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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
|"YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREI''
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
ECYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B6tty Janos lelkesx
737 Mahoning Ave. Phone 66841

8 ES UJEVI ISTENTISZ-
TELETElNK a k0vetkez6 sor-
rendben lesznek megtartva egy
haZunkban:
December 31-en, csiit0rt0k
este fel 8 orakor o-ev estelyi
istentisztelet;; ejfelkor rovid
ahitat.
Janudr len, pentek del
el0tt fei 11-kor ujev alkalmi
istentisztelet.
Janudr 3-dn, vasarnap reg
gel fel 10-kor vasarnapi is
kola. Eel 11-kor istentiszte-
let.
Este 6::3O-kor Jr. G. E., 8
orakor pedig a Sr. C. E. rem
des heti 0sszej0vetele.
SZILVESZTER ESTELYEN
Noegylctink szorgalmas tag
jai szorakoztato kartya-bingo
estelyt rendeznek, melyre SEE
retettel hivjak meg egyha-
zunk 0sszes ifju es fe1n6tt tag
jait. Legyiink oft mindnya-
jan S toltsuk EFT a szep ies-
telyt egy nagy csaladi es test
veri koz0ssegben.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ez
ev utolso rendes havi gyilese
januar 2-an, szombaton este
7 ~orakor lesz megtartya a
templomi irodaban. T0bb
olyan fontos dolgok kerulnek
megtargyalasra, amelyek a ja-
nuar no 10-en tartando k0z-
gyiiles ele lesznek ter:
jesztve. Sziveskedjenek a
presbitei'ium tagjai teljes
szamban megjelenni. Z
A PROGRESSZIV LIGA ja-
nuar no San, vasamap del
utan sorakor fogja tartani
rendes ravi gytiieset a klub-
haz fnelyisegeben.s Az elnok-
seq nagy erdekl6dessel nez
elebe { ennek a gyulesnek,
inert ekkor tesznek a tagszer-
z6 kamrany vezet0i jelentest
eddigi munkassagaikrol.
Ugyancsak ekkor lesznek
az ujesztendei munkassagi
tervezetek is kidolgozva. Le-
gyenek hat Oft az erdekl6d6
tagok mindnyajan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

DECEMBER 31-EN, Sill
veszterkor, (csut0rtok este)
7 oratcl, Egyhazunk Fatal
Hazasok Kore altal rende-
zett Szllveszteri tancmulatsag
a West Sidei Magyar Haz-
ban, a Mahoning es Schenley
Avenue. Orosz Ferenc koz-
kedvelt zenekara szolgaltatja
a legujabb magyar es anne
rikai tanc zenet. Belepti dij
ferfiaknak 35 cent, noknek
Is cent.
December 81, csitortok este
7 orakor Halaadasi szertartas.
Januar l, pentek, Szentmi-
SEX, mint vasarnapokon.
Januar 2, szombat este 8
orakor az Idosebb Scent New
Tarsulat gyiilese.
Januar 8, vasarnap delutan
2 orakor a Rozsafiizer Tarsu-
lat, 8 orakor az Oltar Egylet
gyilese.
Januar 7, csutortok este 7
orakor a Zenekar es a Cserke-
seek gyakorlo oral, 8 orakor a
Scent Vince Tarsulat gyiilese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

Mi akadalyozza meg, hogy
alkotm5nyunk ;egy ertektelen
papirdarabba WALTON?
Alkotnanyunk minden tor
venyhozo hatalnat a kon-
gresszus kezebe tette lie. Sza-
batosan k0rilirtuk mindazt, a
mive a kongresszus t0rvenye-
sket hozhat, lily modon mines
,hatalma ARA, hogy a szeme-
lyi szabadsagokat, vagy egyeb
.nep es allamjogokat megcsor-
sbitson.
Elmeletileg a fenti OWN
tezkedesek megvedenek ben
niinket a jogbitorlasok ellen.
De a tortenelem ait bizo-
nyitja, hogy nagyobb hatalyu
oyintezkedesek. nelkul a Mag
ma Carta, a jog1evel, a sza-
badsagjogok osszessege es mas
hasonlo t0rtenelmi szabadsag-
levelek Artektelen papirdarab.
ba valtoznak at. Tehat az or.
szagf6k es a t0rvenyhoz6 tes.
tiiletek meg hagyobb ellen6r.
zest kivannak, II
Exert bizzas alkotrna yu11k
a bir6sagokra a ri aegbi.
zottjanak szereret, hegy At
vizsgalja az alkotinanyunE 4r-
telmebell hozott t0ryenyekal.
Enelktil egy oily testtilet, mint
a kongresszus, olyan t0lgs,
nyeket is hoziatna, melyeke1
alkotm5nyunk eltilt - meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkssz
Lakas 105 - End st. Niles, O.

KARACSONY ttNNEPLESE.
Egyhazunk fennallasa 6ta
mem volt olyan eredmenyes
meg a karacsony rnegiinnep-
lese, mirt a mostani. ARA
ugyan volt mar eset maskor
is, hogy t0bben voltak temp
lomunkban, de annyian meg
egyszer sem jarultak a scent
asztalhcz, mint most. - So
ferfi es 81 nc vett reszt a
scent vendegsegben. A scent
jegyeket Jakubat Mihaly es
csaladja ajandekozta. virag-
gal Safrany Ferencne Is
Csizmar Jozsefne diszitettek
templomNnkat. A karacsony-
fat ismet Serbian Jozsef ajan-
dekozta. Kuverta adomanyok
es perselyb6l kerek $1OO jott
be. Kantalasb6l Ni1eson
5000, Warrenben $28.25
jott ossze, tagsagi dijakbo1 Pc,
dig $99.5O, osszes karacsonyi
beveteliink tehat meghaladta
a 800 dollart.
ENEKKARUNK sep egyen-
ruhaban 0sszhangzatos enek-
kel emelte isteni tiszteletiink
szepseget. Ugyancsak Ok We
geztek ez evben Nileson a
kantalast is.
Delutdn fel haromkor volt
r0vid halaado istentisztele-
think, mely utan a vasarnapi
iskola tartotta meg kara
csonyfa iinnepelyet. oyer
mekeink atadtak ajandekai-
kat edes anyjuknak aztan
N6egylet ajandekabo1 osz-
tottunk XII minden gyermek-
mex egy-egy doboz cukorkat.
Temploni programmunk We.
geztevel pedig teat es site
menyt fogyasztottak el a eyer
mekek es a szulok egyutt a
templomi alatti helyisegunk-
ben. =
Mdsodnapjdn delel0tt fel-
tizenegykor volt unnep be
FARO isteni tiszteletiink.
o-EV ESTEJEN z orakor
tartunk evzaro isteni tiszte-
let.
UJEV REEGELEN pedig fel.
11-kor unnepi isteni tisztele-
tet.
PRESBITERIUMUNK ja-
nuar San tartja evzaro szam
ado gyuleset a parochian 2
orakor kezdod6leg.
KoZGYULESUNK pedig ja-
nuar 1O-en lesz a delelOtti is
tentisztelet vegeztevel meg
tartua
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
K as4os 4 sfMzET'

N a fejenkenti
vo11 njvekedeset
4 negallapitani,
IN 16,372.OO ta-
ut. ez 1935-ben
eIylelk dett. Es
niIiio 6letbiztosi-
volt arvenyben,
nilno l9O0-ban
in volt hasz-
-baal l7,45O. 900.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
TOBB EMBER DOLGOZIK
A GYARAKBAN MINT
1929-BEN

Az amerikai gyarvallalatok
megtettek k0telesseguket a
munkaalkalmak ujboli meg
teremtesenel, meg pedig oily
nagyszeru eredmennyel, hogy
szamos iparagban jelenleg az
1929-ben foglalkoztatottaH
Jog szazaleka dolgozik.
Az amerikai Gyariparosok
Szovetsegenek eln0ke, c. M.
Chester, az Amerikai Ipari
kongresszus egyik ulesen ere
a tenyre mutatott ra, mely-
mex alapjat a Sz0vetseg al
tai keszitett statisztika szol-
galtatta.
AZ amerikai iparvallala-
tok 0sszesegenek egy-hatodat
kitev6 gyarvallalatok jelentet-
TEX, mondta ME- Chester, -
hogy folytonosan y tobb es
tobb munkast salkalmaztak,
ugy hogy a munkasletszamuk
ma magasabb, mint volt
1929-ben.
A statisztikaban felvett
mintegy 1900 nagyobb val
lalat ait mutatta XII, hogy
mig 1929-ben 1,333,179 volt
a munkasletszamuk, ma ez a
szam 1,4O8, ,115-rt novekedett
vagyis az emelkedes maid
mem 6 szazalekos.
E statisztika elenk BIZ
zonviteka annak, hogy az
iparyallalatok derekasan kivet-
tex rssziiket az amerikal
munkanelkiiliseg csokken-
teseert folytatott kuzdelem-
ben.
Mr.. Chester beszedeben
meg ARA is kitert, hogy az
altalanos munkanelkuliseg
egyik tenyezoje a gyarvalla-
latok. 1929 6ta tarto szam-
szeru apadasa.
A kormany hivatalos sta
tisztikaja szerint a gyarval-
lalatok szama 1929 es 1892
k0zt tobb, mint 80 szazalekkal
/ cs0kkert es az 1888 es 1888
kozotti amelkedes csupan ~
aszAzalekos volt.
yapvie a foglalkoztatott
szama azert is
nert a vallalatok
dt. Azok a valla-
ban, amelyek tul-
.pressziot, minden
xovettek, hogy a
lick szamat cs0k-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

December 81, Szilveszter es-
ten a Warreni Magyar Kultur
Otthon tancmulatsaga a X. &
P. Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
MAGYAROK EAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kozoliik azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
j0veteleit, stb. - mem t0bb
mint Q honappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
December 31-en, csiit0rtOk0l
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya r
Kat. EgyhAz Fatal Hazasal
K0re Szilveszter estelye a w.
s. Magyar Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

SZana aZert Is
nert a vallalatok
dt. Azok a valla-
ban, anelyek tul-
.presszi6t, minden
kovettek, nogy a
lick szanat csok-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

SZILVESZTERI VACSORA.
December 31-en, Szilveszter
estejen az egyhaz az Istvanok
es Janosok tiszteletere nagy
vacsorat rendez, utana tanc-
cal a Sacred Heart templom
auditoliumaban. Az egyhaz
tagjai es altalaban az egesz
magyarsagot szivesen latjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sander, Ielkesz
925 Mahoninp Ave Phone 34567

cemDef 3l-en, cSutOrtOkOn eS-
te fel 8 orakor.
UJEV DELEL6TTI isten-
tisztelet januar Len, penteken
fel II orakor.
SZILVESZTERI VACSORAT
rendeznek a sajat termiink-
ben a N6egylet buzgo tagjai
december 31-en, este. Gyule-
kezetiink osszes tagjai hivata-
losak, hogy ez esztendotol
egyutt bucsuzhassanak el es
egyutt k0sz0nthessek az ujat.
Az izletes disznotoros vacso-
ran az Istvanokat es Janoso-
kat is eltetni fogjak. Eggyel
tobb ok, hogy egyhazunk osz-
szes tagjai ez esten egymas-
max talalkozot adjanak.
KARACSONYUNKRoL, Is
tennek legyen erte hala, ked-
vezo heszamolot adhatunk.
Egesz heti biinbanati isten-
tiszteletek utan megtelt tenn
plomban adtunk halat Isten-
mex f0ldre szallt nagy kegyel-
meert, a Krisztus Trunk szu-
leteseert. Az urvacsoraval
templo1nlnkban eltek 153-an,
maganhaznal 4-en, osszesen
157-en. Az Urvacsorai ado
many vclt $118.1O, a heti per-
selybol befolyt 1896, kanta-
lasbol S135.OO, karacsonyfa
unnepeIyiinkre adomanyok 16
dollar 5Oc, vegyes bevetelek
$61.O0, j;nnep heti osszes be-
veteliink kitett $40 dollar 26
centet.
Az Urvacsorai kenyeret es
bort Hochvart Adam es csa-
ladja ajandekozta, a kantalast
a Fatal Hazasok Kore tagjai,
a karacsonyfa unr1epelyre
szolo adomanyt pedig Kon-
firmaltak K0re tagjai gyuj-
tottek. A templomban lewo
sep karacsonyfat Fuzy Berta-
Ian ajandekozta. Egyhazunk
neveben itt is k0sz0netet mon
dunk a hiven faradozoknak
es a szives adakozoknak.
KARACSONYFA UNNEPE-
LYUNI1 sep sikerrel zajlott lie
az unnep elso nap estelyen
templomunkban. Alkalmi enc
keket, alkalmi szavalatokat es
szindarabokat mutattak be a
Konfirmaltak K0re tagjai ,es
a Vashrnapi iskola n0vende-
kei. A 35 szerepl6 iigyes jate-
ka sok or0met es elvezetet
szerzett a sziil6knek es a
megjeleut sep szamu kozon-
segnek. vegul a N6egylet seer
zett 0rolnet a gyermekeknek,
amikor q "Jezuska" neveben
egy-egy doboz cukorral alan
dekozta meg 6ket.
GYULEKEZETI TERMtNK
menyezetet kijavitottak e het
folyaman Potornay Janos, Ba-
tary Andras, Szalay J6zsef es
Tatar Titus. Kosz0net erte.
KERESZTELES. - Csaladi
hajlekban szolgaltattuk XII q
keresztscg sakramentumat de-
cember 26-an, amikor megke-
reszteltiik Karaszy Istvan es
neje, Kclozsvary Julia deem
ber sen sziiletett kis leanyat,
Dorothy -Tille-t. Keresztsziil6k
Szalay Kalman es neje.
EGYHAZTANACSI GYtt
LEST januar 2-an, szombatou
delutan 6 6rakor.
EGY.IAZKOZSEGI KoZ-
GYuLEST januar 1O-en, va.
sarnap delel6tt az istentiszte.
let utan tartunk. Ez ut6bbin
az vi tisztNisel6k megyalasz.
tasat is megejtjiik, miert AZ
0sszes szavazati joggal birt
tagok pontos megjeleneset
kerjiik.
Z NoEGYLETI k0zgyiilest ia.
nuAr Ter. cSiit0rt0kOn este 7
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01
MAGYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA r. K.
HITK0ZSEG HIREI
Pl&b4nos:
FSt, Mundweil Janos Ph. o.
545 N. Bellevista Ave
Telefon 92168
MISEK RENDJE

MISEk hENDJE
kis mise 8 0rAt6
angol pr6dikaci6val
Macy mise 10:30 6rakor magyar
predikAci6val
Hetk0znapokon kis misek reg.
gel 8:30-kor.
GYoNTATAsoK
Minden szombaton d4lut&n 4
6rat6l Sig es este z 6r&tN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-01-01

1897 Jan. Sen, szombaton
este 7 6rakor az Oreg Ameri.
kas Magyarok Youngstown
Csaladja tisztujit6 evi gyiile-
Sc a West Sidei Magyar Haz-
ban.
Evening star., 1937-02-22
v. c. MYERS DIES
AFTER OPERATION
Assistant Principal at Nc
KinIey High Had Been III
More Than Year.

w. c. Myers, SO, assistant principal
of Mckinley High School, died early
today at Garfield Hospital.
Mr.. Myers. who had been in poor
health for more than a year, under
went an operation four weeks ago for
an abdominal ailment A second op-
GRAFTON was performed Thursday
morning.
Residing at 80l West Madison ave-
nue., Riverdale. Md. Mr.. Myers began
his educational work when he became
mathematics instructor at Central
High School in 1905. He was trans
ferred to Mckinley in 1911 and ap-
pointed assistant principal in 1880.
In commenting on his educational
service. Frank c. Daniel. principal at
Mckinley, said today Mr.. Myers was
"a most conscientious and efficient
teacher. He was regarded very highly
by students and faculty members
alike"
Born in Parkyville, Pa, Mr.. Myers
received his bachelors degree from
Grove City CPaD College and his
masters degree from American Uni
versity. He was at one time pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church in
Riverdale.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mayme Pritts Myers; two daughters,
Mrs. Marion Evelyn Varrel of River
dale, and Billie Constance, and three
sons. Mile Elias, Alfred Tennyson and
George Henry.
Private funeral services will be held
Wednesday at the Gasch funeral
parlor in HyattSville.
Evening star., 1937-02-22
CARPENTER FOUND
DEAD IN GAS ROOM
Employe of Gas Light Company
Is Discovered in Purifying"
Chamber of Plant.

Joseph T Burch, so. carpenter
employed by the Washington Gas
Light Co., was found dead early today
in a gas-purifying room at the COM
pany's plant at Twenty-siXth and G.
streets.
He had been dead several hours
when his body was discovered by
Foreman Lee Raum, according to
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald. An
autopsy was to be performed on the
body today.
Burch, who lived at TIT Eighth
street southeast, was of duty yes
terday, police were told. DR.. Mac
Donald said he left a note saying he
had been robbed and telling where his
body could be found.
Burch had been employed by the
gas firm for a number of years. DR..
Macdonald said he was informed.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Madeleine Burch, and two daughters.
Bertha Cecilia, l8, and Catherine
Evangeline. II.
Evening star., 1937-02-22
FOWLER SUPPORTS
F. |. GUN EXPERT
D. C. Detective Reaches Same Con-
clusion After Tests in
Duling Case.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROCKY MOUNT, Va, February %.
Lieut.. John H. Fowler, in charge of
the Bureau of Identification, Wash.
ington Metropolitan Police Depart
ment, testified today at the trial OF
Paul and Hubbard Duling that shells
picked up at the scene of the murder
of Deputy Sheriff T. j. (Jeff) Richards
were fired from the shotgun with
which the Commonwealth claims the
Staying was committed on October
IL, 1884.
Lieut.. Fowler's conclusions were the
same as those of D. j. Parons, fire.
arms identification expert Of the Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation, Depart
ment of Justice, who testified last
Wednesday
81 am Of the opinion beyond any
reasonable doubt that these shells
were fired from this gun," he declared.
Won in Rattle.
The gun, 12-gauge pump action
Winchester, was taken from Alex Ford
of Drennen, w. Va, on January 1S,
after a report on shells fired from 1t
December 3, 1886, by Col. Thomas
Bailey and c. S. Roth, Federal Treas
ury investigators.
Ford testified last week that he won
the gun in a rattle from Paul Duling
in November, 1885. His testimony was
corroborated by a justice Of the peace
and deputy sheriff, who said that
they assisted in conducting the rattle.
Evening star., 1937-02-22
NEUTRALITY GIVEN
SWAY OVER TRADE
Agreements With Other Ma
tions Not to Conflict
With u. S. Law.
BY the Associated Press.

1's ttAS SASooSAoeSo
A member Of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee said yesterday the
State Department had informed him
future trade agreements with foreign
nations would specify that they must
not conflict with American neutrality
law.
Representative Tinkham. Republic
an. Of Massachusetts,, said the de-
partment advised him that hereafter
each pact would contain a section
asserting neutrality law would apply
regardless of other terms for stimu-
lating commerce between the United
States and another nation.
The State Department has been
discussing a trade pact with Great
Britain. Walter Runciman, president
of the British Board Of Trade, held
informal talks last month with both
President Roosevelt and Secretary Of
State Hull.
Neutrality and Trade.
Assistant Secretary of State Sayre
subsequently said the question Of
American neutrality policy was
wrapped up with the British trade
agreement conversations.
Some members of the Foreign Al
fairs Committee have contended a
stringent neutrality law would be a
complicating factor in negotiating a
trade pact with Great Britain, say
ing such q law might shut of ship
ments of goods in the event Of war
at a time when they were most
needed
They have advanced this as one
argument for giving the President
discretionary. rather than mandatory,
power to embargo exports to belliger-
ent nations Of materials that might be
used for war purposes.
The present temporary neutrality
law does not cover war materials,
but provides for mandatory embar-
goes on shipments of arms and mu-
nitions to fighting countries and for
bans on loans and credits.
The Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee Saturday approved a perma-
nent, mandatory neutrality law, de-
signed to place American trade with
future belligerents on a virtual cash
and carry" basis.
Nye and Pope Opposed.
In a radio discussion last night
Senator Nye. Republican, of North
Dakota, upheld the principle Of man.
datory neutrality, and Senator Pope,
Democrat. Of Idaho, opposed it.
Nye contended a discretionary pol
icy was little better than no policy
at all" Where discretion is left with
the President, he said, there is at
once an invitation to selfish inter-
ests to bring pressure to bear upon
the President and to strive to force
such an exercise Of the permitted
discretion as will avoid injury to the
selfish"
Neutrality legislation, Pope assert
ed, should look toward stopping or
preventing other wars, as well as
keeping the United States out Of war.
He held that a too-stringent manda-
tory policy has no regard for helping
to stop or prevent wars. and it fails
to give the President any power to
accomplish that object"
Evening star., 1937-02-22

safeguards, protecting both the rights
of the people and sharply marking the
limitations of the powers of Con-
gress. -
I'm essential contrast to the Presi-
dents plan, the amendment proposed
by the above Senators requires ap-
proval by the people of the Nation.
in a constitutional way. both in the
passage of the amendment and in
connection with the later exercise
Of power by the Congress.
Gas I see it, no greater commenda-
ton could be made concerning the
amendment thus proposed than to
say it is to be submitted to the people.
and no greater condemnation can be
directed toward the Presidents plan
than to understand that it is not in
tended that it shall be submitted to
the people. ="
However foreign to the President
the thought Of dictatorship may be,
in connection with his present re-
quest it is god warning to look out
not for him necessarily, but for those
who would in other days have op-
portunity to Use the power which he
would have us now extend"
Evening star., 1937-02-22

ernment territory. Many Of these,
however. already were in the trenches.
After series Of rapid moves on
the bloody checkerboard southeast o.
the city along the Jarama River and
the Valencia road. Gen. Miaja sm,l-
ingly said: IT am satisfied. Not
much ground is being gained pu.
1t Is a good sign. The best way to
defend Madrid is to attack. We ad-
vanced despite reinforcements by the
enemy in this sector"
Heartening also to Madrid's de-
tenders was news from Gijon, IL miles
from Oviedo. of a Sunday dawn at
tack by northwestern forces and cap
ture of field separating the pro-
vincial capitals arms and gas fac
tories.
Hand-to-hand fighting ragged on
the Teruel front in Aragon. which
consists of the provinces of Teruel.
Zaragoza and HueSca.
Moorish Cavalry Wiped Out"
The Barcelona government COM
mand reported a whole squadron of
Moorish cavalry had been wiped out
in the Portal Rubio sector, where 1t
said 10000 insurgents had attacked.
Government planes and artillery
blasted at insurgent concentrations
and communications lines southeast
Of Madrid, where opposing armies
have been locked for two weeks in
up-and-down battle.
Gen. Miaja's men crossed the
Jarama River northwest of San Mar
tin de la Vega in an attempt to en-
circle a segment of the siege lines
but were forced to return because they
did not have enough time to fortify
the newly gained ground.
The Valencia mobilization decree
would affect about $4,000 men In
Madrid, another $4,000 in Barcelona
and 22,500 in Valencia. Reservists
already engaged in vital services such
as transport and communications,
and in war industries would be ex-
cepted.
Evening star., 1937-02-22
FARMER TO VISIT
SCENE Of Staying
Will Be Asked to Re-enact
Well Murder of GirI-Con-
fession Reported.
By the Associated Press.


COATESVILLE, Pa, February 22.-
At an abandoned farm where rock
lined we'll served as a sepulcher for
16-year-old Helen Meyer, police will
ask Alexander Meyer, 20, today to
re-enact a story Of the Staying and
secret burial of the high school girl.
Philip j. Reilly, assistant district
attorney, announced he had signed
statement in which Meyer admitted
he struck the girl with his milk
truck February II, attacked her near
Downingtown and dynamited an old
well to hide evidence of the crime.
Saturday following directions given
by Meyer, State police recovered her
body, buried under blasted rock, in
muddy water at the bottom of the
we'll One leg had been torn away.
The body was bruised and torn.
Ends Statewide Search.
The discovery ended a search State
and local police and volunteers had
conducted since Helens hat, shoes
and books were found beside the
Coatesville-M -Modena road, along which
she walked home from school.
Although Reilly said Meyers state
ment related that he killed the
girl with his truck and stripped her
clothes from her and attacked her
after she was dead, an autopsy IN
dicated she might have been living
when she was dropped into the
well.
Evening star., 1937-02-22
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the Toledo Alcazar, were isolated
from the friendly armies which have
tried for weeks to rescue them.
Capital Of the ASturian mine lands
and important in an industrial way
before the revolution, Oviedo lies on a
plain between the Rivers Nalon and
Nora, IA miles inland from the spark
ling Bay of Biscay. Its majestic
buildings. one Of them a great Gothic
cathedral. are pocked by shells There
lie the tombs of the ancient Asturian
sovereigns, and there medieval bishops
and priests once took refuge to escape
the Moorish hordes.
Beginning with a powerful can
nonading, Basque (government) mi
litiamen began the general offensive
against Oviedo and nearby Grado late
Sunday afternoon. Within a short
time they had consolidated positions
dominating Oviedo.
A second Basque brigade cut the
road between Oviedo and Grade, seiz-
ing the village Of Pando.
Important points within Oviedo IT.
self were captured. They included
the Fresno Asylum, the bull ring and
the old reservoir.
. Fighting also was reported from
the Ubida sector, where the Basques
said 1900 hand grenades and 100000
rifle cartridges had been taken from
the insurgents.
REBELS CLAIM GAINS.