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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

sokan helyeselhetik, hogy igen.
is menjenek a sziikseg-munkar
tartott enberek ket, dollarert is
dolgozni, de ha alaposabban ne
ziink dologba, ell kell EFT az
intezkedest itelni.
A sziikseg- -munkakon negyver
centet fizettek orankent, amit
mem lehet magasnak talalni.
Akit mar most ARA kenysze-
ritenek, hogy ezentul farmernel
husz centert dolgozzon - inert
Eazok tiz orara fizetnek ket dol
lart = azok kesobb hetekig var
hatnak maid, amig ujra szikseg
munkat kaphatnak, kozben ell
mehetnek legelni.
De mindezeken kiviil es felul,
mem lenne szabad rendszert csi-
nalni belole, hogy sziikseg-
munkak vezetoi a nincsteleneket
ilyen formaban - kenyszermun-
kara itelik.
Merit ugyanigy megkovetel-
hetne egy-egy gyar is, hogy
azonnal vonjak meg welfaret
azoktol az emberekt6l, akik mem
akarnak napi ket, vagy egy dol
larert is dolgozni.
A segelynek es szukseg mum
kanak csak AIT kellene nezni,
hogy szuksegben van-e egy mum
kas vagy annak a csaladja, de
mem szabadna a segely-hivatalo-
kat eszkoziil adni a munka-ado
t6kesnek.
Igazsag szerint szuksegmunkat
vagy welfare segelyt csak abban
az esetben szabadna valakit6]
megvonni, ha az illeto mem lenne
hajland6 tisztesseges napszamert
- Iowa eseteben negyven cent
lert magan munkaadohoz men,
nj dolgozni,s sx
tf .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
EUROPEAN
TERMESZETESEN

a haborus elokeszuletek tartjak
lekotve figyelmet, feher ha-
talmak elkovetnek mindent, hogy
az utolso percben a hadjarat ut
jat alljak.
A franciak = Mijes szovetseg-
ben leven MussoliAival - skozos
nyomast akarnak, Abyssiniara
gyakorolni, hogy yessek magukat
ala az olasz fennhatosagnak, de
Anglia meg egyel6re mem hajlan-
do ere a lepesre-.
Anglia mem szimpatizal ezzel
a hadjarattal, inert mem orulnek
neki, hogy az afrikai .benszilot-
TEX formalis haboruban lesznek a
feher emberrel.
Anglianak eleg gyarmata van,
tobbet sehol ne1n kivan, ICY
rninden megrazkodtatast ellenez.
Mem lehetetlen, hogy Ligan
keresztil megprobaljak, hogy
Abyssiniat leszereljek es az olasz
hoditas utjat bekesen megnyis-
SAX, de mem valoszini, hogy ezt
clerk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
ION KAKAS MARION

Lapunk jovoheti szamaban)
Iegy vi rovatban egy Vi muns3
katars mutatkozik be az diva
|soknak. Az amerikai magyar
sag ujsagolvaso kozonsege is
meri - Kakas Martont. A be-
mutatkozas tehat csak az Isl
meretseg felujitasat jelenti.
A nepszeru amerikai magyar
humorista irasait sajnalattal
nelkulozte az utobbi h6napok-
ban a magyarsag es bizonyara
orommel ertesilnek olvasoink,
hogy ezentul idonkent lapunk
hasabjain fog megszolalni.
Figyelje jov6 heten Ka-
kas Martont ebben az uj-
sagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

ig a park nagy amerikai zenekara
jatszik. Minden tanc paronkent
5 cent. Este 5-tol Zig nagy
tancteremben Bunchy Janos ..ze-
nekara jatszik, a tanchoz mem
kell mas, csak a magyar nap
gomb viselese. Ugyancsak Bun
chy jatszik a Heidelberg Gar
denben, vacsora utan ejfelig a
tanchoz. Ide is kotelezo magyar
napi gomb viselese.
A Magyar Napi iigyeken kiviil
jelentest tettek Shenango vol
gyi egyhazak es egyletekkel ju-
lius l3-an tartott megbeszelesr6l.
amelynek eredmenye valoszinu-
leg az lesz, hogy tobb Sharon,
Farrell es Sharpsvillei egyhaz es
egylet csatlakozik a Nagybizott-
saghoz.
Ezen a megbeszelesen a Macy
bizottsagot kepviseltek: Meme
nyi elnok. Gober titkar, Mixich
Gaspar penztarnok, Horvath Ist-
van es Ress Jozsef bizottsagi
tagok. Az egyhazak es egylete-
ket kepviseltek: SIT. Haromsag
r. k. egyhaz Fl. Andras Jeromos
es Sander Mihaly; Farrelli
ref. egyhaz Fonagy Janos gond-
nok; a Verhovay sharoni 26-ik
fiok Sveighardt Istvan elnok es
Nemes Jozsef titkar; a sharps-
villei Verhovay l7l-ik fiok Ia
kacs Peter ugykezelo; a Scent
Imre Egylet Six osztalyat Baba
Jozsef es a Rakoczi Ask osz-
talyt Fonagy Janos.
A Magyar Napon a Nagybi-
zottsag altal kibocsatott revizios
iveket Pro Hungaria fogja ke-
zelni egy nagy satorban, amely-
mex felirata Justice for Hun
gary lesz, Magyar ruhas ASSOC
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
ALTALANOS
0ROMET KELT,

hogy a gazdasagi viszonyok az
utolso ket hetben szinte szenza-
ciosan javultak. Azert szenza-
clos javulas, inert az evnek eb-
ben a h5napjaban az ipari munka
mindig megcsokken, most pedig
eppen ezekben a hetekben mutat-
kozik a javulas.
Elso helyen allnak a szerszam-
gyarak es gepgyarak es ez AIT
mutatja, hogy az iparvallalatok
III felszereleseket vasarolnak,
inert jobb iizletre keszulnek.
Allitolag a gep es szerszam-
gyarak het eve mem dolgoztak Is
mem kaptak annyi munkat. rnint
az utolso negy hetben.
A nehez ipar termelese is hir-
telen felszokkent S ma negyven
szazalekon feluli iizemmel dol
goznak, amit reszben az auto
ipar varatlan fellendulesenek,
reszben az epit6-iparban mutat-
kozo Macy aktivitasnak koszon-
mex.
Erosen felszokott a vasutak
forgalna es soha mem termel-
tex meg annyi villanyt, mint az
utolso ket hetben. A villany-
terneles nagy emelkedese nem-
csak ait mutatja, hogy a kony-
nyebb iparokban jobban dolgoz-
max, hanem AIT is, hogy erosen
emelkedik villanyos hitokeszii-
lekek szama az orszagban.
Az auto-iparban is varatlanul
Macy a fellendules, amit maid
mem kizarolag a farmerek beru-
hazasainak koszonnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
H tt SIZE MI f.

ration of Labor korrupt es
reakcios vezerkara huz za-halaszt-
ia ait a "show-down"-t, amit a
Wagner bill korul elkerulni mem
tudnak.
Green ARA kerte a Federation-
hoz tartozo szervezeteket, hogy
vigyazzanak es csak az utolso
:esetben nyuljanak ehhez a tor
venyhez, ahelyett, hogy azonnal
igyekeznenek AIT a birosag ele
utalni.
Attol fel a vezerkar, hogy Il
birosag a Wagner torvenyt ha-
talyon kiyiil fogja helyezni, mar
pedig Ok addig valosagos "h6-
sok", amig verhetik a melluket,
hogy milyen nagyszeru torvenyt
szereztek. Mig ha birosag ait
kilokne, ujra hozza kellene fog
niuk munkahoz, hogy cong
resszuson keresztul szervezke-
des jogat megkapjak.
Az eszaknyugaton honapok ota
tarto timber es lumber munka-
sok kuzdelme meg mindig folyik,
a kirendelt milicia dacara es
ugyancsak az eszaknyugati va
rosok tucatjaiban a villanyosok
es busok alkalmazottjai sztraj-
kolnak.
Iowaban orszagos botranyt
rendeztek, inert az embereket a
sziiksegmunkabol kizartak, hogy
ket dollaros napszammal keny-
szeritsek oket farmokon dol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
A NACyBIzOTTSAC KITUN0 MUSoRT
F0GAD0TT Ell; LESz TAbORI MISE

(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalrol.)
reno magyar rendor vezetese
alatt eloszor lesz a baseball mer~
kozes a Verhovay 364 es Il
Campbell Kultur kozt, utana a
versenyek, szamos trefas verseny
lesz, ICY lesz zsirozott pozna-
maszas, malac fogas, kakas ver-
seny. (Brogley ker a magyar
farmerektol egy malacot meg ha
rom kakast. Ki ad?). Tojas YER
seny, kotelhuzas. Vegil Ma.
gyar Sport Klub futball csapata
merkozik a spanyolok csapata-
val.
A Nagybizottsag az osszes sze
reploknek ugy a szinpadon, mint
a baseball es futball jatekosok-
max Magyar Nap gombot ad.
A versenyek dijaira a Macy
bizottsag 10 dollart szavazott
meg. A magyar sport fejleszte-
sere Verhovay 364 baseball csa
patanak es a futball csapatnak
lO-lO dollart szavazott meg.
Az esti vacsorat magyar asz-
szonyok folk. A park a multi
evi hibat jova akarja tenni es
igazan jo vacsorat iger SO es Is
centert. Akinek mem izlik, az
visszakapja penzet.
A Macy tancteremben 2-tol s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

emelesnek, sem a fizetes leszalli-
tasnak mem oriltek, Parisban
olyan parazs tuntetesek voltak,
hogy azok folyaman ezerotszaz
embert elfogtak.
A kormany elrendelte a haz-
berek leszallitasat, minden
egyeb intezkedest is meghoz ARA
nezve, hogy az arakat leszallitsa
minden vonalon, de meg ICY is
kerdeses, hogy meg tudnak-e az
maradni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
0R0MMEL
JELENTHETJUK.

hogy vegre kozmunkak tu-
catjai indultak meg a multi he
ten, es munkak szazai, ha mem
ezrei indulnak meg a kovetkezo
ket hetben.
Szeptemberre ket millio ember
alkalmazasat remelik, italian ez
esetben bevalik az eln0k legelso
szamitasa, aki harom es fel mil
lio munkas alkalmazasat novem-
berre igerte-
Termeszetesen a kozmunkak
meginditasa mindenfele vitakat
fog felidezni, inert mindenfele
mas mas napszamot akarnak fl
zetni es munkasokon all maid
hogy hol mennyiert allnak mum
kaba.
A munkaadok rata lesznek,
hogy a accumulation ne ada
max magas napszamot, inert
akkor ok sem dolgoztathatnak
maid ehberert, de bizhatunk
Hopkins relief-administratorban
hogy az elnoki proklamacio da-
cara felig-meddig tisztessegesen
fognak a accumulation fizetni.
A kozmunkak meginditasanak
a hatasa maris mutatkozik az
izleti eletben, bar meg talan
szazezer dollart sem fizettek XII
az legesz orszagban munkaberek
fejeben. !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalrol.>

versenyez egymassal, hogy me-
fyik tud erdekesebb piszkossago-
kat kikaparni, amt aztan pub
licitast jelent a bizottsagnak.
Egyre er6sebben kovetelik a
liberals es radikalis ujsagok,
hogy ne csak a villanytrusztot
es annak washington kepviseloit,
hanem a HONATYAKAT is
vizsgaljak, Is allapitsak meg,
hogy a szenatorok Is kongresz-
menek koziil XIX KAPN.AK
PENZT iigyvedi tiszteletdiji ci
men a villanyosoktol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

kovetkezmenye, hogy Roosevelt
augustus masodik feleben ke-
resztul utazza az orszagot es
tobb helyen beszedet tart, hogy
a valasztasi kampanyt 8 is, meg
kezdje. A nepnek alkalma lesz
szemelyesen megnezni, hogy
nincs semmi baja az elnoknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
MACABAN EUR0PABAN

szinten mozgalmas napok vol
tax a multi heten. A francia
kormany kenytelen volt az al
lami alkalmazottak fizeteset le-
vagni, jovedelmi ad6t sulyo-
san emelni, hogy az allan tizezer
Imillio frankos deficitjet csokkent-
SEX.
Termeszetesen sem az ado
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
HA. ABYSSINIA
CSASZARA

lemondana az orszag terilete-
mex egy reszerol, vagy ha been
gedne az olasz hadsereget beke-
sen, orszaganak bizonyos torzsei
biztosan fellazadnanak, a We
rengzest semmi esetre el mem
tudnak keriilni.
Viszont bizonyos, hogy Musso-
lini szinten megvasarolja, vagy
mar meg is vasarolt egy par ma
gyobb torzsfonokot, ugy hogy a
szerencsetlen fekete kiralysagot
most mar mindenkeppen VERDE
boritjak.
Europaban most mar teljesen
biztosra veszik hadjaratot, de
abban biznak, hogy ait lokalizal-
jak S az olas zok kirandulasa mem
fogja langba boritani a felvila-
got.
Minthogy azonban egy ell
dobott tuzcsovarol soha nem tud
juk, hogy hol all meg, komo-
lyabb emberek semmi esetre mem
oriilnek az ujabb kalandnak.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
Church Federation

DR.. w. L. Darby will preach Sun
day morning in the Presbyterian
Church at Cottage City, Md. At $50
O'Clock he will speak at the National
Training School for Boys.
The Board of Directors met Thurs
day at noon, DR.. R. Y. Nicholson pre-
siding. Three new churches were
received into membership Marvin
M. E. South, Fort Myer Heights and
Walkers Methodist Protestant, all
in Virginia. This makes a present
total of 121 churches belonging to
18 denominations.
Approval was given the plans of the
Salvation Army for the celebration of
the fiftieth anniversary Of the local
organization on June and 9.
The board voted to set up COM
mittee on hospital work instead of
continuing that under the Social
Service Committee. Its personnel,
subject to later additions, is as fol-
lows: DR.. c. E. Hawthorne, chairman;
Rev. L. L. Bowers, Rev. G. H. Ben
nett, Rev. Charles Enders, Rev. H. ".
Porter, Rev. S. E. Rose, Eugene
Scheele. Rev. R. M. Skinner, Hilary F.
VIM, Mrs. E. L. Carleton, Mrs. H.
B. Douglas, Miss Francis Dysinger,
Mrs. C. B. Lane and Mrs. E. J. Roth.
The new Social Service Committee
comprises the following: DR.. j. H.
Hollister, chairman; Miss Hettie An
derson, Albert w. Atwood, H. c. Bar
den, Rev. r. j. Clnchy, Herbert E.
Day, Mrs. J. W. Douglass, Adjt. Dec
ker, Ray H. Everett, DR.. F. B. Harris.
Mrs. T. j. Howerton, Rev. Henry
Manken, Thomas NJ Rives, Mrs. w.
A. Roberts, H. w. Schneider Rev F.
B. Tucker. Prof. Carl D. Wells and
Herbert Willett.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
BOY SCOUT LEADERS
TO TALK AT CHURCH
Asbury Church Pastor Will Speak
on Demands of Patriot.
ism" Tomorrow.

At Francis Asbury M. E. Church
South tomorrow at II am. the sub
iect of DR.. z. c. Beery's sermon will
be The New Order of Citizenship or
the Demands Of Patriotism" At 8
pm. will be q celebration Of the sec
ond year of the organization OF Boy
Scout Troop SO. Addresses will be
made by Scoutmaster Percy Smith,
Assistant Scoutmaster Robert Crowder
and Lin C. Drake, Scout executive
for the District of Columbia.
At 6:45 pm. the young people Will
hold their devotional service, to which
the young people of the community
are invited. Mr.. WatSon's organ re-
cital is at 7:45 pm.
The council of the young peoples
department will vary its usual pro-
gram by meeting in Rock Greek Park
for a wienie roast at pm. Tuesday.
Prayer and song service will be at
8 pm. Thursday. Or. Beery will
speak.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
MT. VERNON PLACE
SERMONS SELECTED
Dr.. Smith to Preach on Walking
With God" and Supremacy
of Christ

DR.. W. Angie Smith, pastor Of
Mount Vernon Place M. E. Church
South, will preach tomorrow morning
on Walking With God" and in the
evening on The Supremacy of Christ" ="
At both services the vested choir will
sing under the direction of r. Deane
Shure.
A special offering will be taken to-
morrow for the golden cross fund,
which will 60 to the tuberculosis Hos
pital of the Southern Methodist
Church IN Tucson. Ariz.
The third quarterly conference will
be held Tuesday evening in the church
school auditorium. The conference
will be in charge of DR.. j. H. Wells,
presiding elder
Dr.. Smith will continue the series
of messages on seven CT the important
Psalms at the prayer meeting Thurs
day evening
Evening star., 1935-05-25
Marriage Licenses.

Mass. and Beatrice r. Marion, g, 1908
Taylor St; Rev. R. j. Clinchy
Sidney R: Bayne; 32. 1928 Park I'd; and
pl.: Rev. '. n Rideeiy. 1910 A-.
w; T. Frazier. 26. 81 Quincy ST., and
Mary v: Ricketts,. % 35I2 Ninth st.
David E Sherman. jr. %. lis 18th st.
Sc, and Bonnie !. Letner. 20. 1910
Ridge pl. Sc: Rev. w. D. Moore.
Lewis johnson. jr. FL. 314 Ninth st. ne,
and Katherine M Cox. Is. Oxon Hill,
Md: Rev Freeley Rohrer.
Elmer 8. Hunter 80. and Mary r. Hunter.
2S. both Of jacksonville, Fla: Rev. John
Lee a5 81 14Gs sPG rsh st. st. Rev. ssa s'EL
Earl PIERCE e. sSttlpsn.qg @ ns4o,g J. Pa: s.s sna
Damascus m e; san Manson. a. Auburn. Fla. and
Alberta Johnson. %. Brooklyn. NY;
Columbus Jackson. 80. 144s K st.. and
Alice Thomson, 3s, 472 o ST.; Rev.
Cornelius Newton. 81. the Portner Apart
ments. and Bessie Scott, 35. Ethel. Va;
Rev. Robert Anderson 900, ,e., =, ana
VA Ssrtha T; Z TTSisssS; TisS 50. 766 Gresham pl.;
4; Houston Is; 3aos Adams Mill I'd;
Lawrence ' J. Schmidt. soA1s25 18th st.,
and Felice z. Barrett, 20, Chicago, Ill;
Rev. r. ]. FYoehlich.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
DR.. GRAY TO SPEAK
Will Address Gathering in Nc
Kinley Baptist Church.

Will Address Gathering in Nc
Kinley Baptist Church.
All Mount Bethel men and women
In Washington and vicinity are re-
ouested to meet at the Mckinley Me-
mortal Baptist Church. Fourth and
l. streets, tomorrow at $3.50 pm. TO
hear special address by DR.. Junius
Gray OF Baltimore, moderator of the
Mount Bethel Baptist Association Of
Washington. Maryland and Virginia.
DR.. c. T. Murray, pastor of the YER
mont Avenue Baptist Church and
chairman OF the Board of Education,
will preside. The moderator will be
introduced by DR.. B. H Whiting. pas
tor of the Friendship Baptist Church
and chairman Of the Foreign Mission
Board Of the association. DR.. j. L.
Henry. pastor of the Tenth Street
Baptist Church. will preach Tuesday
at $50 pm. The series of sermons
will close Wednesday at $50 pm, in
observance Of the twenty-flrst ami
versary Of the Mckinley Church and
the 81 years Of the pastorate Of DR..
S. Geriah Lamkins The sermon will
be preached by Dr. e. c. Smith, pastor
of the Metropolitan Baptist Church
and chairman Of the Board Of Edu-
cation of the Washington Baptist Con-
vention.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
HIT
BY NORMAN THOMAS
Says Rental Value of Land
Should Be Used for Social
Reconstruction.

Taxation powers should be used not
only for producing revenue and re-
distributing wealth, but also in ad-
vancing program of social recon-
struction, Norman Thomas. famed So
cialiSt and executive director of the
League for Industrial Democracy. said
at luncheon of the Peoples Lobby in
the Cosmos Club today.
"A tax which believe will be USE
full in specialization is tax which takes
over for society the rental value of
land, apart from improvements" !"
Thomas said. Il see no successful
housing program in the cities which
leaves untouched the principle Of pri-
vate landlordism and no end of the
monstrous iniquities of the plantation
system in the country, which acknowl-
edges the right of landlords as sacred.
Proposals like the Bankhead bill,
unaccompanied by land values tax
or some equivalent approach to the
problem of ending landlordism. simply
mean a new subsidy to those with per-
haps the least of all claims on any
share of our national wealth"
Thomas took occasion, also, to urge
higher income taxes, taxes on corpora
ton surpluses. heavy inheritance taxes
and capital levy.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
PASTOR TO CONTINUE
SERIES ON ECONOMICS
st. Paul Minister Will Speak on
wealth in the Philosophy
Of Jesus"

At st. Paul M. e. Church South
tomorrow at IL am. the pastor, Rev.
w. w. Mcintyre, will preach on "A
Pearl Of Great Price" and in the
evening on Wealth in the Philosophy
Of Jesus"
This is one Of q series Of sermons
on the general theme of THE APP
plication of the Philosophy OF Jesus
to the Solution Of the Problems OF
the Present Economic Situation" At
this service the pastor will answer
questions on the theme submitted by
members Of the congregation.
The meetings Of the young people, 8
division and of the Wesley Fellow
ship will be held at tbs pm.
A new type of service. known as the
sanctuary hour, will be held at the
church Thursday evening, conducted
by the pastor. This is prayer and
praise service designed to interest all
age groups.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
BIG FLEET TO TEST
HAWAII NAVY BASE
SeapIanes and War Vessels
Are SWarming Toward
Pearl Harbor.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, May 25.-Roaring sea-
planes sweeping in nonstop flight
from Midway Island, 1923 miles to
the west, presaged the arrival here
today Of the greatest array Of naval
craft ever to visit this important cross
roads Of the Pacific.
Preceded by the Navy's famous dis
tance flying Squadron VP-l0, 165
surface craft of the United States
Fleet moved on Pearl Harbor for an
unprecedented test Of the facilities of
the $35 200, 900 naval base.
Navy Chiefs on Hand.
Because of its tremendous strategic
Importance to the United States in
the event Of war in the Pacific, the
highest chieftains of the Navy we're
either on hand or assembling to Judge
the performance of Pearl Harbor in
harboring the mighty feet.
The spectac lar dash from Midway
of Squadron VP-10, which won its
laurels last year in an unprecedented
mass flight from California to Hawaii,
afforded a smashing climax to the
4Nhsy atL41C war kdIIlcS. RE-
ceded by rs other planes, which moved
in from Frigate Shoals, only 500 miles
distant, the famous squadron of flying
boats alighted safely on the waters of
Pearl Harbor last night after a dash
from Midway under personal COM
mand Of Rear Admiral Alfred W.
johnson.
The flight was the first without
stop ever attempted In this mid
Pacific area.
Fighting brisk head winds all the
way, the six planes alighted at 9:25
pm. (2:55 am, Eastern standard
time, Saturday after reporting to
Admiral Joseph M. Reeves, commander
in chief Of the feet, by radio.
Left Midway Friday.
The squadron left Midway at 5:1S
am, Friday Q0;48 am, Eastern
standard time).
Aircraft officers already here, while
still bound to secrecy under orders
from the high command, disclosed
they had been through rigorous, wear
ing tests, often being requested TO
spend most of each day aloft
Already on hand to view the feet
concentration in Pearl Harbor was
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Henry
L. Roosevelt. Although stricken yes
terday with indigestion, he was ex-
pected to be sufficiently recovered to
view the arrival of the great armada.
The keen eyes of Admiral Reeves.
Admiral William H. STANDBY, chief
of naval operations, and Rear Admiral
Reuben z. Bankenhus, the Navy's
civil engineer expert, also were to
observe the harbor's test as a base.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
DR.. S|zOO SELECTS
FELLOWSHIP TOPIC.
New York Avenue PreSby'
terian Pastor Schedules
Sermons for Tomorrow.

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church tomorrow morning DR..
Joseph r. Sizoo will preach on THE
Road of Fellowship" and at pm.
on Tested by the Trivial This
sermon Is being repeated by request.
Following the sermon he will answer
the remaining questions which have
been submitted to him.
Dr. Sizoo breaches tomorrow for the
last time until September. He sails
next week on his mission Of good will
to The churches of Great Britain. He
mas accepted the invitation to speak
under the foundation established by
Lord Leverhulme and will interpret
the religious life of the United States
In his preaching and speaking en-
gagements in England and Scotland.
For the next two months he will be
engaged on that mission.
During his absence DR.. Albert
Evans, associate minister, will carry
on the ministry Of the church. as
sisted at various times by guest min
listers,
Evening star., 1935-05-25
YOUTH MONTH SERVICES
AT CHURCH TO CLOSE

Youth month services will close to-
morrow at the Ninth Street Christian
Church. George Moudy will preside.
The address will be delivered by
Paul Harris. jr.. who is associated
with the National Council for Pre-
vention Of War. He will speak on
The Demand for Youth in the
World Today
The junior church will meet in the
church house. The theme will be
"The Worlds Great Need" and Carl
Hilley will tell the sermon story en-
titled, "A Modern Pied Piper"
The Daughters Of America will be
special guests at the evening service.
Miss Helen Harvey will be the pre-
siding officer. The church orchestra
will play and George Myers will sing.
Rev. Mr.. Jope, the pastor, will speak
on Christian Patriotism"
The annual youth banquet will be
held next Friday.
Evening star., 1935-05-25
lehman FUNERAL
FIXED FOR MONDAY
Rites for Nationally Known
Architect Will Be Held in Home
OF Mother.in.Law Here.

Funeral services for Scott Leh-
mann. 40. architect, nationally known
for his work on the Rockefeller res
toration Of Williamsburg, Va, and
on the Women's College at Duke Uni
versity, will be held at noon Monday
at the home Of his mother -in-law,
Mrs. Sarah w. Lupton, l7ls Euclid
street.
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery. Mr.. Lehman had served
during the World War as a captain
of cavalry.
The architect, who died Thursday
night in a hospital in Mount Vernon,
N. Y, after an operation for sinus,
was born in Cincinnati, the son of a
Presbyterian clergyman.
Among Mr. Lehmann's many works
the Cincinnati Enquirer Building
ranks high. Well known in Wash
ington, he was construction manager
for George A. Fuller Co. here from
1926 to 1929.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Josephine Lupton Lehman, and a
small daughter. Joanna. He also
leaves four sisters and two brothers.