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The Nome nugget., 1938-09-02
FOR SALE

Wonderful business opportunity, Fishemen's resort, fifteen miles from Seattle, Wash. Six hundred and ninety feet of water front on Sound; building large enough to store seventy-five boats. .-....., :. Twenty-Five out board motor boats; four out board motors. ...- :. Electric motor and hoist to handle boats.
 :. Seven cottages furnished. ...-... .. Pumping system for live bait ponds.
 Will sell half interest or all
 5000 will handle deal. .-.. -.....
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-02

Proof of Labor Blanks can now be had at the -.me Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-02

Don't Forget-the Nugget circu- lates your political ads in the outlying section without extra cost
The Nome nugget., 1938-09-02
s. s. Denali Sails

, from its cruise in the Arctic 10 Siberia. The vessel re- ined in the roadStead most of day, unloading freight, and led south about 4:30 pm. In lition to the fifty Arctic Cruis a considerable number of pas gers took passage from Nome. following are the outgoing sengers from Nome: A H Bings
 Mrs M w Macklin Miss Sally Lokin Kenneth Chisholm E R Levin
 B. R. Hubbard
 Henry McWhister Vernon Fisher
 Mrs Brinton Spragua Miss Constance Mazen Peter w. Thompson R B Hubbard
 Mrs C A Bradshaw Mrs w L Smith
 Miss Jane Smith Master James Smith Master Billy Smith G. W. Laiblin
 Mrs. G. w. Laiblin Father J A Concannon Betsy PederSon
 Cyril O'Donnell
 Mrs A J Lomen
 Miss Mirann Lomen H " Dawley
 Mrs 1 M Stevens A J Baldwin
 Mrs Jack Jefford Mrs Geo Fithin Carol Huebnes A J Lomen Jr. Mrs G E Harney Helen Escholt D C Foord
 Dr. V. E. Levine Carl Lomen
 Mrs Carl Lomen J Hammond
 C Huebner
 Mrs Curtis Jacobs Master Curtis Jacobs Jr. Miss Winona Jacobs Miss Harney
 c H Films
 Walter Timn Miss s M Jefford H Pedersen
 E J Lisby
 Lorenz Johnson Elmer Mielonen Harold Maxi Jack H Harrison Alvin LaCross John Berg Jack Hastings Jess Mccormack Ole Shines
 Ole Shines
 Bob Carlgren Matthias Pederson Hood Baxley Carl Weckum Pat O'Brien C W Pherrin Bob Druster Arthur Judson Ralph Pakkas Walter Wood Winston Foster Art Sobeck Leo James Jewel Roy McMaBhon Lester Stoops L V Smith
 C Hammond Sayster Winner F Simms Jr. Roy E Curtis
 C J Gaddy
 Frank Shoot
 Roy hammers
 w H Mowers JORTHLAND IN AND OUT The U.S.C.G.Cutter Northlanc to Nome this morning m a cruise of Norton Bay nts. The ship sailed abou l-afternoon for northern triY ching at Teller, Dioqnede Is d. ard East csape, Sitseria.' 2,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16

Among the features of England's new flying battleship" is a re- volving gun turret which guards the tail This ship is capable of 5000 mile flights with a full load of bombs and guns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16
Deputy Grand Knight

Rev. James Woods, Father Prior of Michael McGivney Circle, 124. Columbian Squires, and the Rev. John Dial, spiritual director of the Columbus Study club.
 Invitations have been issued to all families of deceased members of the Knights of Columbus to be present at the services. Religious from all the convents in tke city are also ex- pected to attend as has been the custom in past years.
 A delegation from Sheridan Council, headed by Grand Knight Thomas W. Scadden and Deputy Grand Knight Charles Mcdonald, will be seated on the right side of the middle aisle of the church.
 Testimonial Banquet
 Reports were also submitted at last nights meeting on the progress of plans for the testimonial banquet that the K. of c. will give Most Rev. Matthew F. Brady, bishop of Bur lington, Vt, when he returns to this city on November 27 to pontificate at II o'clock mass at his native par ish of St. Patrick's Church.
 This dinner will be held at the Hotel Elton on Sunday evening the 27t:l and is expected to prove civic venture that will long be remem- bered. Leading members of the cler- gy will be present and the commit- tee has already received word that acceptances by Most Rev. John G. Murray, archbishop of St. Paul, Minn., and SSns. Rev Joseph E. Mo- Carthy, bishop of Portland, Me, make possible for the first time in the city's history to bring together it's three native sons who have been eleFated to bishoprics in the Roman Catholic Church.
 In the absence of Father Cronan last night reports on the banquet were submitted by other members
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16
LOCAL MINISTER'S
 RECORD PROTEST
Adopt Resolution Express ing Sympathy for Jewish
 Victims of Persecution

A resolution condeming the per- secution of the Jews by Germany was adopted yesterday at a meeting of the Waterbury Ministers asso- citation. Rev. John c. Walker, pas tor of the Second Congregational Church is president of the associa- ton.
 The resolution follows:
 we members of the Waterbury Ministers association in the City of Waterbury, Conn.,, at a meet ing of said association held on Tuesday, Nov. IS, 1888, wish to record our sense of shame and indignation concerning the out rageous treatment being accord ed Jews and Roman Catholics by the Maxi party in Germany. We stiil have faith in that great body of Germans both in America and in their Homeland, who we be- lieve feel as we do that the things taking place in Germany today are an affront to civilization, and are un- Christian and ahominable
 We wish to record our emphatic protest and to extend our sym patiy to those members of that ancient race whence sprang the Saviour of the world. We believe the time has come when we-must stand more filmly for those prin- cipieS for which Jesus gave His life, namely human brotherhood of a result of diven fatherhood of all men and women everywhere, throughout the whole world"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16
(BY THE OUT EAsTERD

Magistrate Frank Oliver of the Bronx Magistrate court, New York, seems to be the right sort of man for the position he now holds. His logic regarding intox- icated persons, and why they should be taken into custody in New York city seems to be to the point in the case of Wm. Dinan, 49, who explained he was ending a three week bender"
 Dinan is chauffeur; he fell asleep in car in public park ing lot, and was arrested; it wasn't his car. The man was remanded for probation investigation.
 Kindness
 Listen in and we'll tell you what the magistrate said.
 There is one thing about drinking under modern conditions that is a distinct peril. The traf- fic figures of deaths in the streets by motor accidents show that al- most 50 per cent of those who are killed had been drinking heavily. It is kindness for a police officer who sees man staggering in the street to take him to the police station for a sobering period.
 "In small towns, men may be taken home by the police. But in New York city that cannot be done. We used to say when we saw a man just able to walk: Let him go, he will get home all right That cannot be said now. The chances are he will not get any where, except to hospital or a morgue. The question now is hot one of public intoxication but the safety of the life of the intoxica- ted man. A police officer hates to bother the ordinary person who has been drinking. I do not blame him. But now it is more danger ous to cross street than to cross the tracks of the New York Gen. tral, at least the railroad has a schedule. Motor traffic has none.
 Tt may seem strange to say that it is charity to arrest man. It sounds like a contradiction in terms. But to arrest an intoxi- cated man on the streets of New York is a charity in the largest sense. It might save his life.
 'The policy of dealing with in- toxicated persons has got to be one of public safety"
 Over the Bay!
 It is just as true in Waterbury as in New York that a police of ficer dislikes to bother person who has been drinking. We all drink, and occasionally we get lover the bay" In our own ex- perience, we have been kindly shooed along by friendly police man, who actually watched us "get along" and right into our own boarding house. The police of Waterbury do this quite often, we think, and in other cases bring in the ones who cannot really make the grade. And, just as Magistrate Oliver says, they send them to Headquarters for their own protection.
 All of which is interesting to those of us around in the days when it was chased as just terrible" to be observed with a little skate" on our way home. Out East the late Tom Lunny's double hitched pie wagon was in full bloom in the days we think of, and if one were found with too much liquor in store, he was taken
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16
AVERY SUSTAINC
 INITIAL FINDING

Associate Justice Christopher L. Avery of the supreme court of er- r6rs yesterday sustained finding by Cornfn6n Pleas Court Judge Origen s. Seymour of Litchiield and held Phelps Q. Jones guilty on d charge or being a second offender of driving an automobile while un- der the influence of liquor.
 Jones was charged with drunken driving in Winchester December i3, 1ss6, and Judge Seymour found him guilty as a second offender. He
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16
Knights Pay Tribute To Deceased Members
Annual Memorial Mass in Church of Immaculate COn-
 CeptiOn Saturday Testimonial Plans Progressing

of the general committee including: Past District Deputy William 1T. Harrington, Past Grand Knight Cor nelius F. Maloney, Deputy Grand Knight Charles McDonald and Jos- eph Robinson.
 Reservations
 Many church societies are plan ming to reserve tables for members at the banquet and number have already made application for tickets. They may be obtained at the Colum- bus club, from members of the gen. eral committee or from Past Grand Knight Maloney, chairman of the ticket committee.
 As in all similar banquets of this nature as well as at its Catholic Action dinners the general public, both men and women, is cordially invited to attend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16

appealed, but Justice Avery denied the appeal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16

four speakers addressed the club: John Brady, who spoke on Five Phases of Sllence;" Adrian Mule loy, whose address was entitled "Geography in Architecture::" Miss Mary Sheehan, who reviewed the book Listen. the Wind" and pr. J. Harold Root, who spoke on "Marajuana".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16
HOG CALLER ANNoYs JAIL

Fl Centro, Cal. CUP, Lane Montgomery, 25, arrested on a vag- rancy charge. began u1le-inail hog-calling contest in the Jail with a voice that mad, so much noise and carried so far that the charge against him was raised to disturb ing the peace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16
UNIVERSITY CLUB
 BOOKS KCIBBoN

Chief Electricians Mate John w AEcGibbOn, recruiter for the .. < navy at Waterbury and its sur. rounding communities, will be tiil guest speaker at a meeting of tit New York University club, in th{ Colonial room at the Hotel Elton this evening at 8:3O o'clock. Me. Gibbons topic will be the value to sl1e manufacturer and to labor, iti the construction of one of UnclE Sam's battleships
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16

Chairman Roger Walsh reported on the plans for the annual merno- rial mass for deceased members of Sheridan Council, "A, Knights of Columbus, at the regular meeting of the council last night in the Co., lurhbus club.
 The mass will be celebrated at g o'clock Saturday morning at the Immaculate Conception church. The Rev. J. Oliver Cronan, chaplain of the council, will be celebrant. Assist ing officers at the mass will be the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16
WALKING THE BOYS HOME!
Protection Against Autos Now Prompts Cops to Send In" Leg-Weary Navigators- Cowell
 Discounted Promise to Take Pledge

to 9 box, to await the arrival of the wagon. Some times we found the driver Of the patrol today the prisoner of tomorrow. But my, how the old gray team trampea it's ways through the cobbled streets, with the old closed in car- ry-all banging along in the rear.
 We had more professional "drunks" in those times than we find today, we think.
 The "P1edge"
 One day, in police court, before the late Judge Cowel, a well known rounder declared to the court:
 Judge, if you let me go this time, I'll take the pledge"
 "Yes, and if I let you go, know you won't do anything of the kind; 50 ahead, anyway"
 We all talked "the pledge" then, but no one followed it. It was just a make believe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16
Y. M. c. A. Notes

Plans for the annual YMCA New Years eve dance were discussed at the meeting of the social commit tee last night. Chairman Francis Clark announced he would appoint the committee within a few days.
 Theodore Martus, chairman of the lobby social's committee, has ar- ranged series of lobby events un- til Christmas. These special features will be held in connection with the weekly sing. Mir. Martus called a appealed. but Justice Avery denied
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-16

special meeting of this committee tonight at T o'clock.
 Reports were also heard from Michael Delpo, chairman of the young mems division; Marjorie Kopp of the girls division.
 John Lippy, Jr., of Cleveland, Ohio, spoke on travel through the South and West, with emphasis on Hollywood, last night at the Y.M.CA.
 The Waterbury Public Speak ing Club also held meeting and
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
A "Harapos Ferj'
Campbellben

A "Harapos ferj" cimi ka-
cagtato bohozatnak oily nagy
sikere volt multkor a Fugget-
len Raformtus Fatal Hazasok
Korenek eloadasaban, hogy a
vidam darabot k0zkivanatra
Campbellben is el6adjak es pc
dig most vasarnap este $50
oral kezdettel Magyar Haz-
ban (118 Reed Ave). A rem
dezoseg meghivja kilon0sen a
campbelli magyarsagot, hogy
ne mulassza ell ezt a kedves elo-
adast, amelyet 9 orakor tanc
fog kovetni Rendes Joska mu-
zsikajara. Az eloadas es tancra
a belepti jegy csak 35 cent,
csak a tancra Csc. third. }
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
Demokrata Gyules
Campbellben

A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0r rendes havi
vandor gyulest tart majus 27-
en-, pentek este pont 8-kor a
campbelli Magyar Hazban, 118
Reed Ave. Szivesen meghivjuk
es varjuk demokrata honfitar-
sainkat ezen erdekes es tanul-
sagosnak igerkezo gyulesre.
Tekintettel ARA, hogy
olyan fontos ugyek is targya-
lasra kertilnek, mint polgaro-
sodasi, munkatigyi bizottsag
jelentese es az ez evi piknik
megrendezesenek igye. exert
kerjiik a tagoknak minel ma
gyobb szamban valo megjele-
neset, hogy ez mindenki tudo-
masaval, hozzaszolasaval IS io-
vahagyasaval legyen elintezve.
TAUSS GYULA, elnok.
RESS JOSEF, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26

su1ak Macy bdsskSn Kossuth
Lajosra, akinek neve isnaert
a, amerikai nep el6tt es aki-
mex emleket, mint q szabadsdg-
saeret6, denaokrdtikus magyar
nep megtssteSaleset tisstelik
meg ma is ebbe1a az orssdgban.
Hosssu eueken DIT iparkod-
TUX a magyar reppek bardto-
kat sseresni. Ssdsdval es esre-
vel kertIk amerikdi bardtain-
kat, hogy ha Europdba utas-
max, naenjenek Ell Magydror-
ssdgba, gy6s6djenek meg a
helyssinen, hogy America aka
rattan segitsegevel hogy nyo-
moritottdk meg AIT a ssep or
ssdgot. Bdszkek voltu1ak, ami
kor msSsatertek es ragyogo
ssemekkel naondottdk Ell, NIT
ldttak es tapasstaltak Magyar
orssdgon. Aki egysser oft polt,
mint naagyarbardt j6tt visssa. ]
Ma keayteleaek Uagyunk ese-
ket a mGgydrbardt anaerikaia-
kat kerulni, akik naeglep6due
kerdik t6lunk:. mi tortenik
Magyarorssdgon? Hogy tud es
a lovagias, viddm, tiirelmes, de-
REX faj beh6dolni a nasi esq
n2eknek?"
Bisony nehes esekre a ker-
desekre megfelelni
Tudjuk, hogy nehes, sors-
dOnt0 kerdesek el0tt dill a ma
gyar kornadny. Mi men, dkar-
juk helysetet meg ANAL is meg
nehesiteni, hogy ssajk6 mod
jdra ssdjunkat jdrtatUa meg
kVl0n is felhiUjuk az anerikai
k0rn,dnyk0r0k figyeln1et a ma
gyar helysetre, inert hissen Sc
gitenl mem seysthetnek. MI
csdk renaelhetjIk, hogy a ma
gyar nep ellentdH a ndsi ssel-
len2nek. Mi csdk remelhetjiik,
hogy O. magyar nenset n1eo
togjo tudai orient figgetlense-
get es magyarsdgdt es mem
less a hitlerista Nemetorssdg
egg aldrendelt gyarn1ata.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
EUCHARISzTIKA
A SIT. CYORCYNEL

Annak dokumentalasara,
hogy a gorog es romai lkato-
likus egyhazak "egysegesek", a
budapest Nemzetkozi Eucha-
risztikus Vilag Kongresszus es-
tein a Scent Gyorgy magyar
.gor. kat. egyhaz esti istentisz-
teleteket rendezett, amelyeken
magyarul es angolul hangsu-
lyoztak az eucharisztika fon-
tossagat es jelent6seget.
Az utolso ilyen este ma pen
teken lesz, amikor is Ft. Lu-
kacs Elemer barbertoni es Ft.
Gaspar Janos struthersi gor.
kat. plebanosok lesznek a $40
nokok. Szerdan este Ft. Jaka-
Mich Jozsef steeltoni es Ft.
Hromyak Janos hazeltoni gor.
kat. plebanosok, mig csutor-
tokon este Ft. Petrik Aurel far
relli esperes plebanos es FIT.
Slim Janos warreni gor. kat.
plebanos vegeztek a szolgala-
tot.
Ft. Kovalicky Viktor az egy-
haz plebanosa rendezte a szep
szolgalatot.
Sajnos, a hazai vilag kon-
gresszust reszben elrontotta
Hitler, a nemet nazi vezer, aki
csaknem megtiltotta a nemet
es osztrak katolikusoknak a
Budapestre utazast. A haborus
europai levego is sokat vissza-
tartott az utazastol. Hazai ie-
lentesek szerint a vart 100, ,OOO
kdlfoldi latogato helyett mint
egy 10000 erkezett Budapest
re, ahol szerdan nyitotta mee
fenyes unnepsegek kozepette
Pacelli biboros, a papa kepvi.
seloje a kongresszust. "a radio
lit Amerikaban is leadta.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
vasarnap Is het 2 R,,.sya-
rok Nagyasszon ~ la
volt McFadde. .1pp NFe. =

Ritka kituntetesben res. :.
silt vasarnap es hetfon a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya hitkoz-
seq es annak tevekeny pleba
nosa, Ft. Mundweil Janos, a
mikor Nmlts. James A. Nc
Fadden cleveland puspok oft
tartotta vasarnap a SIT. Vince
Tarsulat negyedevi gyulesen a
beszedet es hetfon, amikor 81
szemelyt reszesitett a bermalas
szensegeben.
A Pal Scent Vince tarsulat-
max 81 tagja vett reszt ennek
a jotekony egyesulesnek ne
gyedevi kozos aldozasan, anne
lyet Mundweil four osztott XII.
A puspok, aki reszt vett az egy-
haz termeben mise utan fell
szolgalt reggelin is, buzditotta
a Pail Scent Vince tagokat, a
xix kozt az osszes youngstown
hitkozsegek kepviselve voltak
a iotekonysag gyakorlasara es
kulonosen ARA, hogy a hato-
sagokkal egyutt mukodve
iparkodjanak a munkanelkiili-
Elk helyzeten segiteni.
A reggelin reszt vettek Mike
Kirwan kongresszusi kepvisel6
es I. Feuer Mahoning megyei
segely igazgato is.
me nezziik lie azokat, akik
segelyre vagy WPA munkars
szorulnak" mondotta : McFad
den puspok, "hanem iparkod
junk helyzetiiket megkony.
nyebbiteni es a yallasnak meg.
tartani oket".
Hetfon delutan a puspok fe.
nyes segedlettel vegezte a ber-
malast, amelyen jelen voltak
a Youngstown gor. kat. papok
is.
A Magyarok Nagyasszonya.
nal kulonben mozgalmas volt
a multi het, amikor Ft. DR.
Csaky flinti plebanos misszio.
zott. A misszio kereteben eifel
mise is volt. A misszion mem.
csak a West Side-i, de a Scent
Istvan es Scent Gyorgy egyha.
Yak tagjai is szep szambar
vettek reszt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
DOLGOZVA TANULNAK

K0zel so Youngstown fatal
ember tanulja a cement munka
mesterseget, mialatt egy nagy
jatszoteret epitenek az East
Boardman utcan, a Christ
Mission ettlement-nel. A Ma
tional Youth Administration
(NYA) felugyelete alatt folyik
a munka, minek folyama alatt
a vezet6k megmagyarazzak a
kiilonbozo cement keveres, seer
szamok, biztonsagi rendszere-
ket, ugy, hogy kes6bben al
kalom adtan mar 0nall6an We
gezhetnek ilyen munkakat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
PUSPOK LATOCAT0BULkLEY SURcETI
A WEST SIDEON A 10 JAvASLAT0T
Iparkodik, hogy a szenatus To-
gadja ell a Lanzetta-C Copeland
:. t0rvenyt
,shingtonbol jelentik, hogy
4es j. Lanzetta new york;

4es j. Lanzetta new york;
oviselo a kovetkez0 levelet
kuldte Robert j. Bulkley ohioi
szenatornak:
''Nagyon orulok, hogy SEE
nator ur teljes erovel m0geje
allott annak a javaslatnak. a
melyet Copeland senator es en-
adtunk be az id6sebb bevando-
roltak polgarosodasanak meg
konnyitese celjabol.
Velemenyem szerint ez ia
vaslat nagyfontossagu es a be-
vandorlokkal szemben tamasz-
tott igenyek szempontjabol
Macy sziikseg van "a.
Az eredeti t0rveny megval-
toztatasaval az celom, hogy
ezer es ezer olyan ferfi es no
szamara tegyem lehet6ve pol
garosodast, akik ere regen va
gyodnak, akik azonban hia-
nyos iskolazottsaguk es koruk-
nal fogva ezt eddig mem tud-
tax elerni.
EFT a javaslatot, amelyet
meg 1934-ben nyujtottam be, q
kepvisel6haz mar elfogadta a
kongresszus elso ulesszaka
alatt es igen nagy kar lenne,
ha szenatusban vegkeppen
megakadna.
Azok a bevandorlok, akikre
a javaslat vonatkozik, becsi-
letes. kifogastalan jellemii en-
berek, akik szeretik ezt az or
szagot es sok bizonysagat adj
tax annak, hogy kivanatos pol.
garok lennenek. Az teny,
hogy az orszag nyelvet mem
beszelik eleg, jol, mem szabad,
hogy akadaly legyen szamuk-
ra, mar csak azert sem, inert
mikor bebocsatottak 6ket ez or
szagba, semmifele iskolaztatasi
kovetelmenyt mem allitottak
fel veltik szemben ,a
Ennek a javaslatnak elfoga-
dasa lilo jutalom lenne azon
ferfiak es nok ezreinek, akik
segitettek ezt az orszagot azza
tenni, ami. Meg vaovok gyo-
zodve rola, hogy senator ur
tovabbi szives segitsege lenye-
gesen hozza fog jarulni ahhoz,
hcgy a javaslatbol torveny le-
gyen."
Bulkley senator ismetelten
hjelentette, hogy minden le-
hetot el fog kovetni abbol a
celbol, hogy a javaslatot a SEE
natus is elfogadia. A iavaslat
ielenleg a Senate Committee
of immigration elott van. Le-
nyege az, hogy azok a bevan-
dorlok, akik 1917 februar 5.
elott torvenyesen jottek az or
szagba, ha so evnel idosebbek
es buntetlen e]oeletijek. az
esetben minden nyelvi es egyeb
vizsga nelkiil megkaphatnak a
polgarpapirt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
EMELKEDIK Az AGGKORI
NYUGDIJAK KIFIZEESE

A Social Security (Aggkori
nyugdij) Ohio allamban egy
0sszegben valo kifizetese elnel-
kedoben van. Eddig tobb, mint
tizezer ugy lett aprilis 1-ig ell
intezve es kifizetve. Az atlagos
kifizetes szemelyenkent mar
ciusban mar 47,34-re rugott a
januari $31.69-hez viszonyitva.
Az egy 0sszegben valo kifizetes
31l szazalekra jogosak mind
azok, akik 1887 junius | ota
a IS ewes eletkort elertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-05-26
YOUNGSTOWN ISKOLAK
SZ0VETSEGI SEGELYE

A Youngstown iskolak igaz-
gatoja, Pliny H. Powers es S.
R. Crops jo hirrel erkeztek visz-
sza Columbusbol, ahol tanacs-
kozasokat folytattak l.. A.
Boulay helyettes szovetsegi ke-
ruleti igazgatoval. Boulay ige-
retet tett nekik, hogy 8 milli6
dollar segely folyositasara tesz
eloterjesztest a youngstown is
kodak ujra epitesere es kibovi-
tesere.