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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-17
5 City Persons Hurt as
Car, Crowded Off Road,
Rams Into Signal Post
Auto Crashes Into Concrete Abutmen in 1900 Block on
Madison av; Several Others Injured in
Accidents: Girl in Hospital

early today when auto crowded
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-17
NotabIeS Pay Tribute

Fred Stone and Col. Roscoe
Turner were principal actors in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-17

Much of it would not have been
made if he had followed his first
plan of coming to Washington to
personally against the Wheeler
Rayburn bill But his lawyers ad-
vised him that if he did SO the New
York court would insist on sending
a doctor to re-eXamine him, and
might require his presence in New
York.
TeIegramS on Record
AS a result the committee has in
its possession kilograms from Hop
son to his attorneys, to B. B. Rob-
inson. one of his representatives
here, to William Randolph Hearst,
and to officials of his company and
other companies.
Senator Hugo Black placed in the
record yesterday long series OF
kilograms dated Feb. /, the day the
New York court received the GER
tificate of Hopson's illness. The
kilograms we're addressed to A. @.
& E. associates, giving orders and
discussing company analrs IN de-
tail.
You had a pretty active day the
dav you were sick, didn't you?" said
Senator Black.
The committee went over with
Hopson, again, his philosophy in re-
gard to placing advertising in news
papers which he considered friendly
and those he considered unfriendly.
In one telegram Hopson said L
am inclined to think we should
Withhold patronage from this paper
(the New York Times) in line with
our former practice"
No Luck With Scripps- Howard
HAS it not been the practice of
YOUR company to refrain from adj
vertising in papers which printed
things you considered unfavorable? ?
said Senator Black.
We'll, we've had advertising in
the Scripps- Howard papers, but I've
never read anything in them favor
able to the utilities" Hopson said.
Other kilograms showed that ne
recommended increased advertising
in the Hearst papers, and sent a
long series of kilograms to William
Randolph Hearst in regard to the
utility fight and the danger OF
dictatorship"
A message to the president of the
Florida Public Service Co. expressed
regret that both Florida Senators
voted for the death sentence" but
said Il realize you did your best
Congratulations for Moore
In another telegram he suggested
that Senator A. Henry Moore ID,
N. j. ought to be congratulated for
his stand against the Administra-
ton.
The kilograms mentioned several
new attorneys not previously listed
as retained by Associated Gas and
Hopson told the committee he
thought his company must have
about 20 in all.
Name them" said Senator Black.
uOpcOro named half dozen in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-17
Papers Scattered Around

There we're papers. maps and per-
sonal affects scattered all around.
Most of them were soggy with salt,
mud and water
Mr.. Rogers dollar watch was still
running.
Wills glasses. so familiar to all
who had seen him on the stage and
screen or in newspaper photographs.
also were unbrOken.
The watch said II was $50 a. m.
alaskan time.
Although one Of the ESkimos said
there had been an explosion, We
couldn't find any evidence of It.
We believe the ship just failed TO
bank on a takeoff. the right wing
crumbling as it hit the water
We placed the bodies in native
oomiaS and towed it to Barrow
Covering the bodies with white
sheets, we took them TO the hOSpi-
tai, then went 10 the wireless Office
to send the news of the tragedy to
the world.
Both Killed Instantly
DR.. Henry w. Greist. in charge of
the hospital here, performed a sim
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-17
Both Killed Instantly

DR.. Henry w. Greist. in charge of
the hospital here. performed a SIM
Evening star., 1935-01-13

50 permits It's dimensions to be varied
at will" ,
Go back year or % to the six-
cylinder Napier, an English importa-
ton, and We md that It features
placing as much useful weight as pos
sihle over the driving wheels, to pre-
vent shppage between wheels and the
road surface. This = somewhat
analogous to the recent trend toward
pushing motor weight forward Over
the steering wheels, but Napier In its
early version featured one of the
longest hoods In all motor history and
pressure feed to the carburetor. II
also used an air regulator. hydraulic.
ally operated.
History teaches that We are not
going too fast with our Developments.
We may Be travelling entirely too
slowly. Even schoolboys seem to
know what makes the wheels 60
round.
(Copyrieht. 1881
Evening star., 1935-01-13
WINTER BUYING
HAS ADVANTAGES
Hudson Motor Co. Presidsnt
Points Out Amount Of De-
probation Saved.

Roy d. Chaplin, president Of the
Hudson Motor Car Co.. says that the
automobile buyer Is finding much 70
encourage him IN making . Winter
purchase Of . new car.
motor cars" he continues, ARE
now % well equipped with automatic
choke2 car heaters, draftles veutila-
ton. thermostatic control on radiators
and other real cold weather comforts
that the pleasure Of Winter driving
has been greatly enhanced.
Even convertible coupes ere 20 well
sealed against the elements that, while
they are beautiful open models In good
weather. they serve equally veil under
rain or Snow conditions.
Another factor Of interest to buy
ers II that, where new models are
brought out at the end Of the year, IN
early purchase saves quite an amount
Of depreciation as against Q purchase
In the Summer, for the depreciation
In value runs from the time the model
Is first shipped from the factory
Evening star., 1935-01-13
:1935EXPER|MENTS
MORE MODERATE
Too Much Standardization
: Feared by Radical Old.
! Timers.

Any fears that the modern auto
motive engineer is exceeding the de-
veIopment limit in the creation OF
new designs and innovations are Ger
tain to be checked Is the motoring
public comes to realize that expert
mentation has been more moderate
than in pioneer days. At no time in
recent years have there been as many
Innovations served up to the motor
ast as in the days when every car
called for the intimate attention Of
q mechanic.
Instead Of fearing too much tam
.pering with car design, the best in
formed observers today view with some
alarm the tendency toward too much
Standardization. The same fearless
ness evidenced by early engineers Is
nov felt to be greatly needed for the
further development Of car design.
Nothing to Compare.
The present year Is generally con-
eidered to be an outstanding one In
point Of the importance and number
Of improvements, yet there Is nothing
in the 1895 specifications to compare
with the radical nature Of such 1900
innovations as the first front-mounted
power plant, the first automobile
speedometer, wheel steering and auto
matte spark advance. The following
two years brought such improvements
rs shaft drive, the use Of chrome
nickel steel, three-point engine sup
port and the first four-cylinder en-
eine in regular production.
Since 1882 motordom has wit
messed the debut Of automatic shock
absorbers, the centrifuse brake drum.
Anti-backf1re traps. automatic chok-
Ing and starting, extremely low-pres-
sure tires, the vacuum operated
clutch, power brakes and Independent
springing, but what are these by COM
parison with some Of the changes that
took place in the earlier days? The
years from 1908 to 1907, inclusive.
brought shock absorbers. automatic
carburetors, the first straight-eight
motor in q racing car. blower cooling,
engine lubrication under pressure, the
magnetic, the universal tire rim,
sleeve-valve motors, ignition locks, the
single drop frame. the spring bumper,
yibrator-type horns, woven asbestos
lining for brakes, air brakes and
clutch control, demountable rims and
the magnetic drag type Of speedom-
eter.
Sfmplified Affair.
Today's automobile may be in
genious, but the history of its fore
fathers shows that 1t is really quite a
simplifed affair. For example. there
was the early Panhard engine, with
its individual cylinders, capable Of
turning out 80 horsepower. A 1904
Panhard racing car. with 100-horse-
power motor, carried slanted, point
ed hood. very suggestive of the latest
sort Of front-end styling. Renault,
with its radiator next the cowl, was
another of the early extremists. At
one Of the exhibits at st. Louis the
ingenious Panhard controller, built
into the steering steering wheel, was
exhibited.
In an early appearance competi-
ton" Q Mercedes with q Vedrine body
Evening star., 1935-01-13
WEIGHT HELD CAUSE

Don't suspect the motor Of your
heavier car Of having excessive loss
Of compression II It does not seem
to check the speed Of the car when
lifting your foot from the accelerator
ct higher speed. The weight Of the
car has . tendency to make COM
preston braking less noticeable. II
Q light car has . compression ratio
Of SIS to its motor hraking viii be
more noticeable than . heavy car
with q ratio Of 6.6 to I.
Evening star., 1935-01-13

made its public bow. It belonged to
one of the Drexels and carried such
innovations as luggage space ON the
roof, airplane-type tenders, running
boards detached from the tenders and
curved glass in the tonneau inclosure.
Remember, it was the Lozier that IL
troduced special arrangement where
by It was impossible to SHIFT from
one gear combination to another with
out flrst declutching. The Matthew
son carried water-cooled brakes.
The Mercedes benxne car was un-
usual in many ways. Quoting from
the Automobile Review Of that day.
the issue of July 16, 1904, we learn
that I'm order to generate the ex-
ploSiye benMne mixture. . gaSi{1er
with nozzle and piston regulation has
been fitted to the motor. The nozzle
regulation consists of Q spindle with
q steep, nat thread, arranged ver-
tically above the ine-admitting
nozzle, being lowered and lifted BY
means Of q small lever from the
drivers seat, thus being approached
more or less to the mouth Of the ben
zine nozzle" The description Of the
operation Of the power transmission
in this amazing car Is hardly under
standable.
Back in 1904.
Believe 1t or not, back In 1904 Q
catalogue for Panhard and Levassor
automobiles had this to say about its
products bodies:
1.-THE frame Is made Of armored
wood. This has the advantage over
q steel frame, that, being equally
tight, 1t Is nevertheless stronger, and
Evening star., 1935-01-13

Removal Of the accident prone"
driver from the streets By rigid appli-
cation Of the Tfafnc Bureaus right
to revoke licenses y advocated BY the
Keystone Automobile Club q . long
step In the direction Of street and
hiehway safety IN the District of
Columbia.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
CHECK OIL LEVEL
II Too High Lubricant May Leak
on to Brakes.

One Of the important points In
luhricating the rear end Of Q car d
TO see' that the on e ieveled In the
dinerential case. II this level b too
high thers d . good possibility Of
lubricant working out 70 the brakes.
Whenever having wheels removed, -
for refining or cleaning brakes, be
sure to check the grease rstainers. A
set Of four for IN expensive ear costs
but -. There Il no more logical
time 70 make this replacement.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
List of Exhibitors and Products At Auditorium Motor Cor SOu

products display Washington
u Nineteenth northwest, follows
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21

mex. Havi 20 cent havi dij
mellett tagja lehet minden
gyermek, megkereszteleset6l
kezdve 16 ewes korig $500 ha-
laleseti segelyre van biztosit-
va A Is ewes kor betoltese
utan tagja lehet a feln0tt
osztalynak (valtozas). A be-
alias es a havi fizetesnel mind
azon tagok, Xix a hetedik kon-
vencioig a Szovetseglnknek
tagjai, k0teles havi $500
fizetni, de akik 1936-tol a Szo-
vetsegiinkbe beakarnak allni,
azoknak kell, hogy korszerint
alljanak be.
Lehet 500 dollartol 1000 dol
larig beallni es albany ewes,
mikor beall, aszerint fizet mig
el. De nincsen k0telezve be-
tegsegelyre. Felvesziink tago-
kat 16 eyes kortol 60 ewes ko-
rig. A betegsegelynel is van
valtozas. so cent elleneben fl
zetuink heti $500 betegsegelyt.
Es elhataroztuk, hogy, minden
i ev september ;havabans1lesz
! keruleti gyulesunk; egy lesz
keleten egy lesz delen, egy
nyugaton, es egy eszakon. Icy
tobb eredmenyt velink elerni,
es Gorog Kath. Sz0vetsegiin-
ket jobban terjeszteni.
Az eddig ervenyben levo
gyono-kartya a j0v6ben mem
lesz k0telez6 senkire, minden
testver oda mehet gyonni
ahova akar.
Tudatom testvereimmel,
hogy mink a Clevelandban
SzekelO ROmal eS GOrOg kath.
Sz0vetseggel semmifele ossze-
k0ttetesben mem vagyunk. A
mi Szovetsegunk neve: Scent
'Gy0rgy Magyar Gor0g Kath.
Szovetseg. Tagja lehet min
den katholikus, aki elismeri a
Rmnai Szentszeket. B6vebb
felvilagositassal szivesen SOL
gal Balogh Istvan, Campbell,
Ohio es Lengyel Peter, 22O8
Donald Ave. Youngstown, O.,
mint delegatusok es a 12-ik
osztaly tisztikara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21

Az amerikai magyar sport
eletnek nagy szenzacioja van.
Hamarosan k0riinkbe erkezik
a hatalmas ereju VARY SAN
DOR, Budapest nehezsulyu
birkozobajnoka, aki Magyar
orszag szineit fogja kepviselni
a new york; es philadelphia
nagy birkoz6versenyeken, de
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Newark
Trenton es mas magyarlakta
varosokban is. bernutatkozik-
A magyar atleta november
28-an erkezik meg a new yorkf
kikot6be. A leirasokbol es q
fenykepekb6l egy magyar da-
Lat latunk magunk el6tt, ali
26 esztendos hat lab magas,
200 font sulyu. Hozza van
szokva nagy nemzetkozi csa-
takhoz, t0bbek kozott Musso-
lini birkozoi es boxoloi ellen
is kepviselte a magyar nem-
yeti szineket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
MAGYAROK EApTARA

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
null kozoliuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy ir1tez-
menyek muiatsagait, 0ssze-
jOveteleit, stb. - mem tobb
mint 2 h6nappal elore is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es arnelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
November 23-an, szOmbaton
a nilesi Verhovay 1O6-ik fiok
Katalin Balja a West Street,
Time Hallban.
November 24-en, vasarnap
a Wun. Club tancmulatsaga a
West Sidei Magyar Hazban.
November 24-en, vasarnap
a SIT. Istvan r. X. Egyhaz ju-
bilaris sziniel0adasa a South
High School Auditoriumaban,
November 3O-an, szombaton
a campbelli Kultur Kor Masz-
ka Balja, az Italian Hallban.
November 49,, 20, 3O-an a
Fuggetlen Ref. Egyhaz evi
nagy bazarja a w. 8. Magyar
Hazban.
December l en-, vasarnap
este 8:15-kor ''Nagy 0r0kseg''
Kiraly Emo szintarsulata a
CLANCY High-school Auditori-
umban.
December Is en- Advent es-
tie a Fuggetlen Ref. Egyhaz-
nal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
REFORMATUS EGYLET

A Youngstown, o., Magyar
Ref. Egyhazi Ferfi es N6i Bs.
Egylet folyo no 24-en, a rank
kovetkez6 vasarnap delutan 2
oral kezdettel tariff rendes
havi gyuleset. Keretnek a
tagok minel nagyobb szamban
megjelenni. Egyben felhivom
az ujonnan beallani szandeko-
zok figyelmet, hogy beallasi
dij ne1ktil veszunk fel vi ta-
gokat. Orvosi felveteli ivert
forduljanak Szabo P. Istvan
elnokhoz, 534 Tyandalle Ave.
vagy Menyhert Janos titkar-
hoz,, 40 Emery st.
Menyhert JdnoS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
E S E M E N Y E K
{ Folytatas az 1-s0 OldaIroU

4 Dinon-ddnOna, dd1om-dinon1,
Erre-arra forg6 hidon
Elpessett a r6ssds rokolydm.
A n6ta veg es, hogy: "hol a
magyar Mnu?"
Ere perdul el6 Mary az
anIerikai drvaldny. pontosan
ugy 0ltosue. ahogy Pistu leirta
Julist es hangos kidltdssal top
pan a tdncolok k0se:.
- lit a magyar ldnyl
Anaint megpillantja Pista a
Julisnak olt0s0tt Maryt, lelken-
desUe rOh1n hOssd:.
- Julis!
De Mary elhdritja az 0lelest,
ami i1kdbb Julisnuk ss6lt meg,
mint neki es busongDa elnaegy.
PistG uzonban, ukinek sszUeben
n1dr lobog a triss, veysetes
sserelenl, elkeseredve k0ny0k6l
q flusk6 nzelIe es keserUeben
11ulutni kesd. A 1oulatdsba7a
Observation-Disclosures Fenyery is es
ebben a nulat6 jelenetbep sci
Dettep6en szep n6tdkat enekel-
nek az Or0k sserelemr0z, reqi
Dildgr6l, vi Dildgr6l, muakds
sorSokr0l.
K0sben ossladosnak a pitni-
kes0k. Mary is JON egg kosdr-
raj. A ssinen kitdrt tarUkkal
tut eleje Pista::
- Marykdm!
Mary boldogan nez a 1egeny
ssemebe es ssol:.
- Ne ss6lj hossdm Iyen
ssepen, Pista, inert letessen
ezt q k0surut.
Is uegll is csuEuyyun 1etessi
a kosarut =.
| A harmddk te,Donds nad1
1935-ben t0rtenik egg elegdns,
aagyudrosi etteremben. AZ egy-
let-ulupit6 Burd6cz Istudn 1rao-
Acdju tartju lukodulmdt. 0reg
legenyek a D6tslyek. As0k,
alcik meg eletben Dnnnak az
1lapit6k k0sIl. Legitjubb Bar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
SHARON, FARRELL Is K0RNYEKE

bankett. A ITALIAN mindenki
altal kedvelt csirkepaprikas es
sok jo mas etelek kerultek az
asztalokra, amelvekert nem-
csak en-, de mindazok, akik
ettek belole, dicsertek a Mrs.
Szalai, Mrs. Pal S., Mrs. Kiss,
Mrs. uDruttya, Mrs. Horvath,
Mrs. Kuti, Mrs. Fiilop es Mrs.
Hideg szakacsnek jo es izletes
vacsorajat.
A bankett folyaman az egy-
.hazak es egyletek kikildott
kepviseloi, valamint a sajto-
kepviseloi is felszolaltak. A
Rom. Kath. Egyhaz neveben
beszeltek Father Jeromos es
Smegal Andras, a Ref. Egy-
haz es a helyi Rakoczi Beteg-
segelyz6 Egylet 48-ik osztaly
neveben Fonagy Janos; a Yer
hovay helyi 26-ik fiok neve-
ben Hanzli Pal; a Rom. kath.
MOI Egylet neveben Szakacs
Gy0rgyne;; a farrelli Lorantffy
Zsuzsanna Noegylet neveben:
Biro Jozsefne; a sharpsvillei
-171-ik Verhovay fiok neveben
Takacs Peter; a youngstown
108-ik es 21-ik Verhovay flo
kok kepviseloi is udv0zletuket
tQlmacsoltak az unnepl0 ma
gyarsagnak.
A bankett utan Prayer Jen6
radios zenekaranak k0zremu-
k0dese mellett tancra perdil-
tex, nemcsak a fiatalok, de
meg az id6sebbek is, es a zene
annyira tetszett mindenkinek
thogy~ a mulat6 koz0nseg csak
a hajnali orakban bucsuzott
tel Mr.. Pragert6l, azon remeny-
ben, hogy r0videsen ismet az
8 zenekara fogja mulattatni
a Sharon es Farrelli' k0z0n-
seget~ a Magyar Hazban.
Tud6sitasom vegen pedig
[engedtessek meg, hogy egyle-
think neveben halas k0sz0ne-
TENET -nyilvanitsam az egyha-
fzak, oegYetek, valamint azok
rkepvisel6inek, szives megje-
Elenesukert es szives adoma-
Enyaikert. Ugyszinten a nagy-
[szamu kozonsegnek, xix jelen-
lletukkel az unnepely fenyet
jenleftek.
Fogadjak kOsz0netiinket
mindazok, Xix az epitesi id6
alatt "a murikaban segedkez-
tex, kijszonet "a hirdetes seer
zoknek les a rgytjt6 moi tag
5ainknak, ugyszinten az ada
kozoknak is. K0szonet a ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
tjNNEP UTAN.

SHARON, Pa. - Egy kisse
megkesve bar, de meg kell en-
litenem 1885 november no
Sat. Ez a datum bizonyara
sokaig megmarad Sharon
Farrell es kornyeke magyar
saganak e1nlekeben. Ugyanis
ezen a napon lett megnyitpa
es felavatva az a Haz, amely-
ert az itteni magyarsag hosz-
szu-hosszu id0n, eyeken at ia
radozott. FelepUlt a Magyar
Haz.
A farrelli Elso Magyar Bs.
Egvlet ez ev elejen 'magaeva
tette az eszrnet s r0vid negy
es felhonap alatt megvalo-
suit az a heiy, ahol minden j6
magyar otthoniasan erezheti
magat- Tehat 96r0miinnepe
volt a magyarsagnak a fenti
datum.
Az unnepely delutan 4 Ora
kor vette kezdetet nagyszamu
k0zonseg jelenleteben, xix
Prayer Jeno Radios :zenekafa-
max kiserete mellett ;ele1mkel-
TEX az ".A1nerica"-t.
Kuti Tamas eln0ki 1megnyi-
toja utan, Marks II. Benjamin
magyar szarmazasu igyved
mint ceremonial mester bemu-
tatja ]. Fred Thomas, Sharon
polgarmesteret es Joseph a.
Franek farrelli 'polgarmes-
tert, Xix varosaik neveben lid
v0zl1k a nagyarsagut les ea2
egyletet.
Utanuk az angel 'iinnepl
beszedet Thomas c. Cochran
volt congressman tartUtta. "A
pittsburgh konzuli ,irodatol
Henrik Hobek volt az, raki ma
gyar es angel beszedet ;i1tezett
a koz0nseghez.
A Magyar Haz avatasi be.
szedet az egylet egyik .afapitt
tagja, Jozsa Karoly tartotta
Angel beszedet tartottak
Nemenyi Mikes Ern1, az
Amerikai Magyas, Hirlap seer
keszt6je, Green Sander es
George H. Rowiy. L0vfnger
Sandornt II zongoraszamai es
= Zsamboky A. Tivadar re1aaek
hegedlijateka, valamint a
sharoni es farrell Da1kOr
enekszamai nagyban gazda-
gitottak az nnnepely prog
ramjat.
A magyar himnusz elenek-
lese utan kezdetet vette a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21

gyar kiszolga1o 1eanyokr1ak,
XIX igyekeztek azon, hogy a
vendegeket ke1loen kiszolgal-
jak.
Es isrnete1ve mUndunk kO-
SzOnetet a fentebb emIitett
szakacsnoknek, XIX ait j6
es izletes vacsorat, = amely-
mex ize biaonyara sokaig
em1ekeZetes 1esz - keSZitettek
sZamunkra. Szoval kOSzOnet
mindenkinek, akit az i1let.
#
Arnidon ezen kOszOnetemet
nyilvanitom, ugyan akkor ke-
rem az itteni es kornyeki ma
gyarsagot, hogy az az 0rom es
szeretet, amely november no
San lit megnyi1vanult, mind
vegig maradjon meg k0z5t-
think.
KHfi T1m1s.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21

d6cs Istvdn nagy ndssajdn-
dekot kap a ldkomdn. Maga a
Verhovay Segely Egylet es a
ndssajdndek, hissen legitjabb
Bard6cs a legujabb nemsede-
ket ssemelyeSiti meg.
Boldog sep este a laksi es
eppen a n,uri kell6 kOsepen
erkesik meg az akroniak kill
d0ttsege. Vi djdndekkal. Sok-
sok III taggal. Pompds cerem6-
nidval tolyik te a tuguuatds es
legvegll felhangsik a legends
n1ult enalekeib6l vdl6 karenek,
- most nadr Verhovay-hina-
nusz, anait nldr az egess ssin-
pad es a k0s0nseg is enekel.
A dalok igasdn gy0ny0ruek,
Fdsy Istudn ssersewenyei.
Es a darab n1esSje. ugy
k0rUlbelul. Mert terpeszetesen
sok n1ds egyeb is t0rtenik a
darGbbGn. PeIddul a Fenyery
lvdn S0rsd, aki urisorb6l lett
bdnydSs eS astdn a naupkds
megbecsill6 sseplelkii bardtja a
d0lg0so en1bereknek. Debit
nem naondhatok Ell lit min
dent. .,
Asert ir6dott a dardb, hogy
mindenki nesse meg. Kirdly
Emo kitun6 tdrsulata uiszi
k0rutra. A bemutato dissel0-
adds noDenaber 17-en volt a
clevelandi Masonic Auditorium
ban. Actin asonnal megkesd6-
u0tt a k0rut a "VerhoUay
-Ssinhdssal" a jubIdns egylet
Ssindarabjdvdl, amt esennel
ri is testdlok az en- kedves
magyar testveretn,re, a YER
hovay Egylet dolgos nepere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
VERHOVAY 1O8-IK FI0K

A Verhovay 108-ik osztaly
beteg tagjai:
Varga Janos 1647 Midland
Ave. Gillingham Ferencne.
655 Erie st. Jelenleg a varosi
korhazban van.
Turner J6sSef, titkar
lis Manchester Ave.
TelefOn 91O59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
A SCENT GY0RGY
SZ0YETSEG HIREI

Beszamolas a Scent sGyorgy
Magyar Cor. Kath. Szovetseg
hetedik konvenciojarol, ame-
lyet Perth Amboy, N. J.-ben,
oktober 13-tol 16-ig tartottak.
A konvencio hatarozatairol,
mint a kikiildott delegatusok,
a november 10-en megtartott
havi gyilesen el0adtak volna
a Sz0vetsegink jo allasat, ugy
anyagilag, mint erk0lcsileg, de
valami hiba Matt, a helybeli
lap mem k0zolte a felhivasun-
kat es a gyilesen nagyon ke-
vesen vettek reszt.
Els6ben is a vagyoni ALA
sunk keszpenzben $13O,1O4 es
ingatlan vagyonunk hazakban
$41 900, 0sszes vagyonunk
tehat kitesz $171, ,1O4, es a
tagletszamunk jelenleg 1851,
mig az ifjusagi osztaly letsza-
ma 301, melynek kul0n kezelt
vagyona koriilbelul $4,000.
Valtozasok az ifjusagi osz-
talyban ezutan lesz, mihelyt
az vi alapSzabalyok megielen-