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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
EGYEL0RE MINDENUTT

gondoskodas tortent rola,
hogy a segelyezest szovetsegi
tamogatas nelkul folytassak,
csak egyedul Pittsburghban
felnek valsagtol. Pittsburgh
fel6rult polgarmestere a sz0
vetsegi szuksegmunkakat ell
utasitotta a varostol, inert
azok egy kis reszet a varosnak
kellene fizetni. Icy oft az ell
latatlanok szama sokkal t0bb,
mint amennyivel maga a va
ros meg tId birkozni. Egye-
lore az allan kormanyzoja
gondoskodik rola, hogy a va
rosban senki chen ne vesszen,
de ennek is vege fog par nap
alatt Szakadni.
A sz0vetsegi segaly megvo-
nasat sulyosan fogjak a ne
gerek erezni a legt0bb deli
allamban, inert eddig kor-
many vigyazott ra, hogy felig-
meddig azoknak is igazsagoS
mertekkel merjenek, amt biz
tosan mem fognak megtenri
ezentul.
A szuksegmunkakra k0rul-
belul julius. elsejeig van penze
a szovetsegnek, sazutanra bi-
zonyara vi 0sszegek mcgszaya-
zasat kell kerni a congresszus-
tol, amt a nagyt6ke minder
aron el akar maid gancsolni.
Egyel6re ait hiszik, hogqaa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
(Folytatas a 4-ik oldalr6n

Z :
Tt 1smet lie kell szogezniink,
hogy a sziiksegmunkak alkal-
mazottai csak Gilbert kapnak,
ami az egyetlen bune az vi
dealnek, de meg kell jegyez-
mink, hogy ezeket a berskala-
kat helyenkent nemileg javit-
jak.
Az "alkalmazhatatlanok" ter
meszetesen a welfare listajan
maradl1ak, de a segely-ossze-
geket levagjak; valoszinu azon-
ban, hogy az allamok es va
rosok ICY sem lesznek kepesek
oket ellatni. Es amig idaig
azon orditoztak, hogy "paza-
rol" a kormanyunk, mostantol
kezdve egyre er6sebben fog
jak az eln0k0t zaklatni, hogy
a nincstelenek segelyez6set is
met vegye at a kormanyunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
hogy kit nevez XII maid a he

y 7 a. 3 i - ( Y -t ~
hogy kit nevez XII maid a he
lyikre. 4
Erdemes megjegyezni, pl.
hogy a louisvillei sz0vetsegi
birosas tdlalta el6sz0r alkot-
manyellenesnek az NRA-t, S
az els6 tito parancsot a bA-
nyabaroknak kiadta.
MiutAn az lemondott,
Roosevelt a sajat emberet ne
vezte XII a helyerc s Judge
Hamilton volt az els6, aki a
Guffey billt alkotmanyosnak
talAlta. {a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
KozeI egy miIIio

raktarunkban legszebb legmegelel6bbs ajandekok
kasaga k6z valogathat Het hatalmas Karacsony aan-
dekkal megrakott eneleten es M 0sszevaloga
tOtt ajandek darab ICY szol 'Bennnk megbzhat inert
mn6segink els6rendi" Sok szaz 0r0nme kszogal6 al
kalmazottunk ICY sz6 "Megbizhat szolgalatunkban"
Igenis, mi oyan megbzhatok vagyunk mint Santa Claus
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
A MuNKAS HARC0K
K0ZT

a legt0bb figyelmet a kik0t6
munkasok sztrajkja erdemli.
A Gulf kik0t6iben sztrajkol6
rakodo munkasok sorsat a
t6kesek makacssaga Matt mem
tudta elintezni a Labor De-
partment allamtitkara s attol
tartanak, hogy a sztrajk el fog
harapodzni az orszag minden
reszebe. A Csendes tenger
kik0t6iben mar mem rakjak XII
ait a rakomanyt, amt a Gulf
hk0t6iben sztrajktor6k rak-
max a hajokra es tobb szAl-
litmany a. San Francisco es
Seattle .'kik0t6kben vesztegel
rapok 6ta. anelkiil, hogy re-
nA6ny. lenne a hajok kiszaba-
diMsAra. llsHa az Atlanti kik0-
tMbetlf Is lezt a politikat fog
j&k felvenni q rakod6 mum
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

meg mindig az AFL-ben be-
ALT szakadas kepezi a legna-
gyobp ujsagot. ...,....
Lewis banyasz-car teljes ere
jewel beleveti magat a kiz-
delembe, hogy a nagyiparok-
ban ipari szervezeteket csinal-
jon mem lehetetlen, hogy az
AFL vezerkara a szervezetb6l
is kizarja. Ez esetben Lewist
k0vetni fogjak a banyaszok es
a munkasok negyven szazale-
ka s ket nagy szervezete lesz
az orszagnak.
Ha ezt mem teszik meg,
akkor egy ev alatt Lewis
Greent es az egesz Green Pc
reputtyot fogja az AFL vezer-
karab6l kivagni es atveszi a
munkaSSZerveZetekDen az ural-
mat.
Tagadhatalan, hogy Lewis
ezuttal helyes iranyban halad,
bar meg kell allapitanunk
rola, hogy a sajat szervezete-
ben, a United Mine Workers
ban eppen olyan korrupci6
van, mint az AFL-ben S hogy
abban Lewis mem munkas-
szervezetet epitett, hanem egy
carsagot.
A banyaszok 0r0mmel latjak
a kiizdelmet, reszben, inert ez
esetben igazat adnak Lewis
max, reszben inert ait RENE
lik, hogy ez az elfoglaltsaga
elviszi vegre a banyasz seer
vezet eler6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
HA TEHAT
|LEHETETLENNE

tennek az eln6krek, hogy az
vi deal t0rvenyeit megtartsa
es ha mem lat maid ARA lehe-
t6seget, hogy modositsuk az
alkotmanyt, nagyon k0nnyen
m6dosithatja a - birosagot,
inert a k0vetkez6 0t evben er-
re az alkalmat emberi sza-
mitas szerint t0bb esetben
megkapja. -
Valoszinu azonban, hogy hs
mem is a j0v6re, az 1938-ban
esedekes congresszus valaszta-
sokon voltakeppen alkotmany-
modositason fog szavazni a
polgarsag, inert a nincstelenek
eS az ehberen dolgozo embe-
rex a tuirelemb0l egyszer XII
fogynak. Es ha ait latjak
hogy minden tisztesseges le-
hetosegnek az utjaba all az
alkotmany, amelyet a birtok
vedelmere csinaltak, akkol
egyszeruen el fogja ait lokni
= t0rvenymodo odositassal = a
helyer6l.
Voltakeppen nagyon udvos
dolog lenne, ha a Supreme
Court az AAA-t is kidobna
inert abban az esetben az al
kotmany megfelel0 modosita.
sat nemcsak a munkaSok kO-
vetelnek, hanem veliik szavaz.
nanak a farmerek is, akiket
szinten elnyOm mindig q
nagyt6ke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
ELCsERELT TARGYAK

A mutt vasarnar este a Ma.
gyar Hazban megjelent tul.
Macy kOzonseg kiszolgalasa al.
kalmaval a. kovetkez6 targyak
csere,6dtek XII es tevedesb6f el.
vittek, bar helyette mas ma
radt. &rs
l. Egy szurke szinii ferfi
nagykabat, helyette maradt
ugyancsak sziirke szinu kabat
amely vasarolva volt a Bond
Clothing Co.-tol.
2. Egy lerfi kalap, barna-
szinu, helyette maradt szinten
barna szinu nemez kalap.
8. MOI sarcip0, helyette ma
radt mas.
i. Egg s0tetkek barsony-
galleros ferfi nagykabat, he.
yette n1aradt egy mask az el0-
sZobaban.
Mint a fentiekboi lathato
mind tevedesbol lettek kicse.
relve, azert kerjuk mindazokat
akik a maset tevedesb6l elvit.
tex, lepjenek erintkezesbe Brog.
Ii Ferenc SO Oneta ST., vagy
Barta Sander 1924 Manhattan
St, hogy a fenti targyakat ere.
deti tulajdonosaiknak atadhas.
SAX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
A RACADOZ0 T0KES

osztaly nemcsak proba-sza-
vazasokban, kerd6- d6-ivekben, VI
sag propagandakban kuzd a
kormany ellen, hanem a perek
szazaival ostromoljak a tor
venyszekeket, hogy az vi
dealt megsemmisithessek.
December elsejen kellett vol
ma az vi t0rveny ertelmeben
regisztralni azoknak a villany
es gaztrusztoknak, amelyek az
vi t0rveny keretein bellil
akarnak muk0dni, de EFT a
nagy vallalatok kilenctizedre-
sze megtagadta, vagyis nyiltan
szembeszalltak a tGrvennyel.
Ezuttal a kormany nem var
ia meg, hogy Ok menjenek a
bir6saghoz, hanem maga for
dult tito parancsert d U. S.
Courthoz a legnagyobb ilyen
truszt ellen, ARA kerve a tor
venyszeket, hogy rendelje el
az engedelmesseget es a re-
gisztralast lehet0leg azonnal.
Csak ebben az orszagbar
lehetseges, hogy egy csomd
crook nyiltan stallion szembe
: a t0rvennyel, meg pedig eppen
/ az a csomo crook, akik INSULT,
a negyezer millio dollaros
svindlert adtak a nenlzetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
Amilyen bizonyos, ...,

Santa Claus les hisz ebben minden o lelek) oyan BIZ
zonyos hogy mi keszen alunk Karacsonyra Es amilyen
bzony0s, hOgy Santa szamontart mindenkt hogy senl
felejsen e les EFT mndenki tudja ugy tesznk mi
is El6ttiink ugy tetszik hogy egkeemesebb Is leg
bzbb karacsonyi szezonnak tekntink eebe Is mi
kesziltink ra eppen olyan gonddal mint maga Santa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
SZENT ISTVAN EGyLET
VERHOVAY 21-IK FIdK

Beteg tagjaink: Id. Vas
1stvan es Koleszar Gyorgy.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do: 78 N. Bruce st. Telefon:
6271.
G6ber Jdaos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
A
CAMPBELL MAGYAR
BAPTlSTA HITKOZSEG
HIREI
Rev. S. Bertalan lelkssz
619 Landsdowne Blvd,
Youngstown, O..

BAZAR Az EPuL6 TEMP
LON ALAPRA.-Halaadas nap
estejen Hitk0zsegiink szeretet-
vasart rendezett epilo temple
munk fedezesere, melynek 81
kere felulmult minden vart
eredmenyt, dacara csak az
azonnali felkeszultsegnek. Far
mer testvereink termenyeikb6l
hoztak, amt ertekesithettiink
b6seges kamatozassal, varosi
testvereink pedig kezimunka es
grocery-feleket hoztak az Ur
oltarara. Bazarunkat megel6z-
tie a halaado istentisztelet, meg
enllekeztiink pilgrim testvere-
inkr6l, kiket Istenbe vetett hi
tukert es bibliai meggy6zode
sikert szamjz0tt a nevleges
keresztyenseg. listen keze ide a
szabadsag foldjere vezerelte
0ket, kinek minden evben egy
kul0n halaado napot szentel-
tex.
IFJUSAGI UNNEPELY GLE
VELANDBAN. = Ifjusagunk
nagy szamban kesziil a Cleve-
landban most Ten megtartan-
do ifjusagi iinnepelyre. Zeneka-
runk szinten hivatalos, remel-
juk, hogy teljes szamban meg
jelenhetnek. A gyilekezet ifju-
saga gyul 0ssze azon az esten,
hogy gyakorolja magat a ke-
resztyeni eletben.
Az EPtL6 TEMPLOMUNK.
= Jelenleg az id6jaras megaka-
dalyozott benninket, .azaz a
vallalkOzo mestereket, az epit-
kezes tovabbi folyamataban, de
remeljuk, hogy meg lesz olyan
enyhe lido, hogy fedel ala te-
hetik hamarosan az epiletet.
kasok akkor altalanos rak-
parti sztrajk lesz a dologbol Is
megbenul az orszag partition
galma.
"A kormany ma mar a Csen
des tengeren probalja jobb be
latasra birni a munkasokat,
Iakik azonban tisztelettel ARA
kertek a kormany kikild0tt-
jet, hogy menjenek vissza a
Gulf kik0tokbe, ahcl a t6keseE
VERDE fojtjak a sztrajkot S OFT
intezkedjenek, hogy a mum
kasok tisztesseggel vissza me-
heSsenek a munkaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
Macy Az 0ROM K0ZTUK

azert is, inert a rizsre XII
vetett fogyasztasi ad6t alkot-
manyellenesnek jelentette XII
az also birosag, es annak kol-
lektalasatol ell lett riltva a kor-
manyunk.
AIT remelik ebb6l, hogy az
AAA-t Supreme Court is al
acknowledgements talalja, s6t
abban remenykednek, hogy az
uj deal minden egyes torve-
nyet kidobja a Supreme Court
Is mik0zben M1NDEN Roose.
welt torvenyt tamadnak, azon
sirnak, hogy az vi deal mem
Itud segiteni az orszagon.)
Kevesebb a szerencsejik a
|Guffey t0rvennyel, amelyet
reszben alkotmanyosnak talalt
most mar ket szovetsegi bir6-
sag, pedig ait remeltek, hogy
AIT feltetlenul kidobjak.
Termeszetes, hogy a sz0vet-
segi birok a sajat felfogasuk
szerint magyarazzak a t0rve-
nyeket es az alkotnlanyt es jaj
lesz a nagyt6kenek, ha Roose-
velt meg negy evig elnoke
lehet az orszagnak. A Supreme
Court birai valamennyien id6s
emberek, t0bben a hetven even
tul mentek es ha az listen ell
szolitja egyszer 6ket, az eln0k
meg fogja nezni alaposan,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
A DETROIT r. AUTO
SZTRAK

ugyet valosziniileg el fogjak
a heten bekesen intezni, de So
ha semmi mem fogja lemosni
a gyalazatot az AFL-rol hogy
sztrajkt0resre vetemedett az a
szervezet, mikor a fiiggetlen
szervezet tagjai a kenyerukert
es a bervagas ellen harcoltak.
Mem tortent kozeledes a
barbertoni sztrajkban, sot
attol felnek, hogy a helyzet Ell
fog mergesedni es a sztrajk a
gummi-iparra is atterjed.
A sziikseg-munkak apr6
sztrajkjait rendesen eleg gyor-
san elintezik, inert a munka
sok kivansagai rendszerint
olyan szerenyek, hogy azok-
max nagy reszet tejesitik a
sziikseg-munkak 7dminisztra-
torjai.
A munkasok erosen kesziil-
mex a kormany altal deem
Der Gre 0sszehivott anketre,
amelyen az NRA egy vi for
majat szeretnek kidolgozni,
amt esetleg elfogadnatna a
congresszus.
EFT a tanacskozast a nagy-
t6ke szaz szazalekosan bojkot-
talja, nyilvanosan gunyolja,
de ha esetleg torvenyjavaslata
lesz a kormanynak, AIT kiabal-
jak maid, hogy a meghallga-
tasuk nelkiil akarnak a meg
balyozasukra t0rvenye-
ket csinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-05
HETT SZEMLE

jov6s eyre ere a celra ezer
milli6 dollar eleg lesz, de ez
attol fugg, hogy a jelenlegi
iizleti fellendules meddig tart
S hogy az fokozodik- vagy
meg fog cs0kkenni.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

the Department Of Justice, Will con-
duct a course in legal photography
and a course in negotiable i1stru-
ments for juniors. Prof. William
Clark Taylor will teach testamentary
law. J. Edward Burroughs, jr., as
sistant United States attorney, will
conduct the course in equity, and
Henry A. Schweinhaut, also an as
sistant United States attorney, will
teach agency.
In the senior class a course in
equity will be conducted by DR.. STAN
ley F. Brewster. This class also car
ries over the major course in consti-
tutional law, conducted by H. d. Fol-
som, assistant corporation counsel
Business associations, under DR.. Ed
win A. Mooers, will extend through
the semester. The course in legal
problems and District Of Columbia
code will also be conducted by DIR.
Mooers. An advanced course in COM
mon law pleading will be given by
David G. Bress, local attorney.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Club. Carl J. Pfahl, has invited the
student body to hear the address.
Following his return from Europe,
DR.. Coleman Nevils, S. j., president,
gave a dinner at the college Tuesday
night to student leaders and class off,
GERS. His guests included George H.
Guilfoyle, president of the Yard; Law
renee H. Cooke, president Of the senior
class; VILLAIN H. Leahy, junior presi-
dent; Peter Brennan, jr.. sophomore
president; John G. Eidell, freshman
president, and Robert E. Curry, presi-
dent of the Sodality.
The Portuguese Club of George
town, of which DR.. j. de S. Coutinho
is moderator, held exercises Friday
night commemorative of the fourth
centennial of the founding of Lima,
Peru. officials of the Pan-American
Union and the Peruvian Embassy were
Evening star., 1935-01-20
New Courses at G. w. u.

New Courses at G. w. u.
NEW courses in many departments
~ of instruction will start with the
opening of the second semester
February att George Washington
University. Registration for students
entering the university from high
school or transferring from other col
leges and universities will take place
Wednesday and Thursday, January 80
and 81.
Midsemester examinations, which
began yesterday, will continue through
January 26. Glasses will be in recess
from January 26 to February l.
In addition to courses which start
in the second semester, many Of the
fllll-year courses may be entered at
m;dterm with the consent Of the
Instructor.
George Washington University
offers undergraduate and graduate
work in letters and sciences, made
available through 46 curriculum de-
partments, and training in profess
sional fields.
Now in the Hath year of its his
tory, the university, with some 1000
students and $50 faculty members. is
the largest institution of higher
learning in the South Atlantic Sec
ton. 1t serves not. only a large full
time student group coming from all
parts of the United States and many
foreign countries, but hundreds of
mature persons, in Government serv-
ice or in business and professional life
of Washington, who by taking late
afternoon classes and extending the
period of study, obtain baccalaureate,
graduate or professional degrees.
The School of Education, from time
to time, schedules special courses in
cooperation with the District public
schools, to meet special needs of the
teachers. Such a course is that in
psychology of character. to be offered
the second semester in connection
with the character education expert
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Fraternity, protrayed the ideals be-
hind the spirit Of fraternalsm.
The initiation ceremonies were in
charge of Chancellor Frederick j.
Whelan. After the banquet the group
attended the freshman prom at the
Wardman Park Hotel. The new men
received into the chapter are Emmett
M. Broderick, Oliver j. Dompierre,
Robert F. Ferguson. Ernest N. Hud-
gins, Edward M. Klerane, Francis J.
Ortman, Roy S. Parsons, Walter T.
Pumphrey and Thomas c. Tilson. jr.
DR.. Fitzpatrick announced yesterday
that registration for the classes In law
and accountancy will begin this week.
The Spring term begins February 4.
The midyear examinations start next
| week.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Justice Jesse G.
A dkins Of the
District Supreme
Court is to ad-
dress the club
Wednesday night
at 8 o'clock in
c opl e y Lounge
on '"The Law as
a Prof e ssion. I"
Justice Adkins is
a member Of the
Georgetown Law
School faculty as
well as q gradu-
ate Of the school.
The president Of
the pathfinders'
Evening star., 1935-01-20
C. u. Gets New Seal.


n 1EW arms and seal for Catholic
M University were officially an
" nounced last week by the
most Rev. James H. Ryan,
Bishop OF Modra and rector
Of the university. The new insignia
were prepared by Pierre de Chaigaron
La Rose of Cambridge, Mass, ma
tionally known specialist in heraldry.
The arms and seal replacing the
traditional university insignia con-
sist in a shield surmounted upon a
circular Gothic structure, indicating
some of the ecclesiastic nature of the
university, which is surrounded by the
phrase "Sigilium Catholicae Univer-
sitatis Americae"-seal of the Catho-
lie University of America. Within
the shield itself, in red, white and
blue color scheme to at once SYM
boliZe the national character of the
university, and the dedication of the
university to the Immaculate Concep-
ton of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the
patronesS of the United States, is a
cross. At the crux of the arms of the
cross structure is placed an open
book, signifying the knowledge to be
gained in a university, with the motto
'Deus Lux Mea Est" inscribed on its
open pages. In the upper right-hand
corner of the shield, in the first can
ton" the crescent is. placed in honor
of the national patroness, the I'M
maculate Conception.
The annual election of officers of
the Washington Chapter of the Ma
tional Catholic University Alumni As
sociation will take place tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock at a dinner
meeting to be held in the Catholic
University dining hall on the campus.
Rev. Walter Plimmer, recently ap-
pointed director of the Harlequins,
dramatic unit at the university, will
give an address.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Columbia Invitation.

A LPHA MU CHAPTER, legal fra
IA ternity at Columbus University,
held an initiation ceremony COR
new members at the Kennedy Warren
yesterday. Nine men from Columbus
University were received into the
chapter.
The ceremonies were followed by q
banquet, during which the honor guest
Of the evening. Claude M. Houchins,
grand president, Sigma Delta Kappa
Evening star., 1935-01-20
A. u. Annual Planned.

CWEEPING changes In the policy Of
~ publishing Aucola, the annual
Of the American University Col
lege of Liberal Arts have been made
this year. 50 as to place on the staff
students from all four classes, instead
Of the junior class only. The editor
will be Junior. Frand Hoadley.
Associate editors are Lucille Stalker
and Betty Wheeler, both juniors. The
art editor is a sophomore, Frances
Page, and advisory editor viii be
Kirkley Coulter, now q senior who
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Schools and Colleges
Events of Interesting Student and Faculty
Act;v;t;es in Washington Leading
Educational Institutions.

men who advise the student members
on the choice of careers upon gradual
ing from COLLEGE
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Jurist at GEORGETOWN,

Jurist at Georgetown.
THE Pathfinder's Club of the senior
l. class at Georgetown University is
addressed at regular intervals by
prominent business and professional
Evening star., 1935-01-20
ment which Is being conducted in the
local schools.
Open House at Howard, ,

Open House at Howard,
THE School of Engineering and
i Architecture, Howard University,
held its midyear "open house" on
the campus. 1t afforded the public
an opportunity to learn of the nature
of work offered by the School of Engi-
neering and Architecture.
The department of civil, electrical
and mechanical engineering included
among the many features of its pro-
gram demonstrations of. motors, gener-
ators, mercury arc rectifiers, torsion,
tension and compression testing ma
chimes as well as surveying equipment.
The department of architecture dis
played drawings, renderings and mod
els for monumental structures, utili-
tartan buildings, low cost housing
projects, interior decoration and other
examples Of the students work.
VIC. L. Enrolment Begins.
DEAN GRACE HAYS RILEY Of
- Washington College of Law an
nounces that registrations are
now being received for the second
semester, which opens on February 4,
and indications point to a large en-
rollment. The opening Of this semes-
ter marks the beginning of the fortieth
year of the college.
Afternoon classes from $40 to z
o'clock have been conducted for years.
In 1929 a day division was inaugu-
rated, and full four-year graduate
course is now being maintained in the
morning hours, to IL. A new feature
this year was the addition of an eve
ming session from $40 to pm.
Prof. George Kearney, librarian for
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Conversation

Conversation
Principles Of social usage. Spoken
English. Cultivation Of poise.
Excellent reading course. Topics
of classic and modern culture.
Tuesday at 8 Pm.
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among the guests, the meeting being
held in the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity
house.
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Expression

Impersonation. Story telling.
Platform art. One-act play and
m nologue for Interpretation.
Excellent course for artistic release,
Thursday at PM.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Individual Psychology
Problems Of personal efficiency.
Compensation for the inferiority
complex. Analysis Of the friction
in life. Removal Of blind spots. "
Building self-esteem.
Private Hourse Only.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Educational Backgrounds
Brief intensive survey Of ele-
mental sociology, literature, psy-
chology. A general culture course
for mental stimulus.
Wednesday at s PM.
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Continued on Fifth Page.)
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Vocal Technique
English

Grammar. Rhetoric. Compo-
sition. Correction Of common
errors. Vocabulary building. Cor
respondence. Mastery of your
mother tongue.
Thursday at 8 PM.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

vEW arms and seal for Catholic
University were officially an
nounced last week by the
most Rev. James H. Ryan,
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Membership limited. Each
course meets for two hours once
week. Glass or private instruction.
Readers or speakers sent out on
request. Visitors welcome. Write
for catalogue.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-07-11
THE PUBLIC FRIEND.


We have heard much of late about
the Public Enemies The United States
government is pursuing certain con-
spicunus characters whom it declares to
be Pubic Enemies, and it has disposed
of several conspicuous figures in that
class There is whole army of Public
Enemies with whom the country has to
contend, and many of them have never
seen the inside of any prison.
Meanwhile we should recognize that
we also have great many Public
Friends, as we'll as Public Enemies,
and warm tributes should be paid them,
and people should be encouraged to
qualify for this class. What are the
characteristics of the Public Friend2
The Public Friend believes he must
take some share of the labors of carry
ing on community work in his home
town. II he is asked to take. some office