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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
KIDNAP SLAYER

Tacoma, WASH, Jan. 20
-(UP)-Captain of Detec-
tives Marshall C. Scraff0rd
of the Seattle police depart
ment said today he believed
the kidnap slayer of
Charles Matts0n was hid
ing somewhere near Seat
tie. ScraffOrd said Seattle
police were getting an aver
age of so telephone calls a
day from persons who
claimed they had informa-
ton concerning the kidnap-
er.
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LIFE SENTENCE

Boston, Mass, Jan. 20.-(UP).-
Ell Bonda, AZ. Of Chelsea, who slew
q fellow ironworker with an axe
during q quarrel last october, was
sentenced to life imprisonment by
Superior Judge John M. Gibbs to-
day Victim Of the Staying was
Gregory Krevdick, 48, who had been
a friend of Bonda from boyhood.
Last fortnight a Jury convicted
Bonda OF second degree murder.
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MOTORS
MET SECRETARY
Executives of Company
Gather at Capital to Con-
fer With Labor Head
Nv G. L sULZBERGER


Unite Press STAFF Correspondent
Washington, Jan. 20-(UP)-Sec-
rotary of Labor Frances Perkins
will confer this afternoon with high
General Motors executives In an at
tempt to effect peace in the
United Automobile Workers strike,
1t was reliably reported today. A
source close to Miss Perkins told
the United Press that the meeting
was scheduled for 2 p. m. The wo-
man cabinet member was under
stood to have arranged the General
Motors conference after spending
nine hours yesterday hearing the
position Of the union outlined by
John l. Lewis, head Of the commit.
tee for Industrial organization, and
mediation attempts related by Gov.
Continued ON Pare al
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Roosevelt Is In
Tip Top Condition

Washington, Jan. 20. - CUP
Slightly greyer about the
temples and a bit more bald,
Franklin ID elanO Roosevelt
starts today his second term rs
president in top physical con-
dition. Despite the intense
grind Of his duties and the fast
pace he has maintained during
four years in Office, MIR. R0ose-
welt, according to his physician,
Is elm the pink of condition"
DIR. Ross r. McIntire, White
House physician, said the chief
executive had thrived on the
hard work which has broken
the health of many presidents.
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Late Nelus
Flashes
STRIKE ENDS

Pittsburgh, Jan. 20 =
(UP)- The three-months
old Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Company strike was settled
today with an 8 cent an
hour wage increase for men
labor, but no provision was
made for a closed shop or
check off of union dues,
sought by the union.
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general assembly when he was the
only democrat in the snate.
II held my party caucuses in a
phone BOOTH" he said.
A few days ago he said the gov
ernor called him into his office and
told him:
Joe, you'll have to be governor
next week while I'm gone"
"Well, governor" he heplied, Il
CONTINUED on Page 81
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Takes Oath OF Office
In Raging Rain Storm
President Cheered By
Rain Soaked 7hrongs
Thanked By Loads of Secret Service Men;
AT 1929 He Was Sworn In

Washington January 20. - (UP) - Franklin Deano
Roosevelt rode down Pennsylvania through throngs
of cheering spectators today to the Capitol and his naug
uraton for second term president He left the White
House at 1140 The President started the inaugural
Episcopal church Protected from the chilling rain Mr.
Roosevelt left the White House in closed 1t his
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-20
Local Senator Is
Chief Executive
OfConnecticut
Gov Wilbur L. Cross, Lieut.. Gov. Frank Hayes Are
Attending Inaugural at Washington Joe
Has Had Novel Political Career
By, JACK ZAIMAN
United Press staff Correspondent

Hartford, Conn, January 20 - CUP - The sovereign
of the State of Connecticut ay rested upon the
shoulders of genial grayhaired Senator Joe Lawlor who
ten years ago admitted he was so lonely he had to hold
his party in teephsne booth In the absence
of Governor Wilbur Cross and Governor Frank
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The Weather

Rain, SIeet Tonight;
Thursday Rain, Warmer
'ull Weather Report Page :.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
4 NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli csepka Istvan lelk<sx
-ts ~ '0e -- 2nd 81. Niles, Q

MULTI vASARNAP Macy
Emil volt south bethlehem
lelkesz vegezte templomunkban
az istentiszteletet. Jelenleg a
Refornl&tus Egyesiiletnek egyik
keriileti szervez6je Is ebben a
mindsegben jart Buffaloban Is
C1evelandban.. Az Egyesiiletnek
dolgozott korinkben is eleg
szep sikerrel. Lelkeszi szolgala-
laval a szoszeken az egesz gyti-
lekezet meg volt elegedve.
N0EGYLETuNK ismet keny-
telen volt .elhalasztani gylle-
set. Jov6 vasarnap delutan 2
6rakor kezd6dik a gyiiles, hogy
annak vegeztevel, aki akar, ell
erkezhessen a Youngstown
egyhaz IS ewes jubileumi is
tentiszteletere, mely 4 orakor
veszi kezdetet.
PRESBYTERIUMUNK e he
ten Penteken tartja rendes ha-
vi gyiileset a templom alatti
helyisegiinkben este 7.30-kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
HERBERT HOOVER
AZ! IFJUSAeERT

Politikailag sok clientele le-
het mae is Herbert Hoovernek,
a volt elnoknek, de aligha
akad olyan ember az orszag-
ban, aki legujabb megmozdu-
lasanak ne tapsolna eros lei
kesedessel.
vi mozgalmat inditott a
Boys Club of America konven-
ciojan, New Yorkban a volt
eln0k, mikor felhivast intezett
az orszaglsnepehez, hogy "te-
gyiink salamit azon rend ell
len, amelyo ifjusagunb6l biino-
z6ket nevel", inditsunk e celra
egy tiz evig tarto nevelesi moz
galmat es a szikseges koltse-
gek fedezesere gyiijtsunk 0sz-
sze tizenot millio dollart.
Hoover, mint beszede mu-
tatja, ARA gondol, hogy vi
gyiik kozelebb az ifjusagot a
termeszethea amelynek, kere-
tel koz0tt egeszsegesebb szel-
lemi embereket nevelhetiink.
Egyelore Given .olyan ,taborra
lenne sziikseg, arnelyet, a boys
scout sorokbol mar knott
gyermekek = szorakozasara le-
hetne hasznAlri es ahol az if.
jusag kenyszer nelktili neve.
lesben reszesiilhetne, jatszva
tanulhatna es csak jot tanul.
hatna.
Lesz-e foganatja Hoover
megmozdulasanak, ait egy
el6re nenl tudhatjuk, de a jo
v6 nemzedek, erdekeben he
lyeseljiik .terveit es kivanatos
max -tartan6k, hogy az, telje.
mertekben .sikeriilj0n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
YOUNGSTOWN
FtJGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
NJ. Marion Sander. ielkssx
s2s Mahonina Ave Phone 3466T

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delel6tt fel II 6rakor, el6tte
fel 1o-t6l. vasarnapi iskola.
A SZABADBAN tartjuk Is
tentiszteletiinket junius 13An,
a Noegylet altal rendezsnad
egesz napos piknikiink alkSl-
naval. E napon templomi szol7
galat mem lesz. E helyenf is
felhivjuk ez esemenyre egyha-
zunk tagjai figyelmet.
EGYHAZTANACSI gyiile-
stnket junius sen, szombaton
est 6 orakor tartjuk meg.
BETEGsEGELYZo egyletiink
junius Gan, vasarnap, az is
tentisztelet utan rendes havi
gyiilest tart, ez alkalonnmal
szedik a havidijakat is. A Ia
gok megjelenese keretik.
A NoEGYLET egesz napos
piknikje junius 13-an, vasar.
nap lesz a Barta erd6ben lev6
Filemule csardaban. A piknik
delel6tt fel II orakor istentisz-
telettel kezd6dik. Utana k0zos
ebed N6egylet gazdasszonyai
altal keszitett izletes etkekb6l
Delutan 2 oratol tanc, a zenet
a Medve es Szikora kozkedvelt
zenekara ada. Husit6k es ha'
rapni valok .allandoan keszen'
letben lesznek. Bark tetsze.
szerint fogyaszthatja. Belep6
jegy 35 cent. A N6egylet a sze
rencses nyer6knek tiz erteke.
targyat ajandekoz XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
JARVANY. DttH0NG

X ~ = i q
A hubbard Bajusz Janos,
947 Woedland Ave. lakosok kis
z ewes fiacskaja a. legujabb be-
tege a jelenleg egesz jarvanyo-
san terjed6 i Spinal Meningi-
tisl ,gerinc, weld gyulladasnak.
A, kis Bajusz Albert jelenleg a
youngstown .varosi k6rhAz jar
yany osztalyan condos kezeles
alatt most mar a javulas utjan
van. =. ,.e....
Ugyanebben a betegsegbet1
Sharonban % szemely van ke-
zeles alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
a YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR Ev. REF.
ECYHAz HlREI
.Nt. e6tty JAnos ielk&sx
7s7 MsKontn9 Ass. Phonaa sssA'

n p ss.4 s, T. 5
vASARNAPI ISKOLANK es
ifjusagi koreink rendes heti
osszejoyetelei most vasarnap ell
marad. ,Azonban elvarjuk, hogy
ifjaink es nSvendekein reset
vesznek a delutan tartand6 ju-
bileumi istentiszteleten.
TEMPLoMTAKARITAsI es
reperalasi munkassagokkal vol
tax elfoglalva egyhazunk tag
jai a multi par het folyaman.
Szorgalmas ferfiaink a klub-
.haz kiilsejet festettek XII, asz-
szonyaink es ifjaink faradsagot
mem ismer6 egy csoportja pc
dig a klubhaz es par6kia belse-
jet hoztak sep rendbe. Fara-
dozo testvereink fogadjak a
magunk Is egyhazunk halas
'k0sz0netet.
TEMETES voltssismet egyha-
zunkban. A multi szombaton te-
mettuk el a hetyeni (Bereg-
megye) szarmazasu 10th Ga.
Dor testveriinket, kit eletenek
legszebb idejeben, AZ ewes ko.
raban aratott lie a kegyetlen
halal. Elhunyt testverinket fe-
lesege, 4 gyermeke Is az oha.
zaban el6 nagyszamu rokonsa.
ga gyaszoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
SHARON, Farrell Is VIDEKE
SHANfU GYORGY LAPKEPVISEL0
IL Shady Ave., Sharon, Pa.

lomnak, inert meg ilyen teny-
leg mem volt regen a magyar
berkekben, nemcsak itten,y de
talan meg az ohazaban sem.
Aszalos Jozsef fatal honfi-
tarsunk eskudott or0k huseget
szive valasztottjanak, Varga
Borbalanak.. Aszalos Jozsef idos
honfitarsunk es neje nagy SEE
retetnek 0rvendenek a sharon
magyarsag koreben. Ugyan-
csak Varga Jozsef es neje hon
fitarsunk is, xix szinten regi
letelepedett magyarok a varos-
ban. Az eskivot Mt. Macy Fe-
reno, a farrell reformatus egy-
haz lelkesze vegezte es adta
ossze az ifju part. Eskiivo utan
a nasznep levonult a templom
alatti termekbe, hol kezdetet
vette az igazi lakodalon, hol
sok reg mem latott magyarsag
vett reszt az unnepelyen. Volt
oft annyi enni-innivalo, felk0-
szonto, hogy eleg lett volna a
fel varOSnak. TermeSzeteSen a
lakodalom harom napig Tar
tott. Nasznagyok yoltak:: Ma
tia Rudi es neje Detroitbol Is
veres Ferenc es neje Warren
b6l. V0felyek:: Porkolab Istvan,
Fabian Ferenc, Szakacs Albert
es Varga J6zsef. Nyoszolyo Ia
nyok: Varga Juliska, Aszal6s
Margit, Aszal6s Roza es Malta
Irma.
Obermyer Mihaly kedves le-
anyat Ilonkat vezette oltarhoz
Roman Gy0rgy lit sziiletett fla
talember. A lakodalona a Ma
gyar Hazban folyt lie. Nagyon
megemlitesre valo az, hogy a
fiatalember reszer6l nagyobb
reszben ottan 1attuk azokat az
embereket, Xix t6toknak szii-
lettek ugy lit, mint az 6regek
az ohazaban Is bizory igazl
tiszta magyarul rnulattak, meg
a zeneSziik is tiSzta magyar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
AMT ESzRE
Sc vETTEk!

A szovetsegi legfels6bb biro-
sag koriili es sok mas egyeb
politikai apr6 man6ver zaja-
ban eszre sc, vettek az orszag-
ban, hogy az Egyesult Ala
mok. egeszen csendben gazda-
gabb lett kilenc millio aker
folddel.
Par ev elott, Roosevelt elnok
keresere, a t0rvenyhozas 40
millio dollart szavazott meg
az ugynevezett ''sub-mar-
ginalis" foldek ! felvasarlasara.
Eek a foldek olyanok voltak,
amelyekben egy vagy mas ok
Dol a gazdaikodas mem fize-
t6dott Xxi tobbe ses jobbnak lat
szott, ha azpkats azg.a allan sa-
jat kezere veszi at es ktilon-
leges celokrd hasznalja.
-Kilenc millid- akert-va
tax fel ilyen modon addig,
andig "a n1egszayazott t0ke XII.
meriilt es balkan, egesz csen.
deg ftsz6val jelentik, sf1ogy meg
k6riilbeluI szaz rniliio dollar
kellene "a tobbi ertektelen tie.
ruIet nnegszerzesere.
Vadtenyeszt6 es vad,vedi
helyeket, vi erdoket, legel6ket
csinainak maid ezekb6l a fol.
dekb6l. ,.az id6k folyaman
Egyel6re. csak azon faradoz
max, hegy a. yizmosasokat fel
tdtsek es rnegakadalyozzak &
fold felszinen, Z iev6 tern6f0lc
toYabbi eromlasat.,
Macy .es 5ertekes szolgalatot
lett a.ikOrNanys 6 memzetnel
a miivelesre alkalrnatlan fold
tertiletek felva 4rlAsasal -es, ki
vanatos lenne, hogy a T. meg
kezdett munka befejezesehez {
torvenyhozas ada meg a sziik
seges k1ltsegeket,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
PRO-HUNGARIA GYULESE

A Pro Hungaria Magyarn6k
Vilagszovetsegenek youngs-
town. osztalya junius Ten, het-
f6n este fel 8 oral kezdettel
tartja rendes havi gyuleset, a
Keith Bldg. ben. Keretnek a ta-
gok teljes szamu szives megje-
lenesre, inert ezen a gyilesen
lesz megtartva a bali elszamo-
las es akiknel van fennmaradt
jegy, kerjJk, hozzak el lesza-
molas vegett.
Minden magyar not szeretet-
tel hiv es var
A TTSZTIKAR.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
ELJEGYZES

Dezsi Ilonkat, Dezsi Janos
atlalanosan ismert sharoni la
kos honfitarsunk kedves lea
nyat eljegyezte Max McKales-
ter, ugyancsak sharoni lakos
fiatalember. Eskuvojuk meg
nincs megallapitva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

volt, az ismert Szatmary J6ska
bandaja, H meg az lit sziile-
tett ifjaknak Is magyar csar-
dAsokat .huzott- Ez mutatja,
hogy q t6tsAg meg ma is igazl
testvereinek nezi a magyart,
akarmit is predikalnak a Csc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
.YOUkGSToWkES vlDEI<E HIREI
( S E N { NY { K
.tnlv,a,a. az l-s6 oldslr6l..

a.. / Z 81 F.. . e. u. p
/ tt"lt,a,as az l-s6 olrerhl-.
mini : ~, ,nuitbn,, l; ,,o,t s.d,,ok.
hc,, 1.;te;..,,e 1o,4 s,.,;,, .d,o,
: s,n,,,Ede dt,ooho, 's,s 6rdt
oo,ooyott hi; 40 sa ,,,,,,, ,n-
blys,t ~ dt,onh1r ~ 6rdt
do,ooyi, hetenl.x,t 81 az 7s bs-
rS,5
! .x,,,,,.n.. 49,. .,no,s.,
: oyo,,h ,h,,, 49,, ..I..txsahh .
MINI nhoonnn nyt sFH ! 1ent; szd.
man ,.:..:..:1 -
rex 1872 sz6zn,Skknl ~, ~ e,ke1-
TEX q neof1het6s aokkn, Iii
sebb nrdnubo,, drds,,it ,vnn,,is
ma az dtznn ,nnnkfa " szdzn-
zekknz t0bb f,e1n,,,.e,t ruhd.
zati nam envfb s,;iksS,,et; cik-
ket pdsdro1hnt keresete1,6z
mint 1914 iuzins6hnn - 4
a mas.E k'nautdtas, ameIyet
az A".e'.ha, !. :. vas es AceI'''te-
sel "eSS'te1., ToWuFaE esl ARA,
"ogy eSen oe,emetesekel ddo
"u''"oaoo" !. e1deFe! esdtdtt
nss.y magy "1e'1ekoen ssoTultoH
,1osee'oe. AZ. ocet'paros 1889
oen Wanaen nauakas utnn e0'
SlS4 ooot Jasetett. lSS6-odn az
Ha az 1885 eube1a kuisetett
adokat nluakaberekre tordit-
hattdk uolna, akAcor $500
munkds dolgozhatott uolna az
egess esstend6n dit. 1936-ban
74.5OO n1unkds taldlhatOtt DOL
ma egess eure terjed6 alkalnaa-
east, ha az ad6kat nlnnkabe-
rekre tordithattdk uolna.
1936-ban 1O7 uasgydr sos,
S5O,OOO-t tisetett ad6kba. Az
1937-es euben esen 0ssseg sok-
kal nsagasabb less, inert a tel-
enaelt berekre kiuetett ad6k,
az aggkori nyugdij es a mum
k1aelkiiH bistOSitdsr1 betizetet1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
VI POLGAROK

A Mercer megyei Common
Pleas Courton megkaptak pol
garpapirjaikat 10th Sandorne
es Sandor Jozsef sharoni lako-
Sok.
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Julius h6 -&n, vas&rnap
a. hreg Reform&tus EgyhAz
Temple onasegelyz6 N6i K6re
piknikje q Fnlerntile Cs&rdA-
ban. ID 80
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
MAGYARoK NApTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
nul k0z0ljiik azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit, stb. -, nem tobb
mint 2 honappal el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es anelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
.MAGYA!IR!!OS
FENYis ESKUv6

Ext a aneyet azert adjuk
ennek q nagy magyar lakoda-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

Jovo heti szamunkban bo-
vebben beszamolunk a fogadta-
tAsrol.
A NYARI MELEGEKRE va
10 tekintettel vasarnapi mi
seink fel oraval korabban kez-
d6dnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

!. Julius h6sss11-&n,' tvas&rnap
q Fiiggetl1u efor1iAt Attas. Egg
haz Fatal f1Azasok K0re q FIJI
lemile CsardAban tartja egesz
napos arat6 tirnepelyet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

Junius h6 27-&n,. vasarnap
a SIT. Gy6rgy Cdr. Kath. Egg
haz pilxnikie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

Julius h6 4-&n, vasarnap
a Warreni Els6 Magyar Ferfi
es N6i Betegsegelyz6 Egylet
piknikje a vennetti's Grove
ban. a
y Junius4 h6 27-en, vasarnap
a Maholalng Megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0r piknikje a Flu
lemile CsardAban.
......Julius h6 5-iken, h&tf6n
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya-R
k Egyhaz piknik;e a Futee
miile Csardaban. i
Julius h6 18-an, yasarnap
a SIT. Gy6rgy Cor. Kath. Egy-
haz piknikje d Ftilenile Cs&r-
dAban. ,
julius h6 1S-an, vas&rnap
CAMPBELL Magyar Nap a sso-
kott helye1l. y s~.
Z - =. ?.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03
MEGERKE EZETT
Az 0HAZABOL

Kaldy Zoltan, a1<i ugyan lit
szilletett, de gyermekkoratol
Budapesten nevelkedett, a
multi vasarnap negerkezett 'sze
rencsesen edesanyja es testve-
rel k0rebe. Edesanyja. Papay
Ferencne Budd St.-i iakos Sha-
ronban. Az ohazarol nagyon
sok dolgot mondott, melyet
maid alkalommal fogunk k0-
z0lni.
Macy TANCMULATSAG
Steidle Pista es hires radio
zenekara ujra itten lesz k0-
riinkben e ho Sen, szombat
este u Magyar Hazban. steidle
Pistat mem kelr a magyarsag-
max bemutatni, inert mem is
olyat regen volt kozottiink es
hozza akkor is a terem kicsi-
mex bizopyult, ,pedig el6sz0r el-
vezte a magyarsag zenesza-
matt, hat meg most, - mikor
mar igazan megismertek. A
jegyek arai most is csak annyi
leas, mint a mutt alkalommal.
OFT lesziink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-03

vasarnapokon kis mise $3.50 orAtol
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Nagy mise ,n&lel0tt 10 6rakor magyar
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gel 8:30-kor.
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-22
| AdVenturerS'
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" Warni,,g in Russian .
BY FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter

LEW bodies of attracted much attention
i the Canadian "Mounes and few have had much
about them The Mounes have been the center of
many tale both and of the fctionzed variety This
true-od by a who Mountie himself It's
actual Of the Canadian Mounteds history and the
who telling about it is Constable Walter D. Fast of
Chicago
Walt served for five with the Mountesom 1929 to 1885 And
tale happened 1885 Walt
stationed al Paul de Metis in Alberta.
He out routine patrol one July day. riding along lonely
TRAIL rising from a clearing ahead
his headed for the clearing
he could fire and suddenly hoarse
the still air.
Trapper's Cabin Was Blazing.
blaze The fainter
approached dashed the clearing to find small trap
pers cabin burning furiously.
approached the cabins walls falling The
fading stopped abruptly beams
tinbers dropped on him.
the little clearing the cabin
the ground There absolutely hope for the
had died the
didn't Of that cabin.
something about it. The cabin
step out of the
started the blocked
could easily crawled out Of
a
True the devil might have been i'll that he couldn't
but he doing alone condition lonely cabin
Things Looked Very Suspicious
DEATH waited
the The Mountes the ruins that
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-22
The Victims Charred Body Was Found.


investigation mighty
body
tied behind his with and bound behind
him bedstead!
of play all
cabin didn't that
ton. wasn't shred of evidence pointing the
neghborhood.
vicinity had with his neighbors
"a Russanwho lived short distance from his cabin.
Russians The Russian
Walt started asking questions
to the and Walt getting results his
questioning.
guilt questioning the
fellow had airtght aibi.
Sure
that anywhere day
burned down. and he had his wife it by.
She Said Something in Russian.
pretty hopeless asking
convinced that the
with the hdeos No matter Walt
wanted to know his suspect had a ready
And then, Walt about to give the RUSSIANS wife
listening.
closer Suddenly began
talking husband in Russian.
began sudden Then he controlled
waited until the had finished talking
the and slipped the handouts
had happened the devil who had been
burned alive in that blazing cabn
took his prisoner headquarters locked him and charged
with the crime Canadian justice rapidly
long before the Russian brought for trial
Walt testified chiefly
convicted sentenced And did,
pardons granted
testimony which gave by
convicted? whole the Rssians WIFE
spoken knowing
policeman you
agreed they will able
@-WNU Service
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-22

Happy Hulda, as chief-cook-
and-bottle-washer, invites you to
cross stitch this set of seven tea
towels e to the inch crosses),
in the gayest floss you can find!
Pattern 1888 contains a transfer
pattern of seven motifs Zone for
each day of the week) averaging
about 6 by 61s inches; material
requirements; illustrations of all
stitches used; color suggestions.
Send Is cents in stamps or coins
(coins preferred) for this pattern
to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft
Dept, 81 Eighth Ave, New York,
N. Y.
Write plainly pattern number,
your name and address.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-22

WNU-l3 1877
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-22
Memorial Tablet Below Sea

The only memorial tablet to be
placed below the surface of the sea,
it is believed, is the inscribed bronze
plate that marks the spot, in Keala-
kekua bay off the island of Hawaii,
where Capt. James Cook, the Eng
ish navigator and explorer, was
killed by natives in 1779. Laid in
1928, says Golfers Weekly, the tab
let is always covered with water,
even at low tide.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-04-22
Uncle Phil e.
Says: AM
Not to Be Regarded Lightly

Not to Be Regarded Lightly
When we give a promise we
consider it small outlay, but
often large demands are made
upon it.
The wasp makes no honey, but
it is quite as busy as the bee. The
bee, you see, understood how to
get the praise and poetry of man.
Civilization is self-control. Self
expression, as interpreted, is
merely letting yourself go" and
making mess for yourself and
everybody else.
When temptation refuses to pur-
sue you, it knows you don't care
much for it, anyway.
Unfi+ness Of Things
Shoes that are too small do not
deceive the observant.
To be cup and DOING is inter-
esting, no doubt important; but,
goodness, are we never to cult
vate repOse-and do little think
ing?
We wonder if silver-tongued
orators at times have difficulty
in finding something to be silvery
about.