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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
ATTACKS BY AIR
 ARE BEATEN OFF
 BY BRITISH FLEET
Germans Are Attempting 10 Garry Out Threats
 Concerning Conveys

LONDON, Oct 21.--The British Air Ministry claim that considerable damage had been inflicted on Ger man planes attempting to raid Brit ish warships conveying merchant ships in the North Sea.
 The raid apparently was the Nazi air fleets first attempt to carry out the recent German warning to neu- tral vessels against accepting allied conveys.
 The Air Ministry said that Ger man aid squadrons made two at tempts at raiding the same convoy. The ministry said that the first attempt apparently caused air raid alarms that broke up Saturday foot ball matches in nearby land areas. The report said that the attack was made on the convoy by aircraft, that the escort vessels opened fire and inflicted casualties ons the enemy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
AMBULANCES
 MEET LINER
 AFTER GALE
Twenty-six Off Harding Co 10 Hospitals Sub Fight
 Is Accounted

NEW YORK, Oct. 21. - Anbu- lances today removed 26 stretcher cases to hospitals when the storm battered liner President Harding berthed here this morning with 7a injured in mountainous seas Tues day.
 Included in the injured is Paul Van Zealand, former Belgian Pre- mier, who was cut and bruised when thrown across the cabin of the Harding.
 The Harding was caught in a hurricane after rescuing the crew of the torpedoed British freighte1 Heronspool.
 The master of the HeronSpool Captain Sydney Batson, declined to comment, but crew members saic the sub shelled the fleeing freight CT and it replied with its AT mil iimeter gun, scoring 8 hit,
 However, about midnight, the sub torpedoed the bow of the Her. onspool and the ship was aban- doned.
 harding crewmen said they were responding to the sos calls from the sub shelled French tanker Emile Miguel when they found the Heronspool survivors, and at first thought they were the sought foi Frenchmen.
 The sub flashed blinkers to di- rect the rescue, Harding crewmer said. and then disappeared
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
RUSSIA IS BLAMED IN
 SEA DEATHS
Afhenia Tragedy Laid al Moseow's Door by
 Sen. Reynolds

WASHINGTON, Oct 2l.-Sena- tor Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina, told the Senate today "The finger of guilt more clearly points to Soviet Russia than to any other nation" in the sinking of the Athenia.
 "Fantastic though that m y seem," Senator Reynolds said, Tit is certainly less fantastic than some other startling surprises of the past several months.
 Tt has already been proved beyond any question. that in the absence of concrete evidence against Germany, there is much stronger circumstantial evidence against Russia.
 Let us remember that the two principal enemies of Russia are Germany and Great Britain. What could be sweeter than to help shove them into a life and death struggle from which Russia could pick up the profits at little or no cost to herself?"
 AS the debate on the neutrality bill swung into this and other channels, Senator Barkley rose to say he would ask that debate on the bill be limited, effective Mon- day. when amendments will come up for consideration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
RE5ETTLEMENT
 PLANS MAKING

ZURICH, Switzerland, Oct. 2l.-- The Neutricher zuntung said today that Germany plans to resettle more than two and one quarter million Germans from Central and Eastern Europe, exclusive of Russia. in the new Reich districts that were for- merly parts of Poland.
 The newspaper quotes the Ger man Foreign Office for it's figures. It said that Estonia will return 16,200 Germans. Latvia 62.000, Lith- uania 135,000, Polish Galicia 10000. Yugoslavia 100000, Hungary 58oO0O and Italian Tyrol 300,000
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
B0ElNG WORKERS POINTED OUT AS
 BUND MEMBERS
University Student Testi- fies Before Dies
 Committee

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Richard T. Forbes, University of Washing ton journalism student from Aber- deen. told the Dies Committee today two Bund members are employees of the Seattle Boeing airplane fac tory. He named them as Harry Lechner, foreman employed nine year and "possessor of the most ex- tensive anti-semitic library Forbes ever saw, and Paul Stoll, Bund dis trict organizer.
 Stoll is apparently employed und- CT another name.
 Forbes said he investigated with fellow student on encouragement of the FBI and the Customs Service
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
Russian Governments Newspaper Indicates
 Drastic Action
SIGNING OF PACT
 E NOW RESENTED
Parfifioning of Nation Is Mentioned Boldly
 in Germany
(By Associated Pressl

Turkey has been drawn into the orbit of war" declares the Russian governments newspaper Izvetsia.
 The newspaper declares that Rus sia has been thwarted in her plans to make Turkey a wedge between Russia and Germany, has failed to negotiate parallel pact and as the result of this, Russia may make sudden move heretofore not con- templated.
 The newspaper declares that Tur- key, by signing a mutual assistance pact with the Allies, Great Britain and France, has placed the Turkish government in a most uncomfort- able position"
 Turkey, Great Britain and France, in the meantime are con- ferring on plans for military CO., operation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
GERMAN SHIP MAKES BREAK;
 OUT ON OCEAN

TAMPICO, Mex, Oct. 21.-The German freighter Emmy Frederick slipped out of Tampico harbor quiet ly today, laden to the gunwales with oil, oil products and foodstuffs.
 Shipping circles believe the Ger man vessel will attempt to evade British war craft to reach a Nor wegian or other neutral port. The freighter was said to be carrying almost 4,00O barrels of fuel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
NATIONAL GUARD FOR
 TERRITORY
Formation of Two Alaskan Units Authorized by
 War Department

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l = The War Department today authorized formation of two National Guard units in response to a joint memor- ial of the Alaska Legislature.
 Woodring said two rifle compan- ies, designated as A and B of the 297th Infantry, will be formed with a Territorial staff comprising one line officer as Adjutant General and a Federal Property Disbursing Off, ficer, plus one Medical Officer from the regular army.
 Instructors will be detailed by Territorial authorities to determine location of the initial companies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
LONG ADVOCATED

No definite plans as to details of establishing National Guard in Alaska have been worked out as yet, Territorial officials here said today.
 Under regulations cited by the War Department when it was sought six years ago to establish a Guard in Alaska, the Territory would have to furnish armories for pur- poses of drill and keeping Federal property safeguarded. All the rest uniforms, arms, ammunition, offi- cers and other necessary accoutre- ments-would be furnished by the Army.
 Urged By Legion
 The Alaska Department of the American Legion has advocated an Alaska National Guard for mny years, renewing it's plea at the re- cent convention at Fairbanks.
 Recent champions of the National Guard idea include Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Dimond and Dr. Ernest Gruening, Governor designate.
 Contrary to the report from Washington, the Alaska Legislature passed no memorial requesting es- tablishment of a National Guard here. Such a memorial was intro duced on the third day of the 1889 session by Senator Victor c. Rivers of Fairbanks. It was referred to the Senate Judiciary Committee and never emerged from that group,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
ANOTHER POLAND

\ BERLIN, oct. Informed Nazi sources intimate that Turkey may become another Poland, passing the partitioning suggestion on the edi- torial in the Russian newspaper Iz- vetsia which is being republished in all German newspapers today.
 The German newspapers today say that Russia should find no re- gret in the Turkish action of sign ing British mutual assist ance pact and suggests that Ger many and Russia carve Turkey to assure Russian mastery of the Dar- danelles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
BANkHEAD BROTHERS
 FIGHT FDR
Will M ak e Demands for Farm Relief Money
 at Present Session

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. = The Bankhead Brothers, Senator and Representative, threatened today to upset President Roosevelt's plans for a short Congressional session, by making demands for a farm re- lief emergency appropriation of at least fifty million dollars.
 The two brothers are to call a conference on their plans with a score of lawmakers next Monday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
WARNING E
 GIVEN ABOUT
 MINE, PACIFIC
All Ships Are Told 10 Be on Lookout for Float
 ing Shooter

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. 21.- The Navy Photographic Office said today that warnings have been broadcast from Dutch Harbor, Homo lulu, Puget Sound and San Fran cisco for ships to be alert for float ing mines in the Pacific.
 The warnings were broadcast fol- lowing a report from Capt. K. Han sen, of the Danish motorship Anna Maersk, who said he sighted a mine 1870 miles west by northwest of San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
RUMANIAN SUNK
 OFF GIBRALTAR

BUCHAREST, Oct. 21.-The Ru- manian tanker Altenia is reported to have been sunk near Gibraltar.
 Whether any lives were saved or not was not stated in reports from England, or was it explained how the vessel was sent down.
 The craft was carrying cargo of oil from Rumania to England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
French Sill Hold Regions,
 Western Fronl

BERLIN, Oct. 2i. - An official German communique this afternoon admitted that French soldiers still remain on German soil on the vest ern front and are in possession of the heights west of Saarbruecken
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
NANCY GUNS
 OPEN BLAZE
 ON 7 PLANES
Unidentified Graft Appears Over City in France
 in Forenoon

NANCY, France, Oct. 21.-Anti- aircraft guns fired at two unidenti- fled high flying planes this after noon during 30-minute alarm.
 No bombs were dropped. however, and the planes disappeared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
SWEDISH VESSEL
 MARK OF U-B0AT
Steamer Torpedoed En- route 10 Eng|dnd-
 Grew Rescued

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 21. - The Swedish steamer Gustaf Adolf has been torpedoed and sunk north of the Shetland Islands enroute to England.
 The Norwegian steamer Bisca ra- dioes she has rescued the crew of 19 officers and men.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
BRITISH CONVOY
 E UNDER ATTACK

LONDON, Oct. 21.-The British Air Ministry announces that Ger man aircraft attacked a British convoy this forenoon but was driven off by British planes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 21. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock at today's short session of the New York Stock Exchange is 67s, American Can 114A, American Pow CT and Light 5A, Anaconda 33B Bethlehem Steel 90B, Common wealth and Southern 1ss, Curtiss Wright 8, General Motors 547s, h. ternational Harvester 65A, Kenne- colt 41as, New York Central 21B, Northern Pacific IFS, United States Steel IT'S, Pound $400A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
GREW SAVED

LONDON, Oct. 21.-A British ship arrived in port today with g men from the Norwegian motorship tan- ker Deodata, sunk by explosion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21

BACK TO 1794
 The powers listed here are from an official list which no doubt will form the basis of the Attorney Gen. erals report to the Senate.
 Starting a way back we find:
 Acts of June 5, 1794, and April 2O 1e18-Use of land or naval forces or militia authorized to pre- vent fitting out of armed vessels in violation of neutrality laws.
 Acts of March 3, 1805-Use of land or naval forces or militia au- thorized to compel departure of foreign armed vessels.
 Act of July 26, 1892-President authorized to suspend free passage of Canadian vessels through St. Marys Falls canal in case of dis criminations against American ves- sels going through St. aLwrence River.
 Joint resolution of April p, 1898- President authorized to prohibit ex- port of coal or other war material.
 Act of December 6, l9l3-Federal Reserve Board authorized to sus- pend reserve requirements of Fed eral Reserve Act.
 Act of March 4, 19l7-President authorized to establish and make regulations for defensive sea areas.
 Act of March 4, 1917-President authorized to suspend eight-hour law in emergencies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
AIR RAID WARNING
 SOUNDED
Excitement Prevails for "A Minutes on Eng
 fish Coast

LONDON, Oct. 21.--Air raid warn ings were sounded this afternoon along the northeastern coast of Eng land and for 24 minutes excitement prevailed.
 Fears were then lessened as All Secure" Signals were sounded.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow Jones averages: Industrials 153.86 rails 34.78, utilities 26.06.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21
Presidents Got Extra Power
 Even in Our Pioneer Days
Copyright, 1889. Julien Bryan
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, Oct 21. The other day we were discussing the emergency and other powers in the hands of the President Most of the ones we mentioned had been grant, ed in recent years. Below are others, showing that Congress began put ting power into the hands of the President long way back.
 The Senate has asked the Attor- ney General to compile list of presidential powers. Some Sena- tors are afraid the President has too many Cagily they are seeking to trim out some of the increased powers which the pending neutral ity bill would give to him. Pri- vately some members xepress fear of a war not so much because of what would happen on the battle front, but what they suspect might happen here at home because Of the supposedly dictatorial powers of the chief executive during emer- gencies.
 As the list here will disclose, many of the powers have resided with the President since long be- fore the time of President Roose- welt. In spite of them democracy has survived. Nevertheless, say the worried Senators, President who WANTED to exercise them could be virtually a dictator even in peace time. Others who scoff at such fears say it would be hardy soul indeed who tried to abolish the presidential elections which might ouSt him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21

Italian researchists have devel- oped textile fibers from fish skin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21

U. s. snuff sales in 1888 were 32 times those of 1870.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21

SPIES!
 Act of May Is, 1918-Postmaster General authorized during war to instruct postmasters not to accept mail addressed to persons violating espionage act.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-10-21

tContinued on Page Five)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
A DEMOKRATAk
TEA ESTELYE
J0L SIKERULT

A Mahoning Megyei Ma
gyar Demokrata Kor februar
28-an az vi tisztikar es sza-
mos vi tag tiszteletere rende-
zett mIsoros tea estelye fe-
nyesen sikerilt, ugy anyagi-
lag, mint erkolcsileg.
A kedelyes esten nemcsak a
Youngstown k0z0nseg jelent
meg nagy szamban, de lattunk
ismeros csaladokat kornyeki
varosokbol is.
A rendez6seg finom harap-
nivalokrol, zamatos italokrol,
valamint jo miisorrol CONDOS
kodott, ami nagyban enelte
az est johangulatat.
Kulonosen sok tapsot ka-
pott Trojan Margit ugyes har-
monika szoloja es Santa Lasz-
10 biiveszmutatvanya, amely-
lyel amulatba ejtette a k0-
zonseget.
A tisztikar ezuton is mond
koszonetet mindazoknak, akik
az est sikerehez hozzaj ajarultak
barmilyen formaban,- es re-
meli, hogy a jovoben is kesz-
seggel tamogatjak az ujbol SEE
pen fejl0desnek indult K0rt.
| A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor szerda, mar
cius San, este negtartott
vegrehajto bizottsag Is tiszti-.
kari gyiilesen a tobbek kozott
elfogadta a tervbe vett Ohio
/ folyotol Struthers- Youngs-
town-on keresztiil az Erie to-ig
epitend6 haiozhato csatorna
minel el6bb valo megepiteset
kerelmez6 indityanyt, es en-
mex az inditvanynak "a maso-
latat megkuldi az illetekes'
kongresszusi es a tobbi tenye-
z6knek. ss,f
Ugyancsak elfogadtak egy
feliratot intezni a kongresz-
szus illetekes tagjainak, hogy
konnyitsek meg a meg mem
polgar, de tobb mint husz ev
ota lit lako erdemes bevan-
doroltaknak a polgarosodasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
SIT. GY0RGY SZOVETSEG
IL. OSZTALYA

A Scent Gyorgy Sz0vetseg
12-ik Osztalya marcus 12-en
tartja rendes havi gyiileset a
szokott helyen a scent mise
utan. Szeretettel kerem a tag
testvereket, hogy a gyiilesen
t0megesen jelenjenek meg, an
nal is inkabb, hogy a mar terv-
bevett jubileumi iinnepr6l va
iami megbeszelest eszk0z0l-
jiink. Tovabba kerem a hatra-
lekos tagokat, hogy hatralekai-
kat rendezzek es azokat is ke-
rem, akik a kamatot a ked-
vezmenyre mem fizettek meg,
rendezzek fizetnival6ikat
Tagtestveri szeretettel
Balogh Istvan, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
HALALOzAs

Juhasz Peterne rovid ideig
tarto tiid6gyulladas k0vetkez-
teben 127 N. Manchester Ave.-i
otthonaban, marcus Sen, va
sarnap 54 ewes koraban eliza
lalozott. A megboldogult To-
kaj, Zemplen megyeben sziile-
tett.
Gyaszoljak ferjen Xviii oyer
mekei: Helen, ferj. Vakasyne,
Andras, ifj. Peter, Iren, Julia
es Lewis, 5 unokaja es Macy
szamu rokonsaga.
Temetese mancius 8-an, seer
dan ment vegbe a halottas
hazt6l, maid az 0reg Refor-
matus templomb6l Mt. B6tty
Janos kiszolgalasaval, Szab6
temetesrendez6 kozremiik0de-
sevel a Forest Lawn Memorial
temet6be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
MARCIUSI UNNEPELY
WARRENBEN

A Warreni Magyar Kultur
Otthon egy nagyszabasu mar
cius 15-iki iinnepelyt rendez
marcus ho 12-en, vasarnap
este z orakor, amelyen a Kul-
tur Otthon Ifjusagi Kore fog
szerepelni. Es pedig 2 egyfel-
vonasos szindarab keriil be-
mutatasra Is tobb szolo, zene
es tanc szamok. Olyan nagy-
szeru program lesz, ami meg
mem volt Warrenben.
Asztalnoky L. es Sarossy M.
rendeznek.
Ha egy kellemes estet akar
eltolteni, akkor okvetlen nezze
meg marcus 12-en a K. of P.
Hallban a warreni ifjusag
szinel6adasat, arnelyre tiszte-
lettel meghivja Warren es k0r-
nyeke magyarsagat q yezet6-
seq.
Beleptidij Is cent lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
D 0 H 4 N Y 0 S
BESzAMOL0JA
Amikor a Dohanyos b0rt0nbe
keriil
Kedves Szerkeszto ur!

Kedves Szerkeszto ur!
Van czerencsem tudoma-
sara adni, hogy a multi szom-
baton Niles, Ohio-ban lato-
gattam meg nehany jo isme-
rosomet es regi szorgalmas
elofizetoket, ahol szivesen TO-
gadtak.
SoHAJDA ISTVAN-nak ez
uton mondok k0szonetet a
dohanylevelekert, valamint
FENY6 ISTVAN-nak a do
hanylevelekkel belelt levelert,
no meg Mrs. Hercegnek is,
inert az igeretet betartotta.
RENO JoZSEFNEK kiilon
megkoszonom a ropogos do
hanyleveleket es a kitiino
Tokait is, ami igen jol esett.
Egyuttal jokivansagaimat tol
macsolom nevnapja alkalma-
bol.
linen atrandultam Girard,
Ohioba, ahol els6nek RICO
MIHALY foldimet kerestem
fel a kedves csaladja kore-
ben, ahol igen szivesen TO-
gadtak. Rigo Mihaly a Yer
hovay 1O8-ik fiok egyik eros
oszlopa, kedves neje a Sz0-
vetseg 16-ik osztalyanak szor.
galmas munkas tagja. Min.
den magyar mozgalombol
husegesen kiveszik a reszu'
ket. A lapot keszseggel uji'
tottak meg, k0sz0net erte.
Maid bekopogtattam Ft
LoP testver kedves otthona
ba, ahol a csaladot a va
csoranAl talaltam. TIT nagy
meglepetes ert, inert it talal
koztam TAKACS MIHAL1
keresztapammal, akit mar Al
(Folytatasa az silk oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
vERHOvAY 1OS.

Tudatom a tagtarsakat, hogy
osztalyunk a j0v6 vasarnap,
azaz h6 12-en tartja a havi
gyiileset a szokott id6ben es
helyen. Kerem a tagtarsakat,
hogy aki csak teheti, a gyile-
sen jelenjen meg es oft fizesse
havi dijait. Tovabba tudatom
azokat a tagtarsakat, akiAmek
kotvenyein k0lcs0n van, hogy
a kinutatas ere az eyre meg
erkezett es aki a k0lcs0n 0sz-
szeget meg akarja tudni es
esetleg torleszteni akarja, ait
a gyiilesen megteheti. Kivana-
tos, hogy legalabb a kamatokat
t0rlesszek.
Beteg tagok: Gene Claiborne,
Fedor Andrasne, Szesze Istvan,
Ivan Janosne, Potornay Janos-
ne S0ab6 J6zsefne.
Turner J6zsef, titkar
115 Manchester Ave
Telefon 91059
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09
SZULETESNAPI PARTY

Meleghangu es kedelyes i'm
nepeltetesben reszesiilt Bri-
zsak Gyorgyne sziiletese napja
alkalmabol marcus 4-en, szom
baton este, a jol ismert Can
field Roadi Horvat's Tea Room
tagas helyisegeben. A jo ba-
ratn6k es ismeros0k sep szam
NAL ielentek meg e kedves
osszejovetelen, hogy az iinne-
peltnek kifejezzek a jo kivan-
sagaikat.
A zold szinekkel (tekintet-
tel a kozeled6 st. Patrick i'm
nepre) gyonyoruen feldiszitett
asztalnal, amely Horvath An
talne joizleserol es iigyessege-
rol tesz tanubizonysagot, Mrs.
Brizsak a vendegek jelenlete-
ben szelte fel a Birthday
Cake"-t, amely utan Horvath
vilmosne meleg szavak es jo-
kivansagok kozepette nyuj-
totta at a jobaratn6k ajande-
kait, amt az iinnepelt meg
hatott hangon k0sz0nt meg.
A tarsasag kiil0nboz6 kartya
es tarsasjatekokkal elszorakoz-
va, egy felejthetetlen este en-
lekevel, csak a kora hajnal1
orakban gondolt a haza me-
netelre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

Marcus Gan, hetf6n este is
met gyulest tartott a Nagybi-
zottsag elokeszito bizottsaga,
amely a marcus 15-iki Time
pely reszleteit targyalta.
Ez iden is marcus 19-en,
vasarnap iinnepli a youngs-
town. magyarsag a szabadsag
hoseinek az emleket. Az Time
pely a kozismert Central Au-
ditorium nagy termeben lesz
megtartva delutan 2 oral kez-
dettel.
Az elokeszito bizottsag altal
ugyesen osszeallitott nagysze-
ru programot most hetf6n,
marcus 13-an este 7.30-kor a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
kozseg gyulestermeben tartan
do rendes havi nagybizottsagi
gyules ele terjesztik jovaha-
gyas vegett, amikor is a miisor
rendes sorrendje is meg lesz
allapitva. Mar most abban a
helyzetben vagyunk, hogy a
teljes musort e heti szamunk-
ban a kozonseggel ismertethet-
jiik.
Az amerikai eS a magyar
himnusz eleneklese utan a
Nagybizottsag elnoke meg.
nyitja az iinnepelyt. Az iinne-
pi magyar beszedet Rev. DR.
Komlossy Miklos pittsburgh
mondja, mig az angol besze'
Diet DR.. M. M. Sziics tartja.
A Pro Hungaria Magyar
Nok Vilagszovetsege youngs
town. osztalyanak a tagja
R"Egy nap a Felvideken' cimi
egyfelvonasos irredenta dara
bot mutatnak be, amely daral
a kiszivargott hirek szerint fe
lulmulja az eddig leadott da
rabokat. Maid a tehetseges Be
niczky par, Rudolf fla congo
ra, hegedii es tanc szamaiva
szerepel a Magyar Himnusz E;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-09

A triumphant debut is pre-
dicted for Marjorie Lawrence,
senational new soprano of the
Metropolitan Opera, who
makes her Cleveland debut
during the twelfth spring
festival of grand opera in the
big public auditorium there
he week of March 27 to
April /.
Miss Lawrences will sing the
title role in Wagner's great
work, "Die Walkuere" with
Kristen Flagstad and Lauritz
Melchior on Wednesday eve
ming of the opera week and
then will repeat her New
York success in the title role
of "Tosca', that grim but
tuneful opera, on Saturday
afternoon, April | l.
In the latter she will sing
with the dashing Jan Kie-
pura, the coi6fui Polish
tenor who set New York by
storm and scored a great sue
cess in Cleveland last season
and Lawrence Tibbett, Anne.
rican baritone, who returns
to the spring festival after
several years absence.