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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
VESSEL WITH
 900 ON BOARD
 HITS ON ISLE
Soviet and Japanese Ships Are Reported to Be
 Standing By

TOKYO, July 6. - The stranded ship Sima, with 200 aboard, has received aid from another Russian vessel, the Soviet Embassy said. A Japanese patrol boat is also stand ing by.
 The Soviet Embassy requested the Japanese government permission for rescue boats to enter the waters and the request was granted all thought the Soviet officials were told the location of the islands was of strategic importance.
 The Sima was enroute to Ram shatka Peninsula. Northeastern Si- beria, carrying fishermen and can nery workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
DIMOND PUSH PROJECTS
 FOR TERRITORY
Both Officials Report Fav- orable Progress for Air
 Base and Highway

WASHINGTON, July 6. - Gov. John w. Troy, of Alaska, and AL aska Delegate Anthony J. Dimond said they felt encouraged after comforting with officials regarding the two Alaska projects under con- sideration, the newly authorized army air base survey, and the prop osed International Highway, linking the Territory with con- tinental United States.
 Chief of Staff Malin Craig is said to have assured them that the War Department would conduct a thorough survey to obtain all the facts necessary to support their re- quests for appropriations for the Alaska aviation base.
 Secretary of State Cordell Hull also reported progress in his at tempts to open negotiations with Canada on the question of joint action by the two nations in start ing highway construction into the Alaskan interior
 Both Gov. Troy and Delegate Dimond reported that Secretary Hull had indicated that he favored the project, but reported that Can adians are proceeding cautiously because of lack of funds.
 Require One Year
 Gov. Troy said that Chief Craig had predicted the Alaskan air base survey would require one year to complete by the special Board of Army Officers named to carry out the survey. It is expected this board will have wide latitude in determining how the survey will be conducted
 T am impressed said Gov. Troy, by the sincerity of the War De- partment in it's desire to establish an Alaska air base"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
Tuo Senators Coming to
 Alaska AbOard C. C. Chelal

WASHINGTON, July 6.-United States Senator Elmer Thomas Democrat of Oklahoma, chairman of the Senate Indian Affairs Con- mittee, and United States Senator Henrick Shipstead, Farmer Labor of North Dakota, have left here for a three weeks inspection of Indian reservations in Alaska.
 Delegate Anthony J. Dimond and others will accompany the party which will leave Seattle on We'd nesday aboard the coast guard cutter Chelan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
Army Officers House Used by
 CounterfGiterS
Ten Chinese Arrested in Residence of Colonel
 Isaac Newell

PEIPING, July 6.-Ten Chinese were arrested here today on coun- terfeiting charges at the home of Colonal Isaac Newell, United States Army officer and former military attache, who is vacationing in America. The alleged counterfeit CTS were using the officers home as manufacturing base for thou sands of Hopsie banknotes.
 Police assert that the leader of the gang was Newells former num- Der one houseboy. The house is empty now of American occupants, Roy Champan Andrews, famous As iatic explorer, having left for New York recently after honeymooning there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
British King May Wed One
 Of Z Cousins
Talented and Beautiful 1 Princesses Rumored
 Bridal Possibilities

LONDON, July 6.-King Edward VIII may don the Crown of Eng land next May with second cousin kneeling at his side.
 Two young European princesses, both talented and beautiful rela- tives of the young king, have been mentioned directly in the British press as favorites to wed the mon- arch.
 The two are Princess Frederick Louise, daughter of the Duke of Brunswick and a granddaughter of the former Kaiser Wilhelm, and Princess Alexandrine Louise, third daughter of Prince Harold of Den mark and a niece of King Christian.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
TALMADCE TO SEEK SENATE
 NOMINATION
Governor of Georgia Enters Democratic Primaries
 Advocates Budget Slash

McREA, Ga, July 6. - Eugene Talmade. completing his secon d term as Governor, announces that he will be candidate for the Democratic nomination as United States Senator. He will oppose Sen ator Richard Russell in the Septem- Der primaries.
 Tn an interview to the press, Talmadge said: T want to go to the United States Senate to pro tect Georgia In protecting Geor- gia protect every other State in this union"
 Gov. Talmadge, frequent critic of the New Deal, said if he IS elected he will work to "cut the Federal annual budget under one billion dollars per year for all pur- poses whatsoever"
 "If this were done he remarked you would not be troubled by so many foreigners tr ramping over Georgia pretending to work for the Federal Government"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
DROUGHT BELT
 WIDENING TO
 MANY REGIONS
Protracted Siege to Extend No Relief Report
 ed in Sight
CROP CRISIS NOW
 REPORTED, NATION
Temperatures Break All Time High Marks
 Prayers Offered

CHICAGO, Ill, July 6. - Record heat today has increased damage and distress to the midwestern draught belt, and despairing farm CTS pinned hope for break in the protracted seige on weather change but none is sighted in the immediate future. In fact, instead, the Weather Bureau forecasts a broadening of the high temperature blanket.
 PrairieS Scared
 Heat continues to scar the prair- ies from the Rockies to western Kentucky. The section is the ma jor segment of the Nations food producing acres and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace said the drought should reach it's close in about two more weeks. and this will determine whether the present crop crisis will end as disastrously as the long dry summer of 1884. He said it is yet too early to determine what effect the drought and crop conditions will have on food prices.
 Records Broken
 Yesterday all time high marks were broken at Williston, North Da- kota and Rapid City, South Dakota. with respective readings of no and 106 degrees. Yankton, South Da- kota, had 113 degrees Saturday and 112 Sunday.
 Critical For Corn
 Corn crops are in critical con- dition and the next fortnight will determine whether the 1886 drought will equal the 1884 drought.
 Prayers were offered in Nebraska yesterday for rain.
 Wyoming, North Dakota and Mon tana farmers have been called to work on WPA projects. The Ad- m.nistration plans to employ at least 50000 in building water con- servation dams.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06

LOS ANGELES, Cal, July G. Harry Thomas Thompson, former yeoman of the U s. Navy, charged with conspiring to sell secrets of his country's defense to high rank ing officers of the Imperial Jap anese Navy, was convicted Friday after a five minutes discussion on the first ballot taken by the jury.
 The maximum sentence carries twenty years. A Japanese officer who is involved and whose name was given as Lieut. -Commdr. To- shio Mivazaki, is believed to be in Japan.
 While naval officers awaited news of Thompson's sentence, expected to be rendered today, vessels all along the Pacific coast found cer- tain new bars of restriction had been raised against them because of the case.
 Ever Greater Secrecy
 Officers said that fleet move ments in the future will be shroud- ed in even greater secrecy than Japan invokeS.
 It is anticipated also that the movement of visitors bout the ships, which in the past was len tent to the extreme, will be se- verely curtailed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
ACTRESS AND HUSBAND REST
 AFTER TRIAL
Helen Hayes Plans Vaca- ton Alter Alterations
 Case Is Dismissed

CHICAGO, July 6.-Helen Hayes, the screen actress, and her husband playwright Charles McArthur, vic- tors in a $100,000 alterations of affections suit which was dis missed Friday by the Circuit Court, packed up and returned to their home in New York.
 McArthur said that both he and his wife were resting after the three day trial brought by Carol Frink, Chicago dramatic critic, McArthur's former wife.
 Miss Hayes will sail on July IS for a vacation in Europe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
BOrah Strikes
 at Monopo|ies
 in Home Speech
Fiery Senator Calls Planks in Two Major Parties
 Notable Event

FILLER, Idaho, July 6. Senator William E. Borah enigma of Ameri- can politics, commenting on the fact that platforms of both major parties declare they will destroy monopoly remarked Saturday, upon his re- turn from the national capital;
 If this is in fact settled policy, I regard it as the most notable event since Lincoln struck the shackles from the slaves"
 The veteran Republican still gave no indicatio of his future political plans but told cheering Fourth of July crowd of ten thousand that he expects to discuss monopoly and the nations monetary problems as he sees them regardless of party lines or commands"
 The fiery Senator listed the two asserted conditions as constituting the outstanding governmental evils of the day and stated the principal causes of depression as monopoly and monopolistic power in possess sion of twenty-five hundred men in America, and failure of the govern ment to take over regulation of money now functioning in private industry.
 Blames People
 We have power under the con- stitution to destroy monopoly" he said. We've had it these 360 years. But people have lacked courage to do their duty by insisting that mon opolies be eliminated and that pri- vate industry surrender it's control of the nations money"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
RAIN FALLS IN JUNEAU

Residents of Juneau and those in this sectiol in general may have some feeling for those in the drought sections for it has been dry here for several weeks, so dry that straw berries have dried up on the vines, blueberries are ripening but are smaller than usual on account of the heat and no moisture, and raspber- ries are not doing so well on account of lack of water. Streams have dried up for the most part along the highway and there has been a scarcity of water in many localities in the surrounding country.
 The dry spell was broken early this morning by rain which has fallen almost steadily to midafter- room. The rain did hold off over the celebration and the Fourth will pass down in history as being the best weather expressed at this time of the year for many years. It was dry, sultry-hot
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
Christmas Is Remembered at July 4th Time

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, July 6. The first Christmas present, addressed to Ann BannOn, a missionary on St. Lawrence Is- land, has been mailed by the Friendly Aid Presb byterian Church and Sunday School. The package will go to Seattle where it will await boat making the annual trip to Boring Sea points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
Swallows Quarter With Which to Buy Fireworks, Dies

BOSTON, Mass. July 6. = Mary Sugrue, aged II, of Cam brirge, who swallowed a quarter that was given to her to buy fireworks, died today in a hos pital. The authorities there said the girl developed a serious chest condition during the time that the quarter was lodged in her esophagus. The coin later passed into her stomach.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
Embargo Is Placed
 On Wheat by France

PARIS, July 6-Premier Leon Blum's Government has pushed the Wheat Control bill to passage after s8 hours continuous debate. Tie vote was 357 to 2l5.
 The Socialists sponsored the re- form measure which prohibits tenn porary admission into France of any foreign wheat for reshipment to other countries and vir5ually sus- bends trading in wheat futures.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
Jack Rabbit Derby Won Easily by Cactus Katie

QUIN Wash, July G. Quincy's second annual Jack Rabbit Derby held on July Fourth, was won this year by Cactus Katie, who badly out distance her only serious rival, Sage Tick.
 Two other rabbits started out well but ran in the wrong di- rection. The starting gun was a giant firecracker.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
STOWAWAY NABBED

Jack H. Brown was taken from the Yukon here this morning and placed in the Federal jail on a charge of vagrancy He slowed away on the steamer at Cordova according to officials.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
U. s. Marshal Todd
 Falls, Breaks Arm
 in Washington, D. (.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Chester J. Todd, of Valdez, United States Marshal of the Third Division, fell and broke an arm while visiting the Unknown Soldiers Tomb
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
NOT TO BOLT c. o. p.

BOISE, Idaho, July 6.-Senator Borah who arrived home today an nounced flatly that he wont bolt the Republican ticket. I am sup porting the platform s.kd have been from the beginning. I had very con- siderable to do with making it"
 At the same time the Idaho Sena- tor declined to deny or confirm statements of friends that he will again seek reelection to office he has held for 30 years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
ALEUTIAN IS
 ON WAY NORTH
Making First Voyage to Ju- neau of Totemland
 Cruises

SEATTLE, July 6.-On the first of the Totemland cruises, steamer Aleutian left for Southeast Alaska at o'clock this morning with 297 first class and 25 steerage passeng- CTS.
 Owing to reservations being ta- ken by roundtrippers, there is only one passenger aboard the Aleutian for Juneau, Miss Claudin Payne.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
MRS. CARRIGAN ARRIVES

Mrs. Leroy Carrigan arrived in Juneau Saturday aboard the steam- CT Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06

Approximately 10000 radio receiv- ing sets have been registered in China during the last two years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-07-06
NAVAL SPY IS CONVICTED ON
 FIRST BALLOT
Harry Thompson Is Held Guilty of Conspiring to
 Sell State Secrets

BULLETIN, Los Angeles, Cal, July 6.-America's first peace time spy, Harry T Oma a S Thompson, was today sentenced by Federal Judge Leon Yank- wich to 15 years in a Federal Prison.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

A fenti KEEP Kessler Gyulat
a magyar whiskey kiralyt alb
razolja. =
AIT az embert, aki 80 ewes
koraban ujra kezdett hozza,
hogy remek whiskey gyartma-
nyait megkedveltesse az anne
rikai koz0nseggel.
A prohibicio elott nyerte el
Kessler Gyula a whiskey XII
rally nevet, gyartmanyait is
mertek es iszerettek szerte eb-
ben a nagy orszagban.
A prohibicio eltorlese utan
mem tudott ellenallni baratai,
ismerosei unszolasanak es par
honap elott ismet visszatert
a szesziparhoz melyet nala-
nal jobban alig ismernek eb-
ben az orszagban.
Mindossze ket honapja,
hogy a julius Kessler Distil-
ling Co. produktumai piacra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
''YOUNGSTOWN Is VlDEKE HIREI''
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
lakas 105 - 2nd st. Niles, o

PIKNIKuNK dacara a foly-
ton fenyeget6 id6nek, elegge
sikerultnek mondhato volt ju-
Illus 4-en. Sep lido eseten bi-
zonyara meghaladta volna az
eredmeny a 100 dollart, ICY
meg kellett elegedniink annyi-
val, hogy a kiadasainkon fe-
It'll is maradt 40 dollar az egy-
haz javara.
PRESBITERIUMUNK a multi
hetf6n tartotta meg rendes ha-
vi gylleset. Atvizsgalva a ju-
niusi szamadast, az eredmenyt
a kovetkezokben allapitotta
meg. Bevetel volt: 114.96, a
majusi maradvannyal egyutt:
1922, kiadas: 117.95, ICY a
keszpenz maradvany junius We
gen 63.27. Gyiiles kiutalta a
lelkesznek jaro lenyegtelen osz-
szegu hatra1ekot, ICY a felev
lejartaval egyebb adossaga mem
maradt egyhazunknak, mint
amennyivel a parochian es egy-
hiszfi lakason a banknak tar
tozik, ami szinten fogy a min
den honapban fizetett csekely
osszegu torlesztessel.
FELEVI KOZGYULESUNK
a jov6 vasarnap lesz megtart-
va az istentisztelet vegeztevel.
Kerjuk egyhazunk 0sszes tag
jait, mutassanak erdeklodest
egyhazunk ugyei irant S ma
radjanak benn az istentisztelet
vegeztevel a gyilesre is.
N0EGYLETUNK a jovo va
sarnap delutan a parochia I'D
varan fagylalt delutant rem
dez, melyre ezuttal is szivesen
hivja meg az erdeklodoket a
vezetoseg. Kulon bizottsag dol
gozik a szorakoztato program
osszeallitasan.
JULIUS 19-EN pedig vasar-
napi iskolank javara lesz
ugyancsak fagylalt delutan
Most, hogy vasarnapi isko-
lank ujra szerveztetett, tobb
dolog beszerzesere van szukse-
gunk e delutan jovedelme e
szuksegletek fedezesere lesz
forditva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sandor, ieIkesz
925 Mahoning Ave Phone 34557

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnaE
delelott fel II orakor, elotte
fel 10-tol vasarnapi iskola.
EGYHAZTANACSI gyules
julius ft.en, szombaton del,
utans6 oratol es
KoZGYULES vasarnap del.
elott az istentisztelet vegezte.
vel templomunkban, mely al
kalmakra az erdekelteket sze
retettel meghivja az egyhaz
tanacs.
A NYARI MAGYR ISKO.
LABA, ahol konfirmacioi okta
tasban is reszesUlnek a megfe
lelo koru gyermekek, a kovet
kezo het folyaman meg We
SUNK fel gyermekeket, a mai
kesobb jelentkezokel mem TO-
gadhatJuk ell.
A MAGYAR LAKODALOM.
RIA, melyet julius 19-en, va.
sarnap tartanak meg a Fatal
Hazasok es az Ifjusagi Kor tag.
jai, a Barta erdoben rendezen.
do pikink alkalmaval, nagyban
folynak. az elokesziletek. A
Noegylet tagjai a megfelelt
magyar ruhak keszitesevel siet.
mex segitsegere e sep munka.
max. Egyhazunk 0sszes tagjaj
kiveszik a reszuket a piknik
rendezes faraszto munkajabol
S ICY bizton remelhetjuk, hogy
kedvezo lido eseten, az elso pix.
mix eredmenye meg fog ismet.
lOdni.
KERESZTELES. VasarnaI
kereszteltuk meg Szakacs Mo.
zes es Macy Roza sziil6k ma.
jus Ten sziletett kis leanyat
Roza -Mariat. KeresztSzulok let
tex Bening Lajos es neje.
A MAGYAR-NAP jelvenye
egyhazunk tagjainal is besze.
rezhetok, ara Is cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
VERHOVAY 1O8.

Tudatom a tagtarsakkal,
hogy a multi gyules ugy hata-
rozott, hogy julius es august
tus honapokban nem tartunk
gyulest, csak a havi dijak be-
szedese lesz. Kerern tehat a
tagtarsakat, hogy a havi dija-
kat a j0v6 vasarnap, julius
12-en a szokott helyen igye-
kezzenek befizetni. A tisztikar
egy orakor mar oft lesz a
gyiilesteremben es akinek ell
intezni valoja van, AIT meg
teheti egy es harom ora koz0tt.
Beteg tagok: Gene Claiborne,
254 Paradena Ave., Balazs Fe-
reno, $50 Franklin Ave-, Varga
Mihaly, Hubbard Ave-, Kondas
Andras, 27 Walter st. Camp
bell, O., Gotz Maria, 1l31 Ber-
wick Ave .,Takacs Janosne, So
Manchester Ave.
Turner J6ssef, titkar
lis Manchester Ave. Tel. 91O59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

A NYARI ISKOLANKBANl
mar megkezdodott a magyar
iras, olvasas es vallas tanitas,
ket magyar apaca vezetese
alatt es hat hetig fog tartani
Beiratkozni meg mindig le-
het a plebania hivatalban.
A ZENEKARUNK magyar
napi musora es szereplese szel
sikeriinek igerkezik, inert a
zenekar tagjai minden hetfe
este 7:30-kor a gyakorlo ora.
kon pontosan megjelennek.
CSERKESZ CSAPATUNK
rendes heti osszej0vetelei es vi
tagok felvetele minden csu-
tortokon este 7 oratol van.
A SZENT VINCE TARSU-
LAT szinten minden csutortok
este 8 oratol tart gyulest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
A MAGYAR WH|SKEY KIRALY

kerultek es mar most meg le-
het allapitani, hogy Kessler
private blend gyartmanya
donto sikert aratott.
Mem is csoda ez. Kessler
Gyula potion 80 centert ad
egy pint olyan remek whiskeyt
(private, blend), amilyenhez
hasonlot mas cegek nagyon
sokkal dragabban adnak.
Kessler Gyula ismeri jol a
whiskey foxes titkat es az 6
gyartmanyainak zamata ver-
hetetlen. Kesslernek van szi-
We hozza, hogy csak is legels6-
rangu anyagokat hasznaljon a
whiskey f6zeshez.
Ugyanakkor azonban az
arakat is olyan nagyon ala
csonyan szabta meg, hogy
mindenki megvehesse a kitu-
nc whiskeyjeit.
A magyarok koreben is
egyre nepszerubbek lesznek
Kessler Gyula gyartmanyai.
Amerre csak magyarok elnek
ebben az orszagban, orommel
vasaroljak a Kessler whis-
keyeket.
Termeszetes ez, hiszen Kess-
Ter Gyula nevet jol ismerik a
magyarok azokbol az idokbol,
arnikor ket kezzel adott min
den jotekony celra. A haboru
utani magyar mozgalmakbol
derekasan kivette reszet es
akkoraban Kessler Gyulanal
mem volt bokezubb adakozoja
a magyar mozgalmaknak.
A julius Kessler Distilling
Co. a hires Seagram Distille-
ries egyik alapitasa es ez a
ceg hozza forgalomba a Kess-
Ter gyartmanyokat.
Magyarok, akik kedvelik a
kitun6, legzamatosabb whis-
keyketu jol teszik, ha kovete-
lik mindenutt Julius Kessler
Distilling Co. Private Blend
whiskeyjeit, amelyek kapha-
tok az Ohio allami palinka liz
letekben es a legt0bb magyar
SZalOnban.
Nemregen Mr.. Kessler lit
jart Youngstownban es sza-
mos helyet keresett fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

julius 12-en, vasarnap a
Campbell Magyar Nap q
Struthers-i Holy Trinity Play.
groundon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

Augustus 30-an, vasarnap
a Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0r Macy pilnikje
a Whippoorvill Inn (Barta fele
erdo) uj fedett helyisegeben
eS a szabadban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban diJrala-
nul kozoliuk azon egyha-
Yak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit, stb. - mem tobb
mint 2 honappal elore is,
anelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek nulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat aalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09

groundOn.
Julius 12-en, vasarnap del
utan 2 oral kezdettel a Barta
erd6 fedett vi pavillonjaban a
Varosi (Oreg) Polgari K0r pix
mike.
julius 19-en, vasarnap a
Barta erdoben a Fiiggetlen
Ref. Egyhaz Fatal Hazasok
Korenek rendezeseben piknik
es Macy magyar lakodalom.
julius 26-an, vasarnap pix
mix g0rog katholikusoknal a
Moore fele farmon a. Vestal
Roadon.
AUGUSTUS 2-AN, VASAR-
NAP Magyar Nap a Nagybi-
Eottsag rendezeseben Young
stown Is k0rnyeke magyarsa-
ganak az IdOra Parkban.
Augustus lean. vasarnap
delutan 2 oral kezdettel a Bar
ia erd6 vi pavillonjaban az
Oreg Amerikas Magyarok pix
mike.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
A MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
kozIi: kovacs EIek gondnok
20 Palmer Ave-, Campbell, O.

MOST VASARNAP az isten.
tiSZtelet 11:15-kor kezdodik.
Mt. Macy Ferenc, Farrell, Pa,
lelkesz fog kiszolgalni.
VI LELKESZUNK, Mt. Botty
Janos julius 19-en, vasarnap a
delel0tti istentiszteleten fogja
a bekoszontojet tartani. Este
pedig bankett kereteben fog a
Youngstown magyar k0zonseg-
mex bemutatkozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
A "32-ES BAKA"
FARRELLBEN JUL. 2O-AN

A Farrell-Sharon kornyeki
magyarok kedvenc szinhaza,
a $50 Idaho Streeten levo Co.
lonial Theatre julius 20-an,
hetfo, delutan 4 oratol fogja
bemutatni a "32-es baka" ci-
mil filmet, nagyon kedvezme-
nyes helyarak mellett.
A "32-es baka" mozgofeny-
KEEP mindenutt telt hazat vonz
ami mem is csoda, inert ez a
nagy magyar beszelo, zenes
film, remek katona mese,
nagyszeru szineszek altal, fill
bemaszo dalok, cigany muzsi-
kaval, csupa szin es hangulat
ez a KEEP, amely a mellek-
kepekkel egyutt ket es fel orat
yesz igenybe.
A Colonial Szinhaz vezet6-
sege a Farrell-Sharon k0r-
nyeki magyarsag kedveben
kivan. jarni, amikor a "32-es
baka' cimu filmet, julius no
2O-an hetfo delutan 4 oratol
el6adja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
MISEK RENDJE

MISEK RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise s oratol.
nagy mise 1O:30-tol. Hetkoz-
napokon misek 6ratol.
GYoNTATASoK
Mindennap a misek el0tt es szom-
baton delutap oratol Gig es
este Z 6ratol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-09
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