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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-12

Meet Tonight
 A special meeting of the Chil- dren of Mary of St. Marys church will be held tonight at o'clock in the parish hall. Plans for the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-12

kin, Harold Murtha, William Dool- ing and Cyril 1'uohy; aiternates, Hugh Hearns and Raymonud St John. Second ward: Leo Brophy, Rocco Mariana, James Best, John Kiernan, Frank T. Green, Frank Madden and Henry Smith; alter natesh, Patrick Began and Mrs Mary J. Fitzgerald. Third ward: Warden John J. Sheridan, Victor Burkus, Matt Scully, Andrew Bent- patka, George Fellows. Alternates, Frank Goggin and George Lam bert.
 Defeated delegates were: first ward, Joseph w. Reynolds, Will liam Fitzgerald, John J. Burke, Mrs Annie B. Calvin, Jeremiah l.. Callahan, George McNamara; al- ternates, Thomas Skahan, Fred erick Happy.
 Alexander J. Mccarthy, Anthony Mariana, Anthony Mazaikas, Nora Stanbridge, Jeremiah Sullivan, Jeremiah Sullivan, Charles Sch weinle, Marshall Bontempo. AL ternates, Frank Wylong and Charles Alegi.
 Third ward: delegates: Thomas A. Grant, Howard Brennan, Joseph Neal, Frank Witkowsk, Martin l.. Caine, Charles Rathburn, Otto Luschenat. Alternates, Peter Smith and D. M. Linskey.
 MT McNamara despite his de- feat Is believed to have made a good showing. When interest was less intense in caucuses in former years his vote of POI would have been enough to have won. The large number fo Dinneny follow CTS present speaks mountains for the popularity the quite first ward burgess has. Dinneny supporters held celebration at Hibernian hall after the caucus.
 There was disappointment on the part of the defeated faction but there seemed to be no lasting bitterness. If no more results from the party convention tonight chances of the party for reelection seem very good.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-12

Registration for the Civilian Conservation corps is still being conducted mornings at the Cham her of Commerce office here. Youths from IS to 25 are eligible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-12

Mir St. John are both from Christ's church, Watertown.
 As usual duding Holy Week, there will be celebration of the holy communion each morning at 9 a. III until Friday. On Friday morning there will be instead, mroning prayer and litany which will be followed by the three hour service from 12 m. to D. m. To this service all the members of St. Michacrs parish and their friends are invited and those who feel that they are busy may have an oppor- tunity to come and leave as they wish. Saturday, Easter eve, the only service will be one held at D. m. in order that an opportunity may be given for baptisc. The serv- ices for Easter day will be an- nounced later.
 Rev Edward R. Hance of the Congregational church will be the special speaker at the service next Wednesday.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Gormley and daughter, Patricia, and Maur. ice O'Connell of Washington, D. C.. are visiting MT Gormley's mother Mrs Catherine Gormley of Carroll street.
 Rev John Emerson Zeiter of tho Methodist Episcopal church will
 broadcast over WATR every morn
 ing, including Saturday during
 Holy Week from g till 9:15.
Evening star., 1935-05-14

ll01 ST. N.W.-Large Housekeeping
front room. windows S5. so week: single
front room. S3.75; parlor, maid service.
1885 l1th ST. NW.--Nice. bright. large
housekeeping room on second floor, next
10 hath. 81 90
Evening star., 1935-05-14
Burlington Hotel Annex
THE BENEDICT ANNEX

large rooms and private bath. second
moor. rear: equipped with or 4 beds
maid service, etc; S25 per person
Apply BurlinRton Hotel Ofhce
Evening star., 1935-05-14

DON MOVE YOUR OLD PlANO-Let us
send for II now. giving you q credit
on nne new piano or a good used one
when you are ready to select your new
grand or upright For prompt service call
w. W. KimbaH Co, National 1859, Al
Tol llth ST n "
Evening star., 1935-05-14
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALL,
HEIP--MEN,

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. one who really
knows Ignition and breaks: $50 per week:
In replying give references. Address Box
ia
Evening star., 1935-05-14
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

"AdpertiSemeHts under this head
fHe are presumed 10 be from pri-
pdts individuals. unless the ddUer-
tisement OiueS a firm ndms or
business address or states the tpoTd
Dealer. Members OF the pablic
Uho ind dealers mdsquerddino IN
this column az private individuals
are uroed to report the matter to
The Star for investioation."
Evening star., 1935-05-14

1903 R J. AVE. NW-Gentleman; de-
liEktfully large. well-furnished room. run
ming water next 10 bath with shower:
single or double 15'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(Continued.)

(COntlnueo.D
FURNNITUIRE reasonable; Rent from Susi-
NV Phone Potomac 3791.
hand Sandsoms N tFsns' 4S"t5s6. &DDls p n
Y ave. NV IA
complete, including Leonard elec. refriger-
ator and piano. Az 4th st. ne.
INTERNAL CONCRETE XIBRAToRs. 2
model No. 10. "ViberS. S250 each. Emer-
son 71Sl ewes. or Box ALB. Star once.
KITCHEN FANS. So 80; keeps Kitchen cool
and odorless; fts all windows. easily in
stalled Harris Nd-th hrmsTre Co.,
LIVING ROOM SUITE. settee, 2 chairs,
overstuffed. SIS; three Rattania room
sized rugs, S5:- seven ladies dresses and
other el9thinE. size q s.; boys Spring
l7b v st. ne. Phone North ZOOS.
OFFICE FURNITURE. new and used, all
grades; sold. bought exchanged. Wash
ington Salvage Co.. 80 Sth st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
Son. GIG E st, NV.
PERMANENT WAVING MACHINE sacri-
fice; Bonat combination. 80 heaters; will
instruct free; terms. Phone District 52l4.
REFRIGERATOR. porcelain lined. 75-lb.
size; Fireless cooker. 1871 goth st.
NV. Apt. 2.
Th10ETkh lOht u. Z.
drastically reduced; excellent condition.
National Electrical Supply Co.. 1928 N. Y.
ave.
SEWING MACHINEs-singer oh, perfect
tically new. S35 SOS King St. Alex. Va.
SLIP COVERS. 3-pc; suites. custom made.
complete Sl7 80. S22 so $3.50. Up
holstered complete, S43, $50, S63. Miller's,
1922 14th st. NV.
T%EWRITER--s Special rebuilt Remington
No, NO 10 Sl7.bS guaranteed. United"
TYPEwRITERS Current model Coronas
and l. c. Smiths for rent BARGAINS in re-
built and recondltioned machines The L.
9. Smith and Corona Typewriters. Inc.
TYPEwRITERs. S2s; payable 50 mo, Just
like rent; No. . L. C. Smiths. l No. 10
Remington 5716 26th st, NV. ewes. only.
VACUUM CLEANER. Airway. perfect con-
dltion. 20l7 Mass ave. NV. Potomac 1902
VACUUM CLEANER used, at greatly re-
duced price. 1928 N. Y. ave
VIoLIN--Have very fine Joseph Guarnerius
violin. built 1741. for sale; reasonable
Box No. lab. Falls Church Va.
WASHING MACHINE. used in excellent
condition; cut to S59.5 1928 New York
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
3-plece living room suite reupholstered
for Sis. covering and new inside material
included, made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
La France Upholstery Co.. 250g l4th St
NV. Phone Columbia 1Ol72.
Evening star., 1935-05-14

PIANO-Late model mahogany-finished
oaby grand, thoroughly reconditioned:
sturdy instrument of good make; the sp-
pearance is fine and 1t will give years of
satisfactory service; SOS, pay So monthly
kits, 1880 G. St
Evening star., 1935-05-14
MUSICAL INsTRUMENrs-RADIo

RARE BARGAIN in a first-class upright.
iuL Ss-note scale. handsomely encased
with bench to match. This small size
upright possesses volume and tonal quality
OF the average small grand and is a mar
velouS value. Now reduced $50 during this
manufacturer sale. w. W. Kimban Co.
III 1lth ST. NV. g doors north Palais
Royal
PIANo-smallest-siz apartment upright,
IN very good condition; ideal for the home
dren; repossession and can be purchased
by merely continuing the weekly payments
OF - 90: total. Sl20. Kits. 1880 G st.
EXQUISITE UPRIGHT. the finest instru-
this piano ah sny sae ap
right you ever saw or heard now selling
in Washington at any price. Now reduced
'fEn Kmbal Co aRI ffth S. ias
@ doors north Palais Royall
PIANo-Late model mahoeany-inished
oaby grand. thoroughly reconditioned;
pearance is fine and 1t will give years Of
satisfactory service; Sos, pay So monthly
kits. 1880 G ST.
AEoLIAN ORGAN. S47 so; Kurtzmann
$50; Good condition. Smiths Transfer
& Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV. Phone
North 3343
DON'T. MOVE YOUR OLD PIANo-Let us
7oucher for its fu fair T Value to be apped
when, you are ready to select your new
W. W. Kimball Co. National 1859. At
721 11th st. NV.
PIANo-on acct. death. Knabe upright.
nahCssny IgIs 3 sy. nR hRish good condition SO
designed in the popular william and Mary
period style; it's handsome little instru-
have on sale; can be purchased by any
one who will continue the payments OF So
weekly. Kits, 1880 G st.
UPRIGHT. PIANO, steinway: also Victor
Tadio sonbination: con both in good condition.
DUo-ART PIANO ROLLS. 500. new. 1Oc
esch: 100 for Ss. Phone Columbia 6137.
4116 3rd st. NV.
GENUINE PROFESSIONAL GRAND -
Finest Finest maze s. and in the very best Of con.
grand piano in every sense of the word,
Never Never again ssan chance IKE this Now re-
sale W " Kimbali ines Co. sapiffta1es a9i iith St
NV. g doors north Palais RoyalJ
GRAND AND UPR1GHTS. in excellent con-
oltion: lust returned from rent. used by
floors. Terms as low as 81 per week A
guarantse goes with every instrument One
grand S26s @ 80 One medium size upright.
Pianos rented for all occasions Home Of
the krenich Bach and Hartman Pianos.
Hugo Worch. l110 @ NV Est 1879
COME DIRECT TO KIMBALL'S GREAT
SALE OF SALES
records largest national distribution OF Of
fine pianos in many years. Only few days
left for buyers choice Of any new or used
a tef Il this esh faa
of fine pianos to choose from in washing
ton. Remember. too. Kimballs easy pay
ment plan is entirely free from finance
companies excessive interest charges.
w. w. KIMBALL CO.. 72l l1th St NV
3 doors north PalaiS Royal
Evening star., 1935-05-14
dVt.. UtIWttH
AUTOMOBILE statesmen,
WANTED

Experienced for fast-moving line of
Pontiac automobiles See Mr. Sturman.
Brightwood Motor Sales, Inc, 1882 Georgia
n
Evening star., 1935-05-14

1907 NEW HAMP. AVE.-Laree front room,
suitable for a couple; very reasonable.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
MEN
8 HONEST MEN.

Our pay ARRANGEMENTS are satisfactory
you can earn $3.50 or more per day. to
we employ you Apply 8 to 12. S22-A
Conn ave between H and Eye SITS.
Evening star., 1935-05-14

AEOLIAN ORGAN. S47 so; Kurtzmann
piano. $50: Knabe. 500; Aeolian player,
& Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV. Phone
North 3343
Evening star., 1935-05-14

IDIb RIUGS PL. NV. ION 10Th 81 J.
single adjacent bath
Evening star., 1935-05-14

CAANCAs oAAh COlCA . os
Istsry '6I,fcI SS9so c9 sas ?th
Evening star., 1935-05-14

call on established route in and around
Winchester, Warrenton and Culpepper; e.:
familiar with this territory need reply.
State age and experience In letter. Ad-
dress Box 3S0-B Star once.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal Is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate
Evening star., 1935-05-14
HELP--WOMEN.
(Continued.)

tOOntlnucuJ
paid every day. Youthiflers. Room 210.
14O5 Eye st. NV.
LADIES. neat. attractive. for special tenn
porsry outside saleswofk; good pay. See
Mr.. James, Room Gil. International Bldg.
sALEsWoMAN. experienced. to work in
bakery and lunch room. Apply 624 NV.
SBs D sss s':1i
st. NV. Phone Metropolitan 62S2.
SINGLE WOMAN, middle aged to sing.
play or whistle over radio; give reference.
b Lyle. 1O12 18th st. NV. 14e
WAITRESS, experienced. between the ages
attractive proposition with board. Apply
5I09 Georgia ave. NV.
WAITRESSES-We invite applications for
small. white mattresses Mrs. ks Toll
House Tavern. Silver sprins, Md
WOMAN with kindergarten training to
help in nursery school. Address Box IL
c. Star office.
WOMEN, energetic attractive from Nd.
ceunseiors Cub Contacts Ct Psi helpfui. Com,
plete training free. No canvasstng. Gen
erous commission. Write giving telephone
number Box 45-C. Star office.
WOMEN-New low-cost pattern service.
We train you. pay daily salary If desired.
Average earnings $50 per day. Apply
: to IL Wednesday morning only. 906
District National Bank.
taurant work. 1O6 18th st. sc
YOUNG WOMAN to give lecture on Mt.
Vernon and Potomac River points of inter
est and sell History OF Mt Vernon TO
tourists going to Mt Vernon. Must be
neat in appearance. refined and have a
pleasing personality; State qualifications.
Apply by box number only. none others
considered. Give phone number. Ad-
dress Box 94-A, Star Office.
YOUNG WOMAN, enthusiastic, to do copy
writing and layout work in department
store; moderate salary. Apply Post once
Box No. FL, Greensboro, N. c.
YOUNG WOMEN Opportunity to enter
hlgh-grade business. Sales training fur
nished. Louis p Shoemaker. 1719 K
st NV
YOUNG WOMEN for curb service. between
the ages Of 1S and %; must be neat and
attractive: Apply 5109 Georgia ave.
SALESWOMEN
Saleswomen for dresses and coats. Must
be thoroughly experienced. Permanent po-
SitionS. Apply
n ON
Evening star., 1935-05-14

1882 CALVERT ST. NW-Large beau
tifully furnished front room: ideal for
people; Housekeeping priv; very rea-
sopahle
Evening star., 1935-05-14

RARE BARGAIN in a first-class upright.
full SS-Hote scale handsomely encased.
with bench to match This small size
upright possesses volume and tonal quality
OF the average small grand and is a mar
velous value Now reduced $50 during this
manufacturer sale. w. w. Kimball Co.
III llth st. NV. g doors north Palais
Evening star., 1935-05-14

designed in the popular william and Mary
period style; it's handsome little instru-
have on sale; can be purchased by any
one who will continue the payments of So
weekly Kitf's 122n q 1t
Evening star., 1935-05-14

BEAUTY OPERATO RS,
trained and noviceS; nation
ally known line. Permanent
positions with good salaries
to those who qualify, For
appointment, call District
1851.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
fully equipped; 10 rooms above; reasonable
for quick sale. Address Box oo-C' star
RESTAURANT AND CAFE 2Q40 Ga. ave;
NV, opposite base ball park. on rental
basis. Apply 1O15 18th st. NV. End floor
SERVICE STATIONS, 3, !;r.., sale 2. is1sds; Hd;
dress Box 4b5-B. Star once a.
EsTAB. BUSINESS desires party to invest
$4,000 viii give substantiaNt NdI.b IfGtfSSass Sass
FORMER Department Of Justice agent de-
investigating agency; investment required
address BOX 233-B. Star once. 15e
WANTED-Small store or once building
sStaes Sx @sS for ssr fsaf ce Se
can invest $500 can make excellent con-
nection where he should receive fine onrs re
address taEh aor Box Box :ssas ssa.B. star once.
NEWSSTAND. cigars. souvenirs. hotel
ssS SSSy kSdres. SE esnt Box best saH e
WIIa sEEs .Sulspss spss GSEa pTce
S.. 600. address boz es:A. Star once: i.
GRADE GRADE apt BUILDING: fully equipped; better ter
aaaI.ss ilssI DfseSnsss sCa sssg qT sts9
mobiles Gl5 cars5 or painting; elecS water;
rear 3O06 Sherman ave. ADAMS S137-W.
S450-RooMINd HOUSE: 10 ,o.i rooms; 2
S5O0-Rooming house. 8 rooms: rent good.
e. Cap. location: Terms. .
$50 Near Govt depts. Terms.
Ss2b-Rooming house. IL rooms, baths;
splendid income. Rent, $65.
81 O0O-Rooming house. 22 rooms: rent
cheap; good income: good terms.
81 6I)0-Rooming house. ~ rms. 9 baths;
rent. S125. OIL heat. Central:
al ,OOO-Lunch and beer. rent, $40; busi-
ness over $500 weekly. A real bar
Grocery and ! room; rent, $40; business.
5000 weekly Asking $500.
r. M CURTIS. NATL. 1894.
41o Bond Bldg. 14th Z n. Y. Ave: NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
BOYD'S
1888 p St. NV.
nnMRSHIC

CALL DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. 2419.
1928 9th St. for help: buffers, house.
men. cooks. dishwashers, g.h.w.. maids,
mattresses.
11th, furnishes good cooks, buffers, q h W..
part-time day workers chauffeurs, couples
Evening star., 1935-05-14
MOTOR TRAVEL,

ST. LOUIS OR FIN ROUTE BY MOTOR,
leaving this week. 2 passengers to share
6147
GOVT MAN DRIVING 1888 FORD SEDAN
Richmond williamsburg. Norfolk. Sats..
1:15 pm. returning Suns. Address BOX
96sA Star Office
Evening star., 1935-05-14
FARM AND GARDEN.

CERTIFIED PoTTTD BEDDING PLANTS.
Petunias verbenas. sage, French marigold,
ageratum, snapdragon. SOC do2.: fiuffy rpt-
ie petunias. soc doz.: begonias. 10e each;
eeraniums. zoe eachs AAfrican marigolds.
4Oc doI. 1oc deliyed charge on orders
under 81. Phone North 1908.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Unusually At.
tractive studio room: cool, clean and com.
Portable. 1862 New Hampshire ave.
I434 N 81. N,W-Comfortabl room with
waking distance. Phone Met. 3514.
1928 COLUMBIA RD.-Bright. well-furn.
Ink. room; pleasant. agreeable surround
ingS, homelike atmosphere: also single
1927 L ST. NW.-Lovely. newly furnished
and. redecorated 2nd-hoor front Ink. room
with kitchenette; SS week.
6l7 ST. NE connecting Ink. rooms.
next TO bath; gas. heat, elec. furntShed.
214g FLORIDA AVE. NV. (nesr Dupont
private family Phone North 2745.
1904 VEAZEY ST. NW.-Splendid front
room. private bath twin beds. nicely fur
nished garage. Phone Cleveland s504.
9gtuy b992 Isrts AVE de-
ming water. next to bath with shower;
IIOl ST. NW.-Large Housekeeping
front room. I windows $3.50 week: single
1895 l1th ST N.W-Nice. bright large
housekeeping room on second floor, next
TO bath; $3.50.
1863 QUE ST. NV. (near Dupont Circle).
Furnished rooms for light housekeeping
1913 RIGGS PL. NV (of 10th stJ-
single. adjacent bath.
1907 NEW HAMP AVE-Large front room,
suitable for couple; very reasonable.
Phone North 2S06-J.
PORTNER APIS. 18th and You SITS. Apt.
llO-Nlce. large. front double room, pYi-
yate entrance. in apt. house: $50 per wk.
1881 IRVING NW.-Large pleasant, front
room. kitchenette. running water. semi
private bath; nicely furnished; $3.50 week.
2637 GARFIELD ST. N.W.-LarTe front
room; suitable 2 or 3 adults; board op-
tional. Phone Columbia 254S
Burlington Hotel Annex.
large rooms and private bath second
moor: rear: equipped with or beds,
maid service, etc; S25 per person
ApDly Burlington Hotel once
THE BENEDICT ANNEX.
1908 Eye St NV. For gentlemen In
mediate occupancy Two single furnished
rooms. AL hotel service. Ideal business
location $40 and $50 monthly. Ma
THE PORTLAND.
1929 Vermont ave-; clean. comfortable
convenient; reasonable rates; hotel service;
walk to work
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
621 r. /. AVE N.W.|COLORED-Ne
decorated. neat and comfortable. Call De-
catur 3054. See lanttor.
Evening star., 1935-05-14

SALESGIRLS, 10, wanted at
once, high type, to contact
retail stores. Large earnings
paid daily. Apply in person
Wednesday, 10 am. to 2 pm,
819 District Natl Bank Bldg.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
THE PORTLAND
ROoMS-UNFURNIsHED.

1929 Vermont ave; clean comfortable
convenient; reasonable rates; hotel service;
walk to work
Evening star., 1935-05-14

i40s 18th N.W-Gentlemen; single and
double rooms. S30-S32. so: comfortable
beds, continuous hot water. excellent food'
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1912 2lst ST.-Attrae-
tive. refined home: large rooms. running
water, excellent meals; Summer rates.
Phone Decatur 5269.
Evening star., 1935-05-14
ROOMS AND BOARD.

621 r. /. AVE N.W.|COLORED-Ne
decorated neat and comfortable. Call De-
catur 1854. See 1anitor
Evening star., 1935-05-14

1857 WYOMING AVE.-Double room, twin
beds. unlimited phone. beautiful surround
lnRs: good meals. Phone Columbia $780,
Evening star., 1935-05-14
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTEREI

for SIS. covering and new inside material
included, made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
La France Upholstery Co. 2509 14th ST.
NV. Phone Columbia 1912.
Evening star., 1935-05-14

sos Eye st. NV. For gentlemen. I'm
mediate occupancy Two single furnished
rooms. AL hotel service. Ideal business
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-24
A CALLuPI VERvAD.


T0bbsz0r irtunk a Gallupp,
N. Mex tiz banyasz vAdlottja-
r6l, akiket gyilkossag miatt ill
doztek, inert egy kilakoltatasi
zavargas alkalmaval a sheriff
meghalt, s tobben serulest
szenvedtek.
A tiz gyilkossaggal vadolt
banyaszok vedelmet a kommu-
nistak lattak el, akik az egesz
ugyet kisajatitottak maguk-
max, akik a lazongasbol kom-
munista propaganda csinal-
tax.
A tiz napig tarto targyalas
most ert veget es a vadlottak
koziil harom spanyol-amerikai
banyaszt masodfoku ,,.gyilkos-
sagban talaltak bun0snek.
Hetet kenytelen volt felmen-
teni az eskudtszek, de az
ugyesz ujbol valo letart6zta-
tasukat azonnal elrendelte, S
most azzal vadoljak 6ket, hogy
a sheriff kezei k0zul kimentet-
tex egy nehany letart6ztatott
embert, vagyis a torvenyes
rend ellen lazadtak,rr ,r~ a...y
A harom elitelt -, akik ell
len k0zvetlen, bizonyitek mem
volt - fellebezett, SAT- hiszik,
hogy a fels6 bir6sag az vi tar
gyalast el fogja rendelni. ~
K0zben termeszetesen a
new-mexicoi banya urak val6-
sagos terrort tartat1ak d szen-
mez6k0n, s minden sAron a
"kommunistak'' ellen-akarjAk
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-24
VISSZAERKEZTEK
A DELEGATUSOK

A Scent Gy0rgy Cor. Kath.
Szovetseg Perth Amboy, N. J.
tobb mint egy hetig tart6
konvenciojarol, a kikuld0tt
delegatusok Lengyel Peter Is
Balog Istvan kedden delutan
visszaerkeztek.
A nagygyulesen hozott fon-
tos hatarozatokrol a legkoze-
lebbi havi gyulesen szamol-
max be a megbizottak.
Addig is nagy megelegedes-
sci hozzuk az 0sszmagyarsag
tudomasara, hogy jo delegatu-
sokat valasztottak, akikre
buszkek lehetnek, inert az 0sz-
SECS delegatusok bizalma Len
gyel Peter youngstown meg
bizottat a nagygyiiles tarta-
mara gyulesvezet6 elnokke va
lasztotta, amelyet az 0sszes
jelenlev6k legnagyobb megele-
gedesere t0lt0tt be.
Hogy bebizonyitsak a dele
gatusok teljes megelegedesii-
ket Lengyellel szemben, meg
valasztottak f6titkarra, amely-
rol azonban Lengyel kenyte-
len volt lemondani, miutan a
Szovetseg alapszabalya szerint
"a f6tisztvisel6k a Sz0vetseg
szekhelyen kell, hogy tartoz-
kodjanak.
Sok udv0s, a Sz0vetseg es
tagsag javat szolgalo hataro-
zatokat hozott, a nagygyules,
amelyre meg visszaterink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-24
VI M0DszER
Az ERKEZESI ADATOK
FELKUTATASARA

-. =,
Az erkezesi adatok felkuta-
tasa k0rul szerzett tapaszta-
latok alapjan Is szamtalan
kervenyez6 kivansagara az
Immigrants Information Bu-
reau elhatarozta, hogy elke-
sziti az Europab6l erkez6 ha-
jo jegyzeket, amelyet oily
modon fog csoportositani es
a sziikseges lutasitasokkal ell
latni, hogy a bevandorlo sajat
maga legyen kepes a halo ne
vet, vagy az Egyesilt Ala
mokba valo erkezeset felku-
tatni. Ha tehat az illet6 en-
lekszik egy-ket dologra az uta-
zasaval kapcsolatban, ugy
ennek a jegyzeknek es a csa-
tolt utasitasnak segitsegevel
a bevandorlo sajat maga ke-
resheti XII erkezesi idejet, vagy
a halo nevet. A hajojegyzekek
evek szerint vannak csoporto-
silva 19O6-t6l 1925-ig. Aki
tehat erkezesi idejet, vagy a
halo nevet akarja megtudni
az emlitett modon, irjon az
Immigrants Information Bu-
reau, 156 Fifth Avenue,
New York, N. Y. es annak az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-24
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Pocahontas, w. Va; - igaz,
hogy ifj. Dobos Andras sza-
badkozott, hogy 8 ugyis be
van valasztva igazgatosagi
tagnak a k0zpontnal, de mivel
ct felkertek ARA, bogy csak
vallalja el tovabbra iSsa jegy-
z6i allast is, ICY AIT el is val
lalta es megigerte, hogy 8
ezutan is olyan pontosan fog
ia vegezni k0telesseget mint
ait eddig tette. Pottag dele
gatus lett: Gyuran J6zsef,
Lynch, Ky. Utana a jegyzG
felolvasta a konvencio altal
hozott hatarozatokat, eddig
minden siman ment, csak a
betegsegelyezeseknel voltak
kis bajok, de az is ugy maradt
mint ahogy AIT a nagy kon-
vencio elhatarozta. Utana ko-
vetkezett a masodik nehez
pont. lit a jegyz6 megma-
gyarazta a tagoknak, hogy a
kamatot ezutan is kellesz fl
zetni a k0lcs0nvett penzekre.
Ere ezen pontnal is nagy vi
ia keletkezett, de ezen poEtot