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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here just 10 Years
Ago Today AS Taken From
The Files of The Citizen

The election, in so far as it af-
fects county offices, has appar-
emily resulted as most local fore
casters predicted Kirchheiner,
Bervaldi and Curry, county COM
missioners, will all be renomin-
atcd, returns at 2 o'clock this aft
ernoon Indicate Kirchheiner
was already nominated at that
time and the others held COM
handing leads. At that hour
complete returns had come in
from the First, Second, Fourth
and Seventh Precincts. As there
were twice as many votes cast in
the Fifth and Third Precincts,
however, as in these four COM
bined and not more than half Of
these had been counted. William
F. Maloney held a comfortable
lead over Willard M. Albury,
Dave Filler had a comfortable
lead over the opponent, Ross G..
Sawyer. Eugene Albury was
leading Robert II. Givens. Mel
vim E. Russell was far ahead Of
Virgil S. Lowe. Sheriff Cleve-
land Niles had received more
votes than both Sands and White
combined. George Brooks had
upset all calculations by appar-
emily administering a severe de-
feat to Arthur Gomez for State
Attorney.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06
c. I. o.

John L. Lewis, chairman of the
Committee for Industrial Organ
ization, recently declared TO work
ers affiliated with the CIO that
as we grow in natural strength,
our union viii grow in political
strength" He declared that the
Go is holding its membership
and waiting for the day when the
economic tide win turn and his
union can begin the greatest or
eaniznig campaign of workers
that this country has ever wit
messed"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06
WASHINGTON NOTES


ping by Government-law enforc-
ing agencies. Under Supreme
Court decisions, and in the alb
sence of specific legislation. evil
dence secured through wire-tap-
ping cannot be used in the Fed
eral Courts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

A slight blaze at 2 o'cIoek this
morning called tire fire trucks 10
The corner Of Angela and DuvsI
streets The fire was in the rear
IL thc Modern Meat Market Ia a
room occupied hy a Colpred vso-
man. The flames were extin-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Eugnee G. Ashe. former Key
Wester ard at one time president
6f the Chamber Of Commerce, has
just been appointed auditor Of the
Guantanamo Railroad Company,
and the Guantanamo Sugar COM
pany of Guantanamo. Cuba Mr
Ashe has recovered from injuries
received, when throw from a
morse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Chance remarks of a returned
party from a trip over the Over
seas Highway, tourists who were
seeing the country, plus Yankee
intuition, brought the Lowell Bus
Lines into existence between Mi
ami and Key West. That after
noon John F. Lowell motoa. bus
pioneer Of New England, lunched
in Homestead with his wife and
an associate in the business and
had driven back TO Miami upon
the protestation of his partner
that it's no use to go to Key
West. It's only a fishing village
and there is nothing below Miami
except swamps and alligators."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Congratulations to pretty Key West
The eity's excellent newspaper The CHI
zen, daily records news Of construction.
prcgress and heautification.--T Times Union.
Daily The Citizen extolls the beauty of
Key West; it is up 70 the people Of this
community to make good the extolliur
Key West should be a veritab'e rem of the
ocean and can he made So at here nlu s
he no lagging n the effort and no tolega ne
Of unsightly conditions
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Television is in the air. Sets are on
sale but at very high cost, although they
are still in the experimental stage. Some
day it will not be necessary to travel any
more; everything will be brought to our
door IT will be fine for hermits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

The US.S. Quail, navy tug
from the Canal Zone, arrived in
port last night and is berthed at
the naval station as is Submarine
Sis. which vessel was lowed by
the tug. Three other submarines
of the division arrived Sunday.
They are here for inspection and
will soon return to Panama.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

The question has been asked since
primary means first how can there be
a second primary The reference, Of
course, is to the elections. Correctly it
should be called secondary, though pri-
mary is used in the collective sense of the
two selective elections primary or prior to
the general election
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Key West has many distinctions not
the least Of which are the only turtle soup
and pineapple canning factories in the
United States, and to bring you to the
scene of these activities you traverse the
only sea-going highway in the world
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Things are breaking for Tampa, the
ever-patient. Recently it got shipbuilo-
ing contract award, and now President
Roosevelt has signed the independent Of
fiees appropriation bill which contains
100000 for Tampa's DeSoto Pan-Amer-
lean Exposition. We are curious to know
who puts these projects over for Tampa; is
il an individual body or progressive
citizens. or the Tampa spirit?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Ruth Bryan Owen will carry
every county in the Fourth Con-
gressional District except Osceola,
the home county of Congressman
Sears, she told The Citizen at
$50 this afternoon. Told that she
was winning here by two TO one,
Mrs. Owen expressed gratifica.
ton, saying that this was a much
greater lead and great deal
more than she could have hoped
for.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

On account of the Overseas Highway
Celebration, President Federico Laredo
Bru. of Cuba, is in the limelight, having
recently been invited to attend. Most
newspapers add an extra r. in Federico
as they do in "temblor." 1t seems natural,
but is incorrect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Those Chesterfield advertisements
The Citizen is publishing during the pres
ent campaign are a delight to the eye.
Congratulations are due those responsible
for the artistic productions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Editorial comment: Elections
may come and elections may so
but the question Of fresh water
we viii have with us always un-
Ill something is done TO provide
the supply the city must have il
she Is 10 grow greatly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06
TODAY'S COMMON
ERROR
Discourse is pronounced
-korz'; not dis -kors.
Q . . q Q Q . Q . . . g , > = y = = ? = = 2 .
Z Il S T Y o u r
X N OW L e ID C E
Can you answer seven of these
test questions? Turn 10
Page for the answers

test questions: TURN 10
Page 4 for the answers
. ssss - 60 . ssss~Ct
/. Where are the Dry Tortugas
islands,
2. During the first century
3. c., which Roman Gen
eral conquered Gaul?
8. What is static electricity?
4. Name the jockey who rode
Lawrin, winner Of the
Kentucky Derby.
5. Who discovered the North
Pole?
8. What is the official abbrevia-
ton for Pennsylvania?
7. Has an absolute vacuum ever
been attained?
8, Is President Roosevelt a Ma
son?
9. What animal produces the
smallest offspring at birth
in proportion to its size?
10. OF which city is Frank
Hague the Mayor?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Trouble with most families is they
have more than one head.-Times-Uni
Even that is better than an acephalous
family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Troop 4, Girl Scouts, will hold
its regular monthly meeting to-
morrow afternoon 4:30 o'clock in.
the rooms Of the club, instead of
Friday afternoon. Every member
who plans TO go TO camp this sum-
mer should be on hand. Scout
mistress McInnis announces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Once more the Administration is in
quandary. It can't decide whether to sock
or to soak the rich.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

Today's advice: Don't be a Charley
Mccarthy to any man; be yourself.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

l. Water and Sewerage.
2 Comprehensive City Plan (Zoning).
3. Hotels and Apartments.
4. Bathing Pavilion.
S. Airports-I.and and Sea
6. Consolidation of County and City
Governments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-06

guished with chemicals. Chief
Pinder says the damages will be
about $40.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
oLASz, zSiD0k
ULD0zESE

Ami eleinte csak Hitler ira
nyaba intezett baratsagos
mozdulatnak latszott, az most
komoly valosagra valott es
ARA mutat, hogy Mussolini is
beleesett abba a jarvanyba,
amely rninden nemzeti baj
okat a zsidosagban latja.
Az olasz kormany kiadott
egy rendeletet, amely meg
akarja rendszabalyozni a zsi-
dosagot $40 szerint olyan
modon mint ait Magyaror-
szagon tettek. Nyolcvan es
husz percentes szamaranyt
allapitanak meg es foleg' az
intellfgens zsidosagot szorit-
jak lie a megelhetesr6l, de
megtiltjak a kiilfoRdi zsido
,fiatalsagnak is AIT, hogy olasz
egyetemeken tanulhassanak.
ANIMAL meglep6bb ez, inert
hiszen Mussolini maya ALA
pitotta meg, hogy az olasz
szsidosag szama mem tobb ot-
venezernel es ilyen kicsi szam
a negyven milllio olasz mel
lett mem jatszhatik szerepet.
Az europai sajto Mussolini
vi politikajat ugy magyarazza
hogy egy nagy olasz allami
kolcs0nt akar Her6szakolni az
europai zsido bankaroktol es
ha ait megkapja, akkor csc
rebe hajland6 felhagyni a zsi-
dok megszoritasaval. ugy-
n0kei maris targyalnak egy
ilyen kolcson ugyeben Lon
donban.
Az olasz nep k0reben fell
tiinest keltett q rlern aria rem
delet, inert hiszen a tulnyomo
reszben olasz zsid6sagnak ed
dig meglehet6sen nagy nep-
szerisege volt Olaszorszagban,
SGT mem is olyan regen meg
zsido polgarmeStre is volt
Romanak, akivel szemben ugy
a Papa, mint a kiraly Macy
el6szeretetet tanusitott es
magas kitiintetesekben resze-
sitettek.
Mussolini egyebkent a had
seregbd es az allarni hivata-
lckb6l nAris kiparancsolt
minden Mozes vallasu embert
rendeleti uton.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11

hogy 1940-ben palyazni. fog az
eln0ki jel0lksre.. Maga a s7ena-
tor is celzott ere abban a be-
s0edeben, amelyet akkor mon
dott, mikor a jel6lesr6l ertesi-
tettek. II
Tennessee allamban szinten
helyf jellegii volt az el6valasz-
tasi hare. George L. Berry sze-
nator az utols6 pillanatban XII
jelentette, hogy eros clientele
lett a new dealnek, bar szeme-
lyeben igen nagyra becsiili
Rooseveltet.
Virginia allamban a new
deal jel0ltjenek bukasa ARA
kesztette Carter Glass szena-
tort, hogy AIT intesnek ma
gyarazza, amelyet az eln0knek
eszre kell vennie. Glass eddig
Sc volt nagy tamogat6ja az
eln0k javaslatainak es most
Byrd senatorial egyutt ellie
nezni fog a demokrata szena-
torok k0z0tt minden halad6
t0rekvest.
Byrd szenatornak egyebkent
szinten nagyon inyere lenne
az, ha eln0kjel0ltkent kezde-
mex emlegetni, de ere hideg
vizet 0nt0tt Glass senator, aki
AIT mondta, hogy az 1940-ik
evben Virginia ugy megy a de-
mokrata konvenciora, hogy
mem kivan a maga reszere he
lyi jeloltet.
Farley postmaster a valasz-
tasok utan hozzasiet6 ujsag-
ir6knak kijelentette, hogy rea
nezve mindegy, hogy xix gyoz-
tex, addig, amig a torvenyho-
zas t0bbsege mindket hazban
demokrata lesz. Es nezete sze
rint ere megvan minden kila-
taS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
SULYOS VADAK
MURPHY Ellen

A LaFollette bizottsag elott
feltuno kijelentest tett Mon
roe varos osz polgarmestere,
amelynek ele Murphy michi-
gani kormanyzo ellen Tranquil.
Az acelgyari sztrajkok resi-
leteinek vizsgalata kozben ke-
rult a sor q Newton Steel Co.
monroei telepen lezajlott nagy
sztrajkra es ennek soran hall
gattak XII Daniel A. Knaggs
polgarmestert, aki korulbelu'
ezeket mondta:
A sztrajk tartama alatt
megszavaztattak a mnkaso-
kat es 1856 ember visszaakart
terni a munkaba, mig 20
szavazat a sztrajk folytatasat
k0vetelte. Mivel ez a 20 en-
ber es mas varosokba valo ia
mogat6ik meg akartak akada-
lyozni AIT, hogy az els0pr6
t0bbseg visszamehessen dol
gozni, ARA kerte a varosi ta~
macs a korm&nyzot, "a mi
chigani George Murphyt)
hogy rendeljelld az allami ka-
.tonasagot es a katonak tart
SAX nyitya a gyarat.
- A kormanyz6 - folytat-
ia a polgarmester, AIT fe-
lelte, hogy az adott vizonyok
k0z0tt a katonasagot mem
rendelheti XII, de AIT a tana-
csot adta, hogy, nevezzek lSi
annyi deputy rend6rt, ameny-
nyi csak kell es azokkal tart
sam nyitva a gyar kapuit.
Icy eskettiink be azutan a
kornanyzo tanacsara 383 de-
ptyt, akik a picketel6k szet-
vereseben tenyleges reszt vet
tex es lehet6ve tettek az acel-
gyar megnyitasat a dolgozni
akaro emberek el6tt.
A polgarmester tehat ugy
tiinteti fel a tortenteket,
mintha a kormanyzo ketszinu
jatekot folytatott volna, de
val6szinu, hogy a LaFollette
bizottsag tekintetbe vett egy
mellekkoriilmenyt is. AIT,
hogy a monroei Greg polgar-
mester republikanus, mig
Murphy kormanyz6 demo
Tata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
SIT. GYt5RGY SZ0vETSEG
12-IK OSZTALY HIREI

A Scent Gy0rgy Sz0vetseg
12-ik osztalya rendes havi
gyuleset, atartja augustus IA
en- a szokott helyen, mivel a
multi h6napban erdemleges
gyulesiink nem volt, azert ke-
rem a tagtestvereket, hogy
erdekl6djenek jobban az egys
lett dolgok utan, inert arnig
egeszsegesek vagyunk, addig
minden jo van, de amikor
megj0n bal, akkor kezdunk
raionni, hogy tulajdonkeppen
valami nincsen rendben, a mi
aztan mar magaban is Macy
bal. Gyilest pedig tagsag
nelkiil mem lehet tartani; egy-
ben felhivom a tagtestverek
becses figyelmet egy dologra
es pedig az, hogyha valamely
tag 0rok0st akar valtoztatni,
avagy barmi is legyen az egy-
lett ugyb6l kifolyolag, bizalom
NAL forduljanak a titkarhoz,
szivesen elintezi AIT, ami az 8
hataskorebe tartozik, hiszen
csakis vele lehet az osztalynal
minden ugyet elintezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11

.neje sziil.. Jobbagy Erzsebet q
ewes, 343 s. Hazelwood-i Ia
kosoknak lett odaadva, akik
1888 ban eskidtek.
). A legoregebb. ,amerikai ma
gyar S .dollaros dijat a 70 ewes
Moluar Korotnay Istvan, 1925
Mcclure Avei lakos kapta, aki
Akron, O.-ban szutetett.
Az Idora Park vezetosege-
mex becslese szerint a Magyar
Napon megjelentek szamat 18
ezerre becsUlik, akik a leg
nagyobb elismeres hangjan
nyilatkoznak arrol a rendr6l,
amely a nagy szamu ember-
tomegben uralkodott.
Mi magyarok csak biiszkek
lehetiink az ilyen velemeny
nyilvanitasra es remeljik,
hogy a jov0ben is EFT szem
elott fogjuk tartani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
H||'A|!l:I!'R!|'iAlszORUIL.T ! |:
A new DEAL

: &
A het soran tartottisl6v
tasok men, yoltak j kedvez6ek
a New Dealre, inert minden
olyan jel6lt megbukott, aki
annak partfog elvezte. i
Mem szabad- elfeledni azon-
ban AIT, hogy Virginia, West
Virginia, Kansas es Missouri
allamok valasztasaiba maga
Roosevelt elnok soha belle mem
sz6lott, egyetlen jeldltet sem
ajanlott, SGT az, elnokf iroda
kijelentette, hogy ebben a negy
allamban Roosevelt mem volt
erdekelve. Ha a jeloltek koziil
bark hivatkozott ARA, hogy
a new deal mellett van, AIT
sajat felel6ssegere tette, inert
jeloleset az eln0k mem indor-
zalta.
Missouri allamban Bennett
Champ Clark senator igen
nagy tobbseggel lett ujra je-
lolve es baratai es hivef most
mar nyiltan hangoztatjak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
'Feijssen .SikerdIt a Magyar Nap

delutan / 6rat6l 7-ig es 7-t6l
12-ig Medve Is szikora zene-
kara jatszott es a vacsora
alatt szamos qjelolt lett bemu-
tatva, amely utan a legna-
gyobb magyar csalad megju-
talmazasa, 2 tonna szen, IL
dollar ertekben lett elintezve,
amely dij nyertese id. Hor-
vath Istvan, 48 S. Lane Ave.
9 tagu csaladjaval nyerte el
(Andras, Josef, Istvan, Mar
git, Janos, lLaszlo es Robert)
A legfiatalabb hazasok dijat
S2.5O-et Mozes Daniel es neje
2 honapos Beaverfalls, Pal
lakosok nyertek Ell. A leg
id6sebb hazaspar dija $3.50,
a rs ewes Sander Ferenc es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11

A verhovay I0s~ik oszt&lya
iov6 vasarnap, azaz ho 14-en
tartia az 8 havi gytiles6t >
szokott i6ben 6s heIyen, ke-
rem a tagtarsakat, aki teheti
a gyiilesen jelenjen meg. to-
vabba kerem azokat. alxik az
osztalyunk altal nyujtott es
meg mindig ervenyben i&v6
beallasi. kedvezmenyt igeiybe
akarjak venni, jelentkezzenek
a titkarnal vagy a kettileti
szervez6nel, vagy az osztaly
valamelyik tagjanal, hogy q
b6vebb felvilagositast megkap-
jak. ssaA
Beteg tagok:: Kollat Fefenc,
1712 Manhattan Ave-, Csikos
Janosne "a E. Dalazon Ave-,
Lengyel Andrasne 2O37 S.
Heigt Ave-, AmbruSko d Fee
rencne jelenleg a varosi kor-
hszban van. Ivan JanoSne 65
Parnel Street.
Turner J6ssef, titkar,
lis Manchester Ave,
Telefon 91059.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
MELLBEL0TTE MAGAT

Philip Poghan 19 ewes, $40
Emmett ST. fiatalember, va
sarnap a fivere, Joseph Pog-
han varosi rendor revolverevel
mellbelotte magat, inert a fl
we're megtagadott 5 dollar
k0lcSOnt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
(Folytatas az .1-s6. oldalr6l)

zonysagot tett tehetsegerd Is
gy0ny0ru barton hangjaval
belopta magat a hallgatosag
szivebe. Remeljik, hogy
tobbszor lesz alkalmunk meg
hallgatni st..
Barsonyne es D e m e t e
duettje kozben a szinpad hat
tereben 20 tagu magyar ru-
has leanycsoport magyar tan
cot mutatott be-. amely oily ha
tast keltett, hogy a k0zonseg
ohajanak engedve, a szamo-
kat meg kellett ismetelni. A
nagy sikert elert tanc szerep-
loi: Miskolci Anna, Bokor
Martha, Palatka Ilonka, Pozs-
gi Judith, Sugyik Mariska,
Simon Mariska, Simon Anna,
Sugyik Margit, Mozes Anna,
Szabo Juliska, Bagosi Bozsi,
Bertalan Juliska, Rabel Erzse-
bet, Mandel Zsuzsanna, Imre
Boriska, Pazsint Irma, Pa
zsint Gizella, Csincsi Ida es
Sugyik Anna.
Nagyszeru latvany volt a
k0zismert Barsony-par kis
leanygyermekenek a kigyo-
szeru akrobata produkcioja,
amelyet a kozonseg szunni
mem akaro tapssal honoralta.
Az Elwood City-ek musorat
Barsony es Barsonyne "Szep
vagy, gyonyoru vagy Magyar
orszag" cimu irredenta DALAI
fejeztek be, amely hazafias
DALAI nagy hatast keltettek a
hallgatosag koreben.
A miisor folyasa alatt tav-
irat erkezett Budapestrol, a
jelenleg Magyarorszagon tar
t6zkodo, a Vilagkongresszuson
a Youngstown Nagybizottsa-
got kepviselo Nemenyi Miklos
Erno, a Nagybizottsag elnoke-
tGl, aki udvozletet kiildi a Ma
gyar Nap alkalmabol az 0ssz-
magyarsagnak es poharat urit
az egeszsegukre. A taviratot
id, Horvath Istvan olvasta fel.
A nivos tartalmu musort
Revesz Kalman, a Verhovay
Segely Egylet kozponti szam-
vevoje zarta be, aki beszede-
ben a Magyar Nap keletkeze-
serol es azota elert eredme-
nyerol tartott erdekfeszito el6-
adast.
Kozben a nagy sport arena
ban folytak a kulonbozo soft
ball csapatok kozott a merko-
zesek mar de7utan fel kettotol
fel 0tig a kovetkezo eredme-
nyekkel:
Niles, Ohioi Athletic Club
7-O-ra megverte a young
stowni Oreg Reformatus csa-
patotc Kes6bb pedig a
Youngstowniak kertek egy
revanzs-merk6zest, amt meg
kapva, a Youngstown oreg
Reformatus csapat 4-1-re
verte meg a nilesi csapatot.
Erdekes merk6zes volt a
nilesi verhovay segely Egylet
leany es a Youngstown Mo-
yers Pants Girl kitiin6 leany-
csapata k0zott, ahol Pants
Girls E0-ra' 1negvertek a
nilesi leanyokat. w. 81.
A cleveland Els0 Reforma-
tus Egyhaz ifjusagi csapata
Sire verte meg a young
stowni Oreg Ref. Egyhaz
soft ball csapatat.
A nagy balteremben anne
rikai zenekar muzsikaja mel
lett delutan 2 oratol 4::3O-ig
park plan tanc volt, 5 oratol
Zig ifj.. Buncsy Janos nagy
zenekara mellett gombjelve-
nyes ingyen tancban vett
reszt a mulatni vagyo k0z0n-
seq. Tanc kozben megtortent
a legszebb magyar ruhas
leanyok kivalasztasa. Videkiek
kozul a Martinsferryek ket
else .dijat SIS dollart Kraj-
nyak Erzsike es Vagga Mar
gitka kaptak.
A videhek masodik dijat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-08-11
X o S Z o N E 7

youngstown es Kornyek Magyar Egyhazak es
Egyletek Nagybzottsaga oszinte szvbol koszonetet
fejezi XII Magyar Nap mlsoran szereploknek Kulo-
nosen pedig azoknak akik mas varosokbol jottek,
hogy emeljek Magyar Nap fenyet es noveljek
Sikeret
Ugyancsak koszon Nagybizottsag Youngstown,
Ellwood City, Hubbard Grard Niles, Warren, Sharon
Sharpsvle Farrell, New Castle Canton, Cleveland,
Martinsferry, Chicago es mas varosok, valamint
kornyekbe far1nak magyar lakosainak AIT kittin-
teto bizalmat ameyet tomeges megjelenesiikke XII
mutattak
RUgyancsak ez uton mond kosz0netet Macy
bizottsag Magyar Napon kiosztott keszpenz es
egyeb ajandekot adomanyozoknak: IS sbea S@t
Ppoy Gyula (Reed Builders Supply Coz; 40
Nemeny Miklos Erno (Am Magyar Hrlap) Ress
JOSEF magyar Davey for Governor Club II 10th
Istvan Deluxe Market.s) Szabo J. Istvan (Sabo
Funeral Parlor); - Vascsak Jozsef (vascak Funeral
Parlor)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-15
FLYING GAINS IN AUSTRALIA

Sydney-(UP)-Commercial avi- ation is 16 years old in Australia and has a total flying mileage of 9,500,00O. The greatest gain was made during the past year, as two years ago the total mileage was only 2,300,000 miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-15
CHURCH COUNCIL
 NAMES SPEAKERS
Ten Local Ministers to Discuss Unity at Series
 of Discussions

When Bishop Oldham spoke in Waterbury in February about the great movement toward Church Unity and reportec on the world conferences at Oxford and Edin- burgh last summer, he stressed the importance and necessity of each and every laymen becoming famil- far with the actual results and f1nd- ings of these conferences. The op- portunity to do this has now ar- rived.
 Sponsored by the Council of Churches there will be held foI- i'm portant meetings on the next four Wednesday evenings April 20, April 27, May and May Il. The first three meetings will be held in St. Johns parish house at 8 p. m. There will be half hour address by someone well qualified to present the larger issues of the conferences and these will be followed by dis cussion groups led by various clergy men and laymen of this city. The committee has secured Rev. Floyd Tomkins, rector of St. Johns Epis- copal church in Washington, Conn., for the opening meeting. For many years MT. Tomkins has been secre- tary of the commission chosen to deal with the work toward Church Unit, and in this important capac- ity MT. Tomkins attended the con- ferences last summer.
 The speaker for the third meet ing will be the Rev. Dr. William Ho- race Day of Bridgeport. Following these preliminary addresses there will be six discussion groups as fol- lows:
 1. Church Unity
 MT. Gaines, MT. Brewster |2. Church and International Rela- tions--
 Dr. Walker, MT. Sinclair 3. Church and Community
 MT. Fairbank, Mr. Cochard 4. Church and Economic Order
 MT. Bobilin, F. Dutton Noble 5. Church and State
 Dr. Gregg, MT. Locke 6. Church and Education Dr. Lewis, MT. Walch, MT. PurintOn
 The last meeting on May Il will be held at Davenport Hall, Second Congregational church at 7:30 p. m. This will be mass meeting and will include an illustrated address by the Rev. Roy M. Houghton of New Haven on the general subject of the conferences.
 The committee for St. Johns church includes: J. Milton Burral, Jr.. chairman; Mrs. Bonnet Bron- son, John A. Coe, Jr, F. Dutton Noble.