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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01
HETI CIKk AZ
ALKOTMANYR0L
Irja: MAX BERNS
A NEP TORVENYE

Lehetseges-e az, hogv egy al
kotmanyellenes torveny idovel
alkotmanyos torveny legyen?
Az alkotmany, mely a nep
akaratabol lett torveny, ICY te-
hat a nep es egyben az orszag
legf6bb torvenye, eloirja ait,
hogy vedelmere feleskudjon az
Elnok, a Legfels6bb Birosag,
valamint a Kongresszus min
den tagja is. Ha a kormanyzat
harom tagozatanak bsrmelyi-
ke ellentetbe kerul a legfobb
torvennyel, ugy tevekenyseguk
torvenyellenes es alkotmanyel-
lenes lesz es elveszti hatoerejet.
Ha a nep valtoztatni kivan
a legfobb torvenyen, a nep tor
venyen, ugy ezt a valtoztatast
csak a nep viheti keresztul es
pedig ugy, hogy potcikkelyt
csatol az alkotmanyhoz. Ellen
ben a kongresszus, az elnok es
a birosagok mem valtoztathat-
max a nep torvenyen.
Az 1913-as evet megelozoen
a Kongresszus tobbizben no
zott a jovedelmi adora vonat-
kozo torvenyt es a Legfelsobb
Birosag ezen t0rvenyeket ha-
talyon xviii helyezte, mivel az
alkotmanyban a nep ugy hata-
rozta meg az adoalapot, hogy
a nepesseg es mem a jovedelem
aranyaban kell adot fizetni'
Ezzel a dontesevel a Legfel-
sobb Birosag mem kivanta meg
masitani a nepakaratot, ellen
kez6leg, az alkotmanyban XII
nyilvanitott nepakaratot XII
vanta diadalra vinni.
1913-ban azonban a neI
megvaltoztatta az alkotmany'
a 16-ik potcikkely hozzatolda'
saval, amely felhatalmazta {
Kongresszust a jovedelmi ado
ra vonatkozo torveny megho
zatalara. A torveny tehat, mely
el6z6leg alkotmanyellenes volt
most alkotmanyos lett. E meg
valtoztatas mem a legfelsobt
birosagon multi, hanem a ne
pen, mely a 16-ik torvenyclki
elfogadasaval helyet adott {
iovedelmi adora vonatkozo tor
venynek. A Legfelsobb Birosaf
hataskore semmi mas, mint a.
irott torvenyek magyarazasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. Marion Sandor, ieIkesz
325 Mahoning Ave Phone 345oI

IsTEN TISZTELETUNKET
vasarnap delelott fel II orakor
tartjuk, elotte fel 10-tol vasar-
napi iskola.
HUSVET uNNEPUNKET Is
ten iranti kegyeletes halaval
ulte meg gyiilekezetink. Mar
a nagy het minden napjan
tartott esti istentiszteletek is
szep latogatottsagnak orvend-
tex, husvet napjan pedig tel
jesen megtelt templomban ma
gasztaituk a halalon diadal-
maskodo Elet Urat, Jezust. Ur-
vacsoraval eltek 157-en, a scent
kenyeret Szalay Jozsef es ne
je, a szentbort Demjen Janos
es Franks M. Emo es csaladjai
ajandekoztak. -
Az urvacSOrai adOmanyok
osszege volt $12O.95, vegyes be-
vetelek $123.13, a Noegylet hus
YETI koszontesebol. $11.00, a
konfirmaltak viragra gyujtot-
tex S2O.3O-at, egyiitt $374.38.
A Fatal Hazasok Kore tag
jai husvet vasarnap estelyen
szep sikerrel ismeteltek meg a
"Sari biro" cimu falusi torte-
net eloadasat.
Macy OROM ERTE a lei.
kesz csaladjat, mikor marcus
25-en, csitort0kon reggel a
tiszteletes asszony egy egesz'
seges fiugyermeknek adott ele
tet. .
! Ugy az edesanya, mint a kis
flu a legjobb egeszsegnek or
vendenek.
EGYHAZTANACSI gyilesul
ket aprilis San, szombator
delutan 6 orakor tartjuk mes
termiinkben.
A BETEGSEGELYZ0 EGY
LET aprilis 4-en, vasarnap is
tentisztelet vegeztevel tartj;
rendes gyuleset.
A FATAL HAZASOK ossze
! jovetele aprilis San, csutorto
kon este lesz.
ESKETESEK. Marcus 25-el
csiitort0kon delutan Gulya
Andras es Fizy. Juliska tartot
tax eskuvojuket templomunk
ban.
| MARCUS 29-EN, hetfon del
utan pedig Varga Istvan e
Boda Anna eskudtek orok hi
seget egymasnak templomunk
ban. TIT is zavartalan boldog
sagot keriink Istentol szamuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01

BUCSU. Hikozsegunk fenyes
keretek kozott fogja meginne-
pelni temploma ved6szentje-
mex, Scent Gyorgy vertanunak
napjat, aprilis 26-an, vasarnap.
Szentmise utan kulonfele kegy
targyak lesznek kaphatok a
tenplom alatti teremben, va
lamint az ohazai bucsukra en-
emlekezteto mezeskalacs-sator
lesz felallitva megvetelre valo
szivekkel, babukkal, kardokkal
es huszarokkal. Este z orakor
bucsui vacsora lesz a templom
alatti teremben. Akkor fogjuk
megtisztelni a Gyorgyoket is.
szENT GYoRGY egyletink
nagyban keszulodik, hogy az
aprilis 26-iki bucsui innepse-
gekbol melton vegye XII reszet
es ugy halljuk, hogy a bucsui
vacsoran minden tag meg fog
jelenni.
BAZAR. Hitkozsegiink majus
Is, IA es 15-en fogja tartani
szokasos tavaszi bazarjat. A
legjobb idoben lesz a bazaar
inert akkor mar hideg sincs e
meg nagy melegek sincsenek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01
T0MEGESEN HONOSOD-
MAX Az IDECENEK

Az immigration and Natur-
alization Service kimutatasa
szerint 1886 junius 30-an "a
rult kincstari- ev folyaman 148,
118 else papirt es 167,127 pol
garpapirt adtak XII honoso-
dasert folyamodo bevandorlok-
max. Az utobbi evek folyaman
nem volt pelda lily nagy ara
nyu honosodasra. Megjegyzen-
dc, hogy a honosodasra varo
bevandorlok szama allandoan
csokken. Az 193O-iki nepszam-
lalas 6,284,613 idegent sza-
molt 0ssze az Egyesult Ala
mokban. A rendelkezesre allo
statisztikai adatok szerint ez
a szam azota 4,922,OOO-re csok-
kent es ezek kozul 1,139, 900
egyen honosodasert folyamo-
dott.
A honosodasra vonatkozo
pontos statisztikai adatok csak
1907 ota allnak rendelkezesre,
amikor is az allami t0rveny-
szekek bevezettek, hogy az els6
papirt masolatban keszitik ell
es egy peldanyt lajstromozas
celjabol Westinghouse kiilde-
mex. Eek szerint 19O7-t6l 1887
ig bezarolag 6,605,629 els6 pa
pirt adtak XII; 3,781,2 polgar-
levelet nyujtottak at az allam-
polgarsagukert folyamod6 ide-
geneknek es 4,234,492 .folya-
modvanyt iktattak be masodik
papir ugyeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01

Aprilis no 18-en, szombaton
a Nilesi Rom. Kath. HitkOZSeg
tancmulatsaga a Mckinley
Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B0tty Janos lelkesz
737 Mahoning Ave. Phone 66841

NAGYHETI es HUSVETI i'm
nepeink magasztos es aldott
keretekben folytak lie egyha-
zunkban. Hiveink sep szam-
ban latogattak a hetkoznapi
istentiszteleteket; viragvasar-
nap es husvet reggelen pedig
csaknem kicsinynek bizonyult
tagas templomunk. Az utobbi
alkalomkor mintegy 5OO-an
hallgattak feltamadas aldott
oromizenetet. Az Urasztalahoz
jarult 122 ferfi, 155 no es a
haznal 3 beteg tag, = osszesen
280 lelek. Sep, = azonban ma
gasabb is lehetne egyhazunk
tagletszamahoz kepest. Az Ur-
vacsorai scent jegyeket ez al
kalomra Ritz Janos es neje,
Gyorgy Tamas es csaladja,
Czinke Istvan es csaladja, Sza-
bo P. Istvan es Palinszky ia
nosne testvereink ajandekoz-
tax.
Unneplesiink fenyesseget es
bensoseget nagyban emeltek
ket ifjusagi vegyes enekkarunk
lelekemelo sep enekszamai, va
lamint azon gyonyoru palma,
fern es szines viragdiszitesek, a
melyeket noegyletunk e celra
tett kollektalasa tett lehet0ve
Joszivu adakozo testvereink TO-
gadjak ezuton is egyhazunk
halas kOSzonetet.
ENEKKARI EGYENRUHAK
Progresziv Ligank elenk, ugyes
tagjai fontos szerepet toltenek
be egyhazi eletunkben. Min
csen olyan dolog, mozgalom
vagy egyhazi vallalat, melybo
XII mem venne reszet ez a kicsi
de lelkes csoport. Legutobbi te
vekenykedesuk abban nyilva
nult meg, hogy sajat erejuk
boil es szorgalmukbol megajan
dekoztak vegyes enekkarunl
"a tagjat ugyanannyi ekes szeE
egyenruhaval a husveti unne
pekre. Fogadjak e K0r tagja
az enekkar S valamint az egy
haz elismero kosz0netet dicse
retremelto ajandekukert, soka'
faradozo munkassagaikert.
A PROGRESZIV LIGA mos
vasarnap delutan 3 orakor fog
| ia tartani rendes haI gyuleset
Sziveskedienek a tagok telje'
szamban megielenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01

Julius no 25-en, vasarnap
az Oreg Reformatus Egyhaz
Templomsegelyz6 MOI K0re
piknikje a Fulemule Csarda-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01

A Salt Spring Road-on lako
Malandro csaladot nagy megle-
petes erte, amikor husvetra 3
fontos csirket oltek es a f0lda-
rabolasan latjak, hogy a csirke
maja olyan nagy, mint a csir-
ke. A rendellenesen megnOtt
mai Matt a csalad mem hasz-
malta ell a cSirket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01

Aprilis no lien, szombaton
este a Magyar Sport K0r tava-
szi tancmulatsaga a Filemiile
,Csardaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01

APRILIS 3-AN, szombat es-
te 8 orakor id. Scent New Tar
sulat gyulese.
'APRILIS 4-EN, vasarnap del
utan 2 orakor RozSafiizer tar
sulati gyiles. Delutan 3 ora
kor Oltar egyleti gyules.
A cserkesz gyulesek ezutan
megint minden csiit0rtok es-
te 7-kor es 8 orakor a Scent
Vince tarsulat tart gyulest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
null kozoljuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek nulatsagait, ossze-
j0veteleit, stb. - mem t0bb
mint 2 honappal elore is,
arnelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01
MisEk RENDJE

MisEk RENDJE
'asArnapokon kis mise 6rAt0l
Angol predikaci6val
Macy mise 10:3O 6rakor magyar
pr6dik&ci6val
Hetk0znapokon kis mis6k reg.
gel 8:30-kor.
GYoHTATAsok
oratol Gig es este 6rat0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01

Aprilis no 18-an, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Rom. Kath.
Hitk0zseg tancmulatsaga a
Central Auditoriumban. Steidl
PiSta muzsikal.
Aprilis "a es 25-en, szombat
es vasarnap Magyarok Macy
asszonya rom. kath. egyhaz ia.
vaszi bazarja.
Majus no San, szombaton
q Bridgeport Sz0vetseg War
reni 375-ik osztalyanak tanc-
mulatsaga a Moose Halban.
....Julius no 5-iken, hetfOr
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya r
X. Egyhaz piknikje a Fule.
miile CSardaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-01

hogy a gonosztevokkel alkud-
max.
Ha hajlandok "allami Ia
nukka" valni, ha hajlandok
biintarsaik ellen valiant, akkor
az ugyeszseg el6re megigeri
nekik,, hogy mem fogjak oket
tulsagos szigorusaggal bintet-
nj. Hogy hamarosan meg fog
max nekik kegyelmezni.
Ez a szokas annyira elfajult,
hogy neha birok is resztvesz-
mex az el6zetes egyezsegben,
hogy neha a ved6-iigyved he
tekig alkudozik az iigyesszel es
ugy latszik, hogy mines ra mod
ezt a szokast kikeriilni.
Vannak azonban meg ennek
a fattyuhajtasnak is kinove-
sci, kiil0n kis rakfenei, mikor
aztan tulzasba viszik a rossz
es erk0lcstelen szokast is.
Ilyen tulzas az, mikor a fe-
gyencnek szerelmi legyottokra
adnak alkalmat.
De meg ez sem a legszomo-
| rubb az esetben.
Az a szomoru, hogy a k0z0n-
seq csak egy pillanatra ha a
homlokat 6sszerancolja, ma
gyobb vihar mem tamad a do
logb6l.
Detroitban senkit mem vag-
tax XII az allasabol, amiert le-
het6ve tettek, hogy a fegyenc
urat egy tizenhet ewes kisasz-
SONY. naponta - vagy ejjelen-
te - meglatogassa harom-
negy 6rara.
Sem azert, inert kideriilt,
hogy a paj es s0r mellett a
fegyencnek sajat kul0n ftird6-
szobaja is volt, ami bizony meg
sok becsiiletes munkasember-
mex nincs meg ebben a haza-
ban.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
S154,432 DREDGING
lob IS APPROVED
GEORGETOWN and Anacostia
Work to Be Done by Nor
folk Company.

A contract for dredging George
town and Anacostia Channels to q
minimum depth of "a feet has been
approved by Maj. Gen. Edward M.
Markham, chief Of Army engineers,
the War Department announced to-
day.
The award was made to the Nor
folk, Va, Dredging Co. in the amount
of s154,432.
The contract was awarded as the
result of the recent allotment OF
$4,000 out of rivers and harbors
funds for the deepening OF the local
channels.
The Norfolk company will take the
dredged material to a rehandling
basin at Gravelly Point. Eventually
it will be deposited behind the
earthen levee around the area pro-
posed as a site for model airport.
Army engineers estimated the cham
nel-deepening work will require six
months and that when it is COM
pleted between so and 100 acres OF
dry land will have been created on
the Gravelly Point flats.
The principal dredging operations
will be in the vicinity Of Columbia
Island, at Hams Point and In the
Anacostia River below the Navy Yard.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
Beauty and Brains Put Nurse
In Airline Ste,vardess Role
Miss Wilhemina Dock
Has No Qualms of
Riding in Clouds.
BY IRVING F. LASH.

Being easy on the eyes Of the pas
sengers is an important qualiflca-
ton looked for in spunky young
women who would become steward
esses on sky liners.
Wilhelmina Dock, %, Sibley Hos
pital graduate nurse, discovered this
week ago, and today she went to
work for American Airlines.
Lest the impression be gained,
however. that Willie" as she likes
to be called, "cashed in" on pulchri-
tude alone, it might be well to ex-
plain that she didn't.
Something else-brains and the
ability to do things-iS necessary in
the makeup Of a stewardess, who
has to see that air travellers have
their whims attended to above the
clouds.
Job Comes Quickly.
Willie, a North Carolinian trans
planted in the Capital three years
dBO, ~ Ilcl JOO IA q AooAAioAA GAA@s
almost took her breath away.
Two weeks ago, when there was a
lull in the nursing business, she went
to Washington Airport to file her
application. Her only experience on
planes consisted of a flight to New
York.
About 48 hours later she was called
from her home at 26l8 Rhode Island
avenue northeast for an interview
with American Airlines' chief hostess,
who happened to be here. The in
terview turned out fine and Willie
got a recommendation.
Another couple of days and she
took her second airplane ride-to
Chicago, where she underwent rigid
sizing up" The men who do the
hiring for the airline found no flaws.
They certainly were thorough,
too," the tiny brunette recalled as she
prepared to pin on corsage of gar
denias and make ~ dash for the
airport.
They asked me all about my edu-
cation and nursing training, and
they seemed particularly interested
in knowing whether I was engaged
or had an understanding with any
young man.
Il believe they have had trouble
with some of their girls, who have gone
Evening star., 1937-04-01

were looking for steady jobs and we
started at the bottom"
"Nepotism" in the Lanham family
circle was at standstill for a score
of years, and then Humphrey Beck
etts daughter, Margaret, graduated
from Wilson Normal School, took a
civil service examination and was
appointed a school teacher.
Beckett, meanwhile, had risen stead
lily in the Water Department, until
today, after AZ years service, he is
assistant superintendent.
Paul Lanham, after 80 years serv-
ice. is chief Of the water survey.
Heads Home for Aged.
Frank Haskell, after more than 20
years service, is superintendent Of
the Home for the Aged and Inflrm.
Two Of Haskell's sons, after leaving
school, began searching for jobs and
decided to emulate their father and
their uncles and start their careers
from the bottom in the District gov
ernment.
Frank B. Haskell, jr., became a
clerk in the Water Department and
Truman Haskell a chauffeur.
THE unjust reaction to the report
is what I resent" Lanham said AT
first glance a person might be led to
believe I had procured jobs for six
Of my relatives, which Is entirely false. "
Evening star., 1937-04-01
employees PLACED
In CIVIL SERVICE
Fifty in Labor Board Will Be
Eligible for Transfer to
Other Agencies.

About so employees of the National
Labor Relations Board will be eligible
for transfer to other Government
agencies if the Wagner act is knocked
out by the Supreme Court, as result
of an order signed by President Roose-
welt giving them civil service status.
Made public today, the order puts
under civil service all employees of the
board except attorneys, examiners,
regional directors and the executive
secretary. They must be recon-
mended for and take a non-com-
petitive examination to acquire the
rating.
The Labor Relations Board has been
a non-civil service agency since its
inception, but under the new law
salaries were regulated by the classi-
fication act.
Lacking civil service standing, the
employees would not have been able
to transfer to any old line agencies
should their employment lapse.
Evening star., 1937-04-01

was struck in front Of her nome by an
automobile driven by Raymond Burke,
colored, o. Of Fairfax. The child was
given first-aid treatment by DR.. r. E.
Feagans Of Fairfax and later removed
to Emergency Hospital.
At the District Morgue yesterday a
coroner's jury cited Bernard Brown,
%. Of 3125 Fourteenth street northeast,
taxicab driver, for trial under the
negligent homicide act in connection
with the death OF Sergt. v. c. Rich
ardson Of No. II Engine Company and
exonerated q street car motorman Of
blame for the death OF pedestrian.
Cab Driver Ordered Held.
Brown, whose cab collided with the
fire engine on which Richardson was
riding at Thirteenth and Irving streets
northeast on March 9, was ordered
held for arraignment in Police Court.
Two other firemen were injured in
the crash.
Daniel M. Crockett. SO, Of Capitol
Heights, Nd, Capital Transit Co.
motorman, was cleared Of blame in
connection with the death of John
Grassi, 40, Of $50 Orleans place, who
was struck by street car in the 600
block Of H street northeast. Grassi is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Josephine
Grassi, and two children, Orlando and
Doris.
In Alexandria, United States Com
missioner ]. Barton Phillips exon.
Grated Franklin A. Huguley, ~, 80
Rhode Island avenue, from blame in
connection with the deaths Of Sallie
Jennings, II, 824 B street northeast,
and Jack Boone, 20, 1920 Sixth street,
on the Mount Vernon Boulevard Tues
day night. The couple were riding .
motor cycle which crashed into
HuguleyS car.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
Last N.R.A. Worker
Gets Final Check,
Prepares for Trip
Miss Diana Rogorin
Closes Borrowed Desk,
Seeks another Job.

BY the Associated Press.
Miss Diana Rogovin, last person on
N. R. AS pay roll, drew her final
pay check yesterday.
She closed a borrowed desk in the
Commerce Department, where the
Presidents report on N. r. AS effects
was prepared.
I'm going South for a two-week
rest" the petite, prematurely-gray
young woman announced. Then back
here to look for another job"
She joined the N. R. A. staff in
September, 1888, two months after it
started. After the Supreme Court
ruled out the recovery act, the staff
of $500 employees dwindled rapidly.
But Miss Rogovin stayed on until
yesterday to help the Committee on
Industrial Analysis to prepare his
tory and analysis of N. r. A. and to
clean up other loose ends.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
Mystery Blasts From Auto Horn
Spoil Bethesda Residents Sleep
Blame Short Circuit With Electric ClOch
for Outbursts in Wee Hours at
Home of DR.. Shea.

back yard and listened again. Only
silence. Back to bed he went.
About 1880 am. Day and Casey,
still on the trail, reached Marsh's back
yard and his guilty conscience brought
him down into the yard again to
help. His horn was not blowing, but
the window to his garage was open.
Perhaps some practical joker afflicted
with insomnia was spending the night
running around the neighborhood
blowing horns. To show police he was
on their side. Marsh locked all the
doors OF his car. closed and locked the
garage windows and then the garage
door
The police left and Marsh went back
to bed, but IS minutes later the horn
blew again. Convinced that it wasn't
his horn, Marsh stood it for another
half an hour before he got up a third
time, went down into the garage
found pair of pliers and disconnected
his horn.
Again back to bed, and again that
Internal blowing.
BY this time the whole neighborhood
was up as we'll as aroused. Men stood
on back porches, watches in their
hands, waiting expectantly as the reg
ular interval for the blaring to begin
arrived. Sure enough, right on the
dot, thar" she blew. It was urcanny.
At about BIS, DR.. Shea, who admits
being somewhat heavy sleeper on
occasions, awoke. He heard a noise
that sounded exactly like the horn of
his new car, parked in his driveway.
He went down to investigate. Just as
he reached the shiny new machine, a
toned blast issued from under
the hood, continuing for 30 seconds,
and ceased.
He was just beginning to wonder
about the situation when Day and
Casey, still on the trail, rushed In
through the back gate, followed closely
by dozen or more hah-irate, half
mystified neighbors in night clothing.
After much tinkering it was dis
covered that DR.. Shea's car was
equipped with an electric clock, which
winds itself every Is minutes. In
some unexplained manner, which DR..
Shea and Marsh, who sold him the
car, believe holds the answer to the
whole affair, the connections became
crossed 50 that every time the clock
wound itself up the horn blew.
And so to bed."
Evening star., 1937-04-01
ORPHANS WILL ATTEND
SPECIAL FILM PROGRAM
Children of st. Johns and Hill.
crest institute to Be
Guests.

Children from st. Johns and Hill
crest Orphanages, Christ Child So
eiety and friendship and Neighbor-
hood Houses will be guests of a
group of Washington citizens at the
Junior Cinema Guilds third special
motion picture program for children,
% be held at II am. Saturday at the
Rialto Theater.
The hosts will be Mrs. Charles
Warren, Mrs. Dean Acheson, M. B. r.
Angelica, Mrs. Robert Howe Fletcher,
b.; Mrs. C. Oliver Lselin, jr., OF
Naddleburg: Mrs. Henry Draper, Mrs.
George H. Forbes, Miss Sallie Huguen-
IN, Mrs. Morton Mccartney, Mrs. w. A.
shAnnon, Miss E. c. Walton, William
q. Eichner. Miss Betty Bowdoin
Wheeler and Mrs John wilkins.
The feature picture will be Dog
u Flanders" Ouidas famous story
with . happier plot than that Of the
povei. Several short subjects also
Ri1l be presented.
Evening star., 1937-04-01
BAND CONCERTS.

BY the Soldiers Home Band Or
chestra in Stanley Hall at pm.
John S. M. Zimmerman, bandmaster;
Anton Pointner, assistant.
Program.
March, THE Land of Moa" -Lithgow
Overture, "The Hunt for Fortune"
Won Suppe
Suite E .,agnole, "Andalusia."
(a) Castle in Spain"
(b) "Merrymaking.
(c) "Dulcinea Dreams"
Cd "The Tale of The Trouba dour."
Excerpts from musical comedy,
Countess Martha" Kalman
Entr'acte, (a) Dance of the
Modern Dolls" Stevens
(b) THE Drummer's Birthday"
Smith
Popular waltz song, IN Close My
Eyes to the Rest of the World"
Friend
Finale, Arcade Echoes" Zimmerman
Dedicated to the U. of Virginia)
THE Star Spangled Banner"
BY the Army Band in the Army
Band Auditorium this afternoon at
4:30 o'clock. Capt. Thomas F. Darcy,
conducting
Program.
Andante from First Symphony"
Beethoven
when I Wore My Daddy's Tuxedo"
Silver
Solo for saxophone, Waltz Caprice"
Cosmey
Eugene Hostetter, soloist
FESTIVAL March" Herbert
"Organ Grinders Swing Hudson
"Unrequited Love" Waltz -Lincke
"Gloria" March ------ Losey
"The Star Spangled Banner"
BY the Marine Band Symphony
Orchestra in the auditorium at 8 pm.
Capt. Taylor Branson, conductor:
William F. Santelmann, assistant.
Program.
Grand march, Homage" Wagner
Overture, "Oberon" Weber
Xylophone solo, "Czardas" Moni
Oliver Zinsmeister.
Selections from blossom Time"
Schulz t-Romberg
dance Of the Nymphs Ind S. tyrs,"
from Amor and Psyche" Opus 3,
Georg Schumann
"a "Arietta" Handel
(b) "Passacaglia" -- Handel
(Transcribed for symphony orchestra
by Hamilton Harty)
Waltz, "Roses From the South
Strauss
Overture, la Grand Paque Russo
(Russian Easter, Opus 36),
Rimsky-KorsakoV
"The Marines Hymn"
The Star spaIEieo SSnuer."