davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
HUNT PRESSED
FOR REDFERN

GEORGETOWN, British Guiana,
Feb. 81 G.N.S0.-The search for
Paul Redfern, long missing Geor.
gia aviator, continued today as
the American Legion expedition
headed by James A. Ryan pushed
further into the interior of Dutch
Guiana and nearer the Indian
country in which Redfern has
been reported held captive.
Art Williams, American flier
living in Georgetown, was prepar-
ing for another amphibian flight
in an attempt to locate Redfern.
He returned here from his last
unsuccessful flight January 81.
Yesterday Williams denied in de-
tail that he even knew a news.
paper man of Paramaribo, Dutch
Guiana, reported in dispatches
published in the United States as
saying he and Williams had
found Redfern.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
IL Air Crash Deaths
Mystify PrObe1's

facts, one involving the apparent
absence Of mechanical trouble, the
other mute, unmeaning evidence
of possible tragic human ele-
ment, stood out. It seemed un-
likely that the Commerce Air
Bureaus report would go into this.
Here are the human elements:
A gun was discovered in the
muck where the big plane crashed;
there were three shells in the mag.
azine of the pistol. none in the
chamber. This may or may not
have belonged OF the pilot or CO.
pilot.
Two phials of morphine were
found in the wreckage. No one
can know whether any one Of the
passengers was using this drug
while in flight. None can tell what
its effect on such a passenger, If
any, was or could have been.
Big Insurance Policies
A small piece Of metal found in
the wreckage had in it a small,
round hole, as if bullet had
passed through it. No exploded
cartridge was found.
Some of the passengers carried
big insurance policies; most peo-
pie who can afford it do this. One
of the passengers had life inSur-
ance approaching a quarter Of a
million dollars.
Against this series Of human
equations, there is lined up an ar
ray of mechanical evidence based
on estimates and testimony.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
H0WARDG|VEN
PWA $4,000

Permission to use $31, 900 previ-
ouSly allotted for building and con.
struction and for other specific pur.
poses was granted to Howard Uni.
versity yesterday by PWA Admin
istrator Harold Ickes.
The school will be permitted to
use $4,000 for alterations and inn
provements on the College of Den
tistry and Pharmacy building and
SIG. 900 for the construction Of two
reinforced concrete transformer
vaults, wiring and installation OF
two high-tenSion cables.
The total allotment given to
Howard by the PWA for repairs
and construction is $1,000, ,888.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
HdgerstoWn Police
Ready for First Aid

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Feb, 81.
The IS members of the Hagers-
town police department, who sue
cessfully passed first aid examina-
tions conducted here by the Red
Cross, are ready to set to work
when the occasion presents it.
self. A fully equipped first aid
station has been established in
the local police headquarters.
Frequently. police are called
upon to administer to fistfights
participants, prisoners becoming
suddenly i'll and similar cases not
serious enough to require hospital
ization,
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
Brooklyn Prober's S Job
Faces Custer Threat

NEW YORK, Feb. 81 CU.SO.
Brooklyn's notorious Drukm a n
murder case became more of a
cause celebre than ever today
when the City Affairs Committee
announced it would ask Governor
Lehman to remove District At
torney Geoghan.
The committee charged Geog-
han with buhgling the original in
vestigation of the three men who
were finally indicted and who were
convicted early this morning Of
second degree murder.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
Night Lodging Lasts
Boy Longer Than Night

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 81.
Robert Ash, 15-year-old school boy
from New York city, ended a
journey here last night as he was
given lodging" in the local jail
for longer than he had asked.
Coming into the station about
midnight he said he wanted a
bed for the night. When ques-
toned it was found that he had
run away from his school in New
York. He is held pending word
from his parents. He gave his
address as 143 Waverly Pl.. New
York city.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
House of Copper

WATERFOWL, Conn. QN.SO.
A house virtually made of copper
is under construction here for
Gerald C. Low. State bank ex-
aminer. The framework is Of
structural steel, but walls, roof,
plumbing are Of copper. The
house will be weather, rust, fire,
lightning, sound and termite-
proof. It Is the second such
house in the country.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
MOTHER FACES
WGR|LL|NG
INBABYCASE
Doctors Sister-in-LaW
Turns on Him as
Witness for Girl

CHICAGO, Feb. 81 QN.S0.
An attractive, young. unwed
mother today faced a third soul
soaring inquisition before a
crowded courtroom-a courtroom
which yesterday was jammed
with sensation seekers who came
to snicker and remained to cape
with awe at a Spartan courage
inspired by the most primitive
of the emotions, mother love.
A baffled judge, with the future
Of q laughing, blue-eyed, curly
haired boy dependent on his de-
cision, continued until February
27 one of the strangest cases
ever to be heard in a Chicago
courtroom.
Three Back Her Story
Margaret Mann, pretty and "a,
refusing to name the father,
since married, of the child she
AYERS was born to her three years
ago lest she mar his happy mar
ried life, scored heavily yesterday
in her fierce fight for the chubby
lad she says is being forclbly
withheld from q mothers arms
by a prominent suburban phySi.
clan, DR.. Gordon Mordoff.
The physician asserts the boy,
whom he named Gordon Mordoff !,
Sd, was born to his wife, now dead.
Two women and a doctor sup
ported the girls claim to the boy.
whom she named Reginald Ar.
thur.
The physician who delivered a
son to Miss Mann in st. Vincent's
Orphanage May 19, 1882, testified
that scars on the infant CORE
spond to those on Sonny Boy. I"
A woman anesthetist also present
at the birth, tentatively identified
the boy through a birthmark.
But the highspot of the days
proceedings was the testimony
Of Mrs. Mary A. Fairchild, sister
Of Mrs. Madge Mordoff, who
died February 10.
Turns Against Doctor
Mrs. Fairchild testified that
Mrs. Mordoff had often told her
Sonny Boy was not her child.
Sobbing bitterly, she painted a
picture Of the physician as a
man without interest in his fam
lily and charged that before her
death Mrs. Mordoff was com.
PEELED to go on relief to support
herself, Sonny Boy" and two
elder children. Mrs. Fairchild
said the other two children were
both adopted.
She declared her sister had
long sought to adopt baby in
an effort to regain the waning
affections of her husband, but
that she dropped these plans
when Sonny Boy" came into her
home.
Miss Mann has declared she
took her baby to Mrs. Mordoft
to board in answer to a news
paper advertisement. Mrs. Fair
child declared today:
"My sister never had any
children. None Of these chill.
dren the doctor claims are his
were born to my sister. Not
even the older boy, although he
himself does not know it."
Mrs. Fairchild'S statement drew
a vigorous retort from DR.. Nor
doff today. Declaring he had
made no secret of the fact his
daughter was adopted, he insisted
Gordon II is his own, stating:
"He was born to Mrs. MOrdOff
at Mrs. Fairchild'S home Febru.
ary 19. 1914"
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
u. ). ). Smith Awaits
Order TO NaWServ

VALLEJO, Cal, Feb. 81 d.N.sJ.
Sleem and trim, the new United
States Navy destroyer, U. S. S.
Smith, majestically rode at an
chor today, awaiting orders to
be manned and put into active
service with the U. S. fleet.
The Smith, 1,500-ton fighting
craft named in memory Of Joseph
Bryant Smith, was launched
yesterday before 10000 spectators
as part of national defense week.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21

Slightly injured in a fall on an
icy sidewalk yesterday, Madame
Alexander Antonovich Troyanov-
sky, wife of the Soviet Ambassa-
dor, was reported recovered at the
Russian Embassy today.
Madame Troyanovsky fell near
Constitution Hall where she had
attended an all-Russian concert
by the National Symphony Or
chestra which featured the Rus
sian violin soloist, Efrem Zimbal-
ist. Earlier in the day she had
lunched with Mrs. Roosevelt.
A member of the Embassy staff
said Madame Troyanovsky suf-
fered only shock as a result of
the fall and was up and about
the embassy feeling fine" today.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
Suicide Is Sequel
To In-LaW Shooting

FRAMINGHAM. Mass, Feb.
2l.-Abel Carvlaho, IS, shot
and critically wounded his father
in-law, Henry Young, SO. with a
repeating shotgun late last night
after q family quarrel. Then
saying, I'm sorry, Pop" he
shot himself fatally.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
DR.. Feiss Rites Held

CLEVELAND, Feb. 81 G.N.SO.
Funeral services were conducted
here today for DR.. Henry o. FeiSS,
81, internationally renowned physi.
clan and holder of two decorations
from the French government. He
died of pneumonia here last night.
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
GOV. HOFFMAN
IMPRESSEDBY
IRON NERVE
Doubts Guilt in Baby's
Death as LeiboWitz'
GriIIing Fails
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several reasons for a new re-
prieve, new evidence-thOugh
none has been discovered yet.
Desire to have DIR. John f.
Condor questioned again. There
might be two reasons.
"And now that LeibOwitz, ad.
mittedly one Of the shrewdeSt
criminal lawyers in the East, has
failed to bulge Hauptmann the
governor can represent more
strongly than ever that the con-
demned man has nothing to
hide.
WILENTZ'S CONSENT SEEN
"YOu must remember I.eibO-
witz was Eiven a free hand. He
was given the full authority Of
the governor and Chief Defense
Counsel C. Lloyd Fisher to tell
Hauptmann that he must con-
fess or die. Hauptmann didn't
change his story bit.
"The governor will be bound
by his agreement with Attor.
ney General WiIentz not to issue
q reprieve without the attorney
generals consent. But / don't
think he will have any trouble
getting this.
'sThe attorney general fin
iShed his job when he convicted
Hauptmann. Why should he
stick out his neck now and force
the execution even If there Is
only one chance in q million
that Hauptmann'S death might
be q mistake?
Gas long as it's not his duty
to block the governor, he won't
get in the way. He'll figure it's
the governors headache and
take . passive attitude"
Hauptmann's death, set for the
week of March 80, would be
delayed until after June l, by
eA44OV44CA 4NH4ASNOs
Case Centers on Jafsie
That the defense investigation
centers more and more on Dr.
Condor, "Jafsie," the. States
star witness against Hauptmann,
was indicated by Fisher yester'
day. After leaving the State pri.
son death house, where he con-
ferred with Hauptmann, Fisher
said:
7 81 thing it Ii up to the at
tOrney general to get Condor
back here from Panama, or
wherever he is. The attorney
general let COnG0n out Of
the country. He ought to get
him back"
Then he added:
"If I was Condor, and sim
cere, and knew the defense had
shot my story full of holes, I'd
come back by the fastest plane"
Col. Mark o. Kimberling, prin.
cipal keeper of the state prison,
was kept busy yesterday and today
denying a series of wild stories
from New York-where Leibowitz
retired after being forced out Of
the case-about what took place
between Hauptmann and Leibo
witZ Wednesday in the death
house.
Confession Secuted
One of these flowery tales said
that Leibowitz dramatically forced
Hauptmann to peer from his eel
into the electrocution chamber al
the electric chair. There were
vived details about Hauptmann's
"horror."
Kimberling's succinct comment
was:
"Hauptmann couldn't see the
chair unless the chamber door
was open. And LeibOwitZ could
not open the door,"
Another story said Hauptmanr
was almost ready to "break wher
Leibowitz finished with him fol
the last time. Still another saic
Hauptmann had confessed he
knew the money found in his pos
session at his arrest was Lind
bergh ransom money. Kimberline
said of these and similar yarns
Ridiculous. / know every
thing that went on in that
death house, for I had trusted
guards to observe"
The Washington times., 1936-02-21
Treasury Condition

international News Service
Treasury balance as Of Feb
ruary 10, $1,840,422,653 90; in
ternal revenue, $8,044,213.S6; GUS
toms receipts, $21, ,0SO, 1888.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02

kijelentette, hogy mem lesz
haboru'', amig 8 lesz a koruna
nyon s ezt a megnyugtato kije-
lentest a vilag huszonnegy
oran at elvezte.
Csakhamar kitiint azonban,
hogy a hadsereg Kinaban es
Mongoliaban az operaciot to-
vabb folytatja, vagyis a hadse
reg sokkal erosebb a kormany-
nal.
Minden esetre megtortenhe-
tik az is, hogy $40 szerint iga-
"a lesZ a miniszterelnoknek,
inert manapsag mem szokas
haborut uzenni. Mem volt ha-
boru Japan es Kina kozt, mi
kor Japan Manchuriat Kina
testerol levagta, mem iizent ha-
borut Mussolini az abyssiniai
kormanynak IS italian Japan
miniszterelnoke a sajat kijelen-
teset ICY ertelmezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
SPORT H|REK

A youngstown magyar foot
ball csapat ertesiti a Young
stown Is kornyeki magyarsa-
got, hogy aprilis no 12-en,
husvet vasarnap nagyszabasu
tancmulatsagot rendez a Ma
gyar Hazban, amelyre elore is
keri a magyarsag szives part
fogasat, elsorendii zenerol es a
csekely belepti jegyekrol a rem
dezoseg mar j6 elore Condos
kodott. Bovebbet a jovo heti
lapszamoan.
A Youngstown magyar
soccer football csapat a young
stowni spanyol ~esapattal jat-
scott liga gamet az elmult va
sarnap; az eredmeny 10 volt
a magyar csapat javara. A
jovo vasarnap, aprilis no Sen
valoszinileg az akroni magyar
csapattal fognak Liga gamet
jatszani a Harrison Fielden
2::30-kor. A csapat keri a ma
gyarsag tomeges megjeleneset.
A sporc kedvelo magyarsag
figyelje a hetvegi angol lapo-
kat.
A Youngstown magyar csa-
pat minden kedden es pente-
ken 4 Crai kezdettel tartja a
gyakorlet TAFT a Magyar Haznal
A .jatekosok ha megtehetik
vagy ha nem dolgoznak, ugy
jelenjenek meg ezeken a gya-
korlatokon, inert a gyakorlat
teszi mesterre az embert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
A NACYBIzOTTSAC
CYULEST TARTOTT

A youngstown Magyar Egy-
hazak es Egyletek Nagybizott-
saga szerdan, aprilis Len, a
gor. kath. templom alatti he
lyisegben tartott rendes havi
gyuleset.
A gyules jegyz6konyvi ko-
szonetel szavazott meg a mar
ciusi unnepelyen resztvevo SEE
reploknek, kiilonosen kiemelve
a Pro Hungaria tagiainak SEE
repleset. Az unnepelyen be-
folyt $4,000, kiafISs volt 6S
dollar.
Az arvizkarosultak javara
$25.OO IS a Pro Hungaria altal
rendezendo List Ferenc mu-
veszestely elozetes kiadasaira
szinten $25.00-rt szavaztak
meg.
Az evente tartani szokott
Magyar Napot az iden is az
Idora Parkban rendezi a Macy
bizottsag augustus no elso
vasarnapjan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
IA :VAR0SI PoLCARI
KOR ISMERKEDESI
ESTELYE S|KERULT

Szepen latogatott ismerke-
desi estelyt tartott az ujonnan
atszervezett Varosi Polgari
Kor a mutt szombat este, mar
cius 28-an, a Scent Istvan
Otthonban.
A kor tisztviseloi. Tisztelet-
bell eln0k: Nemenyi Miklos
Emo. Elnok: Balasko N.
Gyorgy, alelnok Danish Jozsef,
titkar Mixich Gaspar, penz-
tarnok Gober Janos, ellen
or0k: Kaluczky Janos, Szluka
Ferenc es Horvat Vilmos, Macy
bizottsagi tagok: Mixich Gas
par es Szluka Ferenc, pottag:
Eber Ferenc.
Az estelyen Balasko elnok
udvozolSe a vendegeket eS
Weiner Robert tOltOtte be az
aldomasmesteri tisztet, besze-
det tartottak H. P. Becken-
bach biro, Eber Ferenc county
commissioner, G. P. Lewis,
county treasurer es Engelhart
sheriff jel0ltek.
Ft. Biro Lorinc az altalanos
polgari kotelessegekrol erdekes
eloadaSt tartott. Taus B.
Gyula, Ralph Elser sheriff
kepviseleteben volt bemutatva
A Kor tisztviseloi elhataroz-
tax, hogy gyakrabban megis-
rnetlik az .ailyen estelyek- rens-
dezeset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
A CAMPBELL 321-IK
VERHOVAI FI0K HIREI

A Verhovay Silk campbelli
fiok a nusveti unnepek Matt,
csak aprilis 18-an, szombaton
este fogja rendes havi gyiile-
set megtartani, a szokott he
lyen, ugy a tagok, mint a tiszt-
viselok sziveskedjenek ezt tudo
maSul Nenni.
A legkozelebhi gyulesen, ap-
rilis 18-an, lehetoleg az osszes
tagok es tisztviselok teljes
szamban sziveskedjenek meg
jelenni, inert rendkivul fontos
ugyek keriilnek elintezesre.
Szomcrodott Swivel tuda-
tom tagtarsaimmal ket tag
tarsunk korai elhalalozasarol,
nevszerint: Szako Janos ifiu
es Berkenyi Maria.
Legyen almuk csehdes.
TiSZtelettel
Andre1O KODach, titkar,
331 Sanderson Avenue,
Box 1863,
Campbell, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
VIZUM NELKUL UTAZ-
HATNAK AMERIKAIAK
MAGYARORSZAGBA

Az utobbi esztendok soran
egyre tekintelyesebb meretek-
ben kifejlodo magyar idegen-
forgalona ugye ujabb fontos es
nagyjelent6segi allomashoz
erkezett.
Mint a cleveland magyar
kir. konzulatustol ertesulunk,
az illetekes hatosagok intez-
kedese folytan mar ez ev jul
Illus es augustus hawaiian
amerikal utlevellel rendelkezo
egyenek magyar vizum nelkul
lephetik at a hatart.
Ez az vi rendelkezes julius
Level lep eletbe es augustus
31-ig tarto idore sz6l, tekintet
nelkul ARA, hogy a Magyar
orszagba utazok mikor ohajt-
jak elhagyni az orszag terule-
tet.
Ketsegtelen, hogy ez a reg
ota esedekes intezkedes igen
elonyosen fog hatni az egyeb-
kent is fellendult magyaror-
szagi idegenforgalomra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
A MAGYAR DEMOKRATAK
GYULEST TARTOTTAK

A Mahoning megyei magyar
Demokrata Kor marcus no
27-en, pentek este latogatott
gyulest tartott a Scent Istvan
Otthonpan
A gyulesen elhataroztak egy
nagy tagszerzesi verseny meg
inditasat es egy ifjusagi ma
gyar demokrata osztaly meg
szervezeset.
A valasztmanyi bizottsag
fel lett hatalmazva, vacsoraval
,osszekot5tt estelyek alkalmas
helyen es idoben valo lerende-
zesere.
A Kor tagsaga tovabba eliza
tarozta, hogy minden gyules
vagy osszejovetelre egy alkal-
mas szonokot meghiv, koz-
erdeku dolgok eloadasara
vi tagok Matyasi Istvanne,
Click Oszkar es Eber Ferenc.
Aki meg mines regisztralva,
az legkesobb aprilis 13-ig je-
lentkezzen, kilonben a majusi
elovalasztason mem szavazhat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
KOVACS DESC ELSO LETT

Kovacs Desc, Kovacs Elek,
a magyar reformatus egyhaz
godnokanak fla, % Palmer ST..
Campbell. O., mint a Young
stoWn College, Law course,
egyik legjobb tanuloja most
Mahoning megyeben megtar-
tott szonokversenyen, elso di-
jat es 1000 nyert.
Kovacs Desc, most az Ohio
allami foszonoki dijra palya-
xix, amelyre a verseny aprilis
no lien, Ohio allan f6varosa-
ban, Columbusban lesz meg
tartva.
Kovacs Desc ugyvednek ke-
sziil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
ELUTOTTE Az AUTO

Balog Ferenc Youngstown
varos fOelelmiSzer biztosa auto
javal par nap elott a nagy ho-
ban a SikOs uton elutOtte John
R. Halnan IL ewes fiut, amely-
boil kifolyolag marcus 26-an
a flu meghalt.
A szerencsetlenseg a Maho-
ming es Richview uccak sarkan
tortent es ugy a flu So. Rich
view Ave. alatt lako szlilei,
mint a szemtanuk allitasa SEE
rint, mem Balog a hibas, hogy
a fiut elutotte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02

lelkeszpart.
Juhasz Julia a bankett rem
dezo bizottsag neveben egy
hordozhato irogepet adott at
emlekiil.
Laky Zsigmondne angol es
magyar nyelven megkoszonte
a vele szemben tanusitott fl
gyelmet.
Mt. Laky Zsigmond angol es
magyarul tiz evi itteni munkal-
kodaSukrol beSzelt.
A k0zonseg listen Add meg a
magyart eleneklese utan egy
emlekkel gazdagabban ejfel
utan hazatert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
OREC AMER|KASOK LAKYEkAT SzEPEN
SzAMA N0VEKSzIK BUCSUzTATTAK Ell

A Scent Istvan Otthonban
folyo evi februar no Glen,
szombat este megtartott rendes
gyulesen ugy hatarozott, hogy
a kovetkez6 piknikig es ez ev
vegeig a csaladunkba belepni
szandekozo Greg amerikasok
csak so cent dijat fizetnek, de
a regi tagok tagsagi dija $1.OO
toyabbra is megmarad. Ez evi
piknikink rendezeset az Time
pek utan osszejov6 tanacsgyu-
les fogja elhatarozni. Tag
jaink szama a kovetkezo vi
tagokkal szaporodott::
Csordas Janos, Csikos "a
nos, Danish Jozsefne, Fot Ko-
valiczky Viktor, Keck Daniel,
Markovits Istvan, Molnar La
josne (sze1vez0), Presnik' ia
nos, Sebo Jozsef, az Greg Anne
rikas magyarok, a masodik
amerikai magyar nemzedek
utt0roi IS tamogatoi, kerjIk
tehat a fatal es az lit szule-
tett amerikai magyarokat,
hogy mint partolo tagok SOC
evi tagsagi dij lefizetese mel
lett lepjenek be a csaladunk-
ba. Jelenlegi vagyonunk $50
dollar es SO cent.
A jelenlegi kritikus yiszo-
nyok tobb tevekenyseget es
aldozatkeszseget varnak min
den amerikai magyartol, azert
egyesuljunk a mi zaszlonk
alatt egy csatasorba.
Id. Horvdth Istvdn, csaladfo,
Danish Josset, irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
ECYHAzAK
Is ECYLETEK
FFGYELMEBE

A legujabb torvenyek eloir-
jak, hogy bankok milyen be-
tetek utan fizethetnek kama
tot. Tiltva van kamatot fizetni
forgalmi betetek, vagyis csekk
szamlak utan, tovabba hasznot
hajto foglalkozast uzo tarsasa-
gok es bejegyzett cegek bette
tel utan, kiveve, ha ilyen bette
tex bizonyos megallapodas SEE
rint 80, 60, vagy 90 napig,
vagy azonfelul bizonyos meg
hatarozott ideig a bankban le-
tetben maradnak ezen lido
alatt vissza mem kovetelhet6k.
Azonoan felre mem erthet6-
en- kijelenti a torveny, hogy a
bank kcteles kamatot fizetni
olyan takarek betetek utan, a
melyek egy vagy tobb egyen
magantulajdonat kepezik. -
Minden korulmenyek kozott
kOteles a bank kamatot fizetni
az egyhszi, vallasi, emberhara-
tt, jotekonysagi, nevelesi, test
veri es mas hasonlo celbol es
nem hasznothajto szempontbol
letesult intezmenyek betetjei
utan, mint amilyenek a beteg-
segelyezesi es halalesetet fizeto
egyletek is
Minden betet azonfelul kulon
kiilon is 5000 dollar erejeig
han bistnsitsa az Egyesalt
Allamok kormanya alatt aflo
Biztosit5 Tarsasag altal.
Kotelessegunknek tartottuk
a fentieket kozolni, hogy meg
nyugtaSsuk az egyhazak, egy-
letek es testiletek tagjait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
A CAMPBELL
MAGYAR HAZ tJGYE

A campbelli nagybizottsag
mar megkezdte a magyar haz-
ra megigert 0sszegek ossze-
gyujteset.
Eddig eleg sep eredmenyt
ertek el az Northumberland eS
a farmer honfitarsainknal eS
rovidesen az 0sszmagyarsagot
fogjak felkeresni a kollektorok.
Szives udvozlettel,
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
VERHOVAY 1854.

Notice to all members of
VerhOvay Branch 1854.
Due TO the fact that our
next meeting date falls on
April 10th which happens to
be Good Friday. The date
has been set ahead one week
to Friday, April 3rd.
Sick members: Mrs. Michael
Handel, Mr.. Frank Magdics.
Thank you. Fraternally
yours:
Frank HOrUath, Sec'y
373 Marmion Avenue
Phone: 25582.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02
Macy TANCMULATSAG
CAMPBELLBEN

A campbelli Magyar Nok
Kore egy nagyszabasu husveti
bait rendez aprilis no 13-an,
hetfo este a campbelli Italian
Hallban, amelyre mar most
felhivja a tanckedvelo magyar
sag figyelmet. ..t
A tancmulatsagon Tamas
Albert barbertoni hires radio
zenekara fogja huzni a leg
ujabb talpala valot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-04-02

reSsesei lehessunk anndk a
Macy 0r0mnek, anaelyet maid
a kert lon1bcs fdi alatt, a kert
ssepsegeinen elvesete fog min
den magyar ssdrnaasdsunak
sseresni
Mindeu esemaenyt, amely a
nenaes terv naegval6sitdsdt van
hivatva segiteni, tdnaogatnurak
keU. Minden Innepseget, a
melynek bevetele a kert cel-
jaira vGn ssdnva, pdrtolnunk
keU.
Vajhu naegeresnek Cleveland
naagyarjai ait a jelent6seget,
nn1eIy a kert naegvdl6sitdsd-
max gondolatdban rejlik.
An DR.. ALEXY LAOS.