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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
STEM STUDENTS SEE
VIRGINIA'S CAVERNS
Is US and Girls Also Visit Natural
Bridge; Skyland Drive and
Washington City

Harr.sonburg, Va, May 12.- The
beautiful and historic Caverns of Mel
rose, six miles north of Harrisonburg
Va, on Highway U. S. IL, Tuesday
were explored by fourteen girls and
boys of the senior class of the Stem
North Carolina, high school, headed
ny J. B. Haney, principal; Miss Mil
dred Modlin, teacher; L. D. Franklin
and w. r. Wheeler.
The North Carolinians were travel
ing in three motor motor cars. The
had previously visited the Natural
Bridge of Virginia. After leaving the
Caverns of Melrose they motored
across the new Skyline Drive thro-
ugh the Shenandoah National Park
or. their way to Washington, D. c.,
before returning to Stem.
This was the second annual trip of
Stem high school students to Mel
rose Caverns.
The students were Minnie MAY
Franklin, Lucille Moore, Frances
Gooch, Florida Newton, Earl Fara-
how, Oscar Sanford, Sam Carter,
Earle Brinkley, John Clayton, Vassor
Jones, Helen Register, Willard Whit
field, all of Stem; and Wallace Bow
ling and Josephine Hedgepeth, of Ok
ford, N. G.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
"SMALL GRAIN DAY"
AT PIEDMONT FARM
Daily Dispatch bureau.
In The Sir AXskts.Y -,


Raleigh, May 12.-There will be "no
speaking, just "short talk" at The
celebration of Small Grain Day Al
Piedmont Test Farm, near Statesville
on May 20, it has been announced Ky
Fred E. Miller, director of the State
Department of Agriculture test farm
division.
D. S. Coltrane, assistant to State
Commissioner Of Agriculture w. Kerr
Scott, will make The Talk with "bet.
ter Production" rs subject of his adj
dress as well as the main theme OF
he entire day.
G.. X. Middleton, plant breeding
lgrononlist of the North Carolina Elk
pertinent station will be in direct
charge, assisted by county agents
from the small grain growing coun
ties Of The Piedmont.
Visitors for the day will have The
opportunity to inspect the entire Piee
mont farm, and to make study o.
the methods of fertilization and crof
rotation employed to increase the pro
duction of the small grains.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12

NCOnL1nu00 from rage Ono.1
in Governor Young PhiPs" speech in
launching the newly-stimulated Pro
gressive movement and with various
things that Senator Young Bob" has
been saying for quite while.
Hoover Agrees.
Notably young PhiP put himself
on record in opposition to restraints
upon production.
He declared also against public
spoon feeding.
Former President Hoover agrees
with him as to both items.
young Bob, deploring persistins
government deficits, has clamored for
a broader taxation base to wipe then,
out
The former president views the pill
ing UP of the federal debt with as
much alarm as does young Bob. He
doesn't argue so much for highe.
taxes, but he strenuously urges gov
ornamental economy.
Bob Also Off.
The former White House tenant
does not particularly attack Roose
,vJectives, ut he does enl
phatically and adversely criticize
f.ooseveltian methods of attempting
to arrive at them.
Ditto young Phip'.
Young Bob has been so loyal a
New Dealer that, when Young Phil
took the anti-New Deal warpath, poll
ticians wondered whether there hac
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12

not been break between the brethren
1t now is apparent that young Bob"
also, is "off the reservation.
Queer Trio;
The former president warns that
New Dealerism is undermining DEM
ocracy.
Young Phil' approximately in
dorses this conclusion.
young Phil" does not indorse It
quite so unequivocally-not yet. Still
he seems to be on the way to doing so
I do not contend that the La Fol-
lettes and Hoover are right versus
Roosevelt. I contend only that they
are "A queer trio to be, evidently
gravitating into the same camp.
An alliance between a couple Of
lions and a lamb would have nothing
on such a tie-up.
Stewards View.
Is Hoover turning liberal?v
Or are the La Follettes turning con-
sentative?
1t is hard to say.
Personally throughout his White
House term, I always considered
Hoover reactionaiy. I'm not so sure
now. He had a depression which he
couldn't help. 1t was an inevitable
World War afterclap. Maybe lie didn't
fight it as effectively as, he might
Maybe he did. It was due, anyway. He
talks at present like a good, enlighten-
ed Democrat. srCl
I discount the La Follettes a trifle
They're bit like politicians butting
in at the psychological moment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12

State organization of teachers, but
the practically identical questionnaires
being mailed in different localities
make it appear that the inspiration
comes from common source;
In practically every legislature the
question of teachers salaries has been
more or less an issue and the coming
1899 General Assembly will be no ex.
ception. Il; 1 .es
It is noticeable that the campaign
for increased salaries has been left
to the teachers themselves, the State
Department of FiujbAc INSTRUCTION;
which might well be expected to take
a lead role in seeking higher paid
instructors, has made no move to-
ward starting anything.
The teachers plea of restoration
is based on the entirely logical argu-
now drawing as much as they did
prior to the depression. 1t is cited as
a fact that high officials are now be-
ing paid more than ever in the his
tory of the State. The teachers, there
fore, take the position that their 1929
scale should be restored
To do this an increase of approxis
mately 10 per cent would be needed,
The highest paid teachers, in 1921 re-
ceived 1898 per month for the eight
months term. The highest now is ~apt
proximately $12O, or almost exactly
10 per cent less. Based on the presen-
expenditure for teachers salaries g
ten per cent increas would total some
thing more than a million and a half
dollars. .;w ...,,.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Mrs: H0ey Addresses
Middleburg Catherine

Mrs. Clyde r. Hoey, wife of the
governor of North Carolina was honor
guest with others of the State depart
ilents staffs in Raleigh, at luncheon
At the Middleburg Community House
at 1880 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
ana at p. m. the first LADY," ad-
dressed meeting of the Vance Coun-
y Rome Demonstration and Garden
CLUBS IN the assembly hall of the Com
2,unity House.
Among the guests at the luncheon.
IN addition to Mrs. Hoey, were Mrs.
Cornelia Morris, Miss Anamerle Arant
and Mrs. Maude McInness, all of Ra-
ielr,; Miss Sue Burroughs, of War
re- IS. Will larry, of Towns
vile; = Margaret Tomlinson, of
Fayetteville, and Mrs. Emory Collins
of Canada.
Mrs. Hoey's theme at the afternoon
meeting of the club women was home
life in general, and what it takes to
make home, and how it can be done
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12

helium is sold to Germany.
eff Congress amends the act anC
maxes more lenient the interpreta-
ton of the law the secretary tole
his press conference II would no.
stand in the way of of sale, but as
the law now stands, I can only deny
the sale on the ground that competent
testimony before Congress shows
helium to be of military Importance
Other developments: y1Es , fyIf
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes
urged that American lawyers be
"vigilant' in seeking the selection OF
good judges" to preside over the ma
tons courts. The chief justice address
ed the American Law Institute.
President Roosevelt, in a letter read
at the same meeting, said this coun
try was "re-shaping our legal philo
sophy to keep pace with the needs O.
our people, and the spirit. of our inr
Stitutions." 1874 SO yr1.ts tofat
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
MARRIAGES.
PARTIES
SOCIAL
ACTIVITIES

pest. She was given hearty and cor
dial welcome by the large group of
women who attended.
Mrs. Hattie F. Plumnner for Is
years home demonstration agent for
vance county, who had much to do
with arrangements for the occasion.
remarked today that "every ! one
knows what fluent speaker Cover
nor Hoey is, and added, "well, his
VIE is his equal when. she talks to
women, and every one who heard her
yesterday went away feeling that
North Carolina is a better state for
having Governor Hoey and Mrs. Hoev
to grace the mansion"
Mrs. H. B. White, garden club pre-
sident, presided at both the luncheon
and the public meeting that followed.
Mrs Will larry and Mrs. w. S. Col
Inns added to the occasion with their
vocal selections.
Club women and others from nearly
all parts of the county attended the
gathering at the Community House.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
A WANDERER.

m nurple hills of Fairyland
!" inst across the lake:
Lac ,.a '~ nv bending willow-trees,
N"e .ot nv sail against the breeze
AM ra the hills of Fairyland
d rU" lie across the lake.
ne" .roil of ripples follow me
A '"I tbe lake; and then I see,
Nth VitS wonder, that my Fairyland
Wi'n Green with shimmering willow
49, softlv calls, Come home"
TO me,
,,.on, far across the lake.
rio'' Elizabeth Fraser Holland
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
UPSET ACID-STOMACH
NEUTRALIZED QUICKLY

You can get rid of those stomach
agonies caused by acid-indigestion by
simply taking spoonful of Bisma-
Rex in glass of water. It is delici-
Gus tasting and brings relief in 8
minutes. Buy jar of so doses today
for SOC at the Rexall Drug Store
Parker's Drug Store.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
District Meeting
ToHave Mrs. HCey

The Fourteenth District meeting Of
Home Demonstration clubs will be
held in Oxford at the high school
Monday morning, May 16, at 1890
o'clock. Mrs. Clyde R. Hoey will be
the guest speaker. All Vance county
home demonstration club women are
urged to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
BOARD OF REVIEW
FOR SCOUTS FRIDAY

There will be Board of Review
for Scouts at the Episcopal Parish
House Friday evening at 1880 o'clock,
it was stated today
Scouts coming up for awards at the
next court of honor were asked to
te presented to complete their tests.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Attend Flower Show.

Mrs Alex Watkins, Mrs. r. T. Up
church. Mrs. c. V. Singleton, and Mrs.
J. H. Brodie attended the flower
show in Blackstone, Va, yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Juniors Meet

The Junior American Legion Aux
iliary will meet Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the legion hut. There will
be a program of Poppy Day, and a
full attendance is desired.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Woman,s Auxiliary Meets

WOman's Auxiliary Meets
The Womans Auxiliary of Holy In
nocents Episcopal church will meet
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the
Parish house. Mrs. Hamlin Cheat
ham, of Oxford, will be the guest
speaker. Light refreshments will be
served following the meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Stunt Program At
Community House

The Young People of White Memo
rial church are presenting stunt
program at the community house.
South, Friday night, at 7:30 o'clock.
The public is invited to come and
have a good time. A small adm1s-
sion fee will be charged.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Here For Graduation

DR.. NJ. d. Cree, of Raleigh, James
Cree, Jr of Newport News, Va, and
Mrs Robert f. LAWS, of Macon, are
here to attend the gr al lation from
Henderson high school of Miss Alma
Cree.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
M Chnir Meeting.

The Young Peoples choir of the
,othodist Episcopal church will not
meet tonight, it was announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Demonstration Club

The Aycock Home Demonstration
club will meet Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock with Mrs. i. J. Edwards.
The subject will be Foods"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
M Choir Rehearsal.

The regular rehearsal of the Young
Peoples choir of the First Baptist
ohurch will le omitted this evening
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Miss RnaSlnV Here

Miss Mary Fuller Beasley, stu
dent at Woman's College, Greensboro.
visited her family here for several
DAYS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
At Convention.

Mrs. G. w. Knott, Mrs. Arthur
Hoyle, and Rev. A. S. Hale, went to
Richmond, Va, yesterday to be pre-
sent 1T the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton. They will return late Friday
evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
A. Rantist Convention

Row and Mrs J. U. league left
oorlv this morning for Richmond, Va,
where they will attend the Southern
Raptist Convention.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
A. virginia Beach

ave p. H. Rose and Miss Ora Rose
~ snending the week at Virginia
Reach, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Teachers Will Seek
s..sio. shPay Boost

tContmuea crouY PAGE O.,s.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
Republicans Fail To Turn
Job Over to State Agencies

CONTINUED from Page one.>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-05-12
LaF ollettes And
Hoover Agreeing

lConrInueo from Page One,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
Macy A BUNTETES
A CSALARD0KNAK
Szaz dollarba keriiit egy en-
bernek, inert mem nickelt do
bott parkol6 6raba.

A varoSunk utcain felallitott
parkolo orak korul mar pro-
balkoznak mindenfele mod
szerrel, hogy AIT is becsapjak.
De a talalmany meg mint vi,
mem nagyon tokeletes, ami bi-
zony biintetest hoz a probalko-
zora. Icy jart a multi heten
John K1uharic w. Rayen ut
cal ferfi, aki megallva egy
ilyen oraval szabalyozott par
kolo helyen es 5 cent helyett
egy ennek megfelelo ere utan-
zatot tett az id6t jelz6 oraba
es termeszetesen az autojat
Macy nyugodtan e melle he
lyezte. Az ARA halado rendor
rajott a turpissagra es az en-
gedely szam utan kikutatva a
geptulajdonost, AIT biro ele
utalta, alit 10 dollar es k0lt-
segek megfizetesere biintetett
Kluharic elfogatasakor a use.
beben nagyobb mennyisegl
ilyen fennb6l kesztilt penzutan-
zatokat talalt a rendor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
A Republikanusok
Magyar Bizottsaga

o. s
A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Repuh'ikanusok a kovetkez6
valasztasi bizottsagot szervez-
tex meg:
Lengyel Peter elnok, ozv. Mi
hok Sandorne penztarnok, Len
gyel C. Lajos titkar, Cholensky
Imre es Sluka Ferenc kozponti
bizottsagi tagok, Molnar Fe-
reno, Szabo Jozsef, Kondrath
Terez, Cholinsky Ferenc es ifj.
Vasko Janos precinct bizott-
sagok.
Kerjiik az osszes magyar re-
publikanus erzelml polgaro-
kat, hogy egy nagyon fontos
gyiilesre j0jjenek el hetfon, ok
tober 24-en este 8 orakor a
republicans f6iroda gyiilester-
mebe a Warner szinhaz epiilet
Six emeleten. Gross Margit
es Vasko Ilonka allandoan a
f6iroda magyar osztalyan tar
tozkodnak Is minden tekintet-
ben rendelkezesere allanak a
szavazo polgaroknak.
LENGYEL PETER, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
vAROSI POLGARI
Macy CYOLESE
Most vasarnap delutan lesz q
SIT. Istvan Otthonbm. Gyii-
les utan kedelyes 0sszej0vetel

A varosi (creg) Polgari
Kor oktober 23-an, most va
sarnap delutan 2 oral kezdet-
tel a Scent Istvan Otthonban
gyiilest tart amelyre uev az
Greg, mint a fatal magyar
polgarokat meghivja.
Minden magyar polgarnak
iol folfogott erdeke, hogy
ilyen gyiileseken megjelenjen,
ugy az oregeknek, mint az
ifjaknak, kiilonosen ma, mi
kor a munkaalkalom ugyszol-
van a politikaval van ossze-
kotve; ne csak akkor keressek
fel, a1nikor sziikseg van ta-
mogatasra, hanem ilyen alka-
lommal is. Mikor az alam-
max es a megyenek, ugyszin-
ten varosunk megvalasztand6
tisztvisel6i kozottiink megje-
lennek.
Tehat meg egyszer f0lhivon
ugy tagjainkat, mint ma
gyar polgartarsainkat ezen
gyiilesen sziveskedjenek meg
jelenni. Gyiiles utan lunch
lesz .es egy par pohar sor.
TiSzteaettel
HOrUdth IstDdn, eIra0k.
Csikos Jdnos, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
Alarcos Bal Lesz
Campbellben

A Campbell Magyar Hazat
a nyaro1 megnagyobb bbitottak,
kifestettek, sep vi kontosbe
oltoztettek. Az vi Magyar Haz-
ban az els6 mulatsagot most
szombaton, oktober 22-en tart
ia Campbell MOI Kor es Pc
dig egy nagy 6szi alarcosbal
formajaban. A legszebb, leg
csunyabb, legtrefasabb masz-
kak sep dijjakban reszesiil-
mex. Medve-Szikora zenekara
muzsikal a tanchoz es a belepti
jegy csak Is cent. TermeszeteS,
hogy n6k gondoskod odtak min
denfele jokrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
ECYRE JOBBAN
MECY A MUNKA
A heten mar 81 szazalekos az
aceltermeles. TOvabbi javulas
varhato. Az Ohio WOrksban
jObban megy a munka

Mint AIT hetekkel ezelott
megjosoltuk, a munkaviszo-
nyok egyre javulnak a youngs-
town. keriiletben. A heten mar
81 szazalekos az aceltermeles
es tovabbi javulas varhato. Az
automobil iparbol jobb hirek
erkeznek. A General Motors
ujabb $4,000 embert hiv vissza
munkaba.
Az Ohio Worksban, ahol sok
magyar. dolgozik, kiil0n0sen
javulnak a munkak. A multi
szombaton megindult az Les
szamu nagy koho, a heten pc
dig a 4-es szamut is uzembe
vettek, tehat a hatalmas gyar
hat Macy kohoja kozul negy
dolgozik. Az open hearthban
IA kemence dolgoziK Is koziil
es a heten a Bessemer mar
negy napon at ket siftat es
egy napon egy siftat dolgozik,
tehat SO szazalekos erovel mil
kodik. Ez sokat tesz az oft dol
gozo magyaroknak.
A Sheet & Tube is keSZiil egy
ujabb koho begyuStasara a
kozel jov6ben. A Republicnal
a heten ujbol megindultak az
open hearthok, miutan elve-
geztek a blooming mill jaw
tasat. Kedden az vi koksz bat
terra is dolgozni kezdett.
November es decemberre job
bak a kilataSok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
ESKuv6

A magyarok altal koztiszte-
letnek orvend6 Molnar Mihaly
ismert carnpbelli magyar uzlet
ember es neje fla, Jeno, okto-
ber 12-en tartotta az eskii-
vojet Martinko MArtaval, Mr..
Martinko es nehai neje, bajos
leanyaval, a st. Ciryll and
Methodius tenplomban. Az
eskivoi szertartast Ft. Blasco
vegezte, amely lido alatt Mrs.
Joseph Pekarcsik, a menny-
asszony n6vere a szokasos
naszindulokat jatszotta az or
conan.
Tanuk voltak:: Mr.. Howard
Caroselle es Miss Helen Ha-
taaa.
A templomi szertartas utan
csaladi ebed volt a magyar
konyhajar6l hires sas kies fek-
fyesti Horvat's Tea Room he
lyisegeben, ahol ez alkalomra
gyonyoriien feldiszitett aszta-
lok mellett foglalt heayet a
nasznep.
Ebed utan a fatal par kelet
fele ment naszutra, ahonnet
visszaterve, 341 East Raven
wood St.-i otthonukban fo-
gadjak az ismeroseiket.
A fatal ferj South High
Schoolban erettsegizett es a
st. Vincent Collget vegezte, es
aH jelenleg a Sheet and Tube
gyartelepen van alkalmazva.
A menyasszony a Rayen High
Schoolban vegezte a tanul-
manyait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
tJZENET A FtJLEMtLE
CSARDANAK

Az "Amerikai Hirlap' mutt
heti szalnaban a Scent Gyorgy
Cor. Kath. Egyhaz sziireti
mulatsagabol kifcj ydlag a
Hitkozseg el6ljar6saganak ala
irasaval egy cikk jelent meg,
amellyel kapcsolatban jol-
es6leg kell megallapitanunk,
hogy al Fiilemiile Csarda We
zet6sege a felreertesen alapuld
ugyet a legnagyobb megele-
gedesiinkre ugy intezte Ell,
hogy a multi vasarnapra terve-
zett tancmulatsagot nem tar
totta meg, S ezzel egyhazunk
mulatsaganak sikeret eaomoz-
ditotta.
Ez6rtya figyelmes es gavalle-
ros eljarasert Is joakaratu
kozremiikodesert halas k0-
sz0nettinket fejezziik XII a
Fiilemiile Csarda derek veze-
t6segenek.
Tisztelettel:
A HitkOsseQ eI6Iidr0SGq1.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
{ S Z M EN- Y EKI

ny A k0selo6 7aovemberi vd-
Iasztdsoko1a ket ado kerdes ke-
ral a ssayasok ele.
A fontosabb a ket kerdes
k0st az iskola PWA ado ker-
des. Ez az add csak Is centbe
kerul 1000 dolldronkent dtlag
eDente Ellenben a pdros SGD
mos he1uen, ahol most ideig-
Ienes 0sssetGkolt uounevegett
e.hrdozhat6o 6Ddletekbea keny
telenek a tnnatIok isIcoldbd jdr-
nj me0,,nouobbitidtsa meqlev0
iskoldIcat es iou a qyermekek
x,osSzs9nesebb tdntermeket fbap-
adnnk
A k0zel ket nzillios epitesi
proorom fele koltseqet wash
inofon fszeti. Tehdt a voa.7aqs-
toan,ai nd6fizet6 penst takarit
aaeO. inert eI6bb-at0bb OkUet-
1e,aal D6tol7,i keu q, 80 4es 40
sDes iskolnSpIleteket uiakknl
es nkkor az eoesz k0ltseqet
meo keu maid fisetnie.
Ne is ooadoltodion solcG,
hanem ssavazson eqess nyu-
oodton az iskola ado kerdes-
ben uou. hoou a kerdesek ssa-
Daso ceduldidn a leqals6 ker-
desnel a "FOR0 $50 ele tesa
O. XXI keresstet.
A qndsik bond issue a see
oenu seuitesre (poor reliet)
7cell. Es a bond issue EGYAL-
TALABAN mem keral pensebe
az adofiset6knek, inert AIT a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
Town Topics

q M We aDent to d 4toaD7a
hall' meeting this aoeek. We
discussed freely the school leDy
issue aDhich aDill come before
the voters Nop. 8. We learned
much about it. We are in fGD0r
of it.
sIt cost so little it means
SO much"
This aOould be a Dery approp-
ri1te slogan for the passage
OF the school IeUy.
The leDy Uill provide funds
so that our children can 90
to better school buildings Nth
more light, more room, more
congendal Surroundings then
they noau haze in seDeral dist
riots.
Many of our children still
use portable buildings. They
must 90.
The fezO cents it 1oiH cost
the taxpayers a gear are
nothing compared aOith the
benefits our children aOll de-
rive. We only pay little more
than half the cost, the federal
treasury pays the other half.
Do it for your children. Do
it for your neighbor's child
rem but in any event VOTE
for the school Ievy issue, a0hich
aDill be on the bottom OF the
questions and issues ballot to
be handed to you on Mop. 8,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
A NAeIBIlOHSAC
CYULEsT TART

A Youngstown Is Kornyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga most szcmba-0
ton, oktober 22-en tartja rem.
des oktoberi gyiil6set a Magya-
rok Nagyasszonya ] Iitk5zseg
iiskola helyisegeben este pont
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A gyiiles egyik legfontosabb
targya lesz allast foglalni es
valamit cselekedni a magyar
sag erdekeben, amelyet most
mindenfelol tamadnak.
Keretnek a tagok lehet6leg-
teljes szamban megjelenni.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
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Halloween alkalmab6l lgyel-
mezteti a sziiIOket. Javit6
fenyeget

Oktober honap a Halloween
ideje, an1ikor a gyermekek
csupa viccb6l eleg kart okoz-
max a lakosoknak. A rend6r-
seghez erkez0 panaszok alap-
jan a hatosag emberei min
dent elkovetnek, hogy a oyer
mekeket szolidabb viccelesre
birjak.
Carl L. Olson rend6rf6nok,
mint minden evben, ez iden
is felszolitja a sziil6ket, hogy
a gyermekeik altal eakovetett
vandaliznusert 6ket teszi fe-
lelosSe.
Ha a sziilok utana neznenek
a gyermekeiknek, hogy azok
keso esti orakban ne csava-
rogjanak, vagy ne csoporto-
sulianak az utica sarkokon es
probaljak a gyermekeiknek
megmagyarazni, hogy a durva
vicceikkel milyen karokat
okoznak, bizonyara kevesebh
volna a panasz a lakosok
reszer0l.
A rendorf0nok ere az lido.
tartamra kirendelte az embe-
reit, hogy jarjak be a varos
kiHonboz6 uccait gyakrabban
es az ilyen viccb6l, garazdal-
kodo, rongalo. gyermekeket
fogjak ell es ha ez sem segit
a visszaes6 biinOSoket fiata'
korra valo tekintettel a javito
intezetbe valo blntetesSe
sujtsak.
| Ere mar van is pelda, igy
IA ewes flu, aki a Brysonau ut
ca kornyeken uzte a trefait
barataival, elfogtak es most 6
javito-intezetben gondolkod
hat a vilag folyasan. A bara.
tai, akik a trefalkozasbar
csztoztak. meg idejeben elpa.
rologtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
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rencne, Kollat Ferenc, Len
gyel Andrasne, H0rcsik Mi
haly, Ivan Janosne.
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