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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
A YOUNGSTOWN Es K6RNYEKI
MAGYAR EoYH&zAK Es EoY-
LETEK NAGY1IzoTTsAoA
Aiakult fo16-hen

Ein0k NemenY Mikl6s Ern6. Els6
aleln0k Horvath Istv&n. Masodik al
eln0k Kovacs Mikl6s. Titkar G6ber
Janos, lakik 232 So. Garland Ave,
Telefon 3SS77. akihez minden level
kiildend6. Penzt&rnok Lengyel G..
Lajos. Ellen6r0k: Horv&th Vilmos,
Ress J6zsef, Koran Janos 6s Danish
JOSEF. - Hivatalos lap az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap. Gyul6seinek lde-
jet es helyet hiyatalos lap kohl.
A Nagyblxotts&ghoz k6vctkez6
testuIetel< tartoznak:
Scent Istv&n rom. kath. hitk6zseg.
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Ifju Ha-
zasok Klubja.
ssent Gy6rgy gdr kath. hitk0ssSg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

Amerika egy olyan undok
jelensegnek a tanuja, egy
olyan fajo csalodasnak az al
dozata, amire pelda csak egy-
seer esik szaz evben.
Nehany nap ota megmere-
vedve bamuljuk, hogy csalod-
tunk egy anyaban.
Els inert joggal, helyesen es
szivesen lattunk eddig szentet
a sajat edesanyankon keresztul
minden anyaban, ez a csalodas
mem megy a fejunkbe. Mem
hisziink a sajat szemiinknek.
Hiszen meg csak par hete
AIT lattuk es termeszetesnek
AIT tartottuk, hogy egy anya
a sajat szemevilagat adta a
gyerekenek, egy mask a sajat
fiileb6l csinaltatott filet a
fianak es vigasz volt egy egesz
nemzetnek ez a ket latvany.
Evezredek hitere utotte az q
ket edesanya a pecsetet.
Es akkor most egy megte.
vedt no, akinek a viselkedesere
megborzad mindenki, aki AIT
akarja velunk elhitetni, hogy
az anyak onmagukat is, a gyel
mekliket is, az anyasagukat is
meg tudjak penzert tagadni
Jackie Coogan anyjarol be
szelunk.
Arrol a n6r6l, aki szegeny
sorbol milliomos lett, inert {
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05

Maria Penztari Ellen6r Pedery R6.
bert. Nagybizottsagi hktild0ttek: Ell.
n6k es titkar hivatalb6l es Miglets
Ferenc. Ress J6zsefn4 P6ttag Gre.
CORY J6zsef. Gyiileseit tartja min.
den h6nap masodik keddj6n este 8
6rakor Scent IstvAn Otthonban. -
Hivatalos lap: az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
8 R 9 K R E?

Komoly tudosok allitjak es
eletek teltek el a bizonyitas-
ban, hogy hajdan letezett egy
vilagresz, amt Ok Atlantis
max neveznek most es ami az
ismert tortenelmi idok el6tt
elsiilyedt.
Hajdan Macy volt, hatalmas
volt Egyiptom es a faraok -
tudva, hogy Ok maguk meghal-
max - olyan hatalmas gulakat
epittettek maguknak, amelye-
ket orokos emleknek szantak
egy viragzo birodalom szive-
ben.
A viragzo birodalom eltiint,
a gulakat az utokornak a ho-
mokbol kell kiasni.
A Sahara sivatagnak a futo-
homokjat neha a sze egy-egy
helyrol kifujja es akkor latjuk,
hogy elmult, elpusztult civili-
zacioknak orszagutai vannak
oft kovel kirakva.
Sziam 0srengetegeiben mil
lios varosok marvany palotai
max a romjait talaljak; ma
senk mem tudja, hogy hova
tint azokbol a lakossag.
Mexicoban, Kozep Amerika-
ban talan csak ketezer, talan
csak ezer evvel ezelott eltek
azok a nagy nemzetek, anne
lyek a dzsungel melyen levo ro-
mok el6 varosainak az alapjait
leraktak. Es eek a nepek,
nemzetek elvesztek az idobe.
Olaszorszag Pompei romjai
a ragyogo romai csaszarsagrol
beszelnek, amely elmult, szet-
zullott es amelynek a helyen
sotetseg, elmaradottsag, sze.
genyseg, ehhalal pusztitott ev.
szazadokon keresztIl-
New Yorktd nyolc mertf0ld.
nyire tisztan latni a tenger.
ben, hogy hol volt valamikol
szazadokkal, Italian ezredekkel
ezelott a Hudson folyo oble e
ma senki mem tudja, hogy 8
folyo menten akkor xix eltek
Napjainkban temette Mar.
Unique yiragZo varosat a tiiz
hanyo a fold ala, a napjaink
ban bujnak elo hirtelen hatal
mas szigetek, kulon0sen {
Csendes tengerbd.
Es NIT zoljunk az emberek
rol, a nagyokrol, a cezarokrol
a csaszarokrol, a kiralyokrol
aklk tortenelmet csinaltak e.
eltiintek.
julius Gear elment es meg
donthetetlen csaszarsaga ell
pusZtult.
1 Napoleon egykor hatalma.
blrodalmanak husz eve mes
| gyoztes maradeka ma retteg
hogy a nemet csizna miko]
gazol rata ujra keresztul.
! A Hohenzollern csasza,
szamiizeteseben favagassal $40
rakozik es elfelejtett Greg EN-
Der lett az egykori hadurb6l.
Az europai uraIkod6hazal
leggogosebbje, a Habsburg ha.
szetesett es "az utolso Habs
burg" Belgiunban imadkozik
hogy megegyszer feljusson .6se
tronjara.
A hatalmas kinai csasar
sag a szemeink el6tt d61t rne.
es az utolso csaszar egy idei,
koldus-kenyeren cit szantiye
tesben, Japanban.
Egy par r0vid ev ujra tr6nr.
utette es a tegnap munkanel
kuli, remeny nelkili senkije
Dol bab-kiraly lett Manchu
kuoban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
A vERHovAY sEcELY EcYLET
ss4-IK FIoKJA

Eln0k Brogley Ferenc. Aleln6k6k:
1-s8 I'll. Hauser Fiil0n; 2ik Ambrus-
k6 Margit. Titkar Bark6 Janos, min.
denfele bejelentes vagy level az 3
cimere, 45 Bonita Ave, telefon 7066z,
Youngstown, Ohio, kildend6. P6nz-
tarnok Mrs. Julia Miglets. Szamvizs-
gal6k: Gregory JOSEF es Szalma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
AZ ATKOzOTT PENz

veletlen szerencse tizenot eve
a kiS fiat a mOzi vaSznara es
egy nemzet szivebe juttatta es
akinek ez a kis gyerek a Macy
uri eletmodon kiviil negy mil
lio dollarnyi vagyont jatszott
ossze, mikor - munka volt a
iatek a gyermek szamara.
MindenH AIT hitte, minden-
XII biztosra vette, hogy a ma 23
ewes Jackie Coogan gazdag flu,
hogy a milliokat a szilei neki
gyijtottek, hogy soha tobbe
anyagi gondjai mem lesznek.
Es akkor egyszerre megtud-
juk, hogy a szazezreket kereso
Jackie Coggan heti ket-harom
dollarokat kapott az anyjatol
es a keresetenek a t0bbi reszet
egyszeruen elvettek t6le es alb
Dol meg csak alamizsnat sem
akarnak neki juttatni.
Jackie Coogan apja meghalt
es a mamaja 6nagysaga vi fer
jet vett maganak, ami mem le-
hetett nagyon nehez feladat,
tekintettel a negy millio dol
lara.
A torveny betuje a kiskoru
,gyermek minden keresetet a
sziiloknek iteli.
Es meg ARA sincs tekintettel,
hogy mem is sziilo, de egy mos
toha sztilo i'll belle abba a ne
hany millio dollarba, amiert
Coogant gyerekkoraban befog-
tax az igaba.
Soha visszataszitobb, soha
gyalazatosabb, soha szemer-
metlenebb dolgot mem lattunk
meg egy anyatol, ah az anyai
oszton termeszetes erzeset
megtagadva, tragar nyiltsaggal
jelenti h, hogy a j0v6ben sem
akar adm egy centet sem a fla
altal keresett milliokbol a fla
max.
Ketsegbe kellene esni, min
dent meg kellene tagadni, ami
ben hittunk idaig, ha gyakran
latnank magunk elott ilyen
peldakat.
, Szerencsere mem ugy van.
Az orszag megdobbenese, a
! nemzet nagy felhaborodasa q
bizonysag ra, hogy nem ICY
t van, hogy csak minden evsza
zadban ha egyszer talalkozunl
!, ilyen nemberrel; maskiilonber
y a felhaborodas mem lenne.
Eek a nagyon ritka kivete.
4 tex meger6sitenek benninket
az egetver6 anyai szivbe We
tett hitiinkben es nemi vigasz.
( talasul is szolgalnak nekiink
akik szegenyek maradtunk.
Mert ugy latszik, hogy g
v penz, az atkozott penz az EN-,
s berek legt0bbjet kiforditja 8
( maguk mivoltabol es allato
kat csinal bel6liik.
Coogannet, illetve most mai
mem is Coogannet, inert ujdon
silt ferjet maskep hivjak
: nemcsak utalattal, hanem sal
! nalattal is figyeljik.
Sajnalnunk kell, inert sok
kal t0bbet vesztett az eletben
mint az a negy millio, amt Ell
rabolt a sajat fiat6l.
Amelyik asszony, amelyil
: member elvesztette a gyermekt
! iranti termeszetes anyai szere
tetet, az szegeny szemely lehet
meg ha mem is negy, hanen
negyszaz millio is a dollarja.
Az anyai boldogsag az, hs
. az anya adhat, aldozatot hoz
hat a csaladjaert, a gyermeke
ert es ANIMAL gazdagabb az anys
elete, minel tobb aldozatra nyi
lik alkalma.
Coogan meg az elet elejer
van, 8 az anyagi vesztesege
XII fogja heverni, bar a saja'
anyjaban valo csalatkozas ia
Ian 0rok sebet yer a sziv6re.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-05
EGYLETI kALAUZOk
Aeka Magyar Hriap" aabb esyhazaknak eoyieteknek
kSroknek hlvataios iapja 1886

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ins Hungarian Churches. Societies. Clubs
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

You can save 200 by paying six months in advance for your sub scription to The Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

Dr. Thomas Morcom, health of- ficer, today reported that attend ance at the public schools in the city of Nome was gradually gett- ing back to normal, following the recent attack of colds experienc- ed by nearly 77 per cent of the total enrollments.
 Students are returning to their classes in groups of eight and nine, he declared.
 While there is still a prevail ence of colds among younger per sons, Dr. Morcom believes, that the conditions will soon be en- tirely normal. However, to those who still have colds, he warns that too early a resumption of daily activities may result in a setback, and at the same time prove a danger to others not al- ready suffering from colds. It would be better if persons with colds would remain at home un- til entirely recovered, he declar- ed.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

Last evening at the school audi torium, Mrs. Stangroom's pupils gave recital that was delight fully entertaining as well as in- teresting. About seventy-five re- latives and friends attended and all were well pleased and loud in their praise of the work of the pupils and their instructor.
 Following were the pupils talk ing part in the recital:
 Isobel Brown, Jane Smith, Jo Ann Johansen, Elizabeth Rude, Mary Margaret Roell, Bobby Ryn ming, Connie Allyn, Marianne Mish, Virginia Calkins, Anna Walsh and Vvonne Mozee.
 vocal solo was also render by Elizabeth Rude.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
THE NOME NUGGET, NOME, ALASKA

Some interest in the race for councilmanic positions and for mayor has awakened during the past few days. At present there are two petitions out for mayor, one by Alvin Polet,who has serv- ed for the past five years on the council, and the other by Henry Miller, mechanic for the Wien Alaska Airlines.
 The petitions for councilmen of the following were being signed up today by Leonard Krohlow, of Lichtenberg's Hardware Store; George MadSen, of the Nevada Grill; and John Hurley, employee Lomen Com1 Company (check- CTS office).
 Other names are mentioned but their petitions have not as yet appeared.
 Remember next Wednesday is the last day for filing petitions for city offices. And that tomor- row night at 8:3O will be your last opportunity to register at the city clerks office Let's see if Nome cannot register more than 800 voters at the city election.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

The StinSon plane of the Fer guson Airways pilot ack Herman, had a narrow escape from burn ing this morning, while the motor was being heated. It seems that the motor cover ignited from the heating pots, and attendants quickly jerhed it from around the motor, thereby preventing the flames from spreading to the fabric and structure of the plane. The ship took off some time later for Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

The tri-motored Ford plane of the Wien Alaska Airlines is ex- pected to come thru to Nome to- today, from Cordova and Fair banks and cordova with large load of incoming passengers from the States, enroute back to Nome to commence spring work, Those inroute it is understood, include Mir. and Mrs. Frank Whaley, MT. and Mrs. Isadore Fix, Pat Sthay, Jack Humling, Harold Sweet, and several others.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25


 Registration for the Annual School Board and City Election, will close at pm tomorrow, Saturday, March 18th, it was stated by City Clerk Walsh.
 At noon today only few more than 200 had regist cred, it was declared. Every civic-lninded citizen should take an interest in city affairs and register for the election. Those who do not reg ister by tomorrow evening, will be compelled to swear their vote in on election date, April 5th.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
NEWS ITEMS

The case against Joe Hebert, charged with assault on the per son of Gus Kunelis, before the City Magistrate, M. J. Walsh, was dismissed yesterday for lack of evidence, it appearing that pro- per identification of the person who was s5leged to have made the attak on MT. Kunelis, could not be substantiated.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
LENTEN SPECIALS
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 Assortment be of variety>
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The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

The Pioneers of Alaska will give one of their famous good time socials tomorrow night at Odd Fellows hall, when cards will commence at 9 pm. sharp, refreshments and dancing to real orchestra music to follow
 Miss Nome (Betty Calkins) will be honor guest of the Pioneers, who will give give praise and honor to our Pioneer Queen. A special introductory announce ment to the Queen will be made by Second Vice President of the Pioneers, Alvin Polet, also an- other Nome born pioneer. The Queen will respond and tell her listeners many of the interesting experiences she had on her trip to the Fairbanks Carnival. Miss Nome will also appear in her evening costume worn at the Beauty Contest for Miss Alaska.
 The Committee in charge are going to see that this is the big gest sourdough party held this winter and no expense will be spared to make everyone at home and happy that they turned out to see the Queen, play cards, eat and dance to their full.
 The regular admission price of 75 cents will cover everything.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

J. G. (Cappy) McDougall was today notified of his appointment Joy Governor Troy to the Alaska Territorial Board of Pharmacy for the Second Division.
 The Territorial Board of Phar- macy is charged with the regula- ,tion of drug stores, determining the qualifications of druggists or pharmacists and the initiative in the enforcement of the Pharmacy laws.
 MT. McDougall held this posi- ton once before, having resigned from the Pharmacy Board on joing the wartime army in 1918.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

Alex Jackson, an insane prison CT, at the local jail, was taken to the local hospital today for medical treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25

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The Nome nugget., 1938-03-25
COMING EVENTS:

Pioneer card party, dance Mar. 26 Pioneer card party, dance Apr. g. Odd Fellows Anniversary Apr. 26
Evening star., 1938-04-17

NV. Boundaries-Nebraska
and Massachusetts avenue; to Arizona
avenue; to Fulton street, extended to
Nebraska avenue; to Loughboro road;
to Nebraska avenue; to Massachusetts
avenue.
Precinct No. 50.
Voting place -Stoddert School, CAL
vert street and Thirty-ninth place
NV. manifestations avenue
and massachusetts, avenue; to OBJ
servatory Circle; to w place; to Tun-
law road; to Benton street, extended
to Arizona avenue; to Massachusetts
avenue.
Precinct No. 81.
Voting place-Hardy School, Fox
hall road and Volta place NV. Bound
aries-Fulton street, extended from
Chain Bridge road to Arizona ave
nue.: extended to Potomac River; to
Chain Bridge road to Fulton street
extended.
Precinct No. 81.
Voting place-Francs Scott Key
,, School, Fulton street and Hurst ter
race NV. Boundaries-District line
and Massachusetts, avenue; to Ne
braska avenue; to Loughboro road; tc
Chain Bridge road; to Potomac River
to District line; to Massachuse S
avenue.
Evening star., 1938-04-17
Ninth street NV; to r street NV;
to Fifteenth street NV. to Florida

Ninth street NV; to r street NV;
to Fifteenth street NV. to Florida
avenue.
Precinct No. 40.
Voting place-School Administration
Annex, No. !, Seventeenth and Cor
coran streets NV. Boundaries-S
street NV. and Florida avenue; to
New Hampshire avenue; to Fifteenth
street NV; to r street NV; to
Vermont avenue; to Rhode Island
avenue; to MASSACHUSETTS avenue; to
Florida avenue to S street NV.
Precinct No. Al.
Voting place-Weightman School,
Twenty-third and M streets NV.
Boundaries-Rock Creek and Massa-
chusetts avenue; to Sixteenth street
NV: through Lafayette Square to
pennsylvania avenue; to X street
NV; to Rock Creek, to Massachusetts
avenue.
Precinct No. AZ.
Voting place-Jackson School, Thir-
tleth and r streets NV Boundaries
wisconsin avenue and r street NV;
to Montrose Park; through Montrose
Park to Massachusetts, avenue; to
Rock Creek to Potomac River; to foot
OF Wisconsin avenue: to P street NV.
Precinct No. 43.
Voting place-Curtis School, o and
Potomac streets NV. Boundaries
Arizona avenue and Reservoir road;
to Wisconsin avenue: to Potomac
River: to line extended from Arizona
avenue to Reservoir road.
Precinct No. Al.
Voting place-Gordon Junior High
School, Thirty-fifth and T streets NV.
manifestations avenue and ex-
tension of Benton street; to Tunlaw
road; to w place; to Observatory Cir
Gle; to Massachusetts, avenue; through
Montrose Park to r street NV: to
Wisconsin avenue; to Reservoir street
and road; to Arizona avenue to Ben
ton street extension.
Precinct No. 45.
Voting place-Oyster School. Twen-
ty-ninth and Calvert streets NV.
Boundaries - Massachusetts avenue
and Cathedral avenue; to Calvert
street: to Rock Creek: to Massac chu-
sets avenue: to Cathedral avenue.
Precinct No. 46.
Voting place-Adams School, Nine
teenth and California streets NV.
Boundaries-Rock Creek and Calvert
street; to Euclid street; to Sixteenth
street NV: to Columbia road; to
Eleventh street NV: to Florida ave-
nue.; to New Hampshire avenue: to
S street NV: to Florida avenue: to
Massa chusetts avenue; to Rock Creek;
to Calvert street.
Precinct No. A..
Voting place-PoWell junior High
School, Hiatt place and Irving street
NV. Boundaries - Rock Creek at
Klin2le road: to Park road: to Thir-
teenth street NV: to Columbia road:
to Sixteenth street NV; to Euclid
street; to Calvert street; to Rock
Creek; to Klingle road.
Precinct No. AZ.
Voting place-Bancroft School,
Eighteenth and Newton streets NV
oundaries-Shepherd street EXTEND
ed from Rock Creek: to Sixteenth
street NV; to Spring road: to Hol-
mead place: to Park road; to Klingle
road; to Rock Creek, to Shepherd
street line extended
Precinct No. 40.
Voting place-W. B. Powell School,
Thirteenth and Upshur streets NV
Boundaries-Allison street extended
from Rock Creek: to Georgia avenue;
to Kansas avenue: to Spring road: to
Sixteenth street NV; to Shepherd
Evening star., 1938-04-17
street; extended to Rock Creek; to
Allison street extended.

street: extended to Rock Creek; to
Allison street extended.
Precinct No. 50.
Voting place-West School, Thir-
teenth and Farragut streets NV.
neutrality-suspicious. street ex-
tended from Rock Creek; to Georgia
avenue; to Allison street; extended
to Rock Creek; to Longfellow street
extended.
Precinct No. 81.
Voting place-Paul Junior High
School, Eighth and Oglethorpe streets
NV. Boundaries-Sheridan street
extended from Rock Creek; to Fourth
street NV; to Longfellow street: ex-
tended to Rock Creek; 70 Sheridan
street extended.
Precinct No. 81.
Voting place-Takoma School,
Piney Branch road and Dahlia street
NV. Boundaries-Aspen street ex-
tended from Rock Creek; to Georgia
avenue; to Fern street; to Eastern
avenue: to Sheridan street; extended
to Rock Creek; to Aspen street cx-
tended.
Precinct No. 50.
Voting place-Shepherd School.
Fourteenth street and Kalmia road
NV. Boundaries-EastB Branch drive
and Eastern avenue; to Fern street;
to Georgia avenue; to Aspen street;
extended to Western avenue; TO Dis
trict line: to East Branch drive and
Eastern avenue
Precinct No. 81.
Voting place-Lafayette School,
Broad Branch road and Northampton
street NV. oundaries-Western ave-
nue. and Aspen street extended through
Rock Creek Park; to Rock Creek; to
Military road to Western avenue; to
Aspen street extended.
Precinct No. s..
Voting place-Deal Junior High
School, Thirty-eighth and Davenport
streets NV. Boundaries-Western
avenue and Military road to Rock
Creek, to extension between Allison
street and Albemarle street; to Wis
.consin avenue; to River road: to West
ern avenue; to Military road.
Precinct No. 56.
Voting place-Janey School, Wis
consin avenue and Albemarle street
NV. Boundaries - Western avenue
and River road; to Wisconsin avenue:
to Porter street; to Massachusetts, ave-
nue.; to Western avenue; to River road.
Precinct No. 81.
Voting place-Phoebe Hearst School.
Thirty-seventh and Tilden streets
NV. Boundaries-Wiscon avenue
and Albemarie street; extended to
Rock Creek; to Porter street: to Wis
consln avenue. To Albemarle street.
Precinct No. So.
Voting place-Eaton School, Thirty
fourth and Lowell streets N w. Bound
aries-Massac chusetts avenue and Por-
ter street; to Rock Creek to Calvert
street; to Cathedral avenue; to Massa-
chusetts avenue: to Porter street.
Precinct No. 50.
Voting place--Mann School. New
ark street and New Mexico avenue
Evening star., 1938-04-17
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emphasized the psychological value OF
the Anglo-Italian accord which they
said Chamberlain hoped would be q
stepping stone" to complete restora-
ton OF Anglo-Italian harmony and
general European appeasement.
Though an attempt to break the
Rome-Berltn axis was disclaimed in
British official circles, the agreement
was seen in some quarters in London
as new British stroke to recreate
the Stresa front OF Britain, France
and italy against Germany If Ger
many maintained an aggressive
course.
If Germany were willing, however,
1t was pointed out in London. today's
accord might serve as the base on
which to build an imposing alliance
Of Britain. France, Italy, Germany
and Poland.
Immediately after the accord was
signed. Mr.. Chamberlain informed II
Duce Of his hope that when it actually
became effective it would dispose Of
all outstanding points of difference
between U.S."
That the agreement would not come
into effect until after the Spanish
question has been settled" was set
forth as a condition by the British
in a letter written by Lord Perth to
Count Ciano.
The protocol itself stated it would
become effective "at a date the two
governments will Ak In common &C.
cord"
Mussolini in his telegram to Mr.
Chamberlain declared the agreemen,
put Anglo-Italian relations "on 9
eolid and durable basis"
He went further by asserting he wa.
convinced there can now be openee
between the two countries a new
period Of confidence and friend,
ship -"
The agreement consisted of a pro
tocol with eight annexes, an appended
declaration and an exchange of let.
ters. The Egyptian Minister, Musta
pha E Sadek Bey, signed those section
affecting relations with Egypt.
The interests of both countries wer,
established as vital by q reafiirma
tion Of the gentlemen's agreement O
January 2, 1887.
Evening star., 1938-04-17
Aviatrix to Fly to D, c,

CHICAGO. April is (R. Mrs.
Maxine Howard announced tonight
she planned to take of from the
Chicago Municipal Airport about $50
am. &c. s. TO tomorrow for Wash.
lngton, weather permitting. for her
nrst plotting since she and her n.y.
Ing husband, Benny, were injured
while competing in the 1896 Bendix
Trophy race.