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Evening star., 1936-04-12

SLOOP. Marconi rig 1s it., Rudder's Sea
Gun completely eauipped. ~ years old;
Davis Boat House. between Prince and
Duke sts.. Alexandra.
BANFIELD-All mahogany: raised deck;
$40 600; speed cruiser; 32x9; 225 h. p.
Ker;nath: forward cockpit; Lux fire equip
meet; chromium hardware; four berths.
best. Address Box 139-E. Star office.
FOR sALE@Metal rowboats; bargain. r.
s. Clinton. 9O3 Water st. s.w
YACHT BROKER-List your boat for sale
with me. or tell me what sort of a boat
you want r. s. Clinton. 903 Water st. s.w
CABIN CRUISER MOTOR BOAT-Excel-
lent condition; built 1881: Gray engine;
toilet. Phone Lincoln 1915.
AUTOMOBILE MoToRs-133-h.p: Hup-
mobile. SIS; Durant six. IA L Continental.
SIS: Flint six. IA U Continental. SIS;
Chrysler so. S15 also four and six cylin-
der Chevrolet motors. Henry L. Poole,
1912 11th St Sc.
CHRYsLER 6-cyl. engs. ,ttwo); good con-
dition; $50; no reasonable cash offer re-
fused. Phone Lincoln 9471-R. See Engi-
neer. Yale Laundry.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
ALLAND0AN J0K A
MUNKAWSzONYOK
A heten is 80 szazalekos az
iizem. Az augusztusi kila-
tasok is javultak

A Youngstown keriilet acel
gyaraiban meg mindig 80 sza-
zalekos uzemmel mennek a
gyarak, ami tekintettel a rem
desen gyenge nyari szezonra
kitun0nek mondhato.
Dacara annak, hogy az
automobil acel rendelesek
megcs0kkentek es nem is var
hato augustus vegeig ma
gyobb rendeles ett6l az ipar-
tol a t0bbi acelt hasznalo
iparok rendelesei jobbak mint
valaha. Az epit6 ipar is ja-
vu'ni kezd, valamint a vas
utak rendelesei is nagyobbak.
Exert AIT hiszik, hogy au-
gusztusra sem varhato ma
gyobb munka- -csokkenes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
YOUNGSTOWN
R0v|D HIREK

w. j. Hill Albany, N. Y.
Youngstownban ismeretlen
volt, de hallotta hiret, hogy
valahol 5 centert nagy pohar
sort lehet kapni es erdekl6 6d0tt
utana az East Federal St.-ten.
Akadt is egy szives ajax, aki
ajanlkozott megmutatni ait a
helyet, beiiltette Hill-t a gep-
jebe, elvitte a varos hataraba,
elvette a nala lev6 tiz dollart
es kidobta a gepb6l.
A Sharon Steel Corporation,
Sharon, Pa. telepe egy hetre
lezarja telepet augustus 19-
t6l 26-ig. Hogy az 0sszes mum
kasok egyszerre kapjak fize-
teses szabadsagukat, kveve a
gepeszek, javitok es villany
szerelok, hogy az alatt az lido
alatt a szikseges javitasokat
elvegezzek.
Alfred Landon, a Republika-
nus elnok jel0lt w. Middlesex,
Pa. szIletesi helyen augustus
21 vagy 22-en kezdi meg a
szonoki korutjat.
A Youngstown Sugar Bowl
344 w. Federal St.-i ital uzlet
tulajdonosat a multi vasarnap
ejjel ,kiraboltak. Elvettek t6le
a het vegi bevetelt, t0bb mint
$4,000. A. rabl6k megvartak
a bezarasi id6t es husz dolla-
rossal fizettek. amig a tulaj-
donos, John Cummings, a
safe-b6l a valtopenzt kereste
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23

el6, addig a rablok elovettek
a revolvereiket, ARA kenysze-
ritettek, hogy az 0sszes oft
lev6 penzt ada at nekik es
ezzel a hatso alton elmene-
kiiltek.
Az Egyeslilt Allamok ma
ponta ket vi repiil6gepet va
sarol a kil0nboz6 gyaraktol
a hadsereg hasznalatara.
A Nature newt ondonban
megjelen6 havi foly6irat, ket
hires magyar orvos ujabb fel-
.Folytatas az silk oldalcHI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23

Az idei 11-ik Magyar Napot
vasarnaphoz egy hetre tartja
a youngstown es K0rnyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga az Idora Park
ban.
Az idei Magyar Nap eseme-
nyeit ugy terveztek, hogy a
kozonseg, a feln6ttek, ifjak es
gyermekek jol erezzek magu-
kat es egy napra effective a
minden napi elet nehezsegeit
.es klizdelmeit jol kirnulassa
magat csaladiaval es isner6-
seivel.
Az Idofa Park kiilonosen al
.kallnas A Magyar Nap meg
tartS 81 Fatalmas szin-
haz Dhelye bizonyara
NY Rss1s'lE aelasssi Il
mtisort yegig nezzek. A kelle-
mes es kenyelmes tribiinokkel
felszerelt sport palyan futball
es baseball merkozesek, ire
fas es komoly versenyek lesz-
mex.
A gyonyoru nagy tancterem-
ben el0sz0r nagy amerikai az
tan magyar tanc zenekar huz-
"a maid a notakat a tanchoz.
A Heidelberg Gardenben ma
gyar zene fog szolani egesz
delutan es este. OFT ke-
nyelmes asztalok mellett j6
sor es ennivalot fogyaszthat
a kozonseg.
Az arnyas piknik helyen
kenyelmes asztalok, nyilt tuz-
hely stb. all azok rendelkeze.
sere, akik az ennivalot kosar.
raj hozzak maguknak es csa.
ladjuknak. A park minden.
fele szorakoztato eSzk0zei pc.
dig mulatsaggal szolgalnal
feln6tteknek es gyermekek.
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
AZ OSzT0ND|JAK
tDEI NYERTESE|
Vass Alma Maria Is Tor0k
Sander egyenkent SYST
kapnak a Magyar Napon. A
Nagybizottsag gyiilese


A magyar szarmazasu anne
rikai ifjusag partolasara a
Youngstown Egyhazak es Egy
letek Nagybizottsaga az iden
imnar masodszor ket 0szt0n-
diiat es pedig egyenkent rs
dollarost ad a ket legjobb
high schoolt vegzo magyar
szarmazasu tanulonak, hogy
magasabb tanulmanyaik meg
kezdeseben segitsek 0ket.
A Nagybizottsag multi csu-
tortoki szepen latogatott gyu-
lesen a tisztikar bemutatta a
beerkezett 0t osztondij kerel-
met. Azok felolvasasa utan a
Nagybizottsag alaposan szem-
ugyre vette a high school BIZ
zonyitvanyokat es ezen az ala
pom ket dijat Vass Anna
Marianak, iii. Vass Janos
leanyanak, aki apolononek
keszil es T0rok Sandornak,
T0rok Jozsef fianak itelte
oda. Ennek a ket magyar
szarmazasu fiatalnak csaknem
tiszta kittno bizonyitvanya
volt.
A Nagybizottsag sajnalja,
hogy mem oszthatott XII tobb
dijat, de a palyazati feltetelek
szerint a dijak a ket legjobb
tanulot illettek meg. Mind
ket ifju tagja magyar egyhaz-
max es magyar egyleteknek.
Szolgaljon az idei palyazat
buzditasul a j0v0 eyre, inert
latszik, hogy kitiin6 bizonyit-
vany kell ahhoz, hogy az 0sz-
tondijakat elnyerjek.
Az 0szt0ndijakat a Magyar
Nap delutani musoranak kere-
teben nyujtja at a Nagybizott-
sag.
A Magyar Nap iigyein Xviii
amelyekr6l mashol szamolunk
be, a Nagybizottsag kikiild0tt
egy bizottsagot es pedig Ft.
Mundweil Janost, ozv. Mihok
Sandornet es Gagyi Janost,
hogy erdekl6dj0n az irant, le-
hetseges lesz-e a Magyar Egye-
temi Enekkart Youngstownba
hozatni. A bizottsag a sep
temberi gyilesen tesz maid
jelentest.
A k0vetkez6k voltak jelen:
Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Egyhaz: Ress Jozsef, Brogly
F'erenc, Scent Gyorgy Egyhaz:
Fedor Janos, Kovacs Miklos;
Greg Ref. Egyhaz: Kovacs
Elek; Baptista Egyhaz:: Gula-
csi Istvan; Scent Istvan Egy-
let: Habodasz Gustav, Gober
Janos; 0reg Amerikas: Danish
Jozsef, Horvath Vilmos; Scent
Gyorgy Szovetseg: Hajdu 10
zsef, Legeny Ferenc; Bridge
porti Szovetseg: Gagyi Janos,
Borbely Janos; Demokrata
K0r: Franks Emo; Pro Hun
garia: Mihok Sandorne; Yer
hovay 1O8-ik fiok: Nemenyi M.
Emo, Turner Jozsef, Tatar
Istvanne;; w. S. Polgari Kor:
Tausz Gy. Bella, Lengyel P.
Lajos; Ref. Egylet: Csette
Sandorne; Varosi Polgari K0r
Mixich Gaspar. osszesen Ia
testiilet % kepvisel6vel.
Pdttag: Rev. MundWeil ia
nos. Vendeg: Csette Sander,
Franks Ern6ne es Bonz Janos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
Mt. B0TTY JANOS.
MECERKEzETT
Az vi reformatus lelkeszt Is
nejet meleg szeretettel 70.
gadtak vasarnap

A Youngstown magyarsag
es klilon0sen a Mahoning Ave.
Ev. Ref. Egyhaz kozonsege er-
tekes es tehetseges vezet6 en-
bert nyert Mt. B0tty Janos vi
reformatus lelkesz szemelye-,l
ben.
Vasarnap zsufolasig meg
telt a templom, hogy meghall-
gassa az vi lelkesz elso rendes
Istentiszteletet es este isrnet
teIesen megtelt az egyhaz
terme, amikor egy vacsora ke-
reteben iidvozoltek az vi lei
kesz part.
Mem kivanunk reszleteket
k0z0lni, de annyit megjegy-
zunk, hogy' dicseretes ossze-
tartassal elhataroztak, hogy
elfelejtik a multat es az uj lei
kesz vezetesevel ismet hozza-
kezdenek az egykor oily hatal-
mas es viragzo egyhaz ujja-
epitesehez..
Mt. Botty Janos a zemplen
megyei Szolnocska kozsegben
sziletett 40 eyveI ezel6tt.. Szii-
lei most is oft elnek. Mint Is
ewes flu keriilt AmerikAba
es lit maradt, inert loraini ro-
konai lit akartak iskolaztatni.
Az ifju Botty kozepiskolait
es egyetemi el6tanulmanyait a
tiffini Heidelberg College-ban
vegezte es oman ment a hi
res Princeton Egyetem theolo-
giajara, ahol elnyerte a TIL.
B. cimet es kesobb a Master of
Arts cimet a princetoni egye-
temen kes6bb a new york; Co.
lumbia Egyetemen kesziilt egy
evig a philozofiai doktoratusra
amelyet Ell akar nyerni.
A fatal lelkesz elso szolga-
latat a Conneaut, maid ke-
sobb a Conneaut-Erie hitkoz-
segnel vegezte es oman ke-
rult 10 evvel ezel6tt a Lacka-
wanna, N. Y. hitkozseghez
mint lelkesz. Az aranylag kis
hitkozsegben sep munkat
fejtett XII es lelkeszi teend0i
mellett az ifjusagi osztaly We
zet6je volt egy olyan Com
munity House-ban, mint a
campbelli.
Mt. B0tty Janosne amerikai
sziiletesu magyar no. Leany
koraban Eszterhay Paulanak
hivtak Apja ismert iizlet-
ember volt Conneauton.
B0ttyne is el6szor a Heidel-
berg College-ba jart, maid a
Kent Normal schoolba es egye-
temi tanulmanyait a Buffalo
State Teachers College-ban
vegezte el elnyerve a Bachelor
of Science cirnet. Kes6bb en-
mex a Collegenak tanarnoje
volt.
A Youngstown magyarsag
szivesen latja a tanult es mil
welt vi lelkeszpart es remeli,
hogy amellett hogy hitkozse-
gik lgyeit fejlesztik marad
maid idejiik ARA is, hogy
resztvegyenek a Youngstown
magyarsag k0z0s munkaja-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
Macy kEszUL0DESA MAGYAR NAPRA.
KITUN0 MuSOR, S0k SPORTESE
vARJA A AMACYARSACOT AZ lDORiBAN

Nagybizottsag uolso gyulesen megalapitota msoro-
kat. Ki foga meg 100 fontos sildot? XII maszk fel
a zsros csuszos noznara feltIz0tt szsp dijakert?
Naovszeru enek Is zeneszamok A Magyarok Nasy-
asszonya hitkozseg zenekara lep fel. XII ma
gyar zenekar jatszik. Olcso vacsora Hei-
delberg Gardenben Gyermekeinek is ma
pot szerez, ha elhozza oket az augustus
2-an tartando Magyar Napra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
Town Topics

ULL TIE aUHyU1IUW OOTU UItu
especially the younger peoplc
to think about this gears 18th
annual Hungarian Day, the
gala event of the Mahoning |
and Shenango Valleys.
On August 2nd in Idord
Park so aoell liked By all oar
people this Hungarian Day aDill
be held.
Don't make other plans, but
just one plan.
Make up your mind and
give your date for Idora Park
a Deek from Sunday.
As usual you will haze al
good time. All the dancing you
Uaat. A good American or
chestrn, taoo good Hungarian
orchestras, an excellent prog
ram, the Heidelberg Garden
aDith its 10hole eDening's free
entertainment and dancing. A
reasonably priced good supper.
All the anlusenae7,ts y0u Ddnt:
SaDinanaing races, athletic
events, football game, baseball
game, creased pole climbing,
creased pig catching. All the
fam you a0G1at.
All the Grand Committee is
asking of you is to buy as soon
as possible the official Magyar
Day button. Many people are
selling it. With it you can go
eDerya0here.
Young and old come to Idora
and don't forget the kiddieS.
They are aoaiting for this day
eUery gear.
And While We are on this
subject let us remind you that
taOo OF the young generation
Just out OF school aUill receiVe
SIS each as the Hungarian
peoples gift and help to a
higher education.
From the five aspirants for
the ta0o scholarships the grand
committee aDas bound to select
the taD0 who had the best
record in high school.
If you are in school noao
think OF these prizes. They are
north a0hile. Study hard so
that your examinations Uill
result I'M ercellent records and
then nert gear or the gear
after you Wiu be the proud
youngster to step on the stage
of IdOrd PGrk's Casino and
receive the avards which aOill
help you in the first gear OF
your college education.
We attended t1UO HunQGriG71
affairs last Sunday.
The largest croaDd OF any
picnic so far this gear gath
cred at Barta's Woods for the
Independent church's affair.
The mock a0edding perhaps
had much to do with it, but
aDe suspect that the ercellent
arrangement of these picnics
had Just as much to do pith
the large attendance. We are
glad that the material results
aDere so good. 1t aoiu help this
struggling congregation in no
small 1DGy.
At the other affair a aeW
pastor 1OGs giuen a r0usi1tg
1Delconae to the old Hungarian
reformed church.
Again, aDe aOere not only
glad but somewhat surprised
to see so many there. Not IN
the last eight or 10 gears haze
we seen so many people at an
affair of this church.
The reception given to the
Req. John Botty leads us to
believe that this church so
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23

A Magyar Napon ad talal-
kozot egymasnak Youngstown
Is k6rnyekenek magyarsaga.
Biztosak vagyunk benne, hogy
kint talalkozunk maid a Park
ban, Niles, Warren, Girard,
Hubbard, Sharon, Farrell,
Sharpsville, New Castle, Al
lance, Canton, Akron ma
gvarsagaval. A fiatalok mu-
latnak maid az oregek meg ell
beszelgetnek.
A Nagybizottsag mem ker
mast a magyarsagtol csak AIT,
hogy nindenki negvegye a
Magyar Nap combat arnely-
mex ara Is cent. Ez a Comb
feljogosit az ingyen tanchoz, a
Heidelberg Gardenba valo be
lepeshez, a szirhazi miisorhoz,
Stb. - - Z -'---
A Nagybizottsag a Magyar
Nap jovedelmenek nagyreszet
visszaadja a magyarsagnak.
Segiti raszorulokat, osztokeli
a fiatalsagot a magasabb is
kolaba jarokat, adomanyoz
arviz karosultaknak stb. stb.
A jovedelem tehat igazan
mondhatjuk jotekony magyar
celt szolgal.
Mar eddig 1,400 Comb ke-
rult forgalomba. Vegye meg
jo elore a gombokat azoktol,
akik arusitjak azokat.
A Nagybizottsag a Magyar
Napra meghivta a cleveland
magyar fokonzult, Evans pol
garmestert, Lyons es Gessner
birakat, Davey kormanyzot es
Bricker allami f6iigyeszt
(igazsagigyi n1inisztert). Raj
TUX kivul biztosan lesz sep
es elokelo amerikai kozOnSeg,
amely minden evben felkeresi
a Magyar Napot, inert azon
! jol erzi magat.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-24
JOHN HENRY LEWIS ADDS
WHITE HEAVY TO
LONG LIST

C1ICAGO-Prospects of bout
in Chicago with Joe Louis were
not enough inspiration for Max
Marek, white heavyweight, to
whip John Henry Lewis, worlds
light heavyweight champion be-
fore 7,1444 fans at White ;Sox ball
park Friday night. The Arizonan,
thinking seriously of combining his
activities to the heavyweight class,
decisively defeated Marek in a 10
round contest. ~~zs.
as,a4s.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-24
Troops I i: Semi
Contintued from page /

Contintued from page l
could not be learned had been
charged with attacking a white
woman. Members of the Race lv-
ing in the section and who claimed
to know the man by sight denied
the allegation of the police.
They described him a being a
conscientious, hard-working man
who wouldn't stand for any fool
ishness. It is more probable, they
said, that the trouble was an out
growth of his talking back to
some overwhelming white who later
invented the rape story to get
even.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-24
An Expression Of
Appreciation

To my many friends in Phoenix:
Permit me to express through
the press my most sincere graft
ture for the numerous expressions
of love and for your cordiality,
while in the city of Phoenix.
First, to my adorable friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mcmillan,
whose cottage of Friendship" has
been my home, where my wish
and desire has been granted with
a smile, whose home is the very
personification of Frienship.
Second, to the General Com
mittee of arrangemnts for the
Twenty-first Annual Grand Ses-
sion, I. o. o. T. A session long to
be remembered and never to be
forgotten, "a Banner Session"
The joy I received from the
smiles of my friends who are i'll,
namely, Millie Johnson. Jennie
Tannerhill, Bertha Shelton, Chas.
Hale. My appreciation is offered
to DR.. w. c. Hackett for profess
sional services, rendered gratuit-
ously during my illness.
Last but not least by any means,
the many personal friends who
gave me gifts and entertained for
me, and those whose kindness I
was unable to enjoy. I am etern-
ally indebted to Carrie Perkins
and mother, Mrs. Helms, for the
lovely dinner party, given in the
home of a most treasured friend
and pal, Millie Johson and her
Martha. To Mrs. Fan
ny Howard for delightful even
ing in 1.-THE Villa" The drive with
friends, also the most enjoyable
hour of friendship" spent in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Wright (Mr. Wright being an old
friend of my husband, Vernon
Gray) The joy of meeting the
many present at these affairs was
climaxed on the eve of my depart
ure with the "Hour of Happy Re-
minisence" spent in the beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Rod
gers.
From a Friend to Friends,
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-24
High City for the weekend last
week. They made the trip in their
new car.

Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. White, Mr..
Whites mother and Mr.. s. B.
Boone left last Saturday on an ex-
tensive vacation trip.
Mr.. Whites mother will stop off
in Texas. The others will con-
tinue their motor trip to New
York City. Many other cities win
be visited before their return.
Mrs. Tommie Weeks, niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Howard, 726
West Grant Street, has just COM
pleted a course in beauty culture
at the Weaver School Of Beauty
Culture, located In the Luhro Ho-
tel Building.
AvAAS' VCOfAS CSAAAAC ~ E0OEI1A
about a year ago from Atlanta,
Ca, and soon after her arrival en-
rolled in the Weaver School. After
nine months faithful and conscien-
tious study and application, she
completed the course and was
granted a certificate.
Mrs. Weeks is the first colored
woman in Phoenix to complete q
course of beauty culture entirely
in the city and receive a certi6-
cate. She plans to open a beauty
salon in the near future.
Mrs. J. e. Bradford, wife of Rev.
Bradford, pastor of Tanner Chapel
A.M.E. Church is visiting her
mother in Minneapolis, Minn.
Mr.. Clarence Hamilton, OF East
Washington Stret, is on his vaca-r
tion. He is employed at the Phoe-
nix National Bank Building. Il
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-24

resort near Fort Huachuca last
May.
Mrs. Garret was shot in the
head from two blasts of a shot
gun.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-24

Mrs. Bertha Shelton, H. P. of
Phoenix Tabernacle No. 9 was un-
able to attend the annual session
of Grand Temple and Tabernacle
Knights and Daughters of Tabor
because of illness. She is report
ed to be very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman, 1888
e. Monroe Street returned to the
city Monday after an extensive
vacation motor trip. Chicago, Illi-
nois, Memphis, Tenn, and other
cities were visited by the Cole
mans.
Mr. and Ms. r. G. Douglas,
1920 e. Jefferson Street, spent
several days on the coast. The
trip was made in an automobile
recently purchased by them. They
report very delightful vacation.
Mrs. Matte Johnson, 1887 East
Jefferson Street, has been on her
vacation for several days. She is
employed by Goldwaters Depart
ment Store.
Mr.. VIM. Wise, south Monte
yuma, ST. is still on the sick list
and confined to his bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Dean, of e.
Adams Street, motored to the Mile
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-24
LOCALS

Mrs. Bette BroWder, of East E.
Washington Street is still on the
sick list.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Dean, Of e.
Adams Street, motored to the Mile
Evening star., 1936-01-02

Boys and Students
OvercOats
(l2) Students Lansbrook Hi
Overcoats. Sizes IA to 10.
Originally 1885. 10 QS
NOW
STREET FLOOR.
(27) Boys Woolen Lined
Winter Overeoats. Sizes II
to IA. Originally ia
SIS. Now
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1936-01-02
Book Tastes Differ
Among Children
Of Rich and Poor
Fairy Tales Popular in
Slun1s, Practical Read.
ing EIse,chere.
ny the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, January 2.-Children
In the slum districts like fairy tales,
but the reading tastes of the young
sters in the better residential sections
run more toward books of a ''prac-
ticaf nature, librarians said yesterday
A survey covering IS major cities
ut the Midwinter conference of the
American Library Association showed
that fairy tales were in demand by
colored and foreign children. but
there was a growing tendency by
juvenile readers toward realistic
books that tell about the world in
which they live.
Circulation figures for juvenile
books fell of slightly in 1895, which,
librarians believed, might be due to
the fact that libraries have lacked
funds to supply sufficient children's
books to meet the demands and to
the increasing service rendered chill
dren by school libraries.
Some Librarians deplored that "free
reading for pleasure" seemed to be
giving way to required reading for
school assignments. They charged
that children were being regimented
more and more in their reading.
The report also pointed out that
"the influence of the movies and the
radio causes children to demand q
great deal of action and excitement
in their stories. Girls. the survey
said, were becoming more venture
some, discarding the sugar coated"
boarding. school favorites.
Evening star., 1936-01-02
LISTS
HEAVY SCHEDULE
49 Resolutions Still in Hands
Of Committees-Meeting
Saturday.

The Federation OF Citizens Asso-
Citations opened the New Year with one
Of the heaviest schedules in its his
tory listed for possible action at Its
meeting Saturday night in the Dis
trict Building.
Constituent bodies have sent 40
resolutions to the federation which
still are in the hands Of committees.
according tc the federations oficial
calendar, released yesterday The pub
lication states the committees have
not given reports because other i'm
portant business prevented action at
previous meetings.
Only three committees were shown
to have clean dockets. These were
the Committees on National Repre-
sentation, Auditing and Examining,
and Public Celebrations.
Election Scheduled.
Election Of new member OF the
Executive Committee is scheduled,
those nominated being w. I. Swanton.
Mrs. Horace j. Phelps, John A.
Remon, John H. Coxhead, Mrs. Eliza
beth T. Sullivan, DR.. Hubert N. Rob-
erts and Milton E. Diehl.
In addition to the regular COM
niittee matters, the calendar lists for
action reports by three special COM
mittees. One. headed by George e.
Sullivan, has before it proposals for
the creation of a crime commission
and changes in the personnel of con-
sressional committees dealing with
District matters.
Crine Conditions.
William H. Seaquist heads another
special committee which has con-
sidered a large number of resolutions
concerning crime conditions in the
District, and Jesse c. Suter heads a
third group to report on changes in
the federation constitution and by
laws.
The regular committee actions will
deal with q wide variety OF proposals.
ranging from appointment of District
residents to District government jobs
to movements for provision of funds
for building new homes for the Dis
trict's minor courts.
Evening star., 1936-01-02
new AIR PASSENGER
SERVICE ANNOUNCED
Washington.N Nashville Route to
Be Opened January 10-New
Planes Bought.

Air passenger service on the Wash
ington- Nashville route of American
Airlines will be inaugurated January
10, it was announced today, The new
service will replace the mail and ex-
press service, which has been operating
for the last year, and will provide the
first air passenger service to a large
area of Virginia and Tennessee.
The passenger service will be oper-
ated with a feet of new tri-motored
transport monoplanes purchased es-
pecially for the operation. Each will
carry eight passengers and pilot in
addition to mail, express and baggage,
at a cruising speed of l65 miles per
hour.
Connections will be made at Wash
ington for New York and Boston, and
at Nashville for Memphis, Dallas. Fort
Worth and Los Angeles. Westbound
planes will leave Washington at 1880
am. daily, arriving at Lynchburg at
12:45 pm; Roanoke at l:16; Bristol
at 2:31: Knoxville at 2:38, Central
time, and Nashville at 4:03. East
bound ships will leave Nashville at II
AM, arriving here at 4:36 pm.
Evening star., 1936-01-02
Terrier Goes Motoring.

SCOTTSBLUFF, Nebr. R).-Mickey,
q rat terrier. is wary of automobiles
since his attempt at driving. The
dog jumped on the starter of S. F.
Matheny's motor car while Mrs
Matheny and two children were in
the rear seat. The car, in gear. shot
forward through the plate glass WIN
dow Of q store.