davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-09-07
.oungCOP'sTo Listen Land0n
 September llth
(By The Associated Press)

NbY IIe HssOCIateu FI"ssJ
 TOPEKA, Kansas, Sept. ?, - A national conference of young leaders has been call- ed for September 11th in Topeka to hear an address by Governor Ali M. Landon, republican nom- inee for the presidency.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

and Tube csapataval fog mer-
kozni, a Harrison Fielden.
Kezdete delutan 2::30-kor.
TiSztclettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
PRO-HUNGARIA
BING0 ESTELYE

A Pro Hungaria Magyar
Nok Vilsgszovetsegenek young
stowni osztalya, a legk0zeleb-
bi bingo estelyet januar no
Sen, kedden este Z oral kez-
dettel, Csete Sandorne, 258
Emerald Street, Otthonaban
fogja Inegtartani.
Keretrlek a tagok es ven-
degek minel nagyobb szam-
ban sziveskedjenek megje-
lenni, mivel bing6 elott, meg
beszelesre kerul a Nagybizott-
sag altal tartando januar 26-
Xxi hangverseny, es annak
bovebb reSzletei.
Egyben Observation-Disclosures
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
SPORT MULATSAC.
MOST vASARNAP.
A fOOtballistak rendezik
West Sidei Magyar OtthOn-
ban. SZikOr- -Medve muzsikal

A youngstown Magyar
Sport K0r labdarugo csa-
patja nagyszabasu tancmulat-
sagot rendez e no 27-en, va
sarnap este a Magyar Hazban.
A zenet a Szikor es Medve
hires Zenekara fogja kiszolgal-
nj.
A Sport K0r tisztelettel
meghiv minden magyart es
sportkedvelot ere a mulat-
sagra, mivel hogy ez lesz
az utols5 balunk ebben az ev-
ben. Legyiink oft mindnya-
jan, es mutassuk meg az
igazi magyar Sport kor iranti
szeretetunket avval, hogy
ezen a balon jelen lesziink.
Es ne felejtsuk Ell, hogy
eek a derek magyar sport
fiuk szoktak jo frissit6 italok
rol is gondoskodni, hogy q
k0zonscg jol mulathasson e
remeljuk, hogy resze les7
benne ynindenkinek, aki ott
lesz ezen a balon.
A csapatunk most vasar.
nap, december 27-en a Sheet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
MT BORSY KEREKES.
APJA MECHALT
A volt Youngstown fiiggetlen
esperes-lelkeszt nagy gyasz
erte

Szomoru hirt hozott a ka-
bel a rapokban, Mt. Borsy-
Kerekes Gyorgynek es neje-
mex Westinghouse.
Borsy-Kerekes, az Amerikai
Magyar Reformatus Egyesu-
let szer7ez6 titkara, a young
stowni Fuggetlen Ref. Egyhaz
volt lelEesze, Is a Fuggetlen
Egyhaz nyugati egyhazmegye
volt esperese.
Borsy-Kerekes edes apja-
max, Kerekes Imre, a di6S-
gy0ri reformatus iskolak
nyugalmazott igazgato- tanit6-
janak Miskolcon, december no
loan elkovetkezett halalat
jelentetta a kabel.
Az Greg ur,, akit fla masfel
evvel ezclott latogatott meg
tutoljara, 80 ewes koraban
adta v;ssza lelket a Terem-
t6nek. Temeteset december
no 18-an tartottak Ft. Farkas
Istvan piispok szolgalataval a
miskolci Tetemvari-csaladi sir
boltba.
A sirboltot a csalad Mt.
Borsy- -Kerekes edes anyjanak
nel1ai aTnbrozi An1brus Anrla
nehany evvel ezel6tt elhunyta
alkalmauo1 epittette.
Az elhunyt Kerekes Imre
egesz munkas eletet a magyar
kulturanak, a magyar gene
raciok nevelesenek szentelte.
Tanitott nehez munkaval AZ
even at folytonosan ugyan-
| azon a he'll en-, ugyanazon is
kola ternieiben.
A kriptara jellenz6 keresz-
tyeni puritansagaval az listen
fele langolo szivet nyujto
Kalvin cimeren kivil 8 We
sette EFT a felirast: "Legyen
meg a TIE akaratod."
Amikor mi is, akikhez Mt.
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy es neje
mint barat kozel all, kifejez-
Eiik reszvetiinket, tudjuk,
hogy abban osztozik a
younstoWni egesz magyar
sag is. Mert mi amerikai ma
gyarok ezt az eletet eljiik,
hogy feljajdulunk, amikor
kapjuk a fajdalmas gyaszhire-
ket sziileink halalarol haul
rol.
Eltavczott szlleinkkel nem-
csak egy-egy magyar, egy
hozzank kozel allo esik XII az
eletiinkbol, hanem szinte
egy-egy ujabb darabja szakad
le szanunkra hazanknak is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Az arlerikai ipar 35 ezer ku
tato tudost alkalmaz, ezek
k0ziil ezer ipari kutat6 labora
toriumokban miik0dik. Ez a
tudomanyos kutatas, amely
az amerikai elet szinvonalat
van hivstva emelni, 1875. 600.
dollarba kerul havonta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
.ECYHAzAK, EGYLETEK FICYELMEBE

Olvas6ink a lapot az i'm
nep el6tt CSUT0RT0K0N
nkarjdE n1egkapni es postd-
ra is jog m1enni csut0rt0k0n
reggel. OkUet,enul tontos te-
hat, hogy az egy1adsi es egy-
lett hirek nadr HETF6N Ee-
sunkben legyenek.
BoldOg InnepeEet XII
Ddp az
AMERIKAI
MAGYAR HIRLAP
SZERKESZT6SEGE
ES KIADoHIVATALA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

A csapatunk most vasar-
nap, december 27-en a Sheet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
Macy KARACSONYI.
BAL CAMPBELLBEN
Az Otthon iavara tartjak, az
Otthon helyisegeben. OFT lesz
mindenH

A Campbell osszmagyarsag
december no 26-an, szomba-
ton Macy bait rendez az Ott-
hon pellztara javara, a Reed
Ave. 116 alatti sajat helyise-
geben. A mulatsag nemes
celt fog szolgalni. A jovedelem
az Otthon megnagyobbitasara
lesz forditva, tehat erdeke a
resztvetel minden campbelli
magya1nak.
A youngstown es k0rnyeki
magyar testvereinket pedig
szeretettel kerjiik a szives Sc
gitsegre, nemes torekvesiink-
ben.
A zenet Szikora-Medve
bandaja szolgaltatja. A XII
szolgalas ugy etel es italok-
ban a legels6 rendu lesz, a
legolcsobb arak mellett.
Kil0rlegesseg lesz, libaval
toltott csirke, meg pedig, XII
tudja, hogy mikeppen, aki
meg akar rola gy6z6dni,
hogy ugy lesz,. az jojjon el es
elvezze velunk egyutt ezeket a
foldijavakat.
Mivel a hosszu bojti tanc-
tilalom a labainkat elzsibbasz
totta, gondoskodott a rende-
| z6sag.1este hett6l reggel ne
gyig tarto folytatolagos mu-
latsagrci
A jegy ara 25 cent lesz. Re
melve hogy meghivasunk sze-
retettel lesz fogadva es telje,
sitve, mar most elore kosz0n-
juk a partfogast.
Szeretettel
AZ Otthon tisstiEarc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

A regi amerikas magyar
asszonyt hetfon tenettek a
csaladi otthonbol, a Scent
Istvan templombol a Calvary
temet6be. Ft. Biro Lorinc
vegezte az egyhazi szertartast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Tobb olvasonk panaszkodott,
hogy lapot elkesve vagy mem
is kapjak meg. Mi is panasz-
kodtunk a postan, ahol ait
mondottak, hogy annyira ell
halmoztak a postal karacsonyi
levelekkel es csomagokkal,
hogy mem csoda, hogy ebben
az id6ben, mikor kisegit6ket
alkalmaznak, a posta mem
olyan pontos, mint szokott
lenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
Esemenyek

sserkesst6je Eeglemes kard-
caonyi dnnepelcat kfvdn Ia
punk r6gi es hi el6tiset6inek.
A kardcsony az iden leg
t0bb embernek kellenes less.
Mindenesetre kelIemesebb leSs
mint a legut6bbi eveE sso-
naoru kardcsonyai.
AZ el:nuH evben dlland6a1,
eIeg jol doIgostak az embe-
rex. A kereset sem volt eppen
rOsssnGc n1ondhat6. Az iden
jut egg beves ajdndekokra.
Youngstown igletei tonne
embereEkel. Mindenki 1Gsd-
rot. A n1ult ssombaton meg
dlItunk egg nagy youngstoaDni
dslet ajtajdndl. Vagy egg tel
6rdig tigyeltlk a todul6 to-
meget. Sok naagyart is ldt-
tunk Is 0r0ltI1,k, hogy az
iden keres kivetele. csaknem
mainden otthonban kigyulnGk
a villamos gyertydE a kard-
csony tdkon.
Igy tehdt kellenaes dnnepe-
ket es egg boldog NJ esq
tend0t.
Mig mi lit Anaerikdbdn
0r0n1nlez dnnepeljdk kard-
csonyt, a beke Ipnepet, addig
a ven Europa es kIl0n0sen
magyar hasdnk ege telett is,
hdborus fellegek tornyosul-
max.
Europa kardcsonyd ldsas
fegyverkeses, daborg6 dgya1k,
berrego repal6gepek, egyn1ds-
rn acsarkod6 nemsetek.
Beke es sseretet helyett
gydl0let es hdboru.
Mi dkik lit Anaerikdbdn
nena kell, hogy tartsunk hd-
borutol, rettegve gondolu11k
egg eu"opai hdboru borsal-
maria, rettegue gondoluak
ARA, mi less testvsreinkeel a
Csonkc Magyarorssdgon.
Amikor tehdt ejtei misen
uagy kardcsonyi istentisste-
fJeten nindenki a maya temp
Ionadban keresgtenyi szeretet-
tel 0rvend a kis Jesus ssii-
letesnapjdnak, a beke Ss see
retet iinnepenek es i,addko-
sik, hogy az uj esstendoben Sc
tdvOsson k0rIakb6l a beke, a
jo erses Ss a sseretet, gondol-
junk magyar testaereimkre is.
lnaddkossu1ak, hogy 6uja meg
a ssUl6hasdnkdt a 1aagy csa-
pdst0 az Egek Ura, hogy oDja
meg testDereinket a vess es a
bajtol.
A magyar dgy igas Igy.
Magyarcrssdgot Macy igazsdg-
talansa9 Srte a triaaoni be-
kevel. De est az igassdgta-
lapsdgot bekes uton kellene
kijavitani, mem pedig hdbo-
ruD1L.
Magyarorssdg es a magyar
nep asonban a,igha kerllheti
el, hogy belle ne sodorjdk
egg eur6pai hdboruba. A k0-
vetkesmeeyek pedig rettene-
tesek !essneE.
K0rGcsOnykOr gOadOlju71k
egy1adsaiakra, amelyeket mi
tartunk fent. Gopdolju'ak
egyleteinkre is.
Mem hisssuk, hOgy lenne
hassnosabb bardcsonyi ajdn-
dek, mint az, hOgy a magyar
nki meg mem tartosik magyar
egyletbe, bedll es bigtositja
cs1lddjdt, hogy ha eleri a k0-
ny0rtelen haldl, legaldbb Da-
Inn1i fog nlar1dpi utdua.
Vegylk rd gyermekeiaket,
hOqy Glli111k be a magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
TAMAS JANOSNE
ELHALALOzOTT
Egyike az els6 youngstown te-
lepeseknek meghalt. Macy
csalad gyaszolja

KOzel SO eNvel ezelott j0tt
Youngstownba, egyenesen Ma
gyarorszagbol T a m a S
(Thomes) Janosne, szul. Zsol-
dos Anna es mint az elso ide
erkez6 magyarok a Brier
Hillben telepedett lie. Ia
masne multi penteken este
rneghalt a Scent Erzsebet kor
hazban.
Tamasek a 322 Crescent st.
alatt laknak. Az isnert ma
gyar asszony halalat gya-
szolja fsrje Tamas Janos, 4
gyermeke: Tamas (Thomas)
B. Janos, varosi rendortiszt-
visel6, Tstvan, Los Angelesben,
Mrs. William Csiz es Mrs,
Mary Stricko Youngstownban.
ket fivere, Zsoldos Imre es
Istvan ket novere, Ilona es
Julia Magyarorszagon es hat
unoka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24


a mi nagy anaericai magyar
Udraipk. Hidba pr6bdlkosnak
asok erejet alddsni, asok, akik
mem hiss1ek Istenbea es hd-
sdban, sem ugyne1Egett pol
gdri egyleteinkben. Az Gnae-
rilcdi magyarsdg mem togja
soha sem dtengedni asokat az
intesnaenyeEet, Gmelyeket ma
ga epitett.
KardcsonytOr az ideje an
max, hogy esekre az intesme-
nyekre gOndOLju7,fc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Amerikaban az atlag j0ve-
delem sokkal magasabb volt
1934-ben, mint 19O0-ban, an
max ellcnere, hogy 1934-ben
rendkivlsl magas volt a mum
kanelkuliseg. 19O0-ban a mem
zeti j0yedelem 100000, 900
dollar volt, mig 1934-ben
47,600, 100000 dollarra emel-
kedett. Az 1900 es 1880 evek
kozt az atlag j0vedelem II
Szazalekkal n0vekedett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
Az Ottl1on tisstiEarC

is lesz. Minden magyar not
szeretettel hivunk es va
runk.
A Pro Hungaria tisztikara
ezuton kivan boldog es aldas.
teljes karacsonyi es ujevi i'm
nepeket, tagjainak, joakaroi
max es az 0sszmagyarsagnak.
Honlcanyi tisztelettel:
A TisstiEGr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
Karacsonyi Unnepeket
YOUNGSTOWN
R0vID HIREK

Az Ohio Edison Co. Penn
sylvania elvallalta New Castle
k0zeleben kozel 13 millio dol
lar koltseggel nagy kisegit6
aramfejieszt6 telepet kezd epi
teni nenany het mulva. A
$4,000 kilowattos allomas XII
segiti maid a Toronto es Lo-
wellvillei villany-telepeket az
aram szolgalatban, amely eb-
ben az evben rekord magas-
sagra enaelkedett.
A Budapest Egyetemi Enek-
karok youngstown januar
26-iki szereplese nagy er-
deklodtst keltett fel, nemcsak
a magyarsag, de az anne
rikaiak soraban is. A ma
gyar jegyek mar kiosztasra
kerultek Iparkodjon min
denki jo el6re megvenni je-
gyet, amely mind szamozott,
aki hainarabb vesz, jobb je-
gyet kap. Jegyek kaphatok
az 0sszes magyar hitk0zsegek
mel. Az arak meltanyosak.
A legdragabb jegy csak 81, a
legolcsobb SO cent. (Mas va
rosokban $2.50-esek a jegyek)
A Nagvbizottsag keri mind
azokat, akik Magyarorszag bar
mely egyetemenek; yagy a. mil
egyetemnek hallgatoi voltak,
hogy jelentsek be nevuket
mint az Egyetemi Enekkarok
fogado oizottsaganak tagjai.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Tekintettel ARA, h0gy
Kardcsony eS Uiev az iden
penteki napra esnek, SUR
GOSEN felkerjuk egyhdsa-
ink lslEesseit es egyletei7ak
titkdrait, hogy a j0v0 es az
asutdn k0Det6 heten hirei-
ket !egkes6bb
HETF6j ESTE 6 CRAIG
ndjdk le Ddrosi iroddnEban,
4O8 w. Federal Street, vagy
adjdk postdra mdr ssomba-
ton, hogy hetf6re naegkap-
hGSsnt.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17
RED LABEL

You'll find that real"tastiness"
in this Cream of the Blended
Whistles. And it's fasfiness
that tells the quality of any
whiskey. A oo-proof blend
with s0% grain neutral spirits.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17

SCKOETTLER0 ON
TRIP TO SITKA

A. E. Schoettler, Supervisor Of Vo-
ational Education, went to Sitka
s passenger with Sheldon Sim
mems in the Patco, late yesterday
fternoon. He is making the trip
the special request of w. Leslie
Jaw, superintendent of Sheldon
jackson School, who has asked for
conference with the Supervisor
elative to some of the industrial
nd home making courses at the
Sheldon Jackson School,
Mr.. Schoettler also hopes to es-
ablish some home making work
or the girls in the Sitka Public
chool and outline plans for some
extension classes for men and wo-
men for next winter. He is in hopes
working out a cooperative agree
nent with the public school and the
Sheldon jackson school for the de-
yelopment of classes for men and
women in that community.
Mr.. Schoettler expects to return
to Juneau on the North Sea.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17
HONOR DINNER
TO BE SERVED
Home Economics Depart
ment of High School Is
Planning Affair

The Home Economies Department
Of the Juneau High School is plan
ming to serve a dinner on Thurs
day evening, April %, honoring the
Gastineau Channel members of the
Alaska Vocational Association. This
comparatively new organization.
which is affiliated with the Ameri-
IAN Vocational Association, has 25
members in the Territory, about
half of that number being located
n Douglas and Juneau.
In addition to the members, ias
seachers of evening classes in the
juneau High School. are invited to.
,e present. The program will consist
of reports and discussion of legis-
lation pending in Congress for adj
ditional aid to Vocational Education
in Alaska.
The dinner is in charge of Miss
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17

began president, Claude Erskine,
vice president; Jack Langseth, sec
rotary and treasurer; Robert Du-
pree and H. l.. Cochrane trustees
for the two and thrce-year teams
respectively.
Baseball and Dance
A motion that the Fire Depart
Elent sponsor a Baseball team was
1vorably voted upon and after some
discussion regarding membership in
he Channel League, committee
If three, Mayor Goetz, Councilman
Nunamaker and President of the
Chamber of Commerce Sl1udsnift,
we're appointed to attend the next
meeting of the League officials in
Juneau on behalf Of the organiza-
ion
May 10 is the date suggested for
he annual dance of the local fire
nen and the following committee
f five was appointed to make all
arrangements: A. j. Balog, chair
nan; E. E. Engstrom, M. Petersen,
Tauno Niemi and Ken Jones.
Gas Masks
Need of gasmasks for fighting
fire was again brought up and upon
suggestions made by Chief Mulvi-
ill, the Department will imme-
diately get in contact with one or
swo sources OF supply for the pur-
shase Ct two masks. The eXpe.di-
ure of about $4,000 of the Ice
Award money, if secured, for a new
fire hall and new truck was voted
A vote Of thanks was extended to
Ken Jones for handling the fire
mems interest. / vote Of thanks
was also extended to the Juneau
firemen for the fire drill and enter
airment afforded the local dele
sation in Juneau last Sunday.
Speeches from the newly-elect,
n which they promised their best
efforts in their jobs, were heard
winding up the business meeting
after which refreshments and music
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17

power plan operator attracted to the
scene called for help from town.
Mayor Goetz with A. H. Campbell
and others responded and with
levers succeeded in releasing the
boy So completely exhausted was
the boy that he was removed to st.
AIMS Hospital for treatment. The
doctor in charge did not believe
any serious damage was done. Had
the machinery struck the boy down
an inch closer to the timber his
life would have been crushed out
instantaneously. AS it was, great
care had to be used by his rescuers
in blocking every fractional part
of the distance the iron was moved
20 prevent it slipping back.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17
DOUGLAS FIRE
DEPT. ELECTS
new OFFICERS
Rousing Session Held Last
Night Baseball and
Dance Discussed

At the largest assembly of fire
men in the city hail for the year
ending this month, the Douglas
Volunteer fire Department last
night held the annual election OF
officers and made arrangements
fer the annual dance to be held
next month.
Baseball was also an issue at, the
session. Roll cali showed practic-
ally all members present and there
were also in attendance a number
of invited guests which included
several prominent Juneau firemen
headed by their chief, V. w. Mulvi-
till.
With three candidates for the
position of chief, Mike Pusich was
declared elected by unanimous vote
and in Ike manner Erwin Hach-
meister was made Foreman. Alex
Gair, Jr, chief truck driver, Sante
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17
BOY SAVED FROM
ACCIDENTAL DEATH

Death for Willie Harris, 14year-
old Indian boy was narrowly evert-
ed yesterday afternoon by the time
ly assistance of several men who
were quickly called to the scene of
the accident The boy was saving
wood near the 300 mill site and I'M
aware of the danger sawed off a 2x4
timber which partially supported a
several-ton piece of machinery. The
piece dropped down pinning him up
against a larger timber in such a
way that he was being slowly
crushed to death when B. Havdahl,
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17
BUILDING CoDr NOTICE

Persons Interested in the pro-
visions of the new building code
are invited to examine the COM
1leted ordinance on file at the City
Hall, to offer suggestions and
criticism before final passage of
ordinance at the next regular City
Council meeting. Written comments
should be made by April Is.
M. A. LAGERGREN
adv. City Engineer.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17

Helen Gray, Home Economics teach
er and President of the Alaska
Vocational Association.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-04-17
THE
WILKEN
FAMILY
BLENDED wHISKEY

It's our family's whiskey
neighbor and neighbor, its
your price. Folks say when
they go TO pour Wilken Family
Whiskey that its so mild and
gentle. That may be why so
many folks go forit.s6 8 proof
with 75% grain neutral spirits.
Copyright, 1886, Scheniey
Produces Co., Inc, New York, NY.
Evening star., 1936-12-20
Christmas Carol Songsters
Plan Continuous Program,

Christmas eve will be observed this
year with the greatest mobilization Of
carolers in American history.
Under the direction of DR.. Nikolai
Sokolofi, director Of the Federal music
project, approximately $4,000 unem-
ployed musicians on w. p. A. rolls and
hundreds Of thousands of adults and
children will join in music festivals
the night before Christmas in almost
every community in the country.
During four hours on Christmas eve
there will be no moment In which
voices will not be raised some place
In America In familiar old carols.
So that this singing may be con-
tinuous, the hours have been arranged
to follow the clock as the festivals
span the country from east to west.
Allowing for the lapse Of time between
the Atlantic Seaboard and the Pacific
Coast, the Western Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Illinois cities will pick up the
programs as they are completed in
Washington, New York City. Phila-
delphia and Florida communities.
Recreation and adult education prof.
ects and National Youth Administra-
ton leaders are cooperating with DR..
Sokoloff, one of the greatest Of Amer
tcan musical directors, In mobilizing
the great army Of musicians and
singers. More than so cities and towns
will hold municipal Christmas tree
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celebrations at which the choruses
will assemble.
Several Of the more familiar carols
have been selected for all the partici-
pating groups, with Peace on Earth,
Good Will Toward Men" to be theme
song. Other carols include "Silent
Night" Come, AL Ye Faithful .
"darkl The Herald Angels Sing" 1T
Came Upon q Midnight Clear" "Gc
Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" and Away
In Q Manger."
In the South, where the Hanging
Of the green" Is observed, the attend
ant carol will be Good King Wen
ceslas." Where colored choruses are
participating, the two Christmas carols
which derive directly from their folk
lore, go Tell It On De Mountain"
and Behold That Star" will be sung
Besides the carol festivals on Christ
mas eve there will be numerous other
programs devoted to Christmas music
during this week, especially In New
York City and other great cities. W.
p. A. symphony orchestras In many
Of the cities will stage sacred concerts
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A. T. Ct. PAYMENTS
TERMED EXCESSIVE
F. c. c. Engineers Contend Com.
panies Sold Themselves Equip.
ment at High Prices.

By the Associated Press.
Federal Communications Com
mission engineers contended yester-
day that Bell Telephone System COM
panies had sold themselves telephone
equipment at prices that were too
high.
They added that evidence showed
about one-half Of the money col
lected from telephone subscribers
goes to compensate the Bell System"
for its investment In equipment, ap-
paratus and material.
The report was contained In q
summary Of evidence compiled for
the commission as part Of its investi-
CATION Of the American Telephone g.
Telegraph Co.
About $2,5o0. 100000 worth Of
equipment. comprising all material
used in the Bell Systems $4,250, ,000.-
900 property, the commission said,
was purchased entirely from the
Western Electric Co., . wholly -owned
subsidiary Of the American Telephone
g. Telegraph Co."
The A. T. q T., the summary said,
had contended prices paid Western
Electric were lower than those
charged by small, independent manu-
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and Bilbao, were landed together with
three American consular officials who
were aboard the gunboat during the
shelling in Gijon Harbor yesterday.
The gunboat's officers said shells
from the Fascist vessel landed within
600 feet Of the Erie, which was forced
to abandon attempts to take addi-
tional refugees aboard.
The Erie was to return to the United
States after a preliminary cruise and
will be replaced in Northern Spanish
waters by the destroyer Hatfield.
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Oil Company Boosts Salaries.

DALLAS, December 10 R.-L. 8.
Sinclair, vice president and controller
Of the Magnolia Petroleum Co., an
nounced today Q general salary In
crease for all employees in the lower
wage brackets, effective January /.
The Magnolia has between 10000 and
1000 employees. Amount Of the IN.
crease was not announced.
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facturers. The summary asserted,
however, that this claim was un-
founded and that, as a matter Of fact,
the Western Electric Co. has been
overcharging its own family Of Bell
customers to the extent Of at least
20 per cent"