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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-03

Ter falunak a nepe a bucsusok
ajtatossagat penzre valiant
soha mem kivanta. Hogy lat
szolagos cinizmussal nezte,
mikor a messzir0l j0tt bucsu-
sok nekivagtak a Macy hegy-
mex, de a bucsusok fillerjeit
hanyag el6kel6seggel elutasi-
totta magatol. Tudom en-,
hogy ez hiba volt, hogy az el-
hetetlenseg volt, de hat akiket
szeretiink, azokat meg a hi
baikert, a tokeletlensegeikert
is szeretjik.
Boldogasszonykor nagy bu-
csu van a Szentkutnal es We
rebelyen akkor van a ''ven-
degseg."
Valamikor ugy torekedtem
hazafele Amerikab6l, hogy a
vendegsegre erjek a falumba
es mikor els6 izben mentem
innen haza, keves hija volt,
hogy exert XII nem kaptam az
anyamtol. Mert en- ugyan a
vendegsegre igerkeztem, de ket
nappal elobb erkeztem, ne
hogy az utolso nap izgalmai
megviseljek anyamat, aki mar
akkor oreg es faradt asszony
volt, mar pedig Verebelyben
Nagyboldogasszony el6tt ket
nappal minden rendes haznal
meszelnek. Tehat anyamat is
meszeles kozben talaltam.
Most is ait terveztem, mi
elott neki vagtam az utnak,
hogy Boldogasszonyt otthon
toltom, Verebelyben, meg a
OZC1lCku uGIldl.
De attol feltem, hogy Macy.
boldogasszony napjan sem bu.
csusokat, hanem "kirandulo.
) kat" vagy "turistakat'' tala.
lok a gy0ny0ru szentkut
parkban, a szentkuti hotel
: ban, en- pedig ugy akarok arrs
: a helyre emlekezni, ahogy eye
/ rekkoromban ismertem.
: Mikor meg az olyan volt
ahogy az listen megteremtet
: tie, S amikor meg oda mem ko
: csin erkeztek a turistak, ha
< mem napokon at enekelve gya
< logoltak a bucsusok, miko
: meg a lobogok nyelet neha bi
zony el6vettek a legenyek 6
5 amikor meg a tavaszvegi sze
e relmek a fax alatt szabadol
r fakadtak. De amikor szintel
l a hit, a joszandek es az alta
t tossag vitte messze foldr6l ;
a bucsusok tizezreit, hogy a We
rebelyi Sziiz Mariat tiszteljek
ITALIAN mines igazam.
: Talan a fiatalok manapsa!
i a mesterkelt keretben is drill
: mex a tavasznak, Italian a.
!; imadsag manapsag az ara
4 nyozott oltart kivanja, talal
l a derek szentkuti baratok job
5 ban ertenek ezekhez a dol
:. gokhoz. Es talan nekem
: Szentkut ebben az vi uri gu
= nyaban azert mem tetszett
j inert mem vagyok tobbe tizen
a ot-tizenhat ewes. Hiszen ha {;
< haborus evek duplan szamita
max, akkor harminc eve
I amerikai kiizdelem utan e.
i ma k0zel vagyok a szaz evhez
t Ezek azonban olyan kil0
S nos dolgok, amikkel mem tn
I dunk vitazni.
En- a Szentkutban a mul
nyaron csalodtam es Macy
boldogasszony napjan men
: mentem ell a vendegsegbe
> falumba, hanem mint "kii]
: f0ldi turista" Budapesten ma
radtam.
Hanem azert.,....... egy We're
: belyen kesziilt verebelyi bo
). most is a fejem felett van a
irodaban a falra szegezve e
ho c01~6 H1o1x hi1f0cov oJ,oo =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-03
EGYLETI KALAUZOk
"Amera Magyar Hrap" aabb egyhazakna egyleteknek
koroknek hIvatalos lapa 1886 eyre

Hungarian Journal the official Of the follow
ing Hungarian Churches. Societies. and Clubs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-03

De en- valahogy ugy erez-
tenn, hogy egy csomo scent
emlekre zuhant minden k0,
amib6l a diszes keriteseket, a
szep oszlopokat csinaltak es
sietve indultam vissza a fehe-
resnek, inert att6l feltem,
hogy ha sokat jarkalok, meg
aszfaltozott utakat is talalok.
Verebelyiek is voltak oft
szep szamban.
Ma mar elelmesebb a falum
nepe, inert a nyomor raszori-
totta 6ket az "iizletre."
Az allomasrol Ok fuvaroz-
Yak a "kirandulokat" bel6ltik
kerul XII a Szentkutnal a GU
korka arus, a kocsmaros, a
vendegl6s es ma mar a we're
belyi botot is Verebelyben csi-
naljak.
Ennek az elelmessegnek
0riiltem, de azert listen tudja,
idaig megis jobban esett ARA
gondolnom, hogy annak a
Evening star., 1936-03-27

Beatrice Lilies RED Horse Tavern
program which viii originate tonight
in the studios Of WJSV.
Senorita Aurelia Colomo, lovely and
talented young Mexican soprano
unanimously selected by the radio
editors Of the Washington news
papers as one of the two best
voices Of the month" in the Wash
ington Airbrakes program of the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co., has chosen
the beautiful Mexican song, "Lamento
Gitano, by Maria Gruver, for her final
Airbrakes broadcast from station
WRC tonight at 11:15 o'colck. For
her English number, she will sing
Billy Hills Lights Out"
On the program with Senorita Colo
mo will be Jack Brent, baritone
pianist. also chosen by the unanimous
vote of the judges in the monthly Air
brakes contest. Next Friday night al
the same hour the radio editors will
select two more local contestants tc
Evening star., 1936-03-27

sociation Is asking the Federal Trade
Commission. to impose on the radio
industry. Primarily, the new stand
ards, which will be the subject of q
hearing before the r. r. c. in WASH
ington April Z, are aimed at eliminat-
ing questionable claims for radio sets
such as Hong Kong any night" or
Tune in anywhere anytime"
Comprising 80 per cent of the
American Manufacturers OF radios,
the r. M. A., with headquarters in
Washington under the managing di-
rectorship Of Bond Geddes, wants
exact definitions fixed on types of
radios and also asks for q code of rules
governing advertising claims, brands,
trade marks, etc. For example, 1t
wants the term standard broadcast"
to apply only to sets that cover a con-
tinuous spectrum Of frequencies from
$40 kilocycles to at least 1000 kilo-
cycles.
AS for "all wave" they should cover
Evening star., 1936-03-27
URGES UNDERSTANDING

NEW YORK, March 27 CP.-Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt expanded on
her husbands good neighbor'' policy
yesterday in an address before 1,70O
high school girls, urging that the
United States set an example Of CO.
operation with Central and South
American countries.
To insure peace we've got to do a
little work. We can't sit back and lei
the other fellow do it. We've got to
study the histories Of other countries
and try to understand them"
She advised the girls to study
history realistically" and mot always
believe your country is right"
Evening star., 1936-03-27
1896

Navy blue springs eternal in the
springtime! And never has navy
been fresher, more lively and in
vigorating than this season. That's
because the Better Dress Shop has
chirked it up with dashes of wood
violet or mimosa or powdery blue or
white. We're particularly proud of
our costume suits-with boxy or
fitted jackets or full length redin-.
gotes. Take off the jacket and you're
set up for a cocktail at the smartest
spot in town. Sizes for misses and
women.
Third Floor-Better Dress Shop.
Evening star., 1936-03-27

the spectrum from $40 to $4,000 kilo-
cycles (16.e5 meters), thus embracing
not =. only the conventional North
American broadcasting band but alst
the major international and other
short wave program services. More
than that, claims for reception OF
foreign wave program services. More
than that, claims for reception OF
foreign. police, aviation and amateur
stations must be held within definite
scientific bounds SO that purchasers
will not be misled into believing they
can, tune these stations at will. The
r. M. A. charges that there Is q
"ch.seling fringe" of radio set maker.
who take advantage Of public gullibil.
ity by making claims for receptivity
that cannot be supported and by tni-
tating or otherwise confusing stand
ard trade marks. trade names, labels
and slogans.
A 10-piece Sydney Orchestra viii
provide the musical background fol-
Evening star., 1936-03-27
SHORT-WAVE FEATURES
TODAY,

Moscow. 4 p.m.-Soviet chill
dren, their songs and their toys.
RNE, so m, 6 meg.
Oslo. AIS p.m.-Light music or
variety program. LKJ, i, Jeloy,
31.4 m, 9.57 meg.
Lisbon, sos p.m.-Chamber mu-
sic. GSL, 48.8 m, 6.15 meg.
Rome, 6 p.m.-News bulletin in
English. Opera from Scala The
ater in Milan. "Rome's Midnight
Voice." by Miss Amy Bernardy.
Piano concert, Pianist Giuditta
Sartori. 2RO, 31.1 m, 9.63 meg.
London, 7:05 p.m.-The Grand
National. Relayed from Aintree.
GSD, 25.5 m, Ills meg; Csc,
3l.3 m, 9.58 meg; GSB, 3l.5 m,
9.51 meg, or GSA, 49.5 m, sos
meg.
Berlin, 7:45 pm.-The Work of
Mans Hands Is Worth More Than
Gold. DUG. 98.8 m, 6.02 meg.
Paris, 8:15 pm.-Musical revue.
FYA, 25.6 m, 11.72 meg.
New York, 10 pm.-First Night
er. W2XAF, Schenectady, 31.4
M, 9.53 meg.
Pittsburgh. - midnight DIX
Club. W8XK, 48.2 m, GA meg.
Evening star., 1936-03-27
Night Coughs
Relieved

You can have rest tonight.
Coughs caused from colds need
not disturb you and members of
your family. Halls Expectorant,
4 pleasant, soothing syrup, quickly
relieves irritated membranes and
tickling, helps expel mucus, and
warns throat and chest. Makes
you feel better right away. IF
cough bothers tonight, take Halls
Expectorant. There's nothing
ike it. Sold by all druggists:
35c-6O6-S1.
Evening star., 1936-03-27
Touhy Files Appeal.

ST. PAUL, March q R.-Attorney
Robert v. Rensch yesterday filed an
appeal from the Federal District Court
conviction of Thomas Touhy for mail
robbery. Touhy was sentenced to %
years Imprisonment last week for par
ticipation in a $4,000 postal hold
up in Minneapolis three years ago.
Evening star., 1936-03-27
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

Court of Human Relations presenta-
ton on WRC at $50.
A new play, Father of the Consti-
tuition" will be presented by the
George Washington University Players
on WMAL at 7:30.
Haydn's Farewell Symphony" No.
IS, in F sharp minor, will be a high
Evening star., 1936-03-27

Victor McLaglen, Margot Grahame
and Heather Angel will present a
condensed version Of their famous
prize winning screen play, 1.-THE In
former" as a highlight Of Dick Powell's
Hollywood HOTEL program on WJSV
at 9.
"Ten Kinds Of Devil" will be the
Evening star., 1936-03-27
BUYING STANDARD
FORRAD|OS URGED
Manufacturers Seek Curb
on DeceitfuI Claims
for Sets.

~ FT confused and sometimes
I fooled by conflicting nomen-
Y clatures, the purchasing pub
~ lie, which last year bought a
record total Of more than 5000, 900
radio sets, would be spared from deceit
under new fair practice standards
which the Radio Manufacturers As
Evening star., 1936-03-27

light Of the concert Of the Cleveland
Symphony Orchestra on WMAL at
10:15. The orchestra will play Golden
Age" and Liszt's Third Symphonic
Poem"
Jouett Shouse, president Of the
American Liberty League, will discuss
1.-THE New Inquisition" during broad
cast over WJSV at 10:45.
Evening star., 1936-03-27

participate in the Airbrakes program
on the three following Friday nights.
Last Monday Senorita Colomo was
guest artist with Tito Guizar.
Evening star., 1936-03-27

the plays necessary to secure the war
rants. Seven other persons found in
the place were dismissed after ques-
tioning.
Evening star., 1936-03-27
TRIO FACES NUMBERS
HEARING AFTER RAID
Three Co1ored Men Taken in T
Street Place-Marked Money
Reported Seized.

Hearings will be held April Is be-
fore United States Commissioner
Needham c. Turnage for three colored
men arrested in numbers raid in
the 700 block of T street yesterday
afternoon.
The men, all of whom were charged
with operating lottery, are Leroy
Higgs, 80, and Ralph Higgs, "a, both
of the 700 block of Eighteenth street
northeast, and William Spangler, 30,
Of the 1900 block of S street.
Members Of the police vice squad,
who conducted the raid. seized large
quantity Of numbers books and $36.85
in nickels, dimes ana quarters. They
also recovered, they said, the marked
money which had been used in making
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-26
Liberia Invites Ne
groes Under New Plan

Monrovia, Liberia - Under
a new plan of mOdernization
Liberia is inviting American
Negroes to como to the co.
untry, according to a state
ment by President Edwin ].
Barclay to Lester A. Walton,
American Minister. The types
of emigrants wanted are skill
led artisans. trained agricul-
turists, busineSs men with
capital and young physicians.
Opportunists and political
apitators are not wanted the
President said.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-26
Valaida Snow Scores On
Broadway

New York City. QNP)-Va-
laida Snow, the versatile mu-
siesl comedy star, came back
to Broadway last Tuesday
night after an absence o f
two years. 1t was the occa-
sion of her debut at Comics
Inn and the massive show
room was crowded with ce-
lebs from radio stage a n d
screen, who had come { o
welcome the rotogravurean
sensation. She was given a
tremendous ovation On her
opening performance.
Valaida is to direct the Or
ehestra and fill the roll Of
principal star in Teddy Black
mans summer edition o f
"Conoie's Hot Chocolates"
now scheduled to run until
early September. From the
way in which she began Tu-
esday night there is a GER
tainty that Impresario I'm
norman will not be dissap-
pointed. Surely. Miss Snow
ls the most outstanding as
pirant In the musical comedy
field today, and she is looked
upon by many critics as the
most talented Negro woman
on the American stage,
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-26

Shirley Temples dancing
with two little colored boys
literally stopped the show
when the scene was filmed
for The Bowery Princess
now in production at 2Oth
Centhry- Fox.
The dance was staged in
front of an old New York
mansion. Shirley was sup :
posed to be a member Of a
group of child minstrels. and
the rest OF the children ac-
companieG the idan GERS with
harmonicas. The romantic le-
ads in the picture were sGp-
posed to get their entrance
cue from a light operated by
Director William A. Setter,
but he became 30 inte ested
watching the dance that he
completely forgot about the
cue light. Not until the dance
vas concluded die Setter re-
alize what bad happened or
more, what b n d failed to
happen.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-26
Hollywood Chatter
By Edward r. Long

Marking the most radical
departure in two reel film
production in many years.
RKO Radio will make a Sc
ries of folklore pictures with
the famous HALL JOHNSON
CHOIR and all-colored cast
on it's 1936.1937 program
The first Of the series.
Samson and Delilah'. goes
before the cameras this week
according to Lee Marcus, who
is producing the unique Of
ferings. Daniel in the Lions
Dem Jonah and the Whale
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-26
Beauty Hints
BY Nina Temple

To have a beautiful back
1t must be free of blemishes.
To have it. you must give
the back daily care. First get
a long handled brush and
when you take your bath eaco
day, rub the back briskly
with q brush aud q thick
lather of suds. Rinse well and
dry with a course towei. Next
rub cream over the back and
it will seon be as lovely and
smoothe as your face.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-26

and David and Goliath all
based on Negro spirituals, are
scb eduled to follow.
The Hall johnson Choir is
the most noted Negro vocal
organization in the world. It $
mem bers will not only sing
groups of authentic spirituals
in these pictures, but they
will also supply the under
scored musicabaccompaniment
instead of the cas- omary or
chestra.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-26
Lightning Brings
Death In NC.

Charlotte. NC. - Reece
Gordon was killed by a bolt
Of lightning Friday afternoon
as he worked in a field Sc
ven miles from here on the
York road. Gordon's son,
working near by. was tun-
ned by the bolt. but recov-
cred. Gordon came here IL
years ago from Greenville.S.
c., and leaves large family.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-26

He who clings to self is his
own enemy and Is surround
ed by enemies.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-26

thinking about yourself. To
get over it stop thinking alb
out yourself.
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ting Circle

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zoe Flamme Yarn. Cot
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z OZS. --------
SOC Nubby Knit Cotton
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BedWear

90 1880 North Star
Blankets. All wool. Two
tone. Sole d. q 90
72x84 inches
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forts. 72X84 ms.
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go 1895 All-Wool Blan-
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filled. 72vs4 ms.
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NeckWear 4
BlOuSeS
(75) sec Pieces Of Neck.
wear. Reduced to 70c
ClcdI -----------
(25) 81 Organdy Blouses.
Soiled. Sizes "a to Enc
to 80 -------
(10) 81 Beach
Halter Sets. Re- E0c
duced ---------
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Budget
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Few suits. Broken CD
sizes --
(26) SOS Knit Dresses
with jackets. maize and
white. Broken . %
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Luggage

~ 1895 WaIrus
Gladstone Bag. @7S
Reduced to ----
(2) 1925 Suit
c ase s. With y o.
roomy pockets
(2) 9.95 Suit
cases. with r OF
many pockets
81 2.9S Makeup Boxes.
With jars, bot 1.08
ties, mirrors 49,
(13) 81 Upper 6Oc
Bags. Reduced to
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Tots and
Infants

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and Hat Sets. Sizes 60
4 to 6--------
cd $50 and 81
Hats. Pique, or 90
CANDY --------
(25) 1.59 Dresses.
M any sh GERS. o.
Sizes 2 to 3d.
(22) 1.59 and 50 Dresses.
Organdy and dim CT
ity. Sizes 3 to g.
(6) 1.59 Creepers. White
with blue trim. SOo
Sizes / to g.
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STUDENTS WEAR

~ 1895 Wooden Suits. Lonsbrook-H's in broken
sizes B to 20. Fine for school weor----------7.e5
Cd 1850 Topeoot. A Lonsbrook-H Coot. It's O
lucky young fellow thot gets t--------------Is5
CD e.e5 Sport Coots. They're oil Lonsbrook-Hfs!
All of the college will be wearing them this Foil SIS
Students Polo Shirts Complete and final clearance of
polo shirt in the Students Shop at this price, 5se
(59) Doeskin SIoeks Washable sIocks in nice shades
Of tan and
Students Wosh Stocks. Final clearance these socks
Broken sizes / to
go 12.75 Gorbordine Suits. Washable suits thot
beautifully toiIored Sizes IA to 22495
(4o0 and Shirts special purchase of these shirts
in Fall potterns and coIors
N44) Worsted Upper Coats special purchase is the
reason for this low price! Sizes IA to u, in navy.
brown --------z.95
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Junior Shop

Junior SnOp
(3D 3.95 and SOS Cot
tons. Colors and
prints. Sizes II 237
to II --
~ 1896 Brown 2 90
Sheer. Size IT. WV
"a 1875 Worsted Suits.
2 white, size IT; ! maize,
size II: l green, 2 90
size Is -----
(3) 14.95 Velvet Casual
Coats. 2 orchid, l fla
mingo. Sizes II 239
to IS --
Observation-Disclosures
Shop-Second Floor.
Sport Shop
~ 1895 Wool 1.XR
Suit. Now ---
ID 3.95 Wool
Swim Trunks. I 20
Now ---
~ 81 Sport Belt. o.
Reduced to clear
% 2.95 Skirt. Re- OQc
duced to clear
ID 4.95 Wool
Swim Suit. A I 30
bargain at $500
% 3.99 Linen
Lastex Swim Suit. OQc
NOW ----------
ID 79c Halter. Re- o.
duced to CLEAR
(2) 1.95 Wooden SQc
Sport Tams. Now
~ 81 H a 10
Braids. Reduced 2Oc
to clear ------
(2) It's Tennis 23c
Visors. Now ----
ca 81 SnoOdS. SQ6
Reduced to clear
% 3.95 Rubber QQc
Swim Suit. Now
(D 2.95 Rubber QQc
Swim Suit. Now
(2) 2.95 Rubber
Swim Suits. 2 CQc
pc. ------------
"a 2.95 Mess SQc
Jackets. Now -
LANSBURGH'S-
SECOND FLOOR.
DRESSES
fs) SOS and 1876 WOmen's
Dresses. Voiles, eyelets,
batistes. SO to G2
DO
46
(6) sos to 1895 Misses
Dresses. Sheer S3
prints. IL to 49,
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Mems Better
SHIRTS
Sc

Broken lines of better
shirts reduced for Friday.
Broken sizes from IA to
Is. =
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FURNISHINGS DEPT.
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