vihar is el-
multi S. hogy az afrikai haborut
el fogjak sser9ldl.t
Mussolini varatlanul "megen-
gedte" liganak. hogy a ketI kor-
many yitajat targyalja, de mem
biztositott !. senkit felSle. hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12

volt szorgalmas munkasa.
Kovacs Karoly Magyarorsza-
gon 1873 augustus zen sziile-
tett, Is ev ota van Amerikaban,
ebb6l 20 evet Youngstownban
toltott, neje es gyermekei az
ohazaban gyaszoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12
EGYLETI. kALAUZOk.
"Amera Magyar Hiriap' aabb eoyh&zana
Is k5rSknek hvataios iapja 1885 svrs

The Hungarian Journal ofcai the fess
ing Hungarian Churches, Societies, and Clubs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-09-12

II r D E s s E. N
L A P u N K s A N
Evening star., 1935-11-03
OPEN PAIR BRIDGE
PLAY PROGRESSES
Leaders at Half Way Mark.
Team of Four Keeps Title.
Star Trophy Awarded.

With the largest field in history,
play was progressing last night in
the open pair championship for the
Woodward Trophy in the Washing
ton Bridge Leagues annual tourna-
ment at the Shoreham Hotel.
Divided into three classes, the
leaders at the halfway mark were:
Glass Mrs. Olive Peterson Capt.
Fred F. French of Philadelphia, r. T.
Nichols Milton Friedman and George
Ashton-J. G. McAlwee.
Glass 2-Mrs. Allen Rutherford Mrs.
j. D. Cairns of Baltimore, Capt. H. r.
F. Brett-Capt. v. De Sveshnikof and
Lewis Robertson, jr.-E. P. Brooke.
Glass 3-Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Lemon, Lloyd and L. G. Tubbs and
John Leopold, 2d-M. G. Williamson.
In other phases of the tournament
Roy Thurtell, Mrs Van A. Clark, DR..
E. B. Connolly and William M. Nc
Intyre, representing the Washington
Whist Club, successfully defended
their title in the open team of four
championship. They won the Eynon
Bowl. Second place was taken by
Capt. De Sveshnikoff, Capt. Brett,
James Souralis and Simon L. Gerber.
The Evening Star Trophy was won
by Mrs. Dora Schwartz and William
Groat in the intermediate play COM
petition. The winning team repre-
sents the Vanderbilt Club. Players
not considering themselves experts
took part in this branch. Second
honors went to Mrs. Edness wilkins
and Miss Jessie Jones.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
CITIZENS BACK TEACHING
OF COMMUNISTIC FACTS
Legislative Committee of Rock
Creek Association Favors
School Board Action.

The action of the Board of Educa-
ton in permitting teaching of COM
munism in the public schools is up
held in report issued yesterday by
the Legislative Committee of the Rock
Greek Citizens Association.
In commenting on the report. DR..
c. Herbert Marshall. president of the
association, said it was the belief Of
his organization that the most effec-
tive method of building up resist
ance among youth to communistic
propaganda Is to impart to them fac
tual information concerning commu-
nism, under public school supervi-
sion."
A second report, issued by the Legis-
lative Committee, condemned any at
tempt to bring prohibition back to
Washington. On this subject the
committee stated that what America
needs is not a model dry city, but
model wet city. Legalized sale of liquor
N surrounding States was also cited as
a condition not conducive to success
full enforcement of prohibition in the
District.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
PAGAN CULT FACES|
PURGE IN BOSTON,
Probe of Athletes Death
Reveals degeneration"
on Beacon Hill.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, November "A charge
that Boston's historic Beacon Hill,
long the citadel Of the city's ancient
aristocracy. had become the scene Of
what he termed revolving and de-
generating pagan practices" was made
tonight. Henry p. Fielding, assistant
attorney general, investigating the
curious circumstances In the disap-
pearance and subsequent death Of
Robert Mythen, 18-year-old Winthrop
high school athlete, made the asser-
ton.
Although he advanced no direct
charge that such practices had played
a definite part in Mythen's death, he
declared his investigation had un-
covered rites "as revolving as those
which caused Rome to fall"
Young Mythen dropped out Of sight
last Christmas eve as he and several
friends mingled with carol-singing
celebrants in narrow, candle lit streets.
His body was found three months later
in the nearby Charles River, but the
cause of death has never been on
cially determined.
Whatever may be the finding Of the
inquest" said Fielding, referring to
the impending formal inquiry into
Mythen's death, to which the present
investigation is merely,a prelude, 1--WE
shall be certain that the investigation
has cleaned up a wretched and degrad-
ing condition"
Fielding made it clear his structure
had no bearing on the permanent por-
ulation of the hill but was made on
what he called the Bohemian intru-
sion of recent years.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Penn, NeWcon,b,
CIeUeIand Elected
To Hall of Fame
Walter Reed and Henry
George Lead List of
NOn-Qualifers.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 2-Elec-
ton to the Hall of Fame of William
Penn, Simon Newcomb and Grover
Cleveland was announced today.
Penn. founder of Pennsylvania, was
first among 79 nominees in this years
quinquennial poll of 101 electors.
Newcomb, mathematician and as
tronomer, was second, and Cleveland,
only President to serve two non-con-
secutive terms. placed third.
Mention on three-fifths of the bal
lots was requisite for election. Walter
Reed, physician, and Henry George,
author and political economist, led
the n-qualifers.
Susan B. Anthony. feminist, was
t, = only woman to approach election.
She was tied for sixth place with three
men.
DR.. Robert Underwood Johnson, d.
rector of the hall, announced that
with the placing of the three new
bu5ts in the colonnade on the New
York University campus 72 historical
figures would be represented. The
hall was founded in 1900
Evening star., 1935-11-03
FARM AMENDMENT
DEMAND FORESEEN
American Farm Bureau
Head Expects Insistence
if TripIe-A Falls.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, November 2-If the
"Triple A" falls, Midwestern leaders
Of the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton declared today, the man In the
field" would demand farm amend
ment" to the Constitution.
Edward A. O'Neal. president Of the
federation, pointing to gains in the
recent vote on the "corn-hog pro-
gram" said his recent stump Of the
country convinced him the farmers
are on fire.
THE boys are up on their hind
legs" said the dapper Southerner, who
heads one of the Nations largest farm
organizations.
Dissatisfaction Not Denied.
Neither O'Neal nor the leaders from
ference claimed there was no dissat-
isfaction with A. A. A., although they
said the corn-hog vote showed it had
acquired thousands of converts.
They summed up the farmer opin-
ion in support of the A. A. A. with
quotations from the field
Il am for the A. A. A. in spite of
talk about RECOMMENDATION and bureau
cracy and feel the farmer is en-
titled to the Triple A to match the
protective tariff industry enjoys.
The A. A. A. has some irritating
weaknesses-too much red tape, for
one thing. If it is feasible would
like to see more local control, with
the whole thing decentralized.
If the A. A. A. is unconstitutional,
and it is impossible to rewrite it, then
will vote to amend the Constitution" !"
Danger in Unfavorable Decision.
v. B. Hamilton, Iowa Federation
secretary, said if the Supreme Court
decision we're unfavorable "thereIl be
hell popping"
Mrs. Charles Schuttler. wife of a
Pennington, Mo, dairy farmer and
former Republican State legislator
said her neighbors took IAN entirely
reasonable attitude" and that "the
Constitution can be changed when it
needs to be done"
Most of the Midwestern farm lead
ers expressed view that the A. A. A.
act "is not a political issue"
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Fear of New Quake
Spurs D. C.. Dweller
To Take Insurance

At least one cautious WASH
ingtonian has prepared himself
for another earthquake.
A canvass Of the larger insur-
ance agencies, while not indicat-
ing much demand for earth
quake insurance. revealed one
company had written . $4,000
policy on q house. The agency
would not name the policy
holder.
Another agency said it had re-
ceiyed q request for information
concerning earthquake insurance
rates, which amount to about 3
cents per 500 annually.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

A sack of candy under his arm and
fresh from movie, a 7-year-old boy,
who said he was Charlie johnson,
came to rest in the arms of police
shortly before midnight last night
lost in the heart of downtown.
Charlie, 1t was learned with some
difficulty, had bought his sweets with
a dollar given him by his father to
make another purchase, and with the
remainder of his funds he saw the
Three Musketeers." How many shows
he stayed for, he couldn't remember.
In blue shirt and long tan trousers,
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Former Publisher Dies.

PUTNAM, Conn, November (P.-
Clarence Winthrop Bowen. SO, former
owner and publisher of the New York
Independent, died this morning at
his home, Bald Head, In woodstock.
Mr. Bowen, with his brothers, founded
VOLTS Head Senior Society at Yale
University,
Evening star., 1935-11-03

the tow-headed youth couldn't re-
call where he lived or how he ended
up at the picture house near Fifteenth
and G streets.
He shivered as he stood on the cor
ner and allowed crowd to prod him
with questions. A policeman placed
a sweater around his frail shoulders
and Charlie was brought to The Star,
where his photograph was taken in
the hope of locating hts parents.
If anybody knows Charlie they can
get him at the Receiving Home. where
he was taken to spend the night.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Child on Cotton Diet.

DENVER (P.-Three-year -old Dor
othy Butts, on a diet of cotton,
should be unusually interested when
she reads Lewis Carroll's Through
the Looking Glass" She's eating cot
ton on doctors orders because she
swallowed a small mirror.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
BAYH TO BE HONORED
Physical Education Association

Plans Dinner November 12.
Birch Bayh. head of the depart
ment of health and physical educa-
ton of the District schools. will be
guest of honor at dinner to be given
by the Physical Education Associa-
ton of the District of Columbia No
vember IL at the Arlington Hotel
Following the dinner, the associa-
ton will hold its first business meet
ing of the year.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Trusty vanishes With Auto.

MILWAUKEE, R.-Walter Freitas,
q trusty at the county work house,
backed q prison automobile out OF
the garage and drove away. Guards
gave it no thought, as Freitag enjoyed
the privilege Of moving freely about
the premises. Freitag did not show
up at lookup time.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-09-09
BAPTISTS END
CONVENTION

Closing their fifty-fifth annual
sessions here today, colored dele
gates to the National Baptist Con-
vention of America chose Column
bia, S. c., as the meeting place
next year.
G. A. Prince, of Texas was re-
elected to head the national con-
vention for another year while
Mrs. M. A. Fuller, also of Texas
was reelected head of the women's
auxiliary. Approximately 500 del
egates were in attendance here.
Yesterday several of the visit
ing pastors occupied local pulpits.
Among them were the Rev. C. S.
Jones, of Mississippi; the Rev. j.
C. McDonough, of Pittsburgh:
the Rev. j. H. Wynn, of Fort
Worth, Tex; the Rev. G. C. Cole
man, of Oakland. Cal; the Rev.
A. A. Campbell. of New York, and
the Rev. j. j. Timberlake, Of Ken
lucky.
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Army Orders

Army orders today include:
Colonel
Moncrief, william H.. NJ. c., Walter
Reed Hosp, to A. and N Gen. Hosp,
Hot Springs National Park. Ark, for
duty, Sept. 10.
somervell. Brehon B., C. E.. wash
ington. to Ocala, Fla, az dist. engr.
Haig. Chester r., NJ. c.. FIT. Mon
mouth, to Panama, sail from New York
Jan. II.
Knauer, John G., NJ. c., Panama, to
duty at Fitzsimmons Gen. Hosp, Dem
yer.
white, Joseph NJ. NJ. C.. retired.
Sept. 30.
Lloyd. william H NJ c. Panama, to
duty at hq. Governors Island
Balm, Floyd H.. inf, to his home
and await retirement
Captains
Levy. Edmund H.. C. E, Washington,
to Ocala. Fla. as asst. dist. engr.
order revoked; rel. as instr, New Jersey
N. G., Sept. Is. to Washington. as asst.
schaffer w. Harold Inf, Fort Mcclel-
Ian. detailed in Q. NJ. C., Sept. 49, to
Ramsey. Thomas H, inf, transferred
to O. NJ. G.. Aug. IS, with rank from
headquarters, Hawaiian Dept. and de-
tailed to U. OF Hawaii. instr.
Stafford. Charles E., @. NJ. c., Phila-
delphia, to San Francisco, sail from
New York Sept. II.
Leaves Of Absence
Mansley. Col Clarence j., NJ. c.. 3
months % days, Sept. s.
Christian. Capt. william H, jr., NJ. c.,
extended days.
woods, list Lieut.. Ralph N, inf. ex-
tended 1 month.
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R|CKETT 0. KS
CONCESSION IN
ETHIOPIA

CAIRO. Sept. 9 GNS0.-Smil'
ingly declaring the oil and min
eral concession he obtained from
Emperor Halle SelasSie will be
exploited despite action of the
American Standard Vacuum Oil
Company in promising to cancel
it, Francis M. Rickett, English
promoter, prepared today to leave
here by plane Wednesday for
London. He said:
81 can assure you the con-
cession will be worked"
There was report, which
could not be confirmed. that the
oil concession obtained by Rickett
had first been offered to Premier
Mussolini.
Stumped by Query
Rickett, asked if rumor was
true that he interviewed MusSo.
lini before going to Ethiopia to
make the deal. appeared sur,
prised and hesitated before re.
plying.
GALLUP ECpAJ W tAdS 4uSS-
ton at present"
He added he would make a full
statement upon arriving in Lon.
don, where he is due about Sep
TENDER Is.
But Rickett was emphatic
about the concession and his GER
tainty it would be exploited. He
asserted:
"The concession is signed,
sealed and delivered by the
Ethiopian government for IS
years. 1 am ready to uphold it
against anyone. If it goes t.
the Hague, so much the better"
Although he did not say so,
1t appeared that Rickett did not
believe the Standard Vacuum Oil
Company had totally retired from
the concession, and that he
thought they would change their
minds and take it up again.