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Evening star., 1938-12-25
Yuwkey Still Is Griffs Idea of Sunto

Sanity:
Just lines to let
place
In chimney telling take them Detroit bring Birdie
Tbbetts Culnbine, pitchers
Hank Genberg
morning 1 for a
kinda illusions the Eddies,
named
Yawkey,
ball
waived of the league.
Dsappointedy,
C
got through talking
didn't ST. Louis aa because
reindeer
sounds like National League
Cardinals but the Browns
e unless cooked. c. c. G.
Mr. Murphy Wants to Know About Bowl Bid
college football
clearly asked bowl bid for Georgetown which,
probably undefeaed
time in 64
could through good
all smiles fall
anybody But there wasn't
football
called
invited for drink of In
that's a bowl bid, but no thanks to you, Fancypant
Peevshly
H. GABRIEL MURPHY
Graduate Manager of Athletics.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
No Sproy Gun for N. B. A. Committee
Touehdowners Got the Biggest Untitled Stocking

Hi, Hghboots:
Touchdown Club Washington
Mountain and h 1t with
filled
civic minded who anxious
justice make cicing the
of the college football player for instance because the fellow
his head off for glory and otherwise favor
thinking only Washngtons well
Georgetown.
well number other big events like
the Olympic games the high school competitive drills
Regretfully,
TOUCHDOWN CLUB
Evening star., 1938-12-25

HERE THE EVIDENCE one lace pantes the Duke
arrived with
"A. P.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
Rugged Exhibition Schedule Framed for Mats During 39 Training Campaign
Win, Lose or Draw
YuIetide- Disappointed Get OFF Quick Protests;
Dobson's Loynx, Redskins Bottles Didn't Arrive

Afew early letters indignation
Mr.. Santa
Box 157,
Hello
don't know why it is people can't things straight
dncty told Mr. Jack dictate
cessor to Ch Battles for Redskins Mr.
and he did But
In the college
doesn't difference probably
eliminating favor of the Chicago
knuckles all Of stockings
sold
ball
Wishing could whikers through a wringer
Yours truly,
GEORGE MARSHALL.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
Mr.. Murphy Wants to Know About Bowl Bid
Frank Dobson Didn't Get His Wish

Claus:
just to you undoubtedly n oversight
neglected fill had to
attend banquets have had to
coaching would
before the football writer's uncheons again remain
Throatly,
DOBSON.
pair guards
would Wolfe Maryland
ball team, somehow has been the
No Sproy Gun for N. B. A. Committee
Boxing Ranking
taking awful beating the for making
Tony Galeno the No challenger Joe Louis
destroyer and
unable
this morning
getting and tired hearing Galento
he'll him without
red
pal
Evening star., 1938-12-25
Sonty Didn't Even Leave On Idea

Dear Bum:
column idea and left fiat like lot
happens when thrown
written II whisky wine and
night but he might
plagiarism wouldn't right confuse the
Pulitzer people They
myself
sport
FRANCIS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
RUN ARRIVED LAST FEW DAYS IN ICY
 STRAIT FISH BANKS

Commercial salmon fishing closes in the outer Icy Strait region today and inner Icy Strait Sunday and in view of the run which has been coming in this week it is not plan ned to extend the season further, according to Alaska Agent L. G. Wingard of the Bureau of Fisheries Wingard, who came in from the area last night and left again for final patrol before going to Ket- chikan, said the run started in the Inian islands the first of the week, the following day appeared at Lem esuier and Dundas islands and yesterday had advanced to Gull Cove and Point Adolphus and was nearing Excursion Inlet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
I .cF!ING CRUISE
 HONORS VISITORS

MT. John w. Vanderbilt was host to a fishing party of fourteen yes r. lay on the Jazz. honoring MT a1d Mrs. Albert Champerdal of sico City, guests of MT. and Mrs ' atierbilt at their residence in the II shall Apartments,
 ' Towing a very pleasant cruise
 -armion Island, and surround ir@ waters. the ship returned to Jah au last evening, at which time iabers of the party gathered at 10 nome of MT. and Mrs. H. o Al. ms. where buffet supper was med.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUNU

0 Prince George scheduled to ar rive at 6 this evening.
 Yukon due Saturday. . Princess Alice due late Satur- day afternoon or early eve . ming. . Mt. Mckinley due Sunday. SCHEDULED SAILINGS . North Sea scheduled to sail . from Seattle tomorrow at 10 . am. . North Coast scheduled to sail . from Seattle tomorrow at 10 . am
 . Chatham scheduled to sail e from Seattle tomorrow at 9 . pm. . Columbia scheduled to sail c from Seattle August 6 at 9 6 am. . Princess Charlotte scheduled . to sail from Vancouver Aug e ust at pm. Prince Rupert scheduled to 0 sail from Vancouver 9 pm. s August B. . Alaska scheduled to sail from Q Seattle 9 am August 9. Northland scheduled to sail Q from Seattle 10 a.m August . 12.  Tongass scheduled to sail from c Seattle 10 pm, August 12. 3 '. SOUTHBOIIND SATLINGS . Princess Louise scheduled . to arrive in port at 6 o'clock . tomorrow morning and sails 6 south two hours later s Baranof scheduled south . bound late tomorrow night e or early Saturday morning. . midnight Friday c Prince Robert southbound . 9 Aleutian scheduled southbound e next Monday. . LOCAL SAYINGS . Estebeth scheduled to sail every . Wednesday at pm. for Sit . ka and wayports. Q Dart leaves every Saturday c O at 10 am for Petersburg, ( . Port Alexander, Rake and . wayports. .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
CUTTER HA!DA RETURNSFROM
 SEATTLE TRIP
Ferries Farley Party-ls to Leave Soon on Hall-
 but Patrol

Tho Coast Guard cutter Haida, It. ( mjr. N. G. Ricketts, docked in laraau yesterday afternoon after ( q uise to Seattle. On the return ( D, Postmaster General James A. Ia.ley and party were taken from ituttle to Victoria.
 included in Farley's party on the z ,tle to Victoria cruise was Pre- I''o- Pattullo of British Columbia Tarlcys two daughters, Ann and 1o E. Ambrose O'Connell, his eX- reH'Ye assistant. Edward L. Rod- dov. assistant publicity director of tle Democratic National Commit iec and Sol Haas, Collector of Gus tC1q for the state of Washington.
 The Haida will be at her Juneau te h until next Thursday, when i. will sail for several days halibut ra,rol in the north Pacific.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
PIONEERS AUXILIARY
 HOLDS INITIATION

At meeting of the Pioneers Aux Hilary Tuesday evening at the IO.O.F. Hall, Mrs. Ann Early Barr received the degrees of the order.
 Plans were also formulated for 6 social gathering of the auxiliary to be held September 6, for all mem bers of the auxiliary.
 The following committees were appointed for the affair in Sep tember: Mrs. J. c. Michaelson, pres ident of the organization will ar range for the social night; Mrs. Charles Jenne, Mrs. Ralph Martin,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
{ tjE PRISE LUNCHEON IS GIVEN MRS. CHAPPELL

Ca herring together eight close fend5 of Mrs. John Chappell, a fu.prise birthday luncheon was f.Wn in her honor yesterday after lt | ay Mrs. Thomas Haigh. at her l,son in the Fifth Avenue Apart r1 1i9.
 1qe bowl of sweet peas cen tr-ad the luncheon table, and the
 con was spent in playing friire. Prizes were won by Mrs. Os- car Olson, high; and Mrs. Robert 1; AVan consolation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
 GIVES HIM WORLD RECORD

WINNIPEG, Aug. 4.-Don Mc- Leod of Winnipeg cla imed the worlds record for continuous flight by model airplane after his little craft was found 35 miles from here. A year ago the 22-year-old fan watched it disappear while flying strongly at a height of 4,000 feet.
 The model weighed seven pounds and was driven by a one-fifth horsepower gasoline engine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
MRS. COOK HOSTESS
 TO THURSDAY CLUB

Another of the Thursday sewing club gatherings is being held this afternoon at Normandi Lodge, the Point Louisa home of MT and Mrs. Norman Cook
 Luncheon was served by the host ess, the remainder of the afternoon being spent in sewing.
 Those present this afternoon in- cluded Mrs. Leo Jewett, Mrs. Floyd Betts, Mrs. Paul Hudon, Mrs. Ray Peterman, Mrs. Mae Crowell, Mrs Harold Smith, and Mrs. J. s. Roehm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
Yakutat Shooting

Reports have been received here that the young son of Peter Dick, former employee of the Alaska Juneau, and now engaged in fish, ing to the westward, accidentally shot and injured a man at the Gulf of Alaska metropolis. No legal &C., tion has resulted, it is said, and the injured man is recovering.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
? 2!NCE GEORGE
 IS DUE TONIGHT
Has Many Tourists Aboard Also Four Passeng-
 CTS for This Port

Cenadian National steamer Prince C~or is scheduled to arrive in F. tonight at o'clock from the ;.u l..
 There is a full list of tourists ai ard and the following passen- IG booked for Juneau:
 Len Meadows, Mrs. Agnes Reid C. w. Grant and Miss Kath- 1T' Johnson.
 t commander of the Prince Cc9.g ge is Capt. E. Mabbs and N. A Mclean is purser,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
LAST OPPORTUNITIES
 TO APPEAR BEFORE
 EQUALIZATION BOARD

Tonight and tomorrow night will be the last opportunity for tax payers to appear before the Board of Equalization in connection with property assessments. The board expects to wind up the task of going over the tax roll tonight Mayor Harry I. Lucas said, and tomorrow night at the regular meeting of the Council the tax rate will be fixed. The rate for several years has been Is mills and it is not expected it will be raised, it was stated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
ENTER THE DARK HORSE


 Numerical age and political age are marked off on different calen- dars. Years of languishing in wait for 1914 could do any number of things. Foremost possibility is that within that time the lightning might strike some newcomer un- known today,
 It would be worse still for the hopes of these Democratic lads if the days of the New Deal should be numbered by 1914
 Moreover, dozens of congression- al independents who have no thought of the presidency are ham, kering for a President a trifle less popular. Rolling along with Roose- welt is great if a congressman is 100 percent with him, but far less than fun if he is not.
 One certainty, demonstrated anew by his transcontinental tour, is that the President has masses of sup port. Many observers here, however, are convinced that if MT Roosevelt doesn't like the way the New Deal is working in 1940 he will be ready to captain it until 1914.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
BID APPROVED

The bid of Wright and Stock has been approved by the Secre- tary of Agriculture for grading and surfacing the Wrangell Highway at Chichagof Point, according to in formation to the Bureau of Public Roads. Cost of the project is fixed at $110,000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
HIGHWAY IN PORT

The Bureau of Public Roads ves- sci Highway is scheduled to arrive in port tonight from Wrangell after trip wlth supplies and equipment to various road camps in the South east.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04

tor Clark of Missouri, who also is young enough to wait. In fact, six years of additional age might not hurt more than one or two ot the present possibilities.
 They include Senator Barkley of Kentucky and Governor Happy Chandler of the same state, Sena- tor Byrd of Virginia, Governor Earle of Pennsylvania, Senator OMahoney of Wyoming, Secre- tary Wallace of Agriculture, May or LaGuardia of New York, Secre- tary Ickes of the Interior, Admin istrator Harry Hopkins of WPA, Vice President Garner Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, whose state organization already is torch ing for him. Robert Jackson, solici- tor general, and perhaps some more senators and more cabinet members and more governors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04

and Mrs. Charles Hooker, will have charge of the entertainment, while Mrs. Kate Jarman, and Mrs. Della Dull will arrange for refreshments
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04

Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire Office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04

Try The Empire classifieds fol results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
TIDES TOMORROW

Low tide-2:37 am, 80 feet. High tide-9:14 am, III feet. Low tide-2:32 pm, 60 feet. High tide-3:53 pm, 13.3 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-08-04
Democrats Who'd Like
 To Be President? You
 Find Them Everywhere

Continued from Pagr One)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
VADASZOK UJEVE
MEGKEZD6DOTT

A kelet ohioi vadaszok meg
kezdtek a fegyvereik rendbe-
hozasat, vadasz ruhaik es csiz-
maik el6szedeset, inert hetfotol
kezdve hivatalosan megkezd6-
dix a vadaszok uj eve. E napon
mar lehet mokusra vadaszni,
azutan par nap mulva mar vi
ri madarakra is oktober 6-tol
november 25-ig, kiilon kacsa-
belyeg sziikseges a vadasz en-
gedelyen, november 15-t6l 30
ig facanra naponta ket ka-
kasig, magyar fogolyra szin-
ten november l5-t6l 30-ig 4
darabig naponta, a nyulvada-
szat ideje pedig november 25-
tol januar 1-ig tart. Ez iden
mar az ohioi vadaszoknak is
kell a hatukon feltiin6en hor-
dani a vadasz engedely sza-
mot, mem csak az $1.25-be ke-
rul6 zsebbe valo kis engedely
szamot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
KISKORU LEANYOK
VESZELYBEN

Youngstown varos rendorse-
ge utasitast kapott, hogy a
North Side-i Broaden ucca kor-
nyeket kulonosen kiserje fl
gyelemmel, inert az utobbi he
tekben t0bb panasz erkezett
az ottani szuloktol, hogy ket
fatal flu sarga szinu autoval
gyakran megallitja az uccan
jaro kis lanyokat es ktilonbozo
irugyekkel kocsizasra hivjak.
Az utolso panasz a mutt csu-
t0rt0k0n erkezett a rendorseg-
hez egy anya reszerol, aki ket-
segbeesetten panaszolta, hogy
a 7 ewes kislanyat a sarga ge-
pes fatal emberek kocsikazas-
ra hivtak es amikor a kislany
kiabalva szaladni kezdett, a
ket meresz flu uldozobe vette.
Maid mfkor lattak, hogy a XII
abalasra felfigyeltek a jaroke-
l0k, abbahagytak az ildozest
es visszaterve az autojukhoz ell
menekiiltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
BAKE SALE LESZ A
McKELVEY UZLETBEN

A Campbell Magyar N6k
Kore september 24-en, szom-
baton delelottol Bake Sale-t
rendez a Youngstown Nickel
vey uzletben, w. Federal st.
Lesz oft minden, mint Kug-
ler-nel Pesten. Dobos torta, xii
lonfele retesek, pozsonyi dios
kifli, valamint vajas, porha-
nyos tesztak mindenfele fajta-
ia. Azonkivul a campbelli n6k
altal keszitett htin6 csiga,
laska es egyeb gyurt tesztak
jutanyosan, be valasztekban
kaphatok A Campbell N6k
Korenek vezet6sege ezuton ke-
ri a magyarsag partolasat es
joindulatat, hozzak ell az anne
rikai ismer6seiket is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
FOLY0B0L KIFOGOTT
HULA ELLSWORTHON

A multi szombaton az Ohio
folyobol halaszo ferfiak kifog-
tax William Maleolmson Sten-
benville-i acel munkas holtteS-
tet, akinek a sZulei Ellsworth
lakosok. Coroner Ray F. Flee
megallapitasa szerint a ferfi
mar halott1 volt, mielott q fo-
ly6ba kerillt. EFT bizonyitja a
bal SCENE kornyeken es bal
arcon talalt daganat, anlely
tamadas kozben keletkezett.
Nyitott sebet vagy mas seru-
lest mem talalta,S a testen, a
mely halalt okozhatott volna.
A holttestet egy gyari munkas
baratja ismerte fel, aki a ha-
lott lakasan erdeklodott, inert
Malcolmson mar kedd ota mem
jelent meg a munkahelyen. A
halottkem vizsgalata alapjan
a test legalabb is 36 oran at
lehetett a vizben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
KALUCkY SANDOR
KIGY0 CSATAJA
A labarol ut0tte lie egy nagy
csuszo-maszo. Kutya es XII
gy6 harca

Izgalmss eset tortent a ko-
zelmultakban Church Hillen
lako Kalucky Sander magyar
testverinkkel. Egy napon, pus-
kaval a vallan elindult, hogy a
birtokan egy kicsit korilnez-
zen, amikor egy meglehetosen
dudvas helyen a laba hirtelen
megcsuszott es ugyanakkor
azon a labszaran egy olyan
utest erzett, hogy elveszitette
az egyensulyt, terdre esett.
Tudva, hogy a kozeleben mines
senki, mem tudta megmagya-
razni a hirtelen ert utes okat.
Korulnezve nagy megdobbenes
sci latja, hogy kb. egy hat
lab hosszu es vagy ct ines
vastag foltos kigyo fejere le-
petit, amely a teste tulso vege-
vel merte az eros itest Kaluc-
ky labszarara. A kellemetlen
helyzetbe kerult magyar test
verink felismerve a helyzet We
szedelmes voltat, a puskajahoz
kapott, hogy a kornyek szokat-
Ian es ITALIAN veszedelmes lato-
gatojat leloje, de a gazdat XII
sero kutya harcba szallt a XII
gy6val es annyira 0sszegaba-
lyodtak, hogy a lowest mem le-
hetett megprobalni, ne hogy a
kutyat talalja.
A kigyo is megszeppenhetett
a tamadastol, inert Macy ha-
mar a drot keritesen atcsuszva
a bozotban eltiint. Az izgalmak
.hatasa alatt Kalucky alig tu-
dott magahoz terni es a labara
kapott itest jo sokaig erezte
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
A WARRENI KULTUR KOR
SZURETI MULATSAGA

A Warreni Kultur Kor sept.
25-en, vasarnap, sikeresnek
igerkezo sziireti mulatsagot
rendez a kellemes fekvesu .ta-
gas Highland Ave.-i Vanitti
Groveban. A tame zenet k0z-
kedvelt zenekar szolgaltatja,
kitjino etelek es italokrol bo-
seges gondoskodas tortent, a
sz6lo csoszok jokepi iigyes ma
gyar lanyok, a bir6i tisztet
Gore Gabor biro ur fogja be-
tolteni. aki szemelyesen fogja
megbiintetni a szolo tolvaiokat.
A beleptidij csaK 25 cent,
ami alkalmat ad mindenkinek,
bogy ezen a nagyszeru mu-
latsagon reszt vegyen.
Az utirany a Highland Ave-
on jelezve lesz. Minden magyar
honfitarsunkat szivesen hiv es
var a Rendezoseg,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

kai magyarsag eddig .csak ma
gyon hezagosan, hianyosan es
sok esetben nemi rosszakarat-
tai alafeStve ertesUlt.
Baratainkat, ismeroseinket,
kedves regi hi elofizetoinket
udvozoliik hazateresunk al
kalmabol. Magunkkal hoztuk
nekik a szIilohaza szeretetet ell
szakadt gyermekeik irant. Ke-
zunkon erik meg a bucsu kez-
fogasok melegsege. Ez nem-
csak nekiink szolt, de mind
nyajatoknak Youngstown es
kornyeki magyarok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
MACYARORSzAC
FEL0L J0k A HIREk
Visszakapjuk a Felf0ld j6 re-
szet. Erdely iranyaban is ja-
vultak kilatasOk

Mar Nemetorszagban hallot-
TUX, hogy nagy dolgok keszill-
mex odahaza. Mire ide ertunk,
mar biztos volt, hogy a vilag
haboru utan osszetakolt CSeh-
szlovakia napjai meg vannak
SZamlalva.
Magyarorszag minden valo-
szinuseg szerint visszakapja a
Felfold jo reszet es pedig min
den haboru es verontas nelkiil.
Ugyancsak jo kilatasai van
max Magyarorszagnak, hogy
visszakapja Erdelyt is a k0zel
jov6ben.
Az igazsag napja kezd deren-
geni a magyarsag felett. A tri-
anoni gyaszbeke ma csak egy
rongyos darab papir, amelyet
nemsokara teljesen szettepnek.
Ne adion ma senki semmit
ARA az ugatasra, azokra a tel
jesen hanis hirekre, anit a
WORDS demokratak" ugatnak
New Yorkban. Aki otthon volt
es aki nyitva tartotta a szemSt
es a filet, meggyoz6dhete ar
rol, hogy az itteni vorosek gya-
laZatoSan haZudnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
TULTERHELT TRUCKOK
KAROKAT OKOZNAK

A megyei sheriff kiadta a
rendeletet az embereinek, hogy
minden tulterheltnek latszo
nehez truckot vizsgaljanak
meg es ha ugy talaljak, hogy
a megengedettnel tobb suly
van a gepen, akkor tartoztas-
SAX lie azokat, inert mar igen
sok panasz erkezett be hozza,
hogy a tulterhelt, kil0n0sen
szen szallito autok tonkre te-
SILK a draga utakat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
DEMOKRATA GYULES LESZ

A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Denokrata K0r sept. 23-an,
penteken, rendesi havi gyiilest
tart a Scent Istvan Otthonban.
Mivel tobb fontos ugy keriil
megbeszelesre, kerjuk a tag
sagot minel nagyobb szamban
valo megjelenesre.
RESS JOZSEF, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
REFORMATUS EGYLET
A Youngstown Magyar r

A Youngstown Magyar Ref.
Egyhaz Ferfi es MOI Bs. Egylet
e ho 25-en. a rank kovetkez6
vasarnap delutan 2 oral kez-
dettel tartja rendes havi gyi-
leset. Keretnek a tagok minel
nagyobb szamban megjelenni.
F'iggesztett tag harom havi
hatralek vegett Geese Janos
keretik megjelenni hatraleka
rendezese iigyeben. Toroltetett
Lengyel Andrasne negy havi
hatralek Matt.
MENYHERT JANOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
VIZSZURO ES TISZTIT0
HUBBARDNAK

A hubbard varosatyak fel-
hatalmaztak a vizugyi bizott-
sagot, hogy kerjen a PWA-tol
koriilbeliil $4,000 segitseget
egy varosi vizszur6 es tisztito
telep felepitesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
FIOK SALES TAX IRODA
A SOUTH SIDEON

A City Trust and Savings
Bank Market Street, fiokhelyi-
segeben sales tax office nyilik,
ahol a banki hivatalnokok ke-
zelik az ado ugyeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22

mar a multi februartol gyen-
gelkedik es az egeszseg dol
gaban meg most is csehiil
all. De minden nagy kiadas
mellett a lapot szvesen meg
ujitottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-22
HAzAERkEzTEK NEMENYIEK A HETEN
BESzAMOLAS MACYARORSzACI UTR0L
Lapunk uladonosa Nagybzottsag en0ke
baton tertek vissza Youngtownba. - Nemenyi Nagyb
zottsag es az egesz youngstown magyarsag elott be-
szamol6t tart. Az utrol ckksorozat eenk meg.

Z
(N) Itthon vagyunk ism6t. |
Sep volt odahaza a sziil6haza-
ban. Minden jo volt. De a leg
szebb negis idehaza. Orilt a
lelkunk, amikor New Castle fe-
lol jovet el6szor megpillantot-
TUX Youngstown jellegzetes
fust csovajat nyugati eg al
jan.
Utazasunk oda es vissza g
leheto legkellemesebb vol,
Azok, akik ijesztgettek az anne
rikai magyarsagot attol, hogy
haza utazzanak es kulonosen
hogy utjukat Nemetorszagon
at tegyek meg nagyon, de
nagyon rossz profetak voltak
Bejartuk nemcsak Magyar,
de Nemetorszagot is. Minden-
hol tart karokkal, igazi vendeg
szeretettel, a legnagyobb kesz-
seggel fogadtak Mindent meg
mltattak amire kivancsiak
voltunk. Sokat lattunk. sokat
hallottunk, sokat tapasztal-
tunk. Mindezekrol egy cikkso-
rozatban fogunk beszamolni.
A Youngstown es K0rnyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Observation-Disclosures, amely KEEP
viseli az itteni .rnagyarsag tul-
nyono tobbseget, kiilon besza-
molot tart maid Nemenyi ell
nok, aki Magyarok Vilagkon-
gresszusan hivatalosan kepvi-
: selte a Mahoning volgyenek
magyarsagat.
Mar a beszamolo elott is je-
lenthetiiik, hoey a rabizott dol
gokat elvegezte. Minden gyile-
sen, ertekezleten resztvett, ell
we've ideiet meg attol is, hogy
regen latott rokonaival hosz-
szabban idozzon.
Munkajanak es a tobbi anne
rikai magyar vezeto emberek
munkajanak maid meg lesz a
latszata a kozel j0voben. Erred
menyeket ertek ell odahaza,
olyan eredmenyeket, amelyek
vegre megszuntetik maid AIT
a mondjuk 'mostoha' viszonyt,
amely az ohaza es az amerikai
: magyarsag kozt a regi id6kben
fent ALT.
A magyar kormany, a ma
: gyar hivatalos korok, a fovaros
es a videki varosok vezetosege,
, a magyar tarsadalom es a ma
gyar nep kitiintet6 szeretettel
fogadott es becezett benniin-
: ket. EFT nem csak mi mond-
: juk. hanem mondjak mind
azok, akik veliink voltak. EFT
: tapasztalta Barko Janosne es
Bunchy Jozsef, akik mint Ver-
hovay dijnyertesek es mint a
Nagybizottsag kepviseloi vol
tax Magyarorszagon. Nekik,
szerencseseknek, tobb volt az
: idejuk. Ok csak kes6bb jonnek
vissza. Tovabb elvezik a ma
gyar vendegszeretetet.
A Vilagkongresszus nagyon
fontos javaslatokat (koztiik
! olyanokat, amelyek youngs-
J, town. magyarsag neveben te-
tettek) fogadott el. Vegre meg
alakitottak a vilag minden ta-
lara szetszort magyarok al
: lando testuletet, amely nem-
csak ARA lesz hivatva, hogy
az altalanos magyar ugyeket
szolgalja, hanem hogy a vilag
minden orszagaban elo ma
gyarsag erdekeit megvedje,
meg egyenenkent is segitve.
II Most mar csak rajtunk, anne
5 rikai magyarokon fog allani,
llogy bekapcsolod odunk-e vilag
magyarsaganak k0z0s mozgal-
: maba. Mi hiien, sernnit ell mem
I hallgatva fogunk beszamolni a
tortentekrol, amikrol az ameri-