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Evening star., 1939-09-19
Antique Gray Fedora
Gone, All Is Gloom
To 6. W. Coach

Call out the bloodhounds, sheriff,
Botchey Koch's battered gray fedora
is missing.
Had that hat nine years." la
mented the gent with the beach ball
architecture, "and was just getting it
broken in properly when it disap-
pears. I'm telling you I can't coach
without it,"
Mr.. Koch, who is assistant to Bill
Reinhart. George Washington coach
ing chief, cast a suspicious look at
the boss, who also wears a slightly
dilapidated gray chapeau while
coaching. Did Mr.. Reinhart have
his hat?
Nav sighed Botchey with a sad
wag of his head. that thing he wears
is only four or five years old. Mine
was genuine antique, and I was
greatly attached to it."
Members of the Colonial squad
emphatically deny burning Mr..
Koch's old and trusted headgear.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
BY FELIX r. MCKNIGHT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

FORT WORTH, Tex, Sept. 19.-
Shorn of a few ornaments-trinkets
like Davy O'Brien and XII Aldrich-
Texas Christians football warriors,
the Nations No. l college team of
1888, will be struggling with the rest
of the boys.
The stormy team that powered
through II straight victories last
fall, ending up with the Staying of
Carnegie Tech in the Sugar Bowl.
won't be bad 1t will be just where
cycles eventually leave wonder
teams-back on level ground with
the remainder of its Southwest Con-
ference playmates.
I'VE just don't figure to have our
hands on the ball as much as we
have in the past" summed up Coach
Leo Dutch) Meyer And you don't
do much good at this game unless
you can march"
Odle Is Big Hope.
He believes he has a quick remedy
for the gap left by O'Brien's de-
parture.
He's big Jack Odle, a junior who
understudied O'Brien last year.
I'D say that Odle, as sopho
more" remarked Meyer, showed me
just as much as Slingin' Sam Baugh
and O'Brien did in their sophomore
years. He's good passer, dan
gerous, quick kicker and he can run" ."
But T. c. U. already has suffered
another shock. Bob Cook, giant
tackle who alternated with I. B.
Hale, the 245-pound star last year,
Evening star., 1939-09-19
Squad Stron but Coach Pearce Expects Tough Going High Grid
IntersectionoI Battles Crowd
Grid Schedules of Dixie's
Two Big Conferences

Tulane's Green Wave has dates
with Fordham and Columbia,
Georgia catches Holy Cross and New
York University, Kentucky meets
West Virginia, Louisiana State
tackles Rice and Florida plays Bos-
ton College in other games for
Southeastern Conference teams.
In addition to the Notre Dame
game, Georgia Tech has California
scheduled for holiday struggle on
December 80. This date is tenta-
tive, however. If either team is in
vited to play in the Rose Bowl, the
contract automatically is Cancelled.
Inter-conference games between
teams of the two major Southern
Conference number IA. Principal
among these are Georgia Tech
Duke, Tennessee-N. C. State, Tu-
lane-Clemson, Tulane North Caro-
lima, Florida Maryland, Georgia
South Carolina, Kentucky-V. M. l.,
Vanderbilt-V. M. I. and Florida
South Carolina.
Evening star., 1939-09-19

spends much Of its time in breed
ing the pesky things. That organ
ization is department of the
Public Health Bureau which main
tains a. laboratory in Montana de-
voted to the study of ticks. Rocky
Mountain fever, and the manu-
facture of serum with which to COM
bat the fever. Every spring thou
sands of ticks are gathered from
the woods. The females lay from
5000 to 5000 eggs which are kept
in special trays and are incubated in
the laboratory. Special apparatus
permits the Matching to be hastened
or retarded to meet the demand
for serum.
The vaccine is sent to all
parts of the country, and has
been doing efficient service in
preventing and curing the
dreaded fever.
The Public Health Service has
found that even in the most infected
areas only about one tick in 300 is
infected. Furthermore, if the tick
is removed two to four hours after
he has begun to feed, the danger of
infection is slight.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
Easy Money, Gotes' Bird,
Wins 10O-MiIe Race

Easy Money, bird from the loft
loft of Edward Gates, captured the
fourth race of the young bird series
of the East Potomac Pigeon Club.
A Gates bird also finished third in
the race, a 150-mile affair flown
from Lynchburg, Va. Following is
the average speed shown in yards
per minute.
Gates 1226O6: King & Howlin,
1,225 SO; Gates. .224 80; King & How
lin; l;224 q: HissS. 222 AZ; Haller,
I,217 o3: Christy. 1.213 6s: United Loft,
l,2l2fS; Clark-Darnell. 1.211 .63: Haron,
1.2097O; Cook. 1,20s2R; Horan, 1907 20;
Tucker, 1.204 as; Forsythe; 1,laa so;
Gaylor. 1877: Phipps, 1,184 90: Nalley.
l,19l %: Happy Landing. l,ls3,10; Med
ding. 1.1s2:35; De Toto: 1;1s0.s3; Bur-
dette. 1,I7a.30; Gray. 1,16s. 10; Moran,
l.167;. Schmidt. J ,153 SO; Cutshaw,
1,145.45; jerks & Tight. Lilo 90 Zent-
graf, LIZA: To Bono. 1,115;75: Robert
son, .10s.93; Barr Viewer. 1,105 %: Mors
g. Jacobs. Oaa 2s; jackson, 1907 .55
Boswell. 1,0s3.7s; Thomas. 1,02309.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
|Gum-Chewing Back
Foils Lip-Reading
Hoya Guard

There will be no more reading
at Georgetown, Head Coach Jack
Hagerty decreed today after most
unusual experience with the science.
Yesterday the varsity ran a play
by burly freshman tackle, opening
up a hole large enough to run an
auto through. Subsequent interro-
cation of the culprit revealed that
he is an exponent of lip-reading
and was practicing the art during
scrimmage.
Heck, COACH" he explained, Il
could see McFadden in the huddle,
and I'd swear he called a play for
the other side of the line, so I was
just trying to be smart and get over
there and stop it.
McFadden, it was revealed,
munches gum while playing upon
advice of a physician, who recon-
mended the practice as guard
against tongue-bite while carrying
the ball.
Evening star., 1939-09-19

OF Ulle HOUSE JO WdIlllcI dG VIII!
While you may purchase a license
tag for Rover, which technically re-
moves him from the stray dog
category, if you just shoe him out
of the house in the morning and per-
nit him to roam wherever and as
long as he pleases, for all practical
purposes he is a stray dog. He is
at the mercy of any fabid animal
that comes along, and if bitten by
such an animal adds to the menace
more than an oWnerless dog, for
being known he is not suspected.
Some People Don't Love EN-.
Being a dog lover, you are sure
that no dog can be nuisance. But
how about the many people who are
not dog lovers? Is your dog so well
trained that he does not antagonize
people who do not own dogs?
Is he so well-behaved that
he is a credit to you and a
living advertisement of the
pleasure and profit one may
get from dog owning?
bO SUul CIlllul hlloW tlloO S%oSo
and other animals are sensitive llv-
ing creatures? Do they realize that
kindness and consideration for ami
mails are positive virtues, not merely
negative ones. Kindness and con-
sideration imply not merely re-
framing from hurting the animals,
but also means active care Of them,
which includes regular feeding,
grooming, etc.
Do you know the local laws and
ordinances relating to dogs? Are
they just? Are they fair to nom
dog owners as we'll as dog owners?
If not, what are you doing about
them?
The John Herricks are perform
ing the rather difficult feat these
days of walking on air and touch
ing wood at the same time. But
then, breeders who gain two cham
pions in a first litter, and have the
two dogs complete their champion
ships in one day. might accomplish
anything. At the recent West
chester show, which is speciality
show for Scottish deerhounds. Mazda
of Twelfth Night went to best of
breed, while her litter brother, The
Abbot of Twelfth Night went to
winners dog. Both of them made
the necessary points at the one show
to complete the title.
|, Fight on Tick Relentless.
The tick season happily is over
for the year. However, there is one
organization which maintains its
interest in ticks the year round, and
Evening star., 1939-09-19
How 10 Hold Football
Impressed on Skins
In Daily Grind
Coach FIoherty, Hoping
To End FumbIing Thot
Morred Opening Game
By BILL DISMER, Jr.

How to Hold Football, a two
weeks course under the direction OF
Prof. Ray Flaherty, might be the
collegiate catalogue description of
what was starting today at Fair
lawn Field as the Redskins began
preparation for their next exam
ination" in the National League
curriculum.
If marks were distributed pro-
fessional eleven in every depart
ment of play, there is little doubt
the Redskins would have flunked
ball holding for tle first semes-
ter, or rather their first league
game. And the main reason they
didn't whip the Eagles by more
than TO at Philadelphia Sunday is
due to four disheartening fumbles.
two of them in pay dirt. All were
made by established veterans.
Filchock Worst Offender.
Frank Filchock was the biggest
offender with two, although he re-
covered the second one-for a g.
yard loss. But the Eagles recov-
cred Frankie's first bobble when
he juggled punt on their Al
yard line early in the game. A.
moment later, Capt. Turk Edwards
intercepted one of Davey O'Brien's
passes only to tumble as he started
to run and lose the ball 35 yards
from Philadelphia goal.
The Redskins would have had
touchdown in the second period if
the usually reliable Wayne Millner
hadn't dropped Sammy Baugh's
perfect heave in the end zone.
although there was question of
interference on the play, while their
lone score might have come mo-
ments earlier if Don Irwin hadn't
lost the ball on a line plunge on
the Eagles s.
Other Sides tumble Helps.
At that, the Indians have cause
to be grateful for fumbles, for had
not Dave Smukler fumbled after
being tackled by Micky Parks and
Jim Karcher in the first quarter,
that 55-yard drive might not have
ended on the Redskins 18, where
Clem Stralka grabbed the ball for
his team.
The Indians will have an oppor-
tunity to see themselves as thou
sands saw them Sunday when mov-
ing pictures of the game are un-
reeled tonight at their new quar-
ters in the Fairfax Hotel.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
Louisville Is LEADING
AS 'Trai|ers' Fight
For A. A. Honors
BY the Associated Press.


INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 19.-Those
red-hot Louisville Colonies. who
barely got into the American Asso-
citation playoff. still are on fire in
their mad rush to play in little
world series" for the first time since
1880.
Indianapolis Indians were sizzling,
too, in the first half of the playoff
to determine the association repre-
sentative in the series with the In
ternational League winner, but
Louisville chilled them last night,
5 to l.
Yank Terry, who halls from In
diana set the Tribe down with
seven hits.
Louisville finished fourth in regu-
lar season play. 311a games back OF
first-place Kansas City. Indianap-
oils was third, Is games out of first
place.
In the first round of the playoff
Louisville eliminated Minneapolis
and Indianapolis dropped Kansas
City
Evening star., 1939-09-19
Skating Lessons Free

Free individual lessons in ice skat-
ing will be offered novices at the
Chevy Chase Ice Palace on Mon
days and Tuesdays. Afternoon ses-
sions on both days, from 2:30 to
5 o'clock, will be devoted to chill
dren. while evenings will be re-
served for adults. The course was
to start TODAY
Evening star., 1939-09-19
FOR The | man
IN 7 WHO SLAVES
EVERY DAY
A Special Shave Cream-its
Not a Soap, Needs No Brush!

~ OpCOuol SIlovO OlOoblI-IlS =
Not a Soap, Needs No Brush!
Dailyshavingleavesmanymen'sfaces
raw and sensitive. Yet, because of his
business and social status, one out of
every Z men must shave every day.
To meet this condition, Williams
has now developed GLIDER-a spe-
cial cream for daily shavers. With no
soap base, it's complete departure
from ordinary shave creams. No
brush. No olather. Notsticky or greasy.
A superabundance of moisture is
contained in this rich cream. 1t
won't dry on your face. Applied with
the fingers, it quickly softens each
whisker. A protective layer is formed
over which your razor glides. Off
comes each hair at the base without
scraping. Like a cold cream, Glider
helps keep your skin smooth all day.
Glider is the result of nearly 100
years experience in making fine
shaving preparations.
FREE-tube of Glider. Send name,
address today. The ]. B. Williams Co,
Dept. VS., Glsstonbury, Conn.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
Edgemoor, Army Navy
In Deciding Tennis
Match Sunday

Army Navy Country Clubs tennis
teams last chance to catch the pace
setting Edgemoor netmen in the
1nterclub League will be given next
Sunday when the leader and run
ner-up clash in the feature of three
matches.
Having decided to resume where
they left off at the start of the sum-
mer, the six clubs will play each
other for five successive Sundays
ending on October %.
Tho cfopSiY,oc onS Snho6I11o.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
sBatted for Bridges in seventh.
tRatted for RentOn in ninth

Runs batted in-Gehringer Vernon (3),
Bridges Two-base hits-McCosky. Bridges.
Stolen base-Fox Sacrifice-Gehringer
Double play-Aderholt to Travis to Vernon.
First base on balls-or Bridees,, 3 of
by Leonard. 8; BY Benton. l. Hits-ofi
Bridges, in e innings: of Benton, in .
innings Hit by pitched baby Bridges
Wright Losing pitcher-Bridges Um-
pires-Messrs. Basil. Pipgras and Summers.
Time-l Al.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
Tiqers Best CoIesviIIe

Jim McGinnis won a pitching duel
with Bill Helmer as the Takoma
Tigers beat the leading Colesville
Cards, 81, in Montgomery County
League game.
Evening star., 1939-09-19

September 24-Edgemoor VS. Army Navy
Arsyle VS.. Columbia. University VS.. Ken
wood.
October 1-Edgemoor vs. Columbia
Argyle VS.. Kenwood University VS.. Army
Navy.
October S-Edgemoor vs. Argyle. Army
lumbia.
October 15-Edeemoor VS.. University,
Army Navy VS.. Argyle. Columbia VS.. Ken
wood.
october 22-Edeemoor VS. Kenvood,
Army Navy VS.. Columbia Argyle VS.. Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1939-09-19

Five years ago-East defeated
West, 1913, in first game of in
tersectional polo series.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
A Dog S Life
By r. r. TAYNTON.

This National Week good home? Is his
kennel and dry clean? he allowed the occasionally?
somebody while
is? regularly?
fresh at all times? Is he and clean?
added the problem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
ELoFlZETESI NYUGTAZAS

d. T ~,
Balla Gabor, Miller Gyula,
Belenyi Antal, Buh Janos, Mrs.
E. Gall, 10th N. Istvan, Mrs.
Laczo, Mrs. VIM. Bell, Liptak
Ferenc. Veres Istvan, Szinyeri
Janos, Kovics Ferenc, Torok B.
Sander, 10th Gyorgy, Danko
Jozsef, Hathazy Sander, ,ssKuty
Gyorgy, Mrs. F. Pasztor, Zsar-
nocky JOSEF, Mrs. J. Menyhert,
Molnar Lajos, Medve Istvan,
Bobis Gyorgy, Horvath Antal,
10th Andras, Ardela Andras,
Mrs. st Kuti, Varga Gabor,
Babos Ferenc, Mrs. Mary Mi
kita, Biro Bertalan, Nemeth
Bertalan, Szalmasy Mihaly,
Dojcsak Jozsef, Laskovics Fri
eyes, Mrs. Elizabeth Szekely.
Szabo Gy0rgy, 10th Ferenc,
Mrs. st. Illes, Bobovecz Marion.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
A SENT ISTVAN
R. X. ECYHAZ HIREI
Plebanos:
Est. Bir6 L6rinc
es4 Wilson Ave
TeIefon 31s05
"A TEMPLOM ALATTI vi he.

A TEMPLOM ALATTI vi he
lyiseg szentelese most vasar-
nap, november 26-an lesz, A
szertartas sorrendje: Delelott
1O:3O-kor unnepi szentmise,
yegzi Ft. Mundweil Janos, a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
kozseg plebanosa. A mise alatt
a Maria leanyok latinul enc
kelnek Sister Cecilia orgona-
kiserete meiiett. Delutan 5 ora
kor:: szentbeszed ,szenteles, Ii
tania es szentsegi aldas. Mind
ezeket vegzi Meltosagos Kol-
Ter Endre, papai prelatus, a
cleveland Scent Margit hit
kozseg plebanosa. Hat orakor
tinnepi vacsora az vi helyiseg-
ben. Es az Otthonban is, inert
kozel negyszaz jegy fogyott Ell.
Hitkozsegi ferfiaink lesznek az
els6k, Xix koriilmennyel sza-
molva, a vacsora idejere szepen
Atvonulnak az otthonba a
koszontok idejere aztan visz-
szaternek a, terembe.
A bejaratnal ket jegy-ellenor
fog allani es csak annyi ven
deget engednek be a mieinkbol,
amennyinek hely jut. A meg
hivott egyleti es mas vende-
gek az elsok. Ha valamiben va
faki igenyet nem talalna kiele-
gitve, az lesz szives panaszat
utolagosan a plebanosnal es
csakis nala bejelenteni orvos-
las vegett. Most mar jegyet
senki mem kaphat. Okla meg
volt adva. vendegeinket szere-
tetteI varjuk. -
EDES ANYAM oktober 17-en
kolt0z0tt ell az el6k sorab6l.
Nyugodjek bekeben! Koszone-
tet mondok mindazolnak, xix
irnAdkoztak S ifnadkoznak erte,
vagy szentniset szolgaltattak'
A j6 listen fizesse meg!
A MARIA LEANYOK egyik
vezet6jenek, Rita n6vernek az
edes anyjat vasarnap reggel
halva taIaltak agyaban. Imad-
kozzurlk lelke nyugalmaert.
Rita mover sokat faradozik
gyermekeitekert. Ennyi figyel-
met niegerdemel. y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

THANKSGIVING BALT rem
dez a leanyok Maria Kongre-
gacioja november 25-en, most
szombaton a Knights of Co.
lumbus eptilet gyonyoru tanc-
termeben a South Hazel Street
es Boardman Street sarkan.
Ere az alkalomra egy Macy
szeru zenekart fogadtak fel,
amely meg sohasem jatszott
magyar mulatsagon.
A Maria Kongregacio baljai
hiresek arrol, hogy azokon min
deg jol lehet mulatni S exert
mem csodalkozunk azon, ha
ez a nagy tancterem ez aka
lommal is sziniiltig megtelne
kellemesen mulatni vagyol
sokasagaval. !
Nagyszeru huSitokben mem
lesz hiany a mulatsagon, amely
este Z brakor veszi kezdetet
Tehat hol is talalkozunk szom
baton este? Hat persze, hogy
a Maria Kongregacio baljan
amelyre csak 35 cent a belept
dill
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B8tty Janos Ielkesz
737 Mahonino Ave NeaAo eo64f

ISTENTISZTELET vaSarnap
delel6tt fel IL orakor. Elotte
fel 1O-kor vasarnapi iskola.
HALAADAS NAPJAT a multi
vasarnap delelott alkalmi is
tentisztelet kereteben unnepel-
te meg gyiilekezetunk. Ugyan-
csak most vasarnap este fel 8
oral kezdettel egyhazunk fatal
saga angol nyelvu istentiszte-
letet tart templomunkban a
magasztos nap emlekere. SEE
retn5k, ha nemcsak ifjaink,
hanem a sziil6k es hiveink ko-
zul is minel tobben jelennenek
meg sep alkalmi, halaad6
istentiszteleten.
A NILESI Magyar Ref. Egy-
haz orgonaszentelesi innepe-
lyen fog reszt venni egyhazunk
lelkesze most vasarnap del
utan. Az iinnepi istentisztelet
fel 5 orakor kezdodik, melyre
S valamint az AIT k0vet6 k0z-
vacsorara, szeretettel meghiv'
jak egyhazunk tagjait es tes-
tUleteit.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZ0 No
egyletInk folyo no 29-en, seer
dan este fel 8 oral kezdettel
kellemes, szorakoztato nevnap
paryt rendez, bing6 estellye
kapcsolatban, az Erzsebetek
Jolanok, nonak, Katalinok
Andrasok es Ferencek tiszte
letere a templom basementje
ben. A rendez6seg szeretette
meghivja egyhazunk tagjait e
jobaratait ere a megtisztelte
to osszej0vetelre.
APAK-FIUK talalkozoi seer
iinnepelyre keszul egyhazunl
ifjusaga. A reg tervbe vett &
szepnek igerkez6 0sszejovetel
december San, vasarnap est'
fel 7 orakor templom alatti he
lyiseginkben sytartando izlete'
vacsora Is ertekes angol &
magyar el6adasok keretei k0
zott fogjuk megtartani. c. E
csoportjaink lelkes ifjusag;
elenk szorgalommal munkalk'
dix, hogy az Apak-Fiuk els|
evi talalkozojat ertekesse, so
kAig emlekezetesse tegyek. Ez
azonban csak ugy tehetik meg
ha minden edes apa oft lesz e
magaval hozza az 8 fiait is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
lakas los - 2nd St. Nlies, O.
ORGONA SZENTELEST tart

ORGONA SZENTELEST tart
jovo vasarnap gyiilekezetiink.
Noegyletiink sikeres faradozasa
folytan reg ohajtott vagya
teljesedik valosagga gyiileke-
zetiinknek a j0v6 vasarnap
delutan, amikor alkalmi isteni
tisztelet kereteben szenteljiik
fel orgonankat es adjuk at
lasznalatba, hogy gyiilekezeti
eneklesunk az orgona segitse-
gevel szebbe S egesz istenitisz-
teletunk magasztosabba le-
gyen. Delutan felotkor fog
kezdodni az alkalmi isteni tisz-
telet, melyben a predikaciot
Macy Ferenc, farrelli lelkesz
fogja mondani, az orgona szen-
telest pedig Bakai Arpad, ak
roni lelkesz vegzi maid. A
Youngstown es alliancei lelke-
seek fognak imadkozni maid.
BANKETT. Isteni tisztelet
vegeztevel bevonul kozonseg
a templom alatti helyisegbe,
Ilogy elkoltse ait az izletes
vacsorat, amt a Noegylet tag
jai keszitenek es szolgalnak
fel.
ORGONANK ket mannalos,
16 valtozattal biro sip orgona,
amit a helybeli Christian
Churcht6l vett at a N6egylet
atjavitva, vi kontosbe oltoz-
tetve allittatta be templomunk-
ba. Az egyhaz vezet6sege sze-
retettel hivja meg vallaskii-
!ombseg nelkil nemcsak Niles
aanem az egesz kornyek ma
gyarsagat, hogy adjanak ha-
lat veliink Istennek sok, gaz-
dag aldasaert, a feher asztal.
nal pedig 0rvendezzenek velUnl
es k0ltsek Ell az izletes vacSo.
rat. A vacsora mindjart az is,
te;1i tisztelet utan lesz felszol
galva S ara cSak SO cent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
MULATSAeok
NAPTARA.

Ebben a rovatban dijtals-
null kozoljuk azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
j0veteleit. stb. - nem t0bb
mint 2 h6nappai el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja es arnelyek rnulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
November 25-en, szombaton
tancmulatsag a Magyar Haz
javara a West Sidei Magyar
Hazball.
November 26-ikan, vasarnap
delutan 1-t6l sig templom
szenteles a SIT. IstvAn tenn
plom alatti helyisegben, utana
bankett.
November no 28-an, kedden
magyar moziel6adas a Central
Auditoriumban
December h6 12-en, kedden
magyar moziel6adas a Central
Authoritarian.
December h6 26-an, kedder
a Campbell Polgari K0r es Ma.
gyar Haz tancmulatsaga.
December no 26-an, keddei
az oreg Ref. Egyhaz karacso
nyi tancmulatsaga a Contra
Auditoriumban.
December 28-an, csiit0rt0k0r
magyar moziel6adas a Contra
Auditoriumban.
December 31-en, vasarna]
Szilveszter est Horvathek ven
J degl6jeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
TAMADAS MATT
LETART6ZTATTAK

Cika Janos 27O9 Taylor St.-i
20 ewes fiatalembert tamadas
IS rendetlen viSelkedese miatt
Takacs Margit feljelentesere le-
tartoztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
NIT TANIT A SZELLEMTAN?


Sokat lehetett mar olvasni
es hallani a SPIRITISZTA ME-
DTUMOKRoL, de csak kevesen
tlidjak e ket szonak igazi je-
lentoseget. E no 26-an, del
utan 3 oral kezdettel a 323 w
La Clede Avenuei templomban
a mediumokrol S a mediCmitas
torvenyeir0l lesz ingyen elo-
adas, amelyre szeretettel meg
hivja a komoly erdeklod0ket
A Rendes6se0
(Hird.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
A VAROSI POLGARI KOR
SOR ESTELY GYULESE

A Varosi (Oreg) Polgari
Kor december Len, penteken
este a Renner s0rgyar pike
St. kiilon termeben tartja ha-
vi gyiileset pontosan 7:30-kor.
A gyiiles utan szendvicsek es
kitiin6 sor all maid a tagok es
vendegeik rendelkezesere. Min
Zen polgart sszivesen latnak.
Slakn Fere1ac, eln0k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
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