davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24

A hatarozatokat megel6z6-
leg a Nagybizottsag elfogadta
a lelkeszi bizottsag Is Meme
nyi eln0k jelenteset, amely
szerint a "Vindicator' hajlan-
donak mutatkozott mersekelt
aron egy oldalt a Nagybizott-
sagnak atengedni, hogy abban
a magyar igazsagot hirdet-
hesse. Tskintettel azonban
megvaltozott viszonyokra, a
hirdetes elmaradt, ahelyett a
kozel jov6ben egy felvilagosito
cikk fog megjelenni a magylr
igazsagro.
Az ere a celra eloiranyzott
200 dollarnyi kdtseget a Macy
bizottsag rogtoni sagelyre utal
ia XII a Felvideki insegesek-
mex.
A Magyar a Magyarert"
het megbeszelese sep vitat
valtott XII. Meg soha a Macy
ertelmi. Serbian nyilatko-
bizottsag mem volt lily egy-
zott a gyiilesen resztvett negy
| lelk6Sz. Mind hailanddnak K
mutatkozott mindent megten-
nj, hogy a youngstown ma
gyarsag jo hirehez melt6an
minel nagyobb aranyban Sc
gitss a csehek altal kirabolt
magyar testvereket.
vegiil elhataroztak, hogy a
6 egyhaz (Szent Istvan, 0reg
(Folytatasa a 8-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24
BESZELGETES ECY AMERIKAI MAGYAR, UJSAGIR0VAL
AZ AMERIK Al MACYARSAc EREjEROL
es
AMERIKA CAzDASACl HELYzETEROL

ebben a. varosban egyetlenegy
imponalo szervezetben torno-
rult es a Magyar Egyhazak es
Egyletek Nagybizottsaga min
den magyar igy iranyitoja
Ennek a szervezetnek Meme
nyi Miklos Erno ujsagiro. Mem
magyar, hanem angol 7apjla
van. A Youngstown Vindicator
kozgazdasagi szerkeszt6je es
ennek a $4,000 peldanyszam-
ban megjeleno napilapnak,
amely naponta nyolc kiadast
ad, mar % esztend6 ota bels6
munkatarsa.
A Wallstreet Journal, New
York legnagyobb tozsdei szak-
lapja is meghivta munkatar-
sal koze. Az amerikai elet
megsem tudta elvonni a ma
gyar kerdesekt6l S n1inden
magyar szervezet lelkes tamo-
gatoja.
Nemenyi Miklos Ern6vel be-
szelgetttnk a Youngstown
magyarsag kiveteles helyzete-
rol.
- Mi, Youngstown magya-
rok mondOtta nekiink
valoban biiszkek vagyunk ar
ra, hogy minket peldakepnek
tiintetnek fel az amerikai ma
gyarsag el6tt. Youngstown
lakossaganak 70 Szazaleka be-
vandorolt, vagy bevandorlot-
(Folytatasa a 8-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24
BAzAR A GOROc
KATOLlKUSOKNA

Egyhazunk ez evi nagy ba-
zarjat november "a, Is, 26 es
27-en tartjuk meg szep Macy
termiinkben a templom aIatt.
Az el6kesziileteket mar meg
tettiik es hitk0zsegiink derek
n6tagjai szorgalmasana dol
goznak a skier erdekeben, fell
hsresik egyhazunk tagjait es
az iizleteket, hogy adomanyo-
kat gyiijtsenek a bazarra, s
mar eddig is igen sep skier
rol szamoltak be, kiil0n0sen
elelmicikekkr6l, amelyek irant
a legnagybb erdekl6des $40
kott mutatkozni a bazaro-
kon, peldaul:: sonka, kclbasz,
liszt, szalonna, cukor es can
goods.
Derek farmereink cSirke, to-
jas, gyiimolcs es krumpli ado
manya mem fog elmaradni,
err6l Ok mar biztositottak
minket.
Minden este egy ertekes
nyeremenyt sorsolunk XII,
sl-., Il - ssf 3 y - )
melyre ingyen sorsjegyet osz-
tanak XII a bejaratnal. No
vernber 24-en, Thanksgiving
napjan este egy el6 pulyka
lesz ICY kisorsolya. A bazaar
konyveken ertekes targyak
vannak:
u Is dollarps innerspring
lmattress a Sup ine Mattress
Co. adomanya Til1ipan Istvan
altal; q automatic villanyos
vasalo, Kochis Electric Co
adomanya; 81 Ot dollar kesz-
penz; ~ Harom dollar kesz-
penz es - s. Ket dollar kesz-
penz.
A magyar nok hiresek jd
f6ztjiikrol es sitemenyeikrol
szeretnenk, ha minel t6bben
ninel tobb jo sutemenyrol es
szaraz tesztakrol gondoskod-
nanak. Ha mindenki tole tel
het6leg iparkodni fog, a skier
ell mem maradhat.
Tehat november "a, 25, &c
gs 27-en, csiitortok, pentek
szombat es vasarnap lesz a
nagy bazar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24
AZ Est tud6sitojdtoI

A kiilfold magyarjai a nagy
szemle utan szetoszlottak es
visszatertek masodik haza-
jukba. Az amerikai magyarok
nagyon sokat beszelte e k
Youngstownrol.
Majdnem minden tanacsko-
Jason felmeriilt ennek az anne
rikai varosnak a neve, ahol
kicsibe7a ta1ajdo7akeppera
nadr meg is alGkult a ma
gydrok Vildgss0Uetsege.
New Yorknak, Cevelandnak,
Detroitnak es a tobbi nagy
amerikai varosnak megvan a
maguk magyar negyede, azon-
ban Youngstownban hiaba ke-
resunk olyan helyet, ahol
tisztara magyarok elnek.
A magyarok beolvadtak az
amerikai eletbe, de ennek ellie
mere mintazeru magyar ele-
tet anek. Valamennyi ma
gyar egylet, egyhaz es sajto
lad el0re, nekiink is tehat
hozza keIl alkalmazkodnunk.
Felfiiggesztetett harom ha-
vi hatralek vegett: Ifj. Horcsik
Mihaly.
Beteg tagjaink: Debroszki
Andrasne, Kiraly Istvanne Is
ReStai Andrasne.
MenylSrt Jdnos, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24
0REC AMERIKAS
CSALAD CYULESE

Az 0ssztagsagot es a ko-
riinkbe beallni szandekozo
oreg amerikas magyarokat
rendes gyiilesre hivja, mely a
Scent Istvan Otthonban 1888
evi november 26-an, szombat
este 8 orakor lesz megtartva.
Mindenki pontosan jelknjek'
meg es a hatralekos tagsagi
dijat is esetleg rendezheti.
Fontos iigyek keriilnek napi
rendre. Tartsunk ossze tovabb-
ra is.
Id. Horvdth IstUdn, csalddt6
Danish Jossef, irodedk,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24
RENDKIvt,LI GytLes

Mivel az elnok az utobbi
gyilesen elfoglaltsaga miatt
mem lehetett jelen, a tisztikar
elhatarozasabol rendkiviili gyii
lest hivunk 0ssze fontos ugyek
elintezese vegett, november
27-en, kozvetlen a scent mise
utan a gyiileSteremben.
Kerjiik a tagsagnak minel
nagyobb sZamban valo meg
jeleneset.
Lengyel Peter, elo0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24

A magyar sziv j6tekonysa
ganak bizonyitekat szolgaltat
Ia a Nagybizottsag multi pen
teken megtartott gyjilese.
Kozel ket oras tanacskoza.
utan a Nagybizottsag egyhan
gulag a kovetkezo fontos e;
sep hatarozatokat hozta:
magyar a Magyarert"
gyiijtes lesz hazrol hazra
az egyhazak utjan decem-
ber 4-t6l 11-ig.
Azonnali segelyre a
Nagybizottsag 1000 pen
got utalt XII kabel utjan
valo hazakiildesre.
Az inseges Felf0ldi is
met magyar honpolgar,
magyar, tot, es ruthen
nemzetisegeknek azonnal
kell a segely.
Megszavazta a szOkasOs
karacsOnyi segelyt. A lelke-
seek es egyletelnek decem-
ber 1O-ig kell bejelenteni a
segelyre szorul0 itteni sze-
geny magyar testvereinket.
Kiutalt az 0t magyar
Arva es Aggme1ahaznak
egyenkent 0t dollart kara
csonyi ajandekul.
Kfutalt 10 dollart Miss
Esther Hamilton "Alias
Santa Claus" karacsonyi
i0tekOnysagi akci6jara.,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24
ELS0 MAGYAR
Macy VADASZ GYtJLES

November 27-en, delutan 3
oral kezdettel nagy madar
vadasz gyulest tartunk a West
Sidei Magyar Hazban, amely-
re meghivunk minden vadasz-
nj es halaszni szereto ma
gyart, hogy megalakithassuk
a Mahoning megyei Elso Ma
gyar Vadasz es Halasz Kort.
Mar jelentkezett t0bb far
mer aki felajanlotta a fertile
tet e ceIra, ahol csakis a hi
vatalos klub tagjai vadaszhat-
max.
A bizottsag tagjai: Id. Pet
ranszky Jozsef, Hajdu Pal,
Gy0mber Jozsef, Csolenszky
Ferenc, Imre Gyula, Lengyel
Peter, Kondrath Jen6 es Guyt
Ferenc.
zsefne elnok, es Banyar Agos-
tonne, titkar vegeztek.
Mindent visSZa! Mindent
vissza!
A Pro Hungdria Deset0sege.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24
A MAHONING MEGYEI
MAGYAR DEMOKRATA KOR
GYULEST TART

A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
DemOkrata Kor rendes havi
gyulest tart a j0v0 heten no
vember 25-en, pentek { pont
8 orakor a West Side 1agyar
Hazban. Kerjiik agokat,
hogy e fontos gyiilL- 4 minel
nagyobb szamban jelenjenek
meg.
TGuSS, elnOk
ReSS, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24
A PRO HUNCARIA REvIzl0S VACSORAJA
FENYESEN SIkERULT

tagokat a tovabbi revizios
munkara.
Horvath Istvan beszelt q
Nagybizottsag neveben, aki XII
emelte, hogy a Pro Hungaria
az els6 es egyetlen egyesiilet
Youngstown es k0rnyeken,
amely a Felvidek felszabadita
sanak 0romere tinnepelyt rem
dezett.
Nemenyi Miklos Emo, a
Nagybizottsag elnoke St.
LouiSba utazasa Matt mem
vehetett reszt unnepiinkon.
Mrs. Cult szavalta igaz er-
zessel a Magyar Hiszek-egyet.
A toaSztmeSter ezutan fol-
Szolitotta DR.. LauriSin Jenot,
a kozismert magyar orvost,
aki jelen volt mikor a csehek
megszalltak sziilovarosat. Be
szedeben kiemelte a sanyaru
magyar sorsot a cseh uralom
alatt es 0romet, hogy sziilo-
f0ldje isnet a magyar haza-
hoz csatoltatott.
Az est foszonokai Rev. And
ras Jeromos, farrelli lelkesz
volt, aki a magyar n6k hon
ment6 munkajarol ernlekezett
meg, S hogy a megszallott te-
rileten a magyar n6k oltot-
Itak be- a nemzedek v6rebe a
magyar hazaszeretetet. XII.
emelte, hogy tovabb is kiizd-
|jiink a revizidert, inert meg
sok magyar testveriink varja
a foltamadast Erdelyben, Ba-
nathan es meg a Felvideken
lis.
| A toaSztmeSter ezutan be-
mutatta a Pro Hungaria je-
lenlegi elnokn6jet, Yaczko 10
zsefnet, ald melegen iidvozol-
te a megjelent vendegeket es
felkerte Miss Stravrovszkyt
'Dal a Turulmadarrol" haza-
fias eneknek az eleneMesere
Miss Stravrovszy gyonyoru
hangjaval meghato magyar
erzessel magaval ragadva a
hallgatosagot, enekelte az
/ irredenta dalt es utana a ma.
gyar Hiszek" egyet. Sziinni
mem akaro tapsorkan fogadta
az eneket es ezzel az est i'm
nepi resze veget ert.
Ezutan az asztalokat eta
volitottak es Orosz Ferenc
zen6jenek hangjai mellett mu.
latott a vendegsereg reggelig
Wadleck Jozsefne, magyar
mern0k felesege es Tausz Bela
inditvanyara gyiijtest rendez-
think, Magyar a magyarert'
akci6ra. Sep 0sszeg gyiilt
ossze, anit a tobbi folajanlott
osszeggel egyutt Pestre kill
diink a kirabolt Felvidek nepe-
mex felsegelyezesere.
Ejfelkor toltott kaposztat
adott fol Mrs. Horvath, amt
elvezettel fogyasztottunk el.
/ A Pro Hungaria tisztikara
kosz0nti a 1nagyarsagot, akik
mindig partoljak egyesiile-
tiinket es el6segitik ugy en-
kolcsileg, mint anyagilag, hogy
hazank erdekeben mennel
nagyobb lendiilettel dolgoz-
haSsunk.
| Az est rendezeset Yack6 Jo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24

December 46 december ig gyjt Youngstown Is k0ny6ke
mex magyarsaga csehek altal 0nreett Felf0d magyar
testverek javara. Hazr6lhazra jarnak maid gyuj-
t0k. Az egyhazak vettek keziikbe Nagybizott
sagi mozgalom ranyitasat Karacsonyi
gely mi szegenyenhnek. Adomanyok
a magyar arvahazaAnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24
+ s. MEk II y + <

A husz evDel esel6tt elr1b0lt
magyar Felt6ld0n megIehet6-
sen Macy a ,ayomorusdg.
A 1aSpe -. magyar, tot, ru-
ten egyardnt boldog, hogy Ma
gyarorssdg isnaet a hasdja. A
magyar fold ism6t magyar.
De sajnos es csaknem az
egess.
Ujjong6, 0ront6l sir6 k6s-
segek nSpet kiraboltdk a csc
hex.
Dus aratds utdn a Felf0ld
uisssater6 nepenek alig van
betev6 talatja. AZ eletet eI-
Dittek a ssebrdkok.
Hasulrol j0tt ertesitesek sse-
rint a vissasvonul6 cseh kato-
ndk es kal0n0sen a magyar
fnlDGkbd elhelyezett cseh tisst-
Disel6E eIDitteE naindent ami
negmosdithdt6 bolt. A ma
gyar, tot es ruten pnrasst kis
f0Ldjen termett busdt, rossot
eluittek. "A f0ldeken kidsattdk
a krumplit es eluittSk.
"A pinceket felt0rtek es el-
yittek a bort. AZ igds dllato-
kat eIrekundltdk a hadsereg
celjaira. VoltGk olydn falUak
ahonpan meg a Bocsi-tehenet
is elhajtottdk, ugy, hogy a
gyermekek tel nelkdl n1arad-
tax.
Csak termessetes, hogy a
magyar kornsdny k0ueteli a
naindenlkb6l kitosstott ssege-
nyek kdrp6tldsdt, de ha eg a
k0vetelSs siEerrel is jdr7ad, az
igy elinteseset a csehek maid
h6ndpokig elhussdk.
Esert i7adult meg Magyaror-
.ssdgon a magyar a Ma
gyarert" naosgdlona, anaelynek
elem a j6ssivaseger6l es j6te-
konysdgdr6l hires magyar
nngyasszony Horthy Miklos
Eormdnys6 felesege dH es ct
segiti Ir,aredy B&ldne, a nsi-
nisstereln0E neje, akinel ked-
Desebb, bdjosnbb ss demo
krutikals magyar al,7a6t KEEP
selni sem lehet (tanuk ARA
asok a youngstoao1ai nangyG-
roE, aIcik vell1.k eggiitt meg
ismerkedtek Dele a nydrO?1
Budapesten.
A magyar nep hires a 10
sgiueert. i
A Magyar q Magyarert"
jelszo alig hdngsott Ell meg
naosdult a magyar saep 2 AZ
f0Idi, Dundntui, Tissdntadi
falpak negnosdultak es elDdl-
laltdk visssater6 falDak 11Spe-
mex segdteset. A legssegenyebb
magyar sseller hG mem vOlt
mds, adott 10 kil6 busdt, vagy
egg b0d0a ssirt aaanak test
Dernek, aki k0sel hilss eng
idegen iga alatt ny0g0tt.
Ebb6I a n1osgalomb6l Anae-
rika magyar ssdrnasdsu 'aepe
sem ponhdtja ki naagdt. Hi
seen EOsOtta1lk dnaerikai ma
qyarok kOst tisesreDel elnek
oly0nok, dkiknek ssIl6falUa
Dagy udrosa f0l0tt most el6-
ss0r halsg eD ota leng isnaet
bGssken a piros-feher-s0ld ma
gyar sdssl6.
Nekiirak amerikai 7aagyarok-
max eppen ugy testvereink a
r0bigdbol kiss1bGdult Felf0ldi
nagyaroE, mint testverei a
hasai naGgyGroknak.
Ndlu7lk sincS UuIanai i6 vi-
ssony. america most kesd is
met kiIdbalni egg ujabb de-
presssiob6I. Az GnaerikGi ma
gyar nau1kds mem sok1t ke-
resett ebben az evben, sotara
k0smunkdb6l tepgetik eletii-
ket es vnnnak sajn0s olyanok
is, atik egyenesen reliefen
D171711E.
MSgis keH, hogy megnaos-
duljon a mi magyar ssicdink
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24

her7a1 tOgndE n,1yydrtOt
naagyar7aak.
Tudjuk es sressdk, hogy az
a youngstoa07ai noGgyarsdg,
amely egg pdr nap aIatt 10
eel 0t eser doIldrt gydjt0tt 4
ssiberiai hadifoglyok hasaho-
sataldra, ismaet megnyitja sci
pet es saj'aos naegcsappant er-
ssenyet.
Tudjulc, hOgy nai7adenki,
meg az is, akt WPA n1unkdn
teng6dK, tehetsegeheg n,erten
fog ADM. Eressdk, hogy se1aki
sem togja kiuonni naagdt az
alol, hogy::
Magyar7aak adjon a Mo-
gyarl
Fogadjdk maid a gyujt6ket
ssiUeSen naindenhol. AEit eset-
leg elkerllnenek eInesesb6l,
kaldjek adonadnyaikat vagy a
hat magyar egyhds lelkesse-
hes, Ugy lapupkh0s. Mind a
youngstoaO1ai 1aagyarsdg gyaj-
tesebe naegy.
Meg egg SEQ a gyerekekhes
es tidtalokh0s.
Odadt Gbbdn a f1lubda,
1hol apdtok, anydtok ssiile-
tdt Els magyar gye,nseeek
ehesek es sok esetben ruhdtla-
nok. ri gyermekek is adjatok
"a magyar gyern,ekeknek, akik
-ha sOha sem Mtjdtok is meg
6ket naSgis testvereitek
AZ egSss Youngstown es k0r-
nyeti naagyarsdg adjon.
Magyar a M1gyarert!"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24

A Pro Hungaria youngs-
town. osztalyanak vacsoraja,
melyet a Felvidek folszabadi-
tasanak oromere rendezett,
nagy erk0lcsi es anyagi skier
rel folyt lie.
Horvath Antalne, agilis ma
gyar no, gyonyoru fekvesii
vendegl6je zsufolasig telt meg
amerikai es lelkes magyar ko-
zonseggel, akik csak a kora
reggeli orakban szeledtek ell.
- Az asztalok viraggal es nem-
zetiszinii zaszlokkal voltak dir
szitve, a kandall6n nagy ma
gyar es amerikai zaszlo len
gett.
A falon egy nagy magyar
terkep volt kifeszitve, amelyen
az vi hatarok, piros-feher-zoid
zaszlokkal voltak megjelolue,
Vacsora utan a terkep az err
deklodes a magyarazatok koz-
pontja lett.
A kokardakat amt a ven
degeknek feltiiztiink: Csete
Sandorne iegyz6 adomanyoz-
ta es keszitette.
Az iinnepi yacsora alnerikai
es magyar himnusszal kezd6-
d0tt, az aSztali aldast Rev. Ko-
valicky Victor mondta a Scent
Gyorgy Cor. Kath. Egyhaz lei
keSze.
A id vacsora utan kezd6-
dott az estelynek iinnepi re
sze, Miss Marion Stavrovsky
varosunk nepszerii enekesn6je
es enektanarn6je toltotte be a
toaztmesteri szerepet, nagyon
igyesen, ugy hogy maskor is
| tigenybe vessziik.
BeSzeltek Mrs. Herceg, volt
elnoknonk, ak buzditotta a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-11-24

A Pro Hungdria peset6sege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-03-08
CZECH DEMOCRACY
HOPES ARE RAISED
Optimistic Views Are Expressed
by Speakers at Masaryk
Institute Dinner.

An optimistic view Of the future Of
democracy in Czechoslovakia, despite
pressure from neighboring countries
hostile to democracy, was expressed
last night by the Czechosloyakian Min
lister, Vladimir Hurban, and James G..
Mcdonald, New York Times editorial
writer, who spoke at the dinner meet
ing Of the newly organized Masaryk
Institute.
"Czechoslovakia is not willing and
will not yield to any pressure from
without, political or cultural, which
would seek to divert us from our
chosen path of democracy and human
ISM" Minister Hurban declared.
He quoted Thomas Masaryk, the
first President of the Czechoslovakian
Republic. as saying: Freedom of opin-
ion is form Of political freedom and
q condition Of it. Even in politics the
method of trust Is the most practical"
Although Mr.. Mcdonald mentioned
no names, he spoke scathingly Of the
relationships which surround Czecho-
slovakia.
THE superficial appearance of unity,
power and strength does not tell the
whole story" he said. If the country
were really so strong, its leaders would
not have to describe its strength in
addresses lasting two or three hours"
DR.. Herbert A. Miller, professor of
history at Bryn Mawr College, who
was the late President Masaryk's clos
est adviser when the Czechoslovakian
statesman came to the United States
to consult with President Wilson, de-
scribed intimate details in the life of
the man in whose memory the Masaryk
Institute was organized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-03-08
BALLET WILL OPEN
SEASON TONIGHT
Afternoon of a Faun' Heads
Program-Second Is Set
for Tomorrow Night.

With its program topped by q ballet
that caused q major furore on the &C.
casion Of its debut many years ago
in Paris, Col. w. de Basil's Ballet
Russo the Monte Carlo company was
to open a brief Washington season.
tonight at $50 in Constitution Hall.
Four presentations are to be offered
in conjunction with the National SYM
phony Orchestra tonight, and q sec.
ond group Of four will be danced to-
morrow night.
Debussy's 1.-The Afternoon Of Faun"
leads the list Of ballets for this evening.
Patterned after the sensationally sue
cessful choreography done for this
number by the great Waslaw Nijinsky,
the Ballet Russo performance is re-
ported to be one Of the finest in its
repertoire. Others works to be pre-
sented tonight include 'Symphonie
Fantastique." and "Cimarosiana,' Gre
atoms of the famed choreographer
Leonide Massine, and 1.-THE Hundred
Kisses" with choreography by Bronis-
lava Nijinska, sister of Nijinsky.
There are 70 members of the Bale
Russo group, 10 of them American
dancers, the stars include Trina Baro-
nova. Tatiana Riabounchinska Alexan:
dra Danilova, David Lichine. Yureh
Shabelevsky and Paul Petron. Tht
National Symphony will be conducted
tonight by Efrem KurtZ regular con.
ductor for the ballet unit.
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Elder Michuux
Conducts Rites
For Old Autos

With Elder Lightfoot Michaux and
his Happy Am I" chanting supporters
in principal roles, q fiery drama de-
picting the end Of nearly 100 out-of-
date automobiles took place before
more than 5000 awed spectators last
night In 4 vacant lot near New York
and West Virginia avenues NE.
Blazing flares were tossed into q 40
foot pile Of ancient hivvers, stuffed
before death" with excelsior and
soaked with gasoline, and the flames
spread. <...
"Hallelujah!" cried the Elder.
"Hallelujah!" echoed the choir.
I'VE have created a hell out here"
shouted the leader. yea, veal" agreed
his Happy Am I" followers, as the
flames rose higher toward the sky in
evidence Of Washington's participa-
ton in National Used Car Week.
Fire trucks were parked nearby, lest
the roaring inferno spread beyond its
intended bounds. Police were on hand
to hold back spectators who, for some
unknown reason, wished to get closer
to the intense heat.
The fire burned on for hours after
hundreds Of more fortunate automo-
biles pulled away from the scene with
Their owners under the steering wheel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-03-08

Death Seeks Old Name.
Henry Norman Death Of Durham
South Africa, wants his old name re.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-03-08
BY the Associated Press,

6y lue ASSOClatEQ EIcS6s
The Treasury rang out the glad
tidings today that Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
President Roosevelt's home post
office-is going to get bell after all
It's going to be some bell, too. for
it will cost $4,569, which is quite q
noise on anybody's cash register.
Tangled in technicalities for weeks,
it began to look as il no merry ding
dongs were going to clang out over
the quiet Duchess County country
side.
Three times the Treasury's procure
ment division sounded the tocsin for
bids and twice somebody got mixed up.
Only one company bid the first time
. The second time one Of the bidders
became confused over the dings and
dongs. He thought the Government
wanted bell that would ding just
once for every hour.
That wasn't the case.
The Government sought a bell that
would ring out the hour in numbers.
A bell that struck o'clock all the
time, officials felt, would be monot-
onous as well IS confusing.
Back went the bids. TIE third time
the McNeely Co. Of Waterviet, N. Y,
got the Job.
The bell is going to weigh $500
pounds. It's going to be 48 inches
tall and Sc inches in diameter and in
addition to striking the hours, it's
going to toll.
Specifications-which the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-03-08
A|RL|NER SEARCH
COVERS z FRONTS
Leaders Believe Plane With
Nine Aboard Crashed in
Bass Lake Area.
~ tho Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
FRESNO, Calf, March S.-The
hunt for q giant airliner and its nine
occupants. missing week in the
now-blanketed Sierra country, was
pushed today on two widely separated
fronts where residents reported sight
ing 'storm-buneted plane last Tues
day night.
Planes were awaited lifting Of storm
clouds to search the Bass Lake re-
sion, Is miles northeast, where two
residents said they saw q large ship
about $50 pm. Tuesday.
Ninety miles north of here Shef-
ii Joe zwinge Of Calaveras County
prepared to lead searching party
into the Blue Mountain section, where
20 persons have said they saw 4 big
plane between GAS and 10 pm. Tues
day.
There was no immediate way of
determining which group actually saw
the Transcontinental e. Western Air
transport, seeking an emergency land
ing field after weather forced 1t back
on flight from San Francisco to Los
Angeles.
Search leaders have not shown con-
Germ over the reports from Calaveras
County, holding to their belief the
plane crashed in the Bass Lake region.
If We could only get a couple Of
sunny days believe enough snow
might melt to help US find the plane
said Jack Frye, T. w. A. president
who piloted his own ship in the hunt
until called to Washington on busi-
ness last night.
II don't think there is . chance
that any Of them lived after q crash
In country like that"
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c. c. c. EDUCATION BILL
OPPOSED BY FECHNER
IT Would Not Work., sAys Head
Of Corps. at Hearing On
$500, 900, 600 Measure.

~ the Associated tTess.
Proposed legislation for compulsory
education Of c. c. c. boys drew op-
position today from Robert Feehner
director Of the Civilian Conservation
Corps.
1T would not work." he testified at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-03-08
Cave People Visited.

Jewish cave dwellers of Matmata
who live in an underground city. in
chalk caves in the Tunisian Desert
near Tunis, carry on as have their an
cestors for centuries, according to
Maxa Nordau, distinguished German
woman writer. who recently visited
them. The entrances to their city are
hardly noticeable, but they lead down
through tunnels into white town
with streets, stores and little squares
Homes and furniture are cut out Of the
chalky rock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-03-08
R0Oseuelt's Home Post Office
Finally to Get 1850 Bell

says the President has been over him.
self-are pretty rigid
The company has 30 days to make
the bell and 80 days to install 1t in
the Colonial cupola atop the new
Poughkeepsie Post Once.
The third specification may give
some citizens a headache-the COM
panys going to have 80 days to get
the bell ringing right. That sounds
like q lot OF noise. -4