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ment OF the Silver Star Homes Com
mittee, Of which James S. Taylor Of
the F. H. A.. is chairman Other
members are Irwin S. Porter. archi-
tAct; Edwin H. Rosengarten. builder;
John Nolen. jr.. OF the National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commission.
and Frank Luchs, serving for his
father. Morton J. Luchs, president
Of the Washington Real Estate Board.
To reach the home by automobile.
drive out Massachusetts, avenue NV.
to Cathedral avenue. turn left through
a portion Of Wesley Heights to Forty
fourth street, thence left on Forty
fourth three blocks to Dexter road
and follow signs to property.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
White Walls. Red Floor.

The sunroom in California home
has white walls and a tomato-red
floor. The white furniture is uphol-
stored in turpoise. A feature OF the
room is flower bar located in one
corner. There is q lavatory where
flowers may be cut and watered and
shelves above for extra vases and
bowls. Drawers underneath hold gar
den implements and shears for trim
ming the plants.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
'B,hkheads" and Cellar Doors.

this nev-old friend. And no ashes
to dump!
"B,hkheads" and Cellar Doors.
Talking about the undermining Of
familiar old reliables. now they've
done 1t to the boyhood friend-the
cellar door. You know the tilted
wooden flaps over the entrance to the
basement from the outside, those sur
faces beloved by little boys for slid
ing? Well, they are made of steel now.
The proper name for this kind Of
cellar door is "bulkhead." Fortu-
nately. with the new material and
new name they are just as good to
slide upon. Or so We are told. A
triumph for sweet sentimentality.
And, naturally. they are . remark
ably better product from the point
Of view OF convenience and security.
First. these bulkheads will last as
long as the buildings themselves.
They won't warp, bend. split or do
any of the troublesome things wooden
ones do. Second, they are said to
resist water. termites and burglars
alike-and it's the rebuff they give to
would-be intruders that especially en-
dears them to jittery females like us.
This product Is Just naturally in
teresting to any one concerned with
home safety" the manufacturers wrote
us. I'VE doubt very much If there
will ever be any dispute about the
Importance Of having more than one
cellar exit. Too many homes have
been built in the past with only one
way out. and this In spite of the ten
dency to occupy cellars or Easements
with play rooms"
The bulkheads are shipped knocked
down In five parts. with the neces-
sary bolts. and can be put in place
In less than an hour when provision
is made to receive them. They come
painted gray but may be turned any
hue at all after they are installed.
An automatic safety catch on the
lower hinge of each door holds them
open until the closing signal is given
with a flick Of the finger. A SUBJ
stantial bolt securely locks the doors
from inside. Two husky hinges to
each door. sliding bolt, q lift handle
and the doors and sides of 12-gauge
copper steel. help discourage burglars
and add to the variability.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Black for Contract,

A room with silver-gray walls and
ivory ceiling is accented by . narrow
black trim. The upholstery Of the
couch il Of a rosy copper tone. The
couch. incidentally, Is flanked by black
end tables. The coffee table before
it is also black. Two easy chairs are
covered with a russell tapestry figured
with duly green. Bookcases are lined
with black and the draperies at tt.
window are dull green The floor
covering combines varying shades of
gray-blue.
Evening star., 1938-02-05

erected by the Charles II. Tompkins
Co, will be a four -story building Of
Indiana limestone. fronting 122 feet
on Twenty-first street and 81 feet on
G street. with entrance on Twenty
first. Waldron Faulkner Is the archi-
tect.
The hall will contain an asssmhly
room seating $50, 3 classrooms seat
ing 300, 4 classroons seating $50, 3
smaller classrooms, 16 faculty of,ces
and . reading room.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Paint Bad Base for Lacquer.

Never apply lacquer over surface
that has been painted, enameled or
vanished. The lacquer will soften
the old surface much in the mannen
of a paint remover and cause had
smears. Paint or enamels may be ap-
piled safely over a coat Of lacquer.
however
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Lining for Bookshelves,

A vivid wallpaper makes an inter-
esting lining for built-in bookshelves.
Old-fashioned glass-doored bookcases
may be modernized by taking of the
doors. retouching the woodwork and
either painting or papering the inside
Of the shelves.
Evening star., 1938-02-05

To clean furniture that has become
badly soiled. wash it with soap and
water to which has been added two
or three tablespoons Of kerosene or
turpentine. Then rub dry with soft
cloth.
Evening star., 1938-02-05

Lights installed in closets above the
door offer no obstruction, provide
illumination for shelves and eliminate
unnecessary glare.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Ry DOROTHY DUCAS and ELIZA
RETH GORDON

BETH GORDON.
! When it comes to floor covering
none is any better than its edges.
If you don't believe 1t take the ltnole-
,lm Of your kitchen floor 1t may be
colorful, shiny and strong. but II the
| corners turn up, II there Is a gap
between 1t and the wall where dirt
can sift down under your floor sur
face, will you be satisfied? OF course
not.
! We have found a new material for
! trimming linoleum and other similar
types of floor covering, such as rub
berthe. asphalt tile. cork. plastics
and composition board 1t is a pre-
fabricated edging, made of special
white metal alloy. which retains a
| brilliant polish. 1t comes in strips
in various widths up to " inches and
In y different styles and shapes. No
matter how difficult the pattern of
your linoleum's edging, you can solve
1t with this material.
The metal edging is made to fit
right over the linoleum edge. with
out mailing or with few nail holes
cut into it. Some are straight-faced,
some curved. some ridged in modern
style. You can use them for old or
new floor coverings; in the first case
| you Danish the possibility of curling
of the edges of your linoleum; in the
second you eliminate the unfinished
look, and thereby give new appear
ance to your whole room.
OF course. this edging is just as
good for wall coverings (other than
paper) as it Is for floors. 1t Is per-
feet also for sink tops, table tops
! and We even saw one picture of 4
desk which had been finished with
| narrow metal bands. giving it a stun
ming streamlined look.
If you have stairs anywhere in your
house maybe the ones going down to
the CELLAR which you would like to
cover with linoleum if you could get
1t to lie down permanently nat, you
might consider this material as stair
edging. 1t serves an extra purpose
the bright finish will shine in the
night making it easier to see your
way down. incidentally, If you don't
like the high finish. the company will
make it up specially for you with 4
satin finish or with . stain, at
slightly higher price.
Many trailers use it-everywhere-
around edges Of sinks, cabinets, cup
boards. floor coverings, hunks and
ventilators.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
AlI-Purpose Oil Heaters.


We hear so much about modern
heating equipment. with its maze of
ductwork or carefully adjusted valves.
that we frequently forget the older
kind Of heating, which Is not built
into the house, has grown up, too.
In old farm houses, country cot
tages, the hard-to-heat attic or base
ment room, or even In the garage. .
free-standing oil-burning heater
would be mighty appropriate. now
that you can get them as good looking
as radios and with twice the heating
capacity they used to have. Indeed,
an oil-burning heater we have been
investigating has a new semi circular
heating unit which increases the
number of square feet Of heating
surface which comes in contact with
the cold air Of the room by about SO
per cent.
1t need be filled only once, or at
most twice, a day, and can be Lit
simply by throwing lighted match
into the burner pot and waiting three
or four minutes. The heat it gives is
free from dust, and the large water
pan which is part of the heater keeps
the air moist. Heat Is controlled by
a dial on the front of the enamel and
chromium Jacket. Each heater Is
equipped with a draft regulator.
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Electrically welded to make every
Joint gas tight. made so II connects
with 4 fireplace fiue. there won't even
he the smell Of fuel oil when YOU Use
this new-old friend. And no ashes
to dump!
Evening star., 1938-11-03
Branch LibrarySite
Supported Again by
Friendship Group
Substitute Location Move
Defeated by Vote Of
Citizens Association

The Friendship Citizens Associa-
ton last night voted down move
to advocate another site and for
the seventh consecutive year af-
firmed its stand for erection of a
branch public library at Albemarle
street and Wisconsin avenue NV.
President Samuel Flickinger, ad-
dressing the group from the floor,
led the fight against a substitute
site.
II have been assured by the Dis
trict Commissioners that the pro-
posed land adjacent to Janney
School has already acquired for a
new structure" he said. Further
more, L have been informed by DR..
George Bowerman, public librarian,
that this site, being on a main thor
oughfare, is the most desirable from
that standpoint"
Objections Presented.
Carmine Garofalo stated the be-
lief that schools should have all the
property possible and that the pro-
posed library would interfere with
possible playground development.
Mr.. Garofalo declared that play
ground hindrance would raise the
objections of the Board of Education
and inasmuch as the Parks and
Planning Commission has disap-
proved the library scheme the asso-
citation should meet the authorities
halfway and agree to whatever
plans for a library site they had in
mind
"A library somewhere in the COM
munity is better than none at ALL"
Mr.. Garofalo added.
The association supported Mr..
Flickinger's claim that neglect to
reiterate its feeling would scrap
seven years work and would neces-
state beginning from the start
again" Martin A. Cook offered the
resolution.
A resolution urging President
Roosevelt to appoint Immediately
bona fide resident of the District as
peoples counsel for the District
was adopted unanimously. Unoff1-
cial reiteration of a proposal last
year for the President to appoint
Thomas E. Lodge as District Com
missioner also was made.
A parking ban on streets adja-
cent to schools and Fairgrounds was
indorsed by Friendship. The reso-
luton specified that regulations be
placed in the hands of the District
Commissioners and the traffic di-
rector.
Study Children's Proposal.
A proposal to demand appropria-
tions to provide an institute for the
care of crippled children was re-
ferred to the Education Committee
for report at the next meeting. A
committee to report on pedestrian
control was appointed by Mr..
Flickinger and included Mr.. Caro-
falo, chairman; Abraham Stern,
George E. Cannon and William N.
Turnage. J. H. Mills, Mr.. Flickin-
ger and Emory S. Foster will form
the arrangements group for the
community Christmas, tree and cele-
bration. The latter group also will
take charge of proposed republica-
ton of the associations monthly
newspaper.
Reporting a traffic count of 300
autos in 13 minutes on Wisconsin
avenue at Fessenden street NV,
Evening star., 1938-11-03
Water Service Slash
Held Political Move

j. Frank Lillard, jr., Republican
candidate for the State Senate
from Prince Georges County, Nd,
last night branded the Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commissions re-
duction of its service charge as "a
pure case of political expediency."
Mr.. Lillard, speaking before a Re-
publican gathering in the Masonic
Temple in Hyattsville, declared that
the Democratic organization is using
governmental agencies to further its
cause. The Republican candidate
referred to the announcements
headed Another Reduction in
Water Rates" being mailed out with
current water bills, which, he said,
Evening star., 1938-11-03

Mr.. Stern proposed the installation
Of traffic signals. The move was
approved.
In view Of his 80th birthday an
niversary next week and for active
participation in civic affairs Mr..
Stern was voted rising vote Of
appreciation.
New members admitted include
c. E. Buchanan, L. S. Jones, George
r. Bixby, Hanna Ayout, Mark Wood
ward, j. Herbert Duvall and Joseph
Gould
James A. Webb, representative of
the Community Chest, spoke on
Chest work and urged support of
the drive for funds.
The meeting was held in Janney
School.
Evening star., 1938-11-03

superior materials and work.
maoSh'p combine TO give you .
ostefy that will Insure depend
eoIe cold weather starting with
plenty OF reserve espec,ty for
heater. radio, etc.
Evening star., 1938-11-03

members Of the Arlington County
Board, it was announced today.
Mrs. Beulah C. Shipley, president
of the club, urges that both men
and women" vote mo" in the ref
erendum to be held November 8 on
the question of substituting the
election Of one member of the board
every year for the present practice
OF electing all members for four
year terms.
For efficient government in the
Evening star., 1938-11-03

will be delivered to consumers be-
fore election Tuesday.
The announcement quoted by Mr..
Lillard states that the service
charge has been cut from 50 to 81,
effective last July /. This, accord
ing to officials Of the Sanitary Com
mission, will mean a saving of
$4,000 to consumers.
Evening star., 1938-11-03

county It Is absolutely necessary
that one member of the board be
a woman" Mrs. Shipley declared.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Magruder, who
has been a board member since
reorganization Of the county gov
ernment in 1882, is chairman Of the
board this wear.
Evening star., 1938-11-03
Democratic Women
Hit Board Chunqe

Declaring that "any change might
jeopardize the election of a woman
to the County Board" the Execu-
tive Committee of the Women's
Democratic Club of Arlington Coun-
ty, Va, has gone on record as "un-
alterably opposed" to the proposal
Evening star., 1938-11-03
TOMORROW.

1oMOIt1toW.
Meeting, George B. Mccoy Unit,
Women's American Legion, May
flower Hotel, 1920 am.
Chrysanthemum show, Agriculture
Department Greenhouse, Fourteenth
street and Constitution avenue NV,
am. to 9 pm.
Luncheon, Reciprocity Club, May
flower Hotel. 1890 pm.
Meeting, National Association of
Ice Industries, Mayflower Hotel,
1890 pm.
Luncheon, National Lime Associa-
ton, Mayflower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, District of Columbia
Bankers Association, Willard Hotel,
12:45 pm.
Card party, American Liberty
Chapter, D. A. r., Shoreham Hotel,
pm.
Supper, Chrysler Corporation,
Wardman Park Hotel, $50 pm
Card party, Mizpah Chapter o. E.
S., 1910 Wisconsin avenue, BIS pm.
Inspection, Kit Carson Corps,
Women's Relief Corps, Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Hall, 8 pm.
Dance, Washington Centennial
Lodge, Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Notre Dame Alumni,
Shoreham Hotel, 8 pm.
Drama group. Pen Women's
League, Grafton Hotel, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1938-11-03

Forty-five Tennessee towns bear
names similar to counties in which
they are not located.
Evening star., 1938-11-03
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Crysanthemum show, Agriculture
Department greenhouse, Fourteenth
street and Constitution avenue NV,
m. to 9 pm.
Dinner. Thirteen Club, Willard
Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary No. 80,
Knights of st. John. Knights OF
Columbus Hall, Tenth and K streets
NV, 8 pm.
Meeting, Pennsylvania Democra-
tic Club, Willard Hotel. 8 pm.
Meeting, board, Soroptimist Club,
Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Free Lance Writers,
Shoreham Hotel, 8 pm.
Assembly, Daughters of the King,
Nativity Church, Thirteenth and
Massachusetts, avenue Sc, E,8pm.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
szERKEsZT6I uzENETEK

FELVIDEKI. Kerdi, NIT ir-
jon 6hazaba es hogyan kiildje
hogy meg is kapjak?
Irjon rokonai es. ismer6sei-
mex, hogy tartsanak XII Ma
gyarorszag mellett, inert, az
igazsag r0videsen napfenyre
keriil, nepszavazas vagy anel-
kill. A levelet pedig kuldje a
mostani zavaros vilagban ajanl
va, hogy biztosan megkapjak.
AIT a cenzor mem meri elsin-
kofalni, inert az esetben az
Egyesult Allamokkal gyulhet
meg a baj.a.
SZuCS, New York. Megkap-
TUX, atadtuk az 0reg Ameri-
kasoknak es egy evi el6fizetesi
megujitast is koszonettel nyug
tazzuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
II HETI SZEMLE

venci6n Is liberals jel0ltet
akar raer6szakolni ismet a part
jara, akkor feltetleniil sziikse-
ge van New Yorkra.
Amennyiben Lehman t0bb-
seggel veszi at negyedszer a
kormanyzast amire pelda
mem volt meg - akkor az ell
n0k befolyasa a partban keves
leSZ.
Ha a new york; demokrata
ticket kis t0bbseggel fog be-
csuszni, vagy ha AIT megver-
mex, akkor Roosevelt dominalhi
fogja a partial New Yorkban.
A O'Connor gy6zelme vagy
bukasa d0nti el ait, hogy meny
nyi lesz az elnok befolyasa a
kongresszus also hazaban a
kovetkez6 ket evben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
SZELHAMOs KOLLEKTOR

:
Mrs. William B. Mcnamara
81 E. Boardman St.-i asszony
panaszt emelt a rend6rsegen
egy szelhamos ellen, aki kollek-
tornak adta XII magat, mint a
Sisman's fiiszerkereskedeS meg
bizottja, felszolitotta az asz-
szonyt, hogy fiiszeresnek ja-
ro tartozast Is dollar es 90
centes szamlajat egyenlitse XII.
Mrs. Mcnamara atadta a XII
want osszeget, meg nyugtat is
adott, maid a dolga vegeztevel
elment. Mrs. Mcnamara tele-
fonalt a fiiszeriizletbe, de oft
az asszony legnagyobb meg
lepetesere AIT feleltek, hogy ok
mem kiildtek senkit kollektal-
nj. A karosult no leirasa SEE
rint a vakmero szelhamos II
ewes koru lehetett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
NEW YORKBAN MEM IS

az fog eldihni, hogy a de-
mokratak vagy a republicans
sok fogjak-e kormanyozni az
orszagot, hanem az, hogy meny
nyi lesz a new york; demokra-
ta partban 1940-ben az elnok
hatalma.
Ha Roosevelt nagy befolyas-
sal akar birni a demokrata kon
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13

zeshez szukseges alapszabalyo-
kat mar megkaptuk es most a
sziil6k kotelessege, hogy a
gyermekeiket a Szovetsegbe va
10 beallasra serkentsek. Ha az
ifjak koziil legalabb lien je-
lentkeznek, akkor megalapit-
hatiuk az ifjusagi angol osz-
talyt. Ezen iigyben fordulja-
max Lengyel Peter eln0kh0z,
2208 Doald Ave-, vagy Balogh.
Istvan titkarhoz, So Regent ST.,
Campbell, 0.
A legk0zelebbi nagy konven-
ciora mar 4 delegatust secret
nenk kiildeni azert, inert az
osztalyunk tagsaga er6sen ko-
zeledik a 2O0-hoz.
Kerjik a tagsagot, igyekez-
zenek minel tobb vi tagot sze-
rezni, hogy terviink megvalo-
sulhasson.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
J0L SIKERULT
Assent CYORCY
SzOv. MULATSAGA
Angel osztaly alakul

A Scent Gyorgy Szovetseg
youngstown 12-ik osztalyanak
a multi vasarnap megtartott
mulatsaga ugy anyagilag, mint
erkolcsileg nagyon jol sikeriilt,
amelyhez nagyban hozzajarult
Mate Lajos es Rendes jol seer
vezett zenekara. Exert az osz-
tally tisztikara ez uton is mond
koszOnetet ugy a fiataloknak,
mint az 0regeknek is a par
tolasert. Ugyancsak koszonet
illeti DR.. Laurisin, Szovetse-
gunk orvosat es Batori Andras,
a Fugg. Ref. Egyhaz gondno-
kat, aki t0bbed magaval meg
jelent a mulatsagunkon.
E mulatsagon az osztaly ell
noke bejelentette, hogy Szovet-
segiink 2 dollart ajanl fel tag.
szerzonek minden vi tag utar
es a felvett tagnak vissza te-
riti az orvosi vizsgalati dijat
Dr. Laurisin egyletiink orvosa
felajanlotta, hogy a Szovetseg-
be belepni ohajtokat dijmen-
tesen vizsgalja meg az iroda-
jan, amiert koszonetet mon
dunk neki.
A fiatalsag osszehozasa er-
dekeben tervbe van we've ifju-
.sagi angol osztaly lymegszerve-
zese, hogy az lit sziiletett gor
es rom. kath. ifjusagot egy
taborba toborozzuk. A SERVE.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
EL0FIZETESI NYUGTAZAS

Schaffer Lajos, Bisztuc Ist-
van, Kaluczky Janos, Burkocky
Janos, Macy Ferenc, Veres Ist-
van, Pallay st. Andras, Marek
Ferenc, Kovacs Andras, Macy
Gabor, Letoha Andras, Bokor
Gyula, Mezey Lajos, Mrs. G..
Loska, Mituk Istvan, Mrs. Ola
jos, L. Papay, Szerbati Istvan,
Mrs. A. Kajati, Kiss Gabor,
Kollath Lajos, Durda Mihaly,
Brogli Ignac, Mrs. B. Kozma,
Draga Mihaly, Kurucz Janos,
M. Trenyik, Torok Jozsef, Ko-
vacs Miklos, Hon Ferenc, Mrs.
Jurista, Breznai Ferenc, Kosz-
tyu Janos, Martin Ferenc, Pal
lay E. Andras, Czene Gabor,
Bondor Istvan, Juhasz Jozsef,
Mrs. John Takacs, Gurzon La
jos, Walter Janos, Mate Lajos,
Varga Gyula, Norway Janos
Rev. ]. Kovalchik, Condos Ist-
van, Mrs. S. Yacobs, Nemeth
Daniel, Uray KarolU, Csete
Sander, Teglas Gyula, 10th
Andras, Tomcsik Jozsef, Ba-
logh Balazs, Szaday Benjamin
OsSzeSen 81.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
OHIOBAN
Az FOG ELDULNI.

hogy a kormany tekintelye,
befolyasa es - penze kepes
lesz-e megmenteni a demokra-
ia part uralnat egy olyan al
lamban, ahol q kormanyzas
ellen ezer alapos kifogast emel-
tex.
Davey kormanyzo szimpati-
kus volt el6ttiink, inert meg
vetozta ait a hirhedt torvenyt,
amely a nem-polgarok szajab6l
a segely kegyelemkenyeret XII
akata venni, de tagadhatatlan,
hogy az el6valasztasok alkal-
naval a bukasara raszolgalt.
Az adminisztracioja, illetve
annak nehany departmentje
not6riusan korrupt volt a
Buckeye State nagyaranyu
korrupci6t mem ttir ell.
Tetezi most Davey a multak
sulyos hibait azzal, hogy a de-
mokrata jel0lt ellen tor es az
zal halalja meg a demokrata
szavaz6k negy ewes bizalmat,
hogy a part ticketjet igyekszik
leszurni.
Termeszetes, hogy a demo
krata ticket kiizdelmei befo-
lyassal vannak a Bulkley sze-
nAtor sorsara is, aki meyer
demli minden bevandorolt sza-
vazatat, inert hiszen a bevan-
doroltak automatikus polgaro-
sitasaert 8 vezette a kiizdel-
met.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
HEVESEDIK A KAMPANY

es eros a kiizdelem az egesz
orszagban, de a politikai ese-
menyek homloktereben valto-
zatlanul oft all negy Allan.
Michiganben nincs mas ker-
des, mint a szervezetek es a
sztrajkok iigye es a polgarsag
el fogja donteni, hogy a sit
down sztrajkoknak van-e jogo-
sultsaguk es jar-e nekik a ha-
t6sagok vedelme.
A republicans kormanyz6-
jel0lt szandekosan ezt az egy
kerdest vitte a kampanyba, a
mivel szolgalatot tesz minden-
keppen nemcsak allamanak,
hanem az egesz nemzetnek,
inert hiszen ugyanugy XII kell
egyszer mondani a dontest eb-
ben a kerdesben az egesz or
szagnak.
Ha Michiganben Murphyt
legy6zik, akkor a Wagner
Lewis t0rveny sulyos m6dosi-
tasoknak nez a kongresszus-
ban elebe es ezeket a m6dosi-
tasokat nem fogjak megk0-
sz0nni a munkasok. EFT j6 lesz
tudni minden michigani en-
bernek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-13
VI FURD0KET EPPITENEK

A magyarok altal k0zismert
Shady Run ball field meletti
helyet valasztottak ki egy vi
uszoda helyisegnek. Adolph J.
Boehme, a park komn1issi6 ell
n0ke 10 aker teriiletet alan
lott fel, amely a parkhoz les2
csatolva, ahol az epitkezest a
WPA altal fogjak levezetni. A
commissioners North Sideon
is keresnek megfelel6 helyet,
ahol szinten egy masodik fir
d6helyiseg megepiteset. ter
vezik.