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Evening star., 1938-05-24

dent. Those to be initiated are Mrs
Lucy Anderson, Miss Burmah Miller
Miss Lillian Jones, Miss Margaretts
Campbell, Miss Josephine Hutchison
Miss June Scanlon, Mrs. Emily Stewart
Eby, Miss Katherine Mascho and Miss
Florence Benzing.
Y X
Washington has unique taxi sys-
tenn and the greatest number Of tele-
phones per capita of any city in the
world, Riley Elgen, chairman Of the
District Of Columbia Public Utilities
Commission, said last night at the
meeting of the Business and Profess
sional Women's Club at the Powhatan
Hotel.
Mr.. Elgen discussed the Washing
ton plan" for controlling utilities. ex-
planning that under this system profits
of the operating companies were not
considered so much as the services and
costs to the citizens. THE Washing
ton plan is continually attracting
more attention" he said. People come
from all parts of the world to study
it."
Mrs. Caroline Stephens announced
that scholarship to the Temple Sec
retarial School would be awarded to
some high school graduate recon-
mended by the club.
Miss Nina Kinsella, president, pre-
sided and the speaker was introduced
by Miss Emily Clark.
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Many Will Attend
Benefit Show.

Attending the performances OF
Penny Wise" at the King-Smith
Playhouse today, tomorrow and Thurs
day will be Mrs. j. G. Armstrong. Miss
Gretchen Hood, Col. and Mrs. Harry
R. Lee, Mrs. r. B. Fayre. Among the
out-of-town guests are DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Waples of Georgetown, DEL;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. lie Veuqe Of Kan
sas City, Mo-, and Mr.. George Schoen-
hut of Philadelphia.
The first two performances are for
the benefit Of the washington Keep
America Out of War Committee. "
sponsored by Senator Bennett Champ
Clark, Senator Arthur Capper, Senator
Gerald P. Nye, Representative Will
liam Lemke, Mr.. Jacob Baker, Mrs.
Morris Cafritz, Mr.. John NJ Carmody,
MIR. Powers Hapgood, Rabbi Edward I.
Israel, Mr. Stephen Raushenbush, Miss
Ann Feesholtz, Mr.. Aaron Sopher and
the Rev. Lawrence Staples.
Evening star., 1938-05-24

resentative Marvin Jones, speaker at
the Woman's National Democratic
Club luncheon forum yesterday at
the club house.
Compromise Is the real secret OF our
success" he said. while it means
that we move slowly we do make
progress and 1t is the safest way for
the protection Of the individual"
Mrs. Edward Keating introduced
the speaker and Mrs. w. w. Hubbard,
president. reported on the annual
spring fete. Others at the speakers
table we're: Mrs. Albert A. Jones,
Mrs. Paul Myron Linebarger. Mrs.
Edward B. Meigs, Mrs. Edward r.
Stitt and Mrs. Francis c. Brown.
Mrs. r. Gordon Wagenet. chairman
Of the Department of Child Welfare
of the Voteless D. c. League Of Women
Voters, has been appointed chairman
of the Child Welfare Department Of
the National League Of Women Voters
and will assume her new duties In the
near future.
At a meeting Of that department
yesterday at the Y. w. G. A members
of the group who have been working
with Mrs. Wagenet during the past
year, presented her with file case
in appreciation Of her leadership.
\ 4
A reception honoring the recently
elected officers of the American Asso-
citation of University Women was held
last night at the clubhouse, 1884 I
street NV, following dinner and
annual business meeting. Mrs Robert
Olesen succeeded Mrs. Richard Hogue
as president. Miss Elsie Green is vice
president, Mrs. Earl Trager, recording
secretary; Mrs. Robert McFall, treas
urer, and Mrs. Glen L. Swfggert, di-
rector.
The four local chapters Of Delta
Alpha Sorority will hold their tenth
annual initiation ceremony and ban
quet tonight at the Kennedy Warren.
Miss Lucille Grain is chairman Of
the committee in charge Of the ar
rangements
Pledges for initiation will be pre-
sented by two Of the chapters. as
follows: Miss Gertrude Ermerins and
Miss Henrietta Bean of Delta Chapter
and Mrs. Evelyn Lear and Miss Evelyn
Walker of Beta Chapter Miss Willamy
King of Gamma Chapter will act as
toastmistress. Mrs. Jessie B. Hummer,
former national president, will be one
Of the honor guests.
X Y X
The Frances Scott Chapter, D. A.
r.. will sponsor a concert tomorrow
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Lowry, $500 Prospect avenue
NV. given by the graduating class
of the Glen Eden School of Williba,
KY.
State officers and other prominent
D. A. RS will be the patronesses Of
the concert.
Alpha Lambda Chapter, Phi Delta
Delta International Legal Fraternity,
will give a banquet this evening at
the Lafayette Hotel in honor Of four
members recently admitted to the
District of Columbia Bar. and fifth
member, Miss Barbara Bartels, who
has been admitted to practice before
the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
Mrs. Elisabeth Connor Buchanan,
Mrs. Alice Kennedy Kieferle, Miss
Katherine Mascho and Mrs. Emily
Stewart Eby are the other guests Of
honor who passed the last District Of
Columbia bar examination.
The annual initiation will be con-
Quoted by Julia McNinch Slear, presi-
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Benefit Dance
PROGRAM TOnieht.

Under the sponsorship of the
Mexican Ambassador and Sonora de
Castillo Najera recital Of Mexican
dances will be given this evening by
Nine. de Toutorsky at Pierce Hall at
$50 o'clock.
The program is for the benefit of
the scholarship fund of the Ameri-
can International Academy, District
Of Columbia chapter. The academy
was organized in 1898 to develop cul-
ture in the branches of science, arts
and letters and to assist in promoting
better international understanding
in both Americas through the knowl-
edge Of the arts and sciences. 1t Or
ganizes and conducts courses Of lee
lures, conferences. exhibits, publica-
tions and specialized courses of in
struction in all branches of the arts
and sciences. A biological station and
summer camp are maintained at
Gambrills, Nd, by the academy.
Evening star., 1938-05-24
Miss Pollard to Wed
DIR. w. L. Hard.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drummond
Pollard announce the engagement OF
their daughter Harriette Violetta to
Dr. Walter Leon Hard Of College Park,
Md, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Delos
Hard of Coldwater, Mich.
The wedding will take place Wednes-
day evening, June IS. at 240O Six
teenth street and will be followed by
q reception.
Evening star., 1938-05-24

DR.. and Mrs. Walter Willard Boyd
announce the birth of a daughter
Josephine Abbott, May is, at the
Richardson House in Boston. Mrs.
hue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

A sok ezer palyazo k0zul ct
neveztek XII oda tanitonak es
a portoricoi bennszul0tt gye-
rekeket tanitotta angel nyelvre.
Oman visszahelyeztek az
EgyesUlt Allamokba, South
Dakota allamba egy indian re-
zervaciora tanitonak. OFT egy
evig a kis indian gyerekeket
oktatta angol nyelvre.
Az indian rezervacio maya
nyaban jutott eszebe, hogy ell
jon Magyarorszagba magyar
tudomanyat tokeletesiteni.
Juniusban athajozott, de
mem jott egyenesen Budapest
re, hanem el6bb felkereste edes
anyja rokonsagat Hosszureten,
Csehszlovakiaban. Nagyon jol
erezte oft magat a rokoni k0r-
ben. Egy teljes honapig volt
oft, de ext az idot mem tol-
totte tetleniil. Meg akart is
merkedni a falusi elettel ala
posan, hat hozzafogott roko-
nainak segiteni a mezei mum
kaban. Kapalt, kaszalt, ami
munka akadt abban 8 reszt-
vett. Oman Szabolcs megyebe
jott az edesapja rokonsaga-
hoz. Oman csak a Vilagkong-
resszus idejen j0tt fel Buda-
pestre.
Most lit marad egy evig.
Addig biztosan kitun6en beszel,
ir es olvas maid Erdei Jozsef
magyarul. Ha visszamegy Anne
rikaba, Pocahontas magyar fl
atalsagat is meg tudja maid
tanitani apaik nyelvere.
Mikor e sorokat from, az
elso csoportok mar keszulod-
nek vissza Amerikaba. A fiata-
lok egy nagyon boldog, felejt-
hetetlen nyar emlekeit viszik
magukkal, az 0regebbek meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

Egyik-masik amerikai ma
gyarnak mem tetszik az, hogy
nehany allamban helyet adnak
a szavazolapon a kommunista
part jeloltjeinek is es egyik
olvasolk ait kerdezi tolink:
Ha a kommunistaknak
jussuk van ARA, hogy a sza-
vazolapon helyet foglalhassa-
max a jeloltjeik, vajjon mem
tortenhetjk meg az a Nazik es
a fascistak embereivel is? Ha
a szabad gondolatnyilvanitas-
hoz mindenkinek joga van,
akkor csak a kommunistak el-
hetnek-e vele vagy peldaul a
faSciStak is?
Azzal kell felelnunk ere a
kerdesre, hogy a szabad $40 es
a szavazolapon valo helyetfog-
lalas eppen olyan jussa a kom-
munista nezeteket valloknak,
mint bark masnak. Els ha az
Arnerikaban levo fascistak
vagy nazik ait kovetelik, hogy
esetleges jeloltjeiknek adjanak
helyett a szavazolapokon, ak
kor meg kell AIT tenni, inert
az alkotnany ugy rendeli.
Nekiink nincs semrni kifOga-
sunk ellene, hogy kommunista
jel6ltek is legyenek, inert 9
tiszta kommunizmus elgondo.
lasaiban magunk is nagyor
sok jot latunk. A mi harcunl
mem is a tiszta kommunizmus
ellen folyik, hanem azon ma
gyar szelhamosok ellen, akil
ma kommunistak, holnap de
mokrataknak valjak magukat
de alapjaban we've semrni k0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

A reformatus vilaggyulesen
is termeszetesen elokel6 helyet
foglaltak ell az amerikai ma
gyar reformatusok. Lelkeszeik
szerepet kaptak es becsulest,
tiszteletet szereztek az ameri-
kai magyar reformatussag-
max.
Debrecenb6l Sarospatakra la
togattak Ell, oman Miskolcra,
Diosgyorbe es Lillafuredre. On
nan aztan mindenki sajat ro-
konsagahoz utazott.
Augustus utolso napjai Bu-
dapesten esoben, hidegben mul
tax el nagy banatara azoknak
az amerikai magyaroknak,
akik akkor Budapesten tartoz-
kodiak. Az esos napok miatt
megszakadtak a gy0nyoru
margitszigeti szabadteri Janos
vitez eloadasok banatara azok-
max, akik mar visszautazoban
voltak es ICY mem volt alkal-
muk ezt a ragyogo eloadast
megtekinteni.
Erdekes amerikai magyar
fiatalember rojja most a buda-
pesti utcakat. A neve Erdei
Jozsef, vagy amerikaiasan Joe
Eddy. Pocahontas, Virginiabol
valo es elliott az ohazaba -
magyarul tanulni.
Es komolyan is veszi elhata-
rozasat, inert szotarral a Use
beben jar kel es ha. egy vi
magyar szot hall, ait rogton
feljegyzi es kikeresi annak er-
te!met a szotaraban.
Erdei Jozsef ittlete persze
nekem kulon0s orom, inert hi
szcn arrol a videkrol jott, ahol
az en- lelkern a legtobbet ka-
landozik, a Virginiak szenme-
zeierol. Mikor bemutatkozott
es megmondta, hogy pocahon-
tasi egy pillanatra behunytam
a szememet es a kepzelet szar-
nyan mar oft is jartam a Blue
stone Johnston allomason,
maid a pocahontasi utcakon.
ErdekeS ember az en- Erdei
haratom. Pocahontason lakik
a csaladia - de 8 messze jart
mar oman.
Tanitokepzot vegzett es ami
kor az Egyestilt Allamok kor-
manya tanitot keresett Porto
Rico szigetere, 6 jelentkezett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
POLITIKAI JOCUK NEKIK is VAN

zuk egyik parthoz, egyik elv-
hez sem. Csak sajat kalacsuk
megszerzesere hasznaljak hol
EFT, hol AIT a cegert.
A demokratikus elgondolas
lenyege az, hogy abban min
den kisebbsegnek jussa van
ahhoz, hogy elveit hirdesse es
kiserletet tegyen ARA, hogy a
kormanyzatot a szavazatok
t0bbsege utjan kezebe vegye.
ttldozend6 bin csak az, mikor
valamelyik kisebbseg ezt mem
a szavazatok aran, hanem ero-
szakkal akarja megszerezni.
Ha van kifogas a kommu-
nista elvek ellen, csak az, hogy
allandoan forradalmat es ver-
ontast hirdet es tagadja AIT,
hogy bekes eszkoz0kkel is meg
lehetne teremteni a kommu-
nista allamot. Ez az, ami gyu-
loletesse teszi szerepiiket a koz
eletben, inert minden nemzet
tobbsege hajlando a szocialis
haladasra, de mem a veron-
tasra, amelynek mem latja a
sziikseget.
A nemzeti eletnek sziiksege
van ARA, hogy politikajaban
kisebbsegek legyenek, de olyan
kisebbsegek, amelyek mem fell
forgatni, hanem epiteni akar-
max. Ez az, amt a kommu-
nistak mem akarnak meglatni
es exert nez reajuk rossz szem-
mel egesz Amerika kozveleme-
nye, amely mem allja utjat a
haladasnak, de mem akarja
AIT masok eletenek felaldoza-
sa aran elerni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

AmikOr Budapesten a Ma
gyarok Vilagkongresszusa i'm
nepsegi Scent Istvan napjan
befejezest nyertek, az Amerikai
Magyar Reformatus Egyesilet
hazalatogatott csapata Ujlaky
Ferenc elnokkel az ellen vo-
natra tilt es Debrecenbe uta-
zott a Reformatus Vilaggyu-
leSre.
A debreceni palyaudvaron
termeszetesen nagy linnepseg-
gel fogadtak az amerikai ma
gyar reformatusok csapatat.
Uray Sander puspokhelyet-
tes mondta az egyhaz neve-
ben a koszont6t, Balla Berta-
Ian varosi tanacsnok pedig
Debrecen varos neveben Olelte
meleg szeretettel keblere az
amerikai magyar vendegeket.
Mas egyhazi testuletek i'd
sSzlese utan Ujlaky Ferenc, a
kitiin6 toledoi lelkesz mondott
szivekbe, lelkekbe nyilalo ko-
szOnetet a meleg fogadtatas-
ert.
Debrecenben kitiino figye-
lemben reszesultek az amerikai
magyar reformatus lelkeszek.
Augustus 21-en, vasarnap
a debreceni lelkeszek atenged-
tex ternplomaikat az amerikai
vendegeknek.
Vince Karoly a Figgetlen
Reformatus egyhaz esperese a
nagytemplomban vegezte a
scent szolgalatot, Bernath Ar
pad a kis templomban, Ujlaky
Ferenc Baja Mihaly temple
nnaban a Kossuth utcan, mig
Beky Zoltannak hatalmas
E.rpad teri tenplom jutott.
A debreceni lapok megalla-
ritottak, hogy nagyon regen
mem volt a debreceni temple
mokban olyan sok nep, mint
akkor, amikor az amerikai ma
eyar reformatus papok hirdet-
tex az iget.
Istentiszteletek utan, amikor
minden lelkipasztor is elvegez-
te a szolgalatot a Reformatus
Egyesiilet csapata a Kossuth
szobor elott gyu1ekezett, ahol
Beky Zoltan trentoni fugget-
len reformatus lelkesz gyo-
nyoru beszed kisereteben he
lyezte a szoborra az amerikai
magyar reformatusok koszo-
ruiat, azutan a Galyarabok
er1lekoszlopat kerestek fel,
ahol Ujlaky Ferenc egyesuleti
elnok tartott lelekbemarkolo
beszedet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

Csak az oStoba ember hihe-
tt AIT, hogy mem csinalhat os-
tobasagokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

Italian 0r0k bucsuval a sziviik-
ben indulnak el itthonrol a
rokonoktol, akiket most anllyi
ev utan olelhettek ujra keb-
lukre. Boldog 0r0m anikor
erkeznek az amerikai magya-
rok, de k0nnyes fajdalom, ami
kor ujra el keil szakadni t0lik.
Meg lehetne mondani Hit
lernek, hogy olyan allamrend-
seer mem allhat fent sokaig,
amelyben csak egy embernek
van szabadsaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

pie Anna, Kremple Janos Flint.
Krupas Margit Dalton. Lauritz
Maria Akron. Lanyi Matyas
Los Angeles. Lengyel Janos Dill
lonvale. Lennert Janos Cleve-
land. Livay Sander Jen6, Lii
way Sandor Jen6ne Chicago.
Losonczy Istvan New York. Lo-
vas Anna Flint. Mailoth Ka-
rolyne Lyndhurst. Majorcsak
Jozsefne Dayton. Markovitz
Augusta, Markovitz Serena
New York. Marosi Karoly
Fords. Martin M. Ir1na Louis
vile. Mayer Vilmos New York.
Mazalin Janos Canton. Ozv. Ma
CORY Sandorne Los Angeles.
Medve Ferenc Scalp Level. Me-
szaros Gy0rgy Pittsburgh. Mil
Ter Esta Sandusky. Modok
Gy0rgy, Modok Gyorgyne Wind
Der. Molnar Adel, Molnar Ist-
van Washington. Macy M. Adel
Bethlehem. Macy A. J6zsef,
Macy A. Jozsefne Toledo. Macy
Laszlo Philadelphia. Macy Mi
haly Chicago. Nemenyf Mix
los Emo, Nemenyi Miklos Err
none Youngstown. Novak Gyu-
lane, Novak Hilda Detroit.
Olexo Istvan Nettleton. Orlik
Jozsef, Orlik Jozsefne Miltow.
Orosz Balint, Orosz Sander
Cleveland. 0rkenyi Jozsefne
Philadelphia. Palangi Margit
Astoria. Palangi Margit Long
Island. Palencsar Evelyn Phi
ladelphia. Palla Mikl6s Chica-
go. Palotay Gyula dr. Los An
geles. Papp Julia Detroit.
Papp Karoly, Papp Karolyne
New Brunswick. Papp Zsuzsan-
ma Detroit. Petrovitz Vilmos
Kulpmont. Peter Antalne
Bridgeport. Phillips Erzsebet
st. Paul. Pick Tivadar, Pick
Tivadarne Albany. Plaveczky
Emil, Plaveczky Enilne, ifj.
Plaveczky Emil Bloomfield.
Polgar Jozsef Bellevue. Polef-
ko Andrasne, Polefko Edward
Cleveland. Prekop Istvan, Pre-
kop Istvanne Beaverfalls. Pus-
kas Gyula Pittsburgh. Rajczy
Iren Detroit. RACE Endre, RACE
Endrene Philadelphia. Rako-
czy Maria Dearborn. Ruzsas
Julia Detroit. Sail Agnes Chi
cago, Sary Maria, Sary Terez
So. Bend. Sebok Elek Colum-
bus. Serly Thor, Siket Imre
New York. Silay Gabor, Silay
Claiborne Dayton. Skinner EN-
ma Cleveland. Small Margit
Chicago. Strozsak Ellis Johns
town. Sugar Laszlo dr., Szabo
Gyorgy, Szabo Gyorgyne New
York. Szalay Anna st. Paul.
Szantay Jozsefne New York.
Szeder Emma Kulpmont.
SzentMiklossy Paine New York.
Szinte Iona Philadelphia. Sop
kone Agh Wilma Long Island.
Szuchy JOSEF, Sziir Valentin,
Sziir Valentine Chicago. Ia
karo Geza, Takaro Gezane, Ia
karo Melitta New York. Ia
kacs Rozsika Sharpsville. Ia
kacs Wilma Cleveland. Tarnocy
Arpad Akron. Taylor S. Jozsef
Buffalo. Tancos Antal, Tancos
Antalne, Telek Istvan Phila-
delphia. Telkes Laszlo dr.,
Tiedeman Katalin New York.
10th Janosne, 10th Jolan Co
nawanda. 10th Margit Tren-
ton. 10th Sandor, 10th San
dorne New Brunswick. Id. 10th
Sandorne Miltow. Torok Iona
Gary. Tubicsak Franciska, Tu-
raj Margit So. Bend. Uhasz
Janosne, Uhasz Maria Cleve-
land. Ujlaki Ferenc dr., Ujlakf
Ferencne DIR. Toledo. Urban
Ern6 Vilmos Norwalk. Urban
Jozsefne McKeesport. Varody
Erzsebet, Varady Julia New
York. Varga A. Zoltan Alpha.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
A vAACKONCRESSzUS SzAMADATAI
budapest Ki0ld Magyarok vagsz0vetegenek k6zpontia
k0zetette szmadat0kat ameyek kmutaak ponosan hogy
hanyan es honnan vettek reszt viagkongresszuson

Ari Bella Trenton. Azary Janos
Dayton. Adam Ferencne Rich
heyville. Bali Istvan Detroit.
eyville. Bali Istvan Detroit.
ra Etel, Bara Jozsefne Elyria.
Bark6 Margit Youngstown.
Barna Henrik, Barna Henrikne
Chicago. Basc6 Roza st. Paul.
Balint Jozsef New York. Be-
recz Arpad Bridgeport. Ber-
cell Jozsef, Berceli Jozsefne
Chicago. Bernath Arpad Ak
ron. Beky zoltan, Beky Zol-
tame Trenton. Beres Istvan,
Beres Istvanne Pittsburgh. Bo-
di Borbala Cleveland. Bognar
X.-ne So. Bend. Ifj. Bonifert
Janos, ifj. Bonifert Janosne
Chicago. Boron Laszlo New
York. Boros Bertalan, Boros
Bertalanne Toledo. Borovics
Istvan Corraopolis. Borsy Kere-
kes Gyorgy, Borsy Kerekes
Gy0rgyne Washington. Bosz-
lay Roza Cleveland. B0sz0rme-
nyi Istvan, Boszormenyi Ist-
vanne Bridgeport. Brack Mar
ton New York. Bujaky Anna
Coraopolis. Bujdoso Iona Ga
ry. Bunchy Jozsef Youngstown.
Chaab EIDE, Chaab Edene, Cha
ky Janos New York. Chilik Ilo-
ma Flint. Ch zmar Ilona Tole-
do. Chookie Iren Kent. Chuha
Istvan Amherst. Czinczel La
jos Homestead. Ciez Czizz ia
nos Windber. Csizi Terez New
York. Csondor Iren Allentown.
Danka Anna Trenton. Darago
Jozsef, Darago Jozsefne Pitts
burgh. Darida Julia New York.
Deak Iren, Demus Ferenc, De-
mus Ferencne, ifj. Demus Fe-
reno Dayton. Desc Aurelia,
Desc Janos, Desc Janosne
Bridgeport. Dobozy Arthur
New York. Dratos Jozsef Chi
cago. Ducsay Ella, Ducsay Etel
Bridgeport. Dula E. Iren Gle
veland. Eddy Jozsef w. Vir-
ginia. Eisner Nor Long Beach.
Emery r. Katalin So. Bend.
Endrey Jen6ne, Endrey Zsu-
zsanna New York. Enesey Gyu-
la Detroit. E0rd0gh Elemer
Toledo. Erdey Ferenc Detroit.
Elias Anna, Elias Ferencne
New Brunswick. Erdeky Kal-
man JOSEF, ifj. Erdeky Kalman
Pittsburgh. Ersek Jozsef Ade-
ma. Falabu Laszlo, Falabu
Laszlone Cleveland. Fabianko-
vitz Krisztina Harrisburg. Fes-
co Imrene Cleveland. Frank
Ful0p Bridgeport. Gaal Adel
Gallovich G.. Maria Detroit.
Gasparovich Ferencne PREMIER
Gerenday B. Anna Arenton
Gonczlik Sari Chicago. Circuit
zer P. Edward, Greutzer Erzse-
bet Detroit. Cutting Roza New
York. Gyenis Iona Bridgeport
Gyulai Sander Detroit. Fajos
Iren, Hajdu Imrene Philadel.
phia. Hamburger Aladar Chi.
cago. Harsanyi Margo New
York. Hegedus Bella ST. Clairs'
vile. Hegedis Maria Anbridge
HegedIs Vilmos Belmont. He
redovszky Julia Bridgeport
Hirnler Marion Detroit. Hor
nyak Maria So. Bend. Horvatf
Erzsebet Plymout. Horvath ia
nos Columbus. Horvath julia
Allentown. Horvath Maria Det
roit. Horvath Maria Dearborn
Horvath Mihaly Anita. Jakat
Iona Ithaca. Ifj. Jambor La
jos, Jambor Lajosne Wood
side. Kager Roza Orange. Ka
ponya Pal, Katona Antal Kulp
mont. Kasas Ern6ne Chicago
Kemeny Gy0rgy Detroit. Kend'
J6zsef DIR. Gulport. Kernstocl
Karoly, Kiraly Jozsef New
York. Kiss E. Geza Alpha
Kiss Janos, Kish Lajos Cleve
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

Osszesen jelentkeztek 841
Az Egyesilt Allamokb6l a
k0vetkez6 honfitarsak vettek
reszt a kongresszuson:
Arany Laszlo, Arany Laszlo-
ne, Arany L6rinc New York.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

Az elszakitott Erdelyt is be-
leszamitva 0sszesen harminc-
harom kulf0ldi orszagb6l gyll-
tex 0ssze Budapesten a ma
gyarok, hogy 841 megbizottal
vegyenek reszt a yilagkon-
greSSzuSOn.
A hivatalos kimutataS az
egyes kiilorszagokat es az azok-
Dol erkezett delegatusokat a
k0vetkez6keppen foglalja 0SSze:
Evening star., 1938-06-14

stomach. She lay there, suffering,
wishing, as usual, that she could die
peacefully. Through her misery was
one comforting thought. The Hilton
had sailed. Wanna was SAFE The
awful" Charlie was left behind
Hours passed. The attack of NAL
de mer was this time more devastating
than ever before. She knew from past
experience that it would do no good
to summon a steward. The serious
ness of the attack was due to her ex-
hausted condition.
Daylight crept in at the windows.
Aunt Nellie dozed, wakened, dozed
again. When she opened her eyes
the second time the clock reg
istered at IL again. A groan of
Thanksgiving escaped the old lady's
lips. The 12-hour period had at last
come to an end. She lifted her head.
Already she felt better A half hour
later she arose, dressed slowly. BY
the time she was ready to emerge
onto the deck the last suggestion of
the siege had vanished She felt fine.
4 X +
A UNIT NELLIE left her stateroom'
walked along the corridor to the
main salon and was about to head
for the door opening onto the deck
when her eye fell upon two people
sitting on high stools at the bar. She
blinked. A gasp escaped her lips.
"Vianna!"
Wanna swung around on her stool.
Her face was radiant. Beside her, the
awful Charlie grinned insolently
Congratulate us, Auntie. Charlie
and I have been married two hours.
The ships captain. We've decided to
make this our honeymoon. Have some
champagne"
Aunt Nellie found her voice after
several seconds. But - but - the
steward I bribed?"
"Oh, Charlie took care Of the stew
ard!"
"But-how did Charlie get here
before the ship sailed?"
Wanna laughed merrily. He didn't!
Look!" Wanna pointed toward the
window beyond the bar. Fog swirled
around it, obscuring any objects that
might be beyond. Fog closed in is
minutes before sailing time. We've
been fog bound for IL hours. We
haven't sailed yet" Viannas eyes
twinkled. Its a state of mind,
Auntie. Remember Capt Boyle"
Copyright, 1889