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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14
METHODIST
Rev. n. Attenborough, Minister.

Sunrise service at Sacajawea Park
at 6 pm.
Sunday school at Gas with pro-
gram by the primary department,
Mrs. VIM. Johns, superintendent.
The program is as follows:
Songs by primary department
The Birds and Flowers" and "At
Easter Time"
Story Of Easter. Mrs. CIark's class.
Easter for You, Mrs. Rauscher's
class.
Easter JOY" Mrs. Hodgson's
class.
Easter exercise, Miss Carpenters
class.
Easter service with special music
by the choir. IL o'clock.
The Sacrament of Baptism will
be administered to infants and the
adults. Reception Of large class of
new members into the church, and
an Easter message by the pastor is
planned.
$50 pm. Epworth League for
jurors and high school students
The Lord Of the Eastertide" is
the title Of the Easter cantata which
Will be sung by the choir at 7:45
pm. The story Of Easter as told
through the beautiful musical set
ting consisting of solos, duets, mems
and women's chorus numbers to-
gether with the full chorus with
ooligatos makes very interesting
and inspirational arrangement. The
numbers OF the cantata are as fol-
lows:
Piano prelude. Miss Frances AL
len.
Chorus, Darkness Falls" choir.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
NJ. G. Kauth, Pastor
3rd and Benton st.

Easter Communion services Sun
day at II am.
Confessional services at 1910.
German services at Gas am.
Sunday schol at 10 am.
The choir will render God Gave
to Us This Glorious Day" and
Christ, the Lord, Is Risen Today"
The congregation will sing the
hymns, Awake, My Soul, With
Gladness," II Know That My Re-
deemer Lives" and Jesus Christ,
My Sure Defense" You are cordial
ly invited to these services.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14
Helm Wins in
Tennis Series at
City Park
Ladder Tournament
Being Started for
Seasons PLAY

Willard Helm took the tennis
tournament from John Vibber last
Sunday in the finals of the first
local tournament in the city park
Helm beat Gest in the semi finals,
&c, Ga, 6-3, while Vibber took Nag
ley, 8-6, Cd. In the finals Helm got
vibber 81, Ga.
Details for the ladder contest to
be started are given below, as ar
ranged by the tennis committee, E.
G. Smith, w. j. Skinner and c. E.
Lucky.
This aIl-season tournament is
open to anyone whether living in
Kennewick or Pasco or any other
nearby point. The matches may be
played on any court that is suitable
to both parties, and at any time
(within the one-week limit) which
may be agreeable to both players.
Those who wish to enter the ladder
may register at the Arrow Grill, or
with one of the committee members
listed below. The tournament will
open on April 18th and will contin-
ue until such time as is determined
by the committee. Register for this
tournament now, If you have not
already done so. The names will be
drawn from a hat for the first
placements on the ladder, and all
other changes will be made in ac-
cordance with the following rules:
(Note: The winner of two sets out
of three wins the match.)
Rules
l. Anyone, school children or
others, may enter, and entrance may
be made at any time. To enter,
register at the Arrow Grill, or with
one of the committee members.
2. The entrants will be divided
into three groups. There will be
eight in the first bracket, twelve in
the second and all others in the
third.
3. One advances on the ladder by
challenging and defeating higher
ranking players, the following limi-
tations being made on challengers:
(a) The players in the first
bracket may be challenged only by
one of the two players directly be-
low them on the ladder. .
(b) The players IN the second
bracket may be challenged only by
one of the three players directly be-
low them on the ladder.
(c) The players in the third
bracket may be challenged only by
one of the four players directly be-
low them on the ladder.
4. One who is legally challenged
must play the match within one
week from the time of the challenge
or forfeit the match.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14
Places High at w. s. C..

Harry Lee of Kennewick is MAX
ing an excellent record at Washing
ton State college and has gained
the distinction of being one of l24
students who placed in the upper
ten percent of the freshmen schol-
arship list for the fall semester of
1898, according to a report is
sued by DR.. E. o. Holland, president
of he college.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14
UNITY CLASS

Regular meetings Of the Unity
Glass will be held each Monday
afternoon at 2:30 pm. In the ban
quet room of the Arrow Grill with
the exception of the fourth Mon
day in the month when the meeting
Is called for o'clock. All inter.
ested in the movement are cordially
invited to attend.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14
Girls to Attend PLAY Day

The Kennewick junior high school,
girls have been invited to Grand
view Saturday, April 16 to attend q
play day. Close to forty of the Local
girls and their advisor, Miss Betty
Howard, plan to attend. Registra-
ton will begin at $50 and from IL
to II the girls will have a choice OF
games, including base ball, volley
ball, track. tennis, croquet and horse
shoes. From II to IL they will TO-
tate to new games. After lunch
each group will take part in a pro-
gram which will be followed by a
social hour which will end at $3.50.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14

Above photographs Of MRS ADEA MURF1N president OF
the Women Washington SMITH, Kent pres
dent OF the Associated the
filing at Olympia April initiative calling
OF strikes Interruptions
and Members the
state will circulate petitions
registered the ballot November
Mrs Murfn is the wife State editor the
Sunnyside Times; Mr. Smith dairy
Campaign for signatures being Hazel Hill
4 |.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14
FINLEY.HOVER
s. E. Hornibrook, pastor

The Hover and Finley Sunday
schools will put on an Easter pro-
gram at the Finley church at 10
am. The pastor will preach an Eas-
ter sermon at IL.
Everybody invited to attend.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14

Exercise. Easter six boys:
recitation. II am Glad" Lavera Per-
sonette; recitation, Praise the
Lord" Mary Ann Bishop; recita-
ton, Cheerful Giving" Olive Grace
Griffith; instrumental number, the
Mills trio. 1.s
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14
MORE ABOUT
POMONA
CONTINUED From Page ~

purpose of the resolution; cop!
Of this resolution to be sent to each
Pomona in the state.
Those disapproved were:
That legislation be enacted pro-
viding for a system of vocational
training schools.
That laws be enacted to make
election of all elective county Of
ficers non-partisan as in the jul
dietary.
That the creation of a Power
District in Yakima county be post
poned till such time as the laws
governing the district be changed
to exclude all irrigation districts.
The lecturer calls attention of all
subordinate lecturers to page 20 of
the April issue of the National
Grange Monthly for plans of work.
ing with the Home Economics COM
mittee and especially that this COM
mittee give one program during the
year. She also has five minute
plays to be given out and recon-
mends our three grange papers for
material on cooperation and educa-
ton.
Appear at State Meet
The baking demonstration and
rug display will be given before the
State Grange with date to be an
later.
The chaplain sent flowers and
cards to members who were i'll. Po-
mona and several subordinates sent
flowers to the funeral of Brother
Ben Root, Past Master of Hanford,
who passed away since our last
Sister Whitwer of Hanford gave
a most comprehensive resume of the
legislation Of the month.
Master Guy Story urges all sub
ordinate secretaries to send the
quarterly reports to him and If the
last report is not in to see that it
is done at once.
All counties in the state are now
working under the general dues
plan.
Change Dates
AS no suitable building could be
secured for the first week in June
the State Grange session will be
held in Spokane June 14-17.
S. was sent to the Kegley Me-
mortal Fund.
Eight applications were received
for fifth degree and seven were
initiated by Pomona officers.
A rising vote of thanks was given
White Bluffs and Hanford for their
hospitality and to the boys and
girls of the White Bluffs band for
their entertainment.
The next meeting will be with
Horse Heaven at 2 pm, May IA.
Program
Community singing.
Sage Brush Dodgers in q va
riety Of poppy songs.
Talk: 'The Heritage of the Next
Generation" by Brother A. L.
Brockway.
Piano solo by Yvonne PonSat.
Play PA Joins the Grange" by|
four sisters.
Original poem: Evolution of
White Bluffs by Sister Arnold.
Solo, Sister Burns.
Play: "Anne Drives the Car"
"Auntie's Education" by Sister
Whitwer. -#@.
Monologue by Brother Wilson.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14

Mcoven wefed members of Washington
Progress of the animated displays
Wasgon exhibit New
York exposon Moving exhibits that the and tell
complete the latest development displays according Meow
who charge the states fair participation When this full
the ship rocks smoke bh from the stacks and
endless of Washington products pades before the load
n trucks
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14

On a still night, frost will Hm
downhill almost as water does p
ing up at the bottom Of small Nj
legs and depressions.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
(EpiScOpal) 4

Avenue A, West of Fruitland Ave
Frederick A. Schilling, Ph.D.,
Minister
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-04-14

Big market for little things-try
q want ad.
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

POLO FENDALIr AVE. S. E.
APT. 1-2 rooms. kitchen and hath,
screened porch. New apt. bldg. Heat,
hot water and ianitor service, $3.50.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K st. NV. Dist 1913,
FLOWER AVE, 1913. Takoms Park-2
The Washington times., 1938-07-11
COLUMBIA RD., 1854

SCHUYLER ARMS)
rms. kitchen and bath: elevator, switch
board; res. mgr. Elec. refrig. on house
current; $500.
II. L. RUST CO.
1901 18th st. N. w. Nat. S1OO
The Washington times., 1938-07-11
go Suburban Property for Rent
REAL ESTATE

18TH Rd. NORTH, 6O2S: Arlington, Va
7 rooms and baths.
The Washington times., 1938-07-11
Acreage, Farms, Land

HERNDON. vA.-7 acres. 4 rm. bungalow.
gravel road. elec. avail; $1,000. 3. c.
Printz HErudon go,
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

CONN. AVE-, 3z21-AT BRIDGE
Cool. Q rms. foyer. kit. shower and bath;
eleV., free refrig.: $49.6O. Nr. shop centar.
DOWNTOWN APT, 14th ST. N W., 1881
3 rooms, kitchen and bath: S4250
FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVESTMENT co.
110j z St. N. W. MA. 2431
The Washington times., 1938-07-11
ROOmS-UnfurnIshed

"A ROOmS-UnfurnfShed
MORSE ST. N. E., 1884 Ink. rooms
gas, elec. included; $50.
PARK RD N. W., 1855 nice, cool LII K
rooms, priv. bath; elec. and uni. phone
ROSEDALE ST NE. 1862 rms, Ink
$26. so: or 3 rms, screened-in porch, S35
Heat, gas & elec. incl. Atlantic O942-J
T ST. N. E.. 3l6-2 rooms. kitchenette
encl. back porch; everything furn.; $50
v ST. s. E.. 16l4-3-rm. bright apt. sink
h.w.h., g., ell. ba. yard; $35. Ii. 026S-W
CoLoRED. Kenyon St. N. w.. 1211-Ixe
frt. rn. & small rm.. kit. privl's. AID. 691s
CoLoRED-1236 Irving St. N. WI
room. kitchen and bath. col. O66o.
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

F ST. N. E., 726-Attrac. Groom apt,
ssmi-priv bath: light. gas and heat incl.
The Washington times., 1938-07-11

F ST. N E.. 1223-Five outside rms.
pvt. home. pvt. bath; c.h.w.. heat, gas,
elec. refrig., gar. adults only. Ii. 7943.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
ELOFIZETOINK.
HIRDETOINK
FIGYELMEBEt

ElOfizet6ink es hirdet6ink
kenyelmere ezentul ugy el6fi-
zetesek, mint hirdetes felada-
sok teljesithet6k Sigmund En-
gel ismert magyar haj6jegy es
penzkiild6 irodajaban, amely
a 112 East B0ardman st. alatt
talalhat0.
Engel ur, vagy irodajanak
barmely alkalmazottja jogosak
az Amerikai Magyar Hflap
nyugtajan ugy el6fizetest mint
hirdetest nyugtazni.
Az Engel iroda a vilany es
gaz irOdak k0zeleben van. Ha
tehat a varosban jar villany es
gaz szamlajat fizetni, a lappal
szemben fennallo tartozasat Is
kiegyenlitheti. Ugyancsak. at
adhat6k a lap reszere hirek is
legkes6bb kedd delutanig.
Ugyeljen a cimre:
SIGMUND ENGEI.
112 East B0ardman st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
Mem TUDNAK
HAzAJ0NNI

i Al mpstani zavaros viszQnyok
niatt 4 youngstown magyar
bizonvtalan ideig kenytelen
,El1r6paban maradni, akiknek
september 27-en kellett. az
Europa newt hajoval ,utnak
'indulni Amerika fele,. dee az
Europa halo, amely nemet sha-
jos tarsasag tulajdona, vissza
lett rendelve. A vissza maradt
youngstown utasok Mrs. John
Barko es Buncsi Janos, mint
a Nagybizottsag kikiildottei a
Vilagkongresszusra Mrs. Maria
Roth Wickliffe Is Mrs. Maria
Nyiro 24O Rosemond Ave.i la
koSok.
Rev. Borsi Kerekes Gyorgy,
akinek tegnap kellett volna a
Bremen haion j meo srkez oie.
mem jott meg, ugy valoszinii-
leg 8 is az Europa halo utasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29

hasugsdgokkal ssemben mem
taLdjuk h'allatna, inert MN
csen eros k0sponti an,erikai
magyar sservank.
Exert lessunk mi, akik a
VildgkOngresssuSo1a resstDet-
tank, teljes er6nkkel aeon,
hogy a Vildgkongresssus an,e-
rikai partnere, az Anlerikai
Magyar Ss6uetseg n,i1ael el6bb
teljesen teleledjen, hogy ellen
sulyOshassuk 1sok1t a rd-
galmakat, apelyecet hazug
ellentelefuk egyre er6sebbeaa
ss6rndk telenk.
Asok pedig, akik most esek-
ben az id6kbee magyar betii-
uel, magyar sz6val sopdnkod-
max a rdbJ6 csehek sorsa fe-
lett, asok MEM MAGYAROK,
de k0s0nseges gasemberek. Ae
ilyen egyeneket es lapokat ki
keN verni az dmerikdi ma
gyar tdrs1dalomb6l,, az egy-
letekb6l es a magyar ottho-
nokb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
MUNkAvISzONYOK
KiSSE JOBBAK
A hab0rus hirek hatasa meg
erik a kereSkedeIemben. 48
sZaZalekOS a termeleS

Az Europat fenyegeto ha-
boru hatasat megerzi az ipar
es tobb-nagyobb rendeles
amt vartak eddig, mem er-
kezett meg. Ugyancsak rossz
hatassal volt a het elejen a
vasutas uniok bejelentese,
hogy oktober Len sztrajkolni
fognak, inert mem fogadjak el
a vasuttarsasagok altal beje-
lentett Is szazalekos berleva-
CAST. Ez tobb vasutat vissza-
tart a rendelesek, leadasatol.
Az automobil ipart is vesze-
lyezteti isrnet munkas-zavar
es ez is hatassal van az acel-
rendelesekre.
Mindezek dacara a heten
meg mindig 48 szazalekos
volt az acel- termeles a young
stowni keruletben, sot a, fini-
selo hengermuvek valamivel
jobban dolgoztak mint az
elozo heten.
A Republic Steel a jovo he
ten valosziniileg begyujt az
atepitett es megnagyobbitott
3-as szamu kohoba, amelynek
napi szolgaltatasat $50 ton
nara fokoztak oktober k0ze-
pere a nyar alatt keszitett vi
oksz-kemencek is uzembe al
lanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29

a tortenelem. De a torte-
nelmi foldrengesek melyen
mar hatalnaS erok diiborog-
mex. Es ITALIAN mar mines is
messze a pillanat, amikor e
diiborgo erok a trianoni silk
lat hirtelen meSszire henge-
ritik a szomoru magyar sir
rol.
Higyjink, remeljiink, biz
zunk! A vilag hatalmai mar
teljesen tisztaban vannak We
lie, hogy addig mem lesz, nem
lehet, tartos beke a Dunavol-
gyeben es a Karpatok meden-
cejeben, amig Magyarorszag
vallairol a sulyos trianoni ke-
resztet lie mem veszik.
Vegye meg minden magyar
ember a Life" ezeptember IL
Xxi szamat es hivjak ,fel e
szamra barataik es ismer6seik
figyelmet is.
Azonkiviil, akiknek Magyar
orszagon is vannak rokonaik,
barataik, ismer6seik, ne sal
naljak a 10 centet es kiildjek
haza a Life minel tobb
szamat.
Magyar v0r0s0k, magyar
nemzetkoziek hiaba akartAk
oily buzgon eltemetni: a vilag
sajto megmozdult mellettiink.
Legyiink meltok ere a meg
mozdulasra!
lToLEDo)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
MAGYAR MATRAC
YOUNCSTOWNBAN
Ipari vallalatOt kezdett harOm
magyar. Partoljuk a ma
gyar ceget

Eddig meg mem volt ".hus"
gyaron xviii magyar gyar
Youngstownban. Most mar
van.
Banfy Janos, aki azel6tt
sem volt ismeretlen a young
stowni magyarok elott, akik
Observation-Disclosures meg ARA,
hogy neje, sziil. Bro Boriska
a regi West Sidei Biro csalad
gyermeke ide kolt0zott Joliet,
Ill.-bol es tarsulva a South
Bendb6l ide koltozott Como
ry Istvannal es az ismert
youngstown regi magyarral,
Tulipan Istvannal matrac-
gyarat nyitott.
Az vi vallalkozasnak hamar
elment a hire a magyarok
kozt es mar eddig is vagy SO
magyar csalad vette igenybe
az vi ceg jo szolgalatait.
A kis gyarat a 1902 Wilson
Avenue alatt rendeztek be.
Modern gepekkel a legjobb
texasi gyapotbol es kulonos
,rendszeru rugokkal igazan XII
tiino vi matracokat gyarta-
max. Egyik kilonlegesseguk
hogy regi matracokat teljesen
felujitanak es pedig igen mel
tanyos aron. Reggel elmen-
mex erte, este haza is viszik
ugy hogy estere mar puha
agyon alhat ismet a gazda.
Orommel udvozoljik ko-
runkben az uj ipart es remel-
jiik, hogy a magyarsag par.
tolni fogja oket, A telefor
szamuk 41415.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
GYORSITJAK A FORGALMAT
A POSTA KORtjL

A varosi postaepiilet, d
iarda menten postalada lett
felallitva, hogy az autohajtok
a mo parking ielzotabla te-
ruletere behajtva, mindjart a
gepb0l kinyujtva, bedobhat-
jak a postal.
Ezzel megkonnyitik a for
galom torlodasat a posta epu-
let k0rnyeken, ahol eddig
sokszor harmas sorokban is
parkoltak, amig a postaval,
vagy egy egyszeru levellel a
posta epuletbe kellett be-
menni.
A posta 0sszegyujtese ep-
pen oily gyors lesz, mintha
bent lenne leadva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
MAGYAR ALLAMI REND6R

Mint ertesiiliink, az Ohio
allami rend6rsegl1ek most mar
van egy youngstown magyar
rend6re is Bodnar Janos SIZE
melyeben, akit nyolc hetes
el6kepzes utan a napokban ne
veztek XII. Bodnart a columbusi
uton fekv6 Mount Vernon va
ros allani rend6r allomasara
osztottak be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
HALALOZAS

Szabo Janos 1872 Wayne Ave.
lakos sept. 28-an, kedden, 81
ewes koraban meghalt.
Szabo Nemes, Nyitra megye-
ben szlletett. Mar regota Anne
rikai lak0s. Az utobbi id6ben
a Youngstown Republic Steel
Corp. villanyossagi osztalyon
dolgozott.
Gyaszoljak n6vere Wilma,
akinel az utobbi id6ben la
kott. Az ohazaban Horvath
Kalmanne es ket fivere Eide
es Jen6 Budapesten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
K0ZMUNKAK NILESBEN

NILES, O.-ban a varosis WPA
munkakra millio los, ezer
dollar lett engedelyezve, amely
0sszeg utcak, parkok 6s jatr
szoterek kiepitesere lesz fell
hasznalva. e munkaknal leg
alabb is 1900 munkasnak lesz
biztositva alkalmazas egeszea
1940-ig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
A MAHONINC AvET
KISzELESITIk
Brown 4-ik keriileti varOsi ta-
nacsos a Mahoning Ayenuet
ajanlja azonnali megkezdesre

Miutan a varos polgarai
jovahagytak a nagy $4,500.000
es befektetesi tervet, anib5l d
varos reszet, mintegy So, 800.
600 a multi heten mar egy
kolcson utjan be is szerezt6k
a varos vezet0sege Evans pol
garmesterrel az ellen iparkodik
a kozmunkakat minel el6bb
megkezdeni, hogy meg az 6sz-
szel es a tel folyaman sok
embert juttassanak munka-
hoz.
Most Brown 4-ik keruleti
varosi tanacsos AIT ajanlotta,
hogy a munkat kezdjek meg
a Mahoning Avenuen, inert
a Bellevista Ave.-t6l nyugatra
a varos hataraig mem kell
vasarolni foldet a Mahoning
Avenuen tervezett kiszelesite-
sehez.
Ezen az utszakaszon ugyanis
a jarda szegelyb6l vesznek el
mindket oldalon harom- ha-
rom labat es ezzel a most BIZ
zony szulknek bizonyulo ko-
csi-ut joval szelesebb lesz.
A varoshazan a mernoki hi
vatalban serenyen folyik a
munka a tervek elokeszitesen.
A mostani rend6rfono noksegi
epiletet mar a jov6 honapban
lebontjak es helyebe egy mo.
dern epiiletet enelnek a va
roshazavaJ osszekapcsolva.
Termeszetesen a regi ell
avult es piszkos varosi bor-
tont is ujja epitik. A tobbi
utszelesitesi munkalatokat pc
dig egyes tulkapzsi telek-
tulajdonosok tartjak vissza A
yaros mem hajlando tulmagas
arakat fizetni a szelesiteshez
sztikseges reszekert a Watt
Street eS East Federal St.-en.
Az vi Spring Common es
Cedar Street, hidak tervei
nemsokara keszen lesznek es
eek a munkak is csakhamar
kontraktus ala kerilnek.
Az europai haborus helyzett
Matt Youngstown varos a
kolcson utan 31a szazalekos
kamatot lesz kenytelen fizet-
nj, de ez is fel szazalekkal ke-
vesebb, mint AIT elore kalku-
laltak. A .kolcsont 25 even be-
I'LL fogja a varos megfizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-29
YoUNGsTONNB0L -MAGYARORSzACBA A y
Szerkeszt0nk megkezd utjanak eirsat Indulas Young
stOwnb0l - Bucsu New Y0rkban. Indul Europa.
A "Szabadsag' szobornak "viszontlatast" mondunk.

"Gyeriinkp' evvel nyi-
tottam be a hazba julius 23-
an, szombaton delutan ugy 5
ora tajban, miutan elvegeztem
munkamat 4 Vindicator seer
keszt6segeben.
''De hova ilyena keson' mon
dotta Mrs. Nenaenyi, "Var-
Junk reggelig."
Mem varunk's mondottam.
''Hogy meg visszahivjanak az
irodaba. Huszonlet es fel esq
tendeje mem voltam otthon.
Most mar tiirelmetlen vagyok.
Gyeriink de azonnal."
Meg egy gondolatom volt,
de ezt mem mondottam meg.
Rovidre akartam vagni a bu-
csuzast a gyermekt6l. Tud-
tam, hogy fajdalmas es erzel-
mes lesz felesegemnek, de ne
KEN is.
Eel ora alatt minden ke-
szen volt az indulasra. Ha-
marosan beraktuk az automo-
bilba het darab padgyaszun-
kat. Megoleltiik, megcsokol-
TUX a gyermekeket. Bucsut
mondtunk a rokonoknak es
szomszedoknak es hat orakor
mar robogtunk a Scent Ist-
van templom elott a Will
sonon, megemelve kalapot
Ez volt az utolso kosz0nte-
stink YoungstoWban. Este 6
elott mar Indiana, Pa.-ban vol.
tunk. OFT 100 mertfoldnyirG
Youngstownbol, mar mem kel-
lett attol tartani, hogy meg.
talalnak es zahivnak, hegy
elrontsak a hosszu evek utan
hazamenetelt.
Reggel koran indultunk In
diana-bol. KereSztiil a seer
Allegheny hegyeken, kenyel
mesen karikaztunk New Yorl
fele ahova delutan 4 orakol
tikkaszto melegben ertink
Firdo utan lementink Sc
talni, megnezttink egy Macy
szeru mozit a Radio Cityben
megvacsoraltunk a Budapest
vendegloben, hogy hozzaszok
junk Budapesthez es lefekud
tiink.
Masnap a hajostarsasagna
jelentkeztem. OFT rafizetten
S25-ot, hogy iobb hajon jo
hessunk maid vissza, elintez
tenn mindent es Finta San
dorneval, a hires amerikai ma
gyar szobrasz nejevel kirobog
tunk Perth Amboyba, hogy
meglatogassuk Zambory San
dorekat. Kellemesen t0ltOtt
este utan visSzatertiink {
keddi hajnali orakban New
YOrkba.
Kedden delel6tt meg ext