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The Washington times., 1937-03-15
| DEAD, 8 HURT
IN BLAZING
DC. HOMES
ScantiIy-CIad Families
Flee; Cigarette, Oil
Stove Blamed

Two apartment house fires yes
terday caused the death of one
man and injuries to at least eight
others as firemen made dramatic
rescues and tenants fled to snow
covered streets clad only in night
clothing.
Francis Loughran, 55-year-old
roomer in a four7story house at
1925 K st. N. W., died from burns
soon after flames swept the top
floor. Injured seriously were Patsy
PiSino, "a; Philip Morones. 26, and
D. D. Brim.
The fire was blamed on o
lighted cigarette in Loughran'S
room on the fourth floor, and was
discovered by David Free, another
roomer, While Free ran through
the house shouting a warning,
Loughran was seen staggering
down the steps, his clothing
ablaze.
Fireman RescueS Two
Overcome by smoke, Pisino was
carried to a window by Morones,
where both were rescued by Priv
ate John WiSSman, of No. 3 Hook
and Ladder Company. Brim chung
to a narrow lodge, where firemen
reached him by ladder.
! An exploding oil stove on the
second floor was blamed for fire
in an apartment house at $500
Prospect Ave. N. w. Mrs. Mary
Williams, go; Charles E. Williams,
so, her husband, and Esther Will
liams, 8, their daughter, were
burned and cut as they jumped
to safety from q back bedroom.
Mrs. Williams ribs were fractured
in the leap.
Joseph Branzell, %, and Thelma
Branzell, 20, his wife, were trap
ped in the front of the house, but
were rescued by firemen. Both
were burned.
Ducklings Save Four
-Four pet ducklings quartered in
a strong box probably saved the
11NCo VI 4OuA yOu4lSoGCAo oACCPAAAS
in another bedroom. Choked by
smoke, William Buddy Pitts, Is;
Charles Williams, jr., Is; Donald
Pitts, II, and Quentin (Skippy)
Trotter, 5, groped around the room.
Charles climbed out a front win
dow and hung there until firemen
got to him.
Donald managed to get to a
front window and work his way
around the ledge until he was able
to jump through a window next
door.
Meanwhile, Buddy and Skippy,
hearing ducks quack, were drawn
near the window, where firemen
rescued them.
In Alexandria, a Negro woman
was burned to death when a two
alarm fire swept her home at 327
First st. Four others escaped.
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
TO AID
MILK FUND

A brilliant performance has been
promised at the Mayflower Hotel
Friday night for the Milk Fund
benefit.
The Milk Fund is an organiza,
tion of Washington women whose
sole purpose is to distribute free
milk to needy and undernourished
District children.
At this years benefit, for the
first time, a play given at the
annual st. Patrick's Day dinner
of the Friendly Sons of st. Patrick
will be presented.
Thomas Brahany and George
O'Connor wrote the play, and it
will be presented by the Friendly
Sons TroubadorS.
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
Catholics 10 Form
World Peace Group

Formation Of a world society as
a means of diSpelling the threat
Of war, will be the theme of the
eleventh annual conference of the
Catholic Association for Interna-
tional Peace to be held for three
days at Hotel Mayflower, begin
ming March 20.
On the program will be DR..
Charles G. Fenwick, DR.. Elizabeth
M. LynSkey, Prof. Carlton j. H.
Hayes and the Rev. Charles s.
Miltner. The Student Peace Fed
Grafton will have charge of the
program on the final day.
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
THOMAS JEFFERSON"

Washington is warming its frost
bitten nose and thawing out its
damp shoes after last weeks slush
and cold. But down in Natchez
the gardens are abloom with aZa-
leas and camellias and japonicas.
Garden pilgrims are romancing in
the old town on the Mississippi
until March 81.
Natchez aristocracy-descended
from the almost feudal adven-
turers and plantation owners Of
the early 1700's is dressed in
crinolines and laces, and is show
ing strangers about the city's man.
SionS.
IN the evening, Confederate
balls are taking place by candle
light. Negroes are singing spirituals
Continued on Page 10, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
PWA Grant Meets
Moral Obligation

The Public Works Administra'
ton made a grant of three million
dollars to Colorado for the States
highway program to carry out a
moral obligation" incurred more
than three years ago when a grant
of $8,550,00 was rescinded after
a courG battle, which resulted in a
decision that the Colorado consti-
tuition would not permit the pro-
gram.
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
NOW
Weekend NeUS
OF People
DOWN SOUTH
By HELEN EsSARY

II and when the Supreme Court
Retirement bill passes, Judge
F1oranna Allen 0f Ohio. of the
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
Times BOOl1-a-Week
Hit With Students

) Remember, the easiest way to
obtain the books is to call District
1000, have the Times and Sunday
Herald delivered to your home and
order the required book from the
carrier boy. He will reserve your
copy and will collect the coupons
and fee on Saturday.
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
CARD0z0 HERE
FIVE YEARS

Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo,
youngest member, celebrates the
fifth anniversary of his appoint.
ment to the Supreme Court today.
He was named by President Hoover
on March IA, 1882.
Justice Cardozo is classed as
liberal. He is one of three mem
bers who are under 70 years of
age and so has prospect of the
longest service if President Roose-
velt's proposal to retire justices
at 10 is enacted. He will be 81 on
May "a.
The Washington times., 1937-03-15


Sixth District
United States
Circuit C ou r t
of Appeals, will
NOT be one OF
the new JUS
tices, so l hear
on xc e ii ent
authority. The
A administration
feels that the
time has not
yet come 1or a
woman m e NJ
Der of the high
court.
The rum or
<hot mr. Hans
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
Sponsor Style Show

Girl Scouts of District 8 will
sponsor a style show at the Leland
Junior High School Friday at
7:30 p. m:
Under direction of the Wood
ward g. Lothrop store, girls
selected from various District
troops will model spring styles.
The Washington times., 1937-03-15
Bridge Taught

A class Of instruction in con-
tract bridge will be held under the
direction of Mirabel Lindsay at
Roosevelt High School, Thursday
night, at 8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1937-03-15

GLldG LII. E1duo
Luther, German Ambassador, will
soon be succeeded by DR.. Hans
Dieckoff is quite without founda-
ton as far as DR.. Luther himself
knows. DR.. Luther has had no in
formation from his home office to
make way for the coming Of an
other Nazi representative.
Mr.. Faik KonitZa, the Albanian
Minister, makes the sort of superb
coffee that sends his guests home
dreaming of houri and shiekS.
The Spanish Ambassador, Don
Fernando de los Rios, has pub
lished 46 books and pamphlets.
Henry Suydam, who is going to
Newark to write editorials for the
Newark Daily News, will be the
guest of honor at a small, very
special gridiron dinner on Sunday,
March 81.
Mr.. Suydam has written some
OF the cleverest music skitS pre-
sented at the famous dinner dur
ing the past few years. The club
is desolated at the prospect of his
departure.
Washington, whose theme song
is "The King Is Dead, Long Live
the King" is deeply sorry to see
the Marchese and Marchesa Rossi
Ionghi leave for Canada in April.
The slender and quietly elegant
Marchesa and her brilliant huS-
band are members of the old
Italian nobility. The MarcheSa
looks like a Portrait of Mar
chesa."
Donna Matilde de Suvich. wife
of the Italian Ambassador, has
ASKED a few friends in for fare
we'll to the MarcheSe and Mar
chesa on Wednesday, March II.
The young Massachusetts Sena-
tor, Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., is
about to publish in an important
magazine his views on Neutral
ity." This entanglng subject has
been one of Senator Lodges pet
studies.
Mrs. Edith Nourse Rogers, Con-
gresSwoman from Massachusetts,
has officially expressed her ap-
proval of Secretary Hull's protest
to the German government against
recent bitter attacks on American
women and institutions in the
German press.
Mrs. Fritz G. Lanham, wife of
the Representative from Texas. is
one Of the prettist women in Off
cial Washington. She is tall and
slender, has well-groomed blond
hair and bright blue eyes and is
wearing at present the Smartest
hat in town. very small black
turban, mysteriously wound about
with blue and rose ribbon.
Members of the Senate Ladies
Luncheon Club and the Senate
Daughters Club are planning to
do something very special for Miss
Lyla Townsend, daughter Of the
Senator from Delaware, whose en-
gagement to George Prev Savoy of
Washington was just announced.
Miss Townsend, so her friends
say, has OO1lG 11OIG WO1A 4OL Vic
Red Cross and other charities than
any woman in public life in Wash
ington.
At this unhappy have-you-made-
out-your-income-tax season, it is
vaguely comforting to know that
that great Democrat, Thomas
Jefferson, had his difficult fl
nancial moments.
In an old note in his own hand
writing, written from Washington
on November 81, 1903, is this
appeal to an unknown Dear Sir"
eff my note for $55S, payable
the fifteenth of December is
still in your own hands, I should
be very glad if it could be either
postponed a while or paid by
monthly portions, as I find I
shall be very hard pushed, dur
ing the next month. If, however,
It is gone out of your hands 1
shall endeavOr to make provision
The Washington times., 1937-03-15

Volume james Coopes
Of VANITY William Make
Volume No
Hawthornes Scarlet Letter
available March Enclose
of JOG Tor
Building street
N Washington D. c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-31
VIRGINIA FACES
PENSION CHECK

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 81.
A thorough survey. to determine
the cost of administering old-age
pensions Iere. under terms of the
proposed State pension bill, will
be inaugurated soon through the
office of Maurice D. Rosenberg,
delegate to the State legislature.
The survey to be conducted
here will be the fourth Of its
kind made in the State in recent
months, under direction of the
old-age pension committee. The
number Of residents eligible for
pensions will be determined, pro-
viding the bill is enacted at the
next session of the legislature.
Members Of the law-making body
confidently predict its passage,
largely as a result of recent de-
ciSions of the United States SUI
preme Court. unfolding certain
clauses of the Social Security
Act.
Rosenberg was one Of the pro-
ponentS of the State bill, which
was defeated at the last legisla-
tlire session. He will be assisted
IN making the survey by Bernard
n. Cook, director of the State
employment office here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-31
Whaling Base Drawback

MONTREAL, May 31.-Whalers
are once more on the high seas
off Canada's Pacific Coast, accord
ing to Canadian National Steam
ships, which announces resump-
ton of calls at Rose Harbor, sum-
mer base of the whaling fleet in
the Queen Charlotte Islands. Rose
Harbor lies deep in lovely lagoon
yet only the hardest tourists go
ashore there. A whale reduction
plant is too much for average OIL
factory organs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-31
COURT CHANGE
! FOES PREDICT
VICTORY
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
International News Service

International News Service
With opposition leaders boast
ing of impending victory, Ad-
ministration spokesman today
found a lessening enthusiasm in
their own ranks for President
Roosevelt's Supreme Court bill.
The retirement Wednesday Of
Associate Justice Willis Van De-
vanter and the Supreme Courts
recent liberal decisions on the So
cial Security Act, served to
dampen the ardor of Administra-
ton Senators for passage Of the
presidential bill.
Senator Pope Shifts Stand
A sign of the break within Ad-
ministration ranks was given by
Senator Pope CD of Idaho. He
came out heartily two months
ago for the bill giving the PreSi-
dent authority to name six new
justices to the high court. To
day Pope said:
"The main reason for the
Presidents bill was to have a
court that would not Obstruct
the program for social justice.
/ have a feeling that since a ma
jority of the court has adopted
q constitutional view that is
sensible, it makes the PreSi.
dents proposal less necessary.
IF we adopted it, it would be
all right, but there is not the
impelling necessity for it that
there was. Parts of the bill,
dealing with the lower courts,
are still highly desirable"
This came in direct contrast to
Pope's original Endorsement of the
bill. Then he argued that the
Presidents social program would
fail unless the conservative ma
jority on the court was over
thrown. He pointed out, though,
that a change of sentiment on
the court itself had eliminated
this obstacle to the New Deal.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-31
POLICEMAN HURT WITH BOTTLE

Struck in the mouth by a bottle,
bet. Sgt. Clyde N. Strange re-
quired four stitches to close a lip
wound, he reported to his supe-
riors yesterday.
Answering a police radio call
to quell disturbance at TOO block
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-31

First st. N. W., Strange said he
was struck by william Bailey, col
ored, of 739 First st. N. W., when
he attempted to place the man
under arrest.
His companion, Det. Sgt. J. j.
Tolson, Joined the fray and also
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-31

was hit with the bottle but needed
no treatment. They arrested
Bailey and took him to the Fifth
precinct, where he is being held
for investigation.
Strange was treated at Casualty
Hospital.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
|SMET JAvULTAK A
MUNKAVSzONYOK
A Sheet & Tube ujabb javita-
sokat eszkOzOl a Brier Hill te-
Iepen. Az aceltermeles 81
SZazalekOS

Dacara a meg mindig tar
to munkas zavaroknak, a Ge-
neral Motors telepein a young
stowni keriilet aceltermelese
megint emelkedett es a heten
a legjobb 1929 ota. A terme-
les 81 szazalekos mig az ed
digi depresszio utani rekord
81 szazalek volt.
Tekintettel a tartos jo kila-
tasokra a Sheet and Tube ja-
vitani kezdte a meg hatra-
levo harom open hearth ko-
hojat a Brier Hill telepen es
ugyancsak dolgozni kezdtek
a Brier Hill masodik nagy
Faskoho rendbehozasan. Valo-
szinu, hogy kesobb a Brier
Hill koksz-telepet is rendbe-
hozzak. Az emlitett kohok
mem dolgoztak 1880 nyara
ota.
A gyarvezetoseg szerint a
koho valoszinuleg 4 het null
va keszen lesz. Ha a koho es
a koksz telep ismet felveszik
az uzemet legalabb $50 to-
vabbi mukas kap alkalma-
East.
A Brier Hill telep rendbe-
hozasaval a Mahoning v0lgye-
ben minden aceltermelo de-
partment eleri az 1929-es al
lapotot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04

az iden harmadszor vezeti a
Nagybizottsagot.
Miutan Habodasz Gustav
elso alelnok mem fogadta ell a
jelolest, alelnoknek megvalasz-
tottak Balasko Gy0rgy regi
masodik alelnokot es masodik
alelnoknek Kogacs Miklost.
Titkarnak immar negyedszer
egyhangulag megvalasztottak
Gober Janost. Miutan Mixich
Gaspar a regi penztarnok az
iden mem tagja a Nagybizott-
sagnak, helyere egyhangulag
Lengyel c. Lajost valasztottak.
Az ellenorz6 bizottsag tagjai
lettek Danish Jozsef, Horvath
Vilmos, Koran Janos es Ress
Jozsef. ,
Nemenyi elnok megkoszonte
az ismet beleje helyezett BIZ
zalmat maga es tiszttarsai ne
veben, megigerte, hogy tovabb-
ra is csak az 0sszmagyarsag
erdekeben fognak dolgozni es
kerte a Nagybizottsag tovabbi
partolasat.
Marcus 15-iki iinnepely
megbeszelese volt a gyiles
utols6 targya. Ere a tisztikar
melle egy bizottsagot kildtek
XII, melynek tagjai Ft. Mund-
we'll Janos, Mt. Marion Sander,
Horvath Vilmos, Horanszky Jo-
zsef, Mihok Sandorne, Tatar
Istvanne, Lovas Lajos es i'd.
Horvath Istvan.
A Nagybizottsag celia, hogy
az idei 22-ik koz0s magyar
Marcus Idusat melto keretben
valosagos kultur programmed
unnepelje meg. A bizottsag ha-
marosan gyulest fog tartani a
reszletek megbeszelesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
,s e :. y Ar HANGvERSENyE Mem JART
vES1. EEL ANAGYB|zOTTSAGNAk
utian arvizkarosuaknak iutOtt
Egyhangulag jovahagytak elszamolast Jegyz6k6nyH
k0szOnet bizottsagnak Jeentes Egyetem
Enekkar Atogatasar6l

A Youngstown es Kornyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaganak vasarnap
delutan megtartott gyulesen a
tisztikar es a kikiildott bizott-
sag neveben Nemenyi Miklos
eln0k tett jelentest.
A jelentesbol es a felolva-
soft, atvizsgalt es az ellen6rz6
bizottsag altal is jovahagyott
elszamolasbol kitiint, hogy da-
care az oriasi koltsegeknek, az
Enekkar itteni szereplese SGT.
IS tiszta haszonnal iart, anne
lyet a Nagybizottsag azonnal
atutalt az Amerikai V0r0s Ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
$744..O1

Qsszessns $634.73
= Az b. pelyek a Marciusi,
M ear Nap es az Oktoberi.
Az elolegek, teremberek es az
unnepelyek el6zetes kiadasai,
amelyek a beveteli osszegben
megterultek, kiveve SO dollart
a Stambaugh Auditorium el6-
leget, amely januarban terult
vissza. Ez az SO dollar tehat
tenyleg mem jelent kiadast.
Az 1886 evi tiszta kiadas
tehat $634.73 volt es igy az
evi szaporodas $1Oe.2S volt, a
nit hozzaadEa az 1935-os ma
radvanyhoz, ami ST, ,584.29 volt
a Nagybizottsag vagyona 1886
december 31-en kitett $1,693.
57-et, amely osszegbol 1900.
70 takarekbeteten kezeltetett.
Az adomanyokbol a legna-
gyobb 0sszeg $121.OO a kara
csonyi segely volt. A tobbi ell
oszlik a multi evi arvizkaro-
sultaknak, arvahazaknak, egy-
hazaknak, egyleteknek adott
adomanyok k0zt.
A Nagybizottsag egyhangu-
lag jovahagyta a szamadast es
megadta tisztikarnak a fel-
mentest.
Az alapszabalyok felolvasasa
kovetkezett es azokat csekely
modositasokkal jovahagytak.
Kes6bb a rendes gyiilesen ell
rendeltek $50 darab alapsza-
baly kinyomtatasat, ugy, hogy
minden tag, egyhaz es egylet
es a nagybizottsagi tagok meg
kaphassak.
A tisztujito gyiilest Balask6
Gyorgy vezette es a jegyz6-
konyvet Gober Janos titkar We
zette.
A megejtett titkos valaszta-
son Nemenyi Miklos Ern6t Is
szavaZattal Turner Jozsef 5
szavazata ellen ujbol megva-
laSztOttak elnOknek. Nemenyi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
.ISMERT MAGYAR.
ASSzONY HALALA
Kaibas Peterne, 48 ewes anne
rikas elk0lt0zOtt az el0k So
rab0I

Kaibas Peterne, sziil. Ia
csik Maria rs ewes koraban
hosszabb betegeskedes utan a
Niles, O., DeForest Roadi ott-
honaban, csiitortokon, januar
28-an meghalt.
Kaibasne a k0rnyek egyik
legregebbi amerikas magyar
lakoja volt, ezel6tt 48 evvel
jott Magyarorszagrol Anne
rikaba, eleinte az Ashtabula
Harbor, O.-ban laktak, kes6bb
koltoztek a Niles, O., River
Roadi farmra, Niles es War
rem kozott.
Temetese szombaton, ia
nuar no 30-an a MCGOWAN
fele kapolnabol es a nilesi st.
Stephen rom. kath. templom-
Dol a nilesi katholikus te-
metobe tOrtent.
Gyaszoljak: ferje Kaibas
Peter, gyermekei: Mihaly,
Niles, O., Anna, Ress Laszlone
Youngstown, Iona, Antaloczy
Jozsefne Cleveland, O., Julia
Youngstown, O., es Karoly
Niles, O., valamint 18 uno-
kaja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY FL. FIOK

A Scent Istvan Egylet Ver-
hovay 21-ik fiok most vasar-
nap delutan 2 orakor tartja
rendes havi gyuleset a Scent
Istvan Otthonban. Kerem a
tagtarsakat, hogy minel ma
gyobb szammal sziveskedje-
mex a gyiilesen megjelenni.
Beteg tagjaink! Szeman
Miklosne, Soltesz Jozsefne,
Pek Andras es Kalapos
Gy0rgyne.
Betegseg a titkarnal jelen-
tendo: 232 S. Garland Ave.
Telefon: 38877.
G0bev JdnOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
osszesen

/ ass ~ H. se.zas6rts
Stavrovsky Marianne-nek utal-
ia XII az osszeget a new york;
rendezoseg Encyclopedias u
tan a Nagybizottsag. Az osz-
szegben bent foglaltatnak Miss
Stavrovsky koltsegei is (be-
lyeg, segitseg, stb.). A magyar
rendezes osszege a Nagybizott-
sag penztaraba ment.
A Nagybizottsag a ielentest
egyhangulag tudomasul vette
es a bizottsagnak, valamint
mindazoknsk, akik a koncert
5rdekeben oily sokat dolgoztak,
jegyzokony koszonetet szava-
zott.
Mem erdektelen feliegvezni,
hogy a jegyeladas milyen mer-
tekben tortent elore. Ha tob-
ben vittek volna jegveket Ell
arusitasra, talan 800 vagy 400
al nagyobb kozonseg es ma
gyobb bevetel is lehetett volna.
A koncert estejen a penztar-
nal eladtak $374.5O ertekii je-
gyet.
A testiiletek: Scent Istvan
egyhaz $115.5O; Ev. Ref.
(oreg) egyhaz $4,000; Scent
Gyorgy egyhaz SCOTS; Scent
Haromsag egyhaz (FarrelD
$54,5O; Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya egyhaz $3.50; Fuggetlen
Ref. egyhaz STATS; Nilesi Ref.
egyhaz $23.25; Baptista hit
kozseg (Campbell) S21.OO; Far
relli Ref. egyhaz $3.50; AL
lancet Ref. egyhaz $500.
Ress Music Store $1O8.75;
Horvath Vilmos, a legtobb cred
menyt felmutato egyen $1OO.
90; K6r0sf6y Janos (Alliance)
$500; Nemenyi Miklos $23.
90; Danish Jozsef $9.75; Ga
gyi Janos $500; Mixich Gas
par $3.50; Csete Sandorn6
$3.75; Miss Stavroysky kezen
at $168.75.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
.CSERKESz UNNEP
4 MACYAROKNAL
A Court of Honort a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya Egyhaznal tar
tottak. Ket magyar csapat
szepen szerepelt

Januar 28-an, csiit0rtokon
este zajlott lie azon sep iinne-
pely a West Side-i Rom. Kat.
egyhaz iskola termeben, ahol
a jutalom kioszto Cserkesz BIZ
zottsag Court of Honor)
mintegy ketszaz magyar es
amerikai kozonseg jelenlete-
ben, lelkes szavak kisereteben
atadta a jutalmat a cserkesz
fiuknak.
A megnyito imat Mt. Botty
Janos, az Greg reformatus egy-
haz lelkesze, a 32-es szamu
cserkesz csapat lelki vezet6je
tartotta. Ezutan szolaltak fel
kulonbozo cserkesz csapatok
vezetoi, akik rovid, de tanul-
sagos es serkento szavakkal
buzditottak az ifjakat a tovab-
bi munkalkodasra. Kozben ell
hangzott nehany kozenek,
melynek vegeztevel a jutalma-
zando cserkesz fiukat neyuk0n
szolitottak egyenkent a dii at
vetelere.
Dicseret illeti a 32-es Greg
reformatus egyhaz csapatot es
annak vezetoit, mivel oft egy-
szerre 5 flu reszestlt kitiinte-
tesben es el6leptetesben.
Az est kiemelked0 pontia a
Vandor Zaszlo elhoditasa volt,
mely 5000 megjelenessel a
62-es Magyarok Nagyasszonya
rom. kat. egyhaz cserkesz csa-
pathoz jutott. Remelilk, hogy
a scserkesz fiuk szorgaImas
munkalkodasukkal EFT megpro
baljak megtartani hosszabb
ideig.
A bezaro beszedet Ft. Mund-
we'll Janos, a vendeglato cser-
kesz csapat lelki vezet6je tar
totta.
Gyules vegeztevel az uj
Scout Chief Executive Mr.. K.
L. Brown es a Western Diyi-
sion Boy Scout Commissioner
Warren D. Host bejelentette,
hogy 1887 junius 29-tol julius
gig nemzeti taborozast Natl
onal Jamboree) rendeznek
Washington, D. Chen.
julius 12-tol a Stambaugh
Boy Scout Reservation helyen
nyari taborozas lesz, akik a
cserkesz fiuk kozlil reszt akar-
max venni, jelentsek be a saiat
csapat vezetojiknel.
Ugyanekkor meghivnak min
denkit e honap februar 5-t6l
februar Big a Stambaugh Au-
dltoriumban tartando Merit
Badge exposition-ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
LOPJAK Az AUT0KAT

Sok panasz erkezik a rend
orseghez auto lopasokrol. Leg
utobb az East Boardman es
Walnut st. sarkan lev6 parko-
10 helyrol egy szallito truckot
loptak Ell.
Hasonlo dolgokrol szamol-
max be Kenmore Ave-, Clinton
ST., Southern Blvd, valamint
Struthersbol is.
Tanacsos lenne az auto tu-
lajdonosoknak a gepet 'haszna-
lat utan elcsukni es a zar biz
tonsagarol pontosan meggyo-
z0dni.
A CRADLE (bolcs6) telefon
ara Is cent extra havonta, 18
honapig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
A BRIDGEPORTIAK
Mt)SOROS TEAESTELYT
TARTANAK

A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16-
TX youngstown osztalya feb.
ruar l3-an, szombaton a West
Side-i Magyar Razban muso-
ros tea estelyt rendez.
Mindenkit szivesen lat a rem
dez6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-04
vERHOyAY loS.

VERHOVAY 1O8.
A Verhovay 1O8-fk fiok be-
teg tagjai: Soltesz Jozsefne,
Szunyog Istvan, Macy Ilona.
Betegseg jelentend0:
Turner Josef, titkar
lis Manchester Avenue
TelefOn: 91O59