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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
SITZ MAR K S
NOR1.AGE

is complete ski set poles. axis
and bindings.
This weekend viii see the run
ming II the Oregon Trail ski clubs
tournament At Tip Top mountain.
east Of rendleton. Worthy Of .
startled gasp IA the announcement
that the most graceful" ~ the
men and women entrants viii also
receive awards. sbetlinR those
given Ia race winners
Burr Anderson ~ Tacoma
VIII represent the Washington
Ski club ~ the meet. The
University Of Washington sid
team. which Includes Pad
Sonny -eeya Of Tacoma.
win also TAKE part. A. yin
ski" smith Bsbssn. former
Tacoma gal. nos sounx
Portland mairon.
Located IN the Blue mountains
whore some II the coolest tenn
persiures IN the nation have been
80 'i'', ~ e'N''f D'aS,a <'v"-
'''' ''P' Wv
nj,
""hs s,p"""' names are
goo" '"s' f"N. ''"s- "h"
A''s" ,.' the 'onssr 81 F"se'
sound .Li team lsst year, viii
s"'" .""pn 10. ,"f "sssr
=" "p"'en '"s. nv VI" nss
'"""sh b""fs 70 ees""'~ fhx'bS
500 's''shf 'h< rs team 10 'ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
Ski Weather
sNoouALMIE BOWL H,aL

sNOQuALMIE BOWL HyakD
Cloudy. calm; - degrees; no
new snow. total, IS inches. skiing
excellent.
PARADISE - Temperature 20
degrees: niche. new snow. total
l5s inches; dry snow. skiing er-
cellent.
sTAMPEDE--20 degrees. inch
new snow. total 10 inches. calm.
part cloudy; dry SNOW. skiing
excellent.
MONAD LAKE, IL degrees I.
inch new snow, total 80 inches I.
northwest wind. part cloudy: dry
posdery snow. skiing excellent.
NAKTfN--zs degrees: trace new
snow. total Gj inchess light north
sesi wind, part cloudy; drs, fast
snow. skiing excellent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
BENGAL CRIDMEN RECEIVE LETTERS

Hemminger Burleigh Krona. Ed
Marchie. Glenn Matthews. May
nard Miller, captain; Stan Morton,
Maurice Nskane. John Pence,
Raymond Riley. Don ST. Thomas.
Roy Trelosr, Bonnie Van DE
Mark. Sherm Whipple.
Midget: Bud Donaldson, Jack
Moore, Ed Christopherson, Bryce
Custis. Gerald Hoff, Tom Rsth-
bone. Jack Wagner Ted Haley,
Les Roline Paul Richardson. Jor-
dan Meier, Don Hagen. Don Brown.
carsten Peterson. Floyd Swanson,
Jim Townsend, and Bob Foster.
Managers: Douglas Anderson,
head manager; Harold SchWeinler.
Thornton Mock, George Funk
George Miller, Oliver Carlson,
Charles Rogers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
Mike Pecarovich
Coach at LoyoIa

LOS ANGELES-The signing OF
Mike Pecarovich Of Gonzaga as
head football coach at -Loyola was
announced today He accepted a
three-year contract.
PeCarovich succeeds Tom
Lieb, who resigned last fall in
the face of alumni and under
graduate criticism. William
Sargent, who has been coach
at Loyola high school, was APP
pointed his assistant.
The Loyola Athletic Board Of
Control in making the announce
ment. said Pecarovich had been re-
leased from his Gonzaga univer-
sity contract. He has been head
coach there seven years.
Pecaroyich played guard,
end and quarterback In his
undergraduate days at Com
zaga. He received Bachelor
OF Arts degree there in 1922,
law degree two years later,
and another of Doctor of Juris-
prudence from Loyola in 1928.
Five members Of the athletic
board of control resigned and were
replaced. in a squsbble over selec-
ton of a coach. A statement is'
sued by the board today said:
The board and university Off
Gals believe these selections will
assure a well-balanced and pro-
eressive athletic program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

Tacoma siman. pures vii mrst
either a Fort Lewis team oF Ne
atties Washington Athletic club
squad on next Thursdays Amer.
can Legion amateur boxing card
at Greenwich coliseum, Match
maker win Maylon announced VII
day
The Tacoma youngsters. beaten
only once In four team matches
during the past two months, VIII
get plenty Of composition no mat.
ter which Of the pair Of pres
pec,iys opponents IA booksd.
Mssion said NJ wouta know
b, late Friday NJ early sstas-
day which team would -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
NO TROUBLE FINDING
NENISON FOR SALE

Those who went into the woods
tracked down poachers. raided
their cabins arrested them. and
seized their deer. Wardens work.
ing the towns and villages had no
trouble finding deer for sale and
made a sweeping cleanup.
The many deer seized were
hauled out of the woods and set
Elements and shipped by train and
truck to department headquarters
in Augusta. They were turned
over to hospitals and charitable
institutions.
The drive was finished in
week. and a racket that threatened
to exterminate Names leading big
game animal was crushed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

JUMPING, described by the
. boys who know about such
things, rs the ultimate in
skiing is gradually becoming
more popular hereabouts. Not
among spectators OF has al
ways had a large non-com-
Blatant f0ll0wing). but among
the skiers themselves.
Latest 10 adopt jumping In a
mass sort Of way IL the Washing.
ton Ski club Among other
things voted Al its meeting Tues.
day night. the WSc members took
up Olay Uilsnd's offer 10 give
them wcek-eHds instruction
uiland. one Of the worlds
masters Of the jumping art,
viii some saturday and sun
dsy soon be found on a make
shift runway nj Paradise val
ley, completely surrounded by
Ns1 lubbers, telling them This
and that about n sport which
many are convinced 10
rather foolish and ill-choscn
means Of suicide.
A. matter 81 fact, though. ex.
psricnced skiers ard even a fsW
not 10 experienced. have insisted
to Us that jumping il not danger.
Gus al all 80 more -. al least.
than any other form OF skiing
When they tell W that We simply
nod and smile. gu ard agree u
must be ell that they ssy. They're
sNfully feryent about IL, anyway
THE program for the Tacoma
Winter sports festival. Fen.
II ana II a. Paradise valley. was
complete TO-DAY and there NIli be
a dance. = gay dance free dance
The first dance which has beer
held st Paradise I'M since NsN
Years eve.
Special permission % stage
hop On Saturday night. the lith.
has been given ~ the COMMITTEES.
much 10 lts relief
ouesa Pfsxys coronation
will also take place saturday
night In the inn. other sveBts
for ths evening include a
flare skiing demonstration and
Winter SYMPHONY color
film, 30 be- presented BY Herr
Otto Lang.
sunday the program wil 20
something Ike this II a. m ~
niors' slalOm race. ~ 30 demon
sirstion slsiom run BY Maestro
Lang. Iz.S5 gOsnen's slalom
] S5- mems slslom.
A bumper crowd Of skiers prob.
ably Will board the Chicago. Mil
Waukse. 81. Paul A. Pacific & Ski
BONl railroad train Sunday. the
Hysk resort 10 going 20 stage Us
annual Treasure Hunt. which last
year yss 20 much fun. Not con-
tent with giving simply run. the
Ski Bowl IL going 70 give away
$50 prizes, the grand prix Of which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
OREGON Salmon

James n. Sellers Andrew J Nat.
erlin and Frank Seufcft, the lat.
ter a cannery operator ffom The
Dalles. all opposed tho measure.
Byron I. Carney, former
state senator from CiasLamas
county. said the Washington
fish commission already has
the power which the present
two hills would give the Ore
gon commission. and that
Washingtou leaders arr los
patience With OreKoB's failure
90 fellow their lead.
The Washington governor has
already sent three bills tn the
legislature which would act ~
rctalialory gestures 10 Oregon,
Carney said The attitude In
Washington IL beginning 10 be that
unless Oregon does something Ia
stop the abuses Of fiah Laws. then
they are going 20 lower their own
barriers and grab while the grab.
blng liz good -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

Ferguson. Chuck Horjes.
Bill Turnbull, Don Shaw, Joe
Harold Msrtindale, Jack
Eugene Pape, Leigh
Moody. Ed Dever, Richard Peter
son. Jerry Wilhelmsen.
Soph-Jr. Reserves: Earl
Acker, Bud Black. Keith
Brown, Bob McNary, La Verne
Miller, Art Anderson, Chuck
Hampton, Dick Johnson, Dave
Molitor. Glenn Murray. sam
Roberts, Lloyd Silver. Jim
Whannell. Marcus Woods,
Robert Brady, Bob Hemmin-
ger, Clayton Anderson, Don
Cruver.
Jayvee: Jim Allen. Jack Ander-
son. Bob Brown, Jack Cosper,
Dave Glen, Clarence Hsug. John
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
Lincoln Five
Faces Wawas

Lincoln's fighting basketball
team will be out to ayenge a 1920
defeat and will also seek their
fourth straight win in the Cross
state league when they play the
Walla Walla Blue Devils on the
Abe court tonight at S O'Clock.
The game Is rated as toss.up
as the lmps have hit mid-scsson
form, while Lincoln's attack will
be bolstered by the return of
Logan Blades. who was unable to
make the trip TO Wa-Hi earlier
this year.
The Blue Devils may be minus
the services of Jack Brumbsck due
TO his leg injury earlier In the
season.
Probable starting lincups for the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
First Perfect Pin
Score at Lewis

FORT lEwts-~That dream 81
all dyed in the vool bo~lsrs which
~ seldom comes true, q perfect
score. becsms . reality Tor Corp
Joseph y. hettenaourt. Battery y.
10th Field Artillery.
what 10 even mare, for those
doubling person. WIN look upon
bowling scores and fishing stories
In ths same light, Corp bsttsn.
court hss witnesses 10 pfoss his
story
Ths score IL the first perfect ois
rolled on the Fort Lewis alleys
during the five years they nays
been in operation
Corporal Bsttsneoaft II a rsEis
lar member ~ his Battery bowling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

nc 10 fllsIf sfGaf- fLyIf0 IlI
Harses Lunch t. Captain Charley
Moore. vas the hish single o. the
Class 3 matches
OtheT high scores Included Pay
Michsuc 5ss. Benz Wakefield 5ss
c. KschulA 5ss Charles stssner
$50 and Al Vrolnsn SCI
The Iryfon Hattsr.. second hall
leaders. Non the flrst tNo games
from Nargs's Lunch 10 run their
string Of consecutive points won
TO l3 They lot the third fame
ana total pins for their only
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4 was McOmbers first appear
anee as full-fledged heavy
weight. although he has scrappe,
top-weight boys before.
McOmber found Lee
rugged. willy battler. Who alb
sorbed hard punches. shook
h. head and came uading in
for more. The Tacoma Scots
man, in ever, round. drove
solid straight rights 10 the
Southerner's head and body.
Although the blows gradually
slowed Lees pace, none was eN'
plosive enough to put him down
McOmber. by far the stronger al
the finish. clearly earned the de-
c.sion.
Rex Carey, a lanks Cana
dian. wsom experts regard a.
n promising threat for the
middleWeight title. looked
good a. he polished off Jack
Hubbard. Klamath Falls, Ore.
veteran. gaining a technical
knockout at the end Of the
fourth round.
Carey. who IS at least six feet
tall. had some difficulty in bat
Ting Hubbard, who is six or seven
inches shorter. but he nailed him
in the second, flooring him for
eight counts.
Alex Watson. Los Angeles Ne
gro. and fluffy Tyson of Tacoma,
drew in the four-round special
event. Hank Curtis, Tacoma de
cisioned Al Mustola of Portland,
and Gene Toulouse. Tacoma, tech
nically knocked out Kid Thornley,
Of Portland in the third round.
A full house, many of the spec
tators from Auburn, McOmber 5
home town. watched the show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

The manner in which cobra
strikes Is very different from the
method Of the long-fsnged snakes,
such as the RATHER. The latter
opens MS mouth wide. and slabs
the victim. while the former
grssps the victim, and cheNs IL
nomentarily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
BUCKS WALLOP
SEAHAWKS, So

PORTLAND. Ore. The Port
land Bgc@aroos last night Vsiioped
Seattle. 3 % 3. 70 stretch their
Pacific Coast Hockey league lead
70 u points and syenge We'd
nssoay night defeat BY the Sea
hawks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
Cocker Spaniel
Club Will Dine

Members Of the Tacoma Cocker
Spaniel club vii hold the annual
chicken dinner Saturday night al
100 O'Clock al The FRS. Chris
Kefner ia chairman Of the COM
mittee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
ll5b Oakland
COMMERCIAL 4 STANDINGS
COMMERCIAL y STANDINGS

Chinese merchants employ fire.
fly catchers, who do nothing else
during the summer months. Ex-
perts catch as many as 1000 Of
the insects in single night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

China. including all her depend.
sncies. mas the largest population
u any nation n the world. and
Andorfa the smallest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
Commercials
Wind Up Play

Commercial A and Il leagues
wound up their schedules last
night at Stadium.
Dupont lost its fourth straight
game and Gilt Top won its fourth
consecutive battle. which threw
the two teams into a tie for first
half honors. A division.
South Tacoma defeated Dupont.
so 10 40. in a thriller Fred Min
nitu scored two points in the last
three minutes Of play TO win.
Gilt Top walked over Ryblns,
30 TO 80.
Valleys beat Reeses Bar
hers, IS to rs, TO wind up tied
for third spot with South Ia
coma.
In B division play BNai Birth
trimmed Oakland. a. TO Is. Arch
er's CONNECTIONS defeated Ameri-
can Lake. A. to IS.
Community House won by for.
feit over Burnetts.
The piayoffs will begin next
Thursday
COMMERCIAL A LEAGUE
Gilt Top t40l t3al R,bm',
Prenovost d2l ..F...... "a Calklns
Mihclch "a ....F...... so Colwell
Dutton dD ...c.,,,... 90 Houeh
1ugo tllp 80 .... I'D Simpson
Subs; Gilt Top-Cramblett. Flint
Referee Heinrick
Keese's C.31 d5l \alle,'s
MXlcs ga f6, Wonders
Ellngson t2l p. ,s1 Underwood
Reese - ..,....C,,...... ~ Piper
Lille ~ ..-...G...... a. Madden
L l BaSalieh 3D. ~ 6 ls' Mshnkey
alieh "a: Valleys Inc.-DeXter 81
So. Tacoma t50) ti9l Dupont y e,
L. Smith 81 p. 49, G Wegsteen
H Smith 90 ....F...... IA Staples
Nichols co. 80. Cl2, B wegsteen
Minnitu go ,..G."...- 80 ,Cliehe
PatnOde G0i ..G.... t6l Mccall
Commercial League
Community House won. , 10 0. over
Burnett Brothers by forfeit
Areher's 90 t3sl Amer. Lake
Mathisen ~ F. u71 Bob; Grass
P Pe sSsst go Fr,5 g InS 9sas2
Wilcox 80 ....G..'. 90 sommers
SUBS j. $ Arche r confectionery y
Lemmer 81. Beardsley. Kaplin: Amer
lean Lake-Schiermsn a.. Official,
George Wise
B'nai Birth az u5) Oakland
B Meier d5' =. ........ ~ Hall
steinhart 80 ,..c...... q kirrase
Sham t2l -. c.. ~ Sunich
Warwick (22) ...G....... ,2D Parent
COMMERCIAL \ STANDINGS
n,nort r W l. PEI ss7 P e65 s or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
Carey kayoes
Hubbard In 4
CAMS UPSET JOHNSON PAINTS IN CITY RACE

JOCK McOMBER. Taeomss hesvyhanded
lO-round in
the VIII Mayons boxing coliseum Nc
Lee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
AMATEUR RING CARD NEXT WEEK

s~srcse6.
The lneai ssrsppsrs hisshsd ~
ursys narber A. G winning ssEht
out II eight. hsf~ last snsh. Tbe
Hsrbor squad dseppsH fssf ~ ine
bauss via the kpoehsut route
offiSsAis ~ Edward y Ehrsss
post. sponsor. announced FFisfay
Tho ladies free" polsry ~rssia b.
continued. A. least 10 bo<sts are
planned,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04
Nash Shoots
Winning Ball

Cammarana heapmea upset
johnson Paints LAST night IA cstf
league play II Lincoln arm. =
to ~
AM the game as es hrettc ~
The scafs implies A dying Ank
shot by Jack Wash ~ tbs at s~sA
snd - play gave the cans the
nee,iea twa essnta - wta ~ the
well lnnvn frox hair With
t.rarrai Mssars h~pt p~ss
with the sauss ~ hessiea tss-
Hersss Fte.ssss. - ~ 81. a~a
thllsss .ess~d svss trS
tresh, 81 To ~
The Gsmmsreho Va Iahns<sH
Painters wss efesi psesssr ali
the way rhe lead charged hamis
~ times
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

Ancient ruins IN Mexleo. m ~.
Ing sxesvstsi. hssr ys<tisd fnstsn-
rita. carefully ~rsppsd IN mummy
cloth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

Hank Reynolds, shooting for the
Washington Hardware team, rolled
the highest score Of the Glass 3
league matches al the Broadway
alleys Thursday night and the
highest total Of all Tacoma pin
leagues for the week Starting
with 236 he checked in with 2l0
in mis- second game and then reg
istered nice 23s, 10 take the
high-scoring honor with es5
total.
The Glass Is leaguers added
seven 500 scores 10 the weeks
total. bringing the number
scored at the Broadway alleys
this week 20 IS.
Mike Miller rolled . 65s total
for Ait Heidelberg with games Of
2I3. 222 and 1928 The complete
-~~..x. - Enn frHGys9fs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-04

y reFn.S rammafann esothsFss
assh ~. Holm
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
HUSVET HETF0I BAL
CAMPBELL, OHIOBAN

A Campbell Polgari Kor es
Magyar Haz husvet hetfon
tancmulatsagot rendez a camp
belli Magyar Hazban, 118
Reed Ave.-on.
A tancmulatsag sikerenek
az elereseben a rendezoseg min
dent elk0vetett, hogy az est
jol sikerulj0n.
A zenet Bunchy Janos nep-
szeru zenekara szolgaltatja
Bunchy Margit jolismert enek-
kiseretevel. A rendezoseg gon-
doskodott jo husito italokrol
es zamatos joizu harapnivalok-
rol. Aki egy kellemes estet
akar eltolteni, ne mulassza el
a kitiinonek igerkezo tancmu-
latsagon reszt venni. Belepti-
dij Is cent. Mindenkit szive-
sen hiv es var
a RENDEZ0SEG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
ADOFIZETES ZARODIK
APRILIS 1O-EN

Ha valakinek tanacsra van
sziiksege personal, real estate,
uzlet, haz vagy ado ugyben,
forduljon bizalommal Kaibas
Juliahoz, aki George Jones
county auditor megvalasztasa-
val XII lett nevezve a special
assessment irOda vezetesevel.
Ezen ugyekben forduljon
hozza meg aprilis 1O-ig, aki szi-
vesen elintez mindent es szi-
vesen utba igazit mindenkit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
MAGYAR
SPORTREPULES

A budapest muegyetem ket
kivalo pilotaja, Vadas Laszlo
es Bekassy Vilmos, a tar
saik altal epitett ''Muegyetem
"a" jelzesu sportrepuloge
a delafrikai Fokvarosba repul-
tex, hogy oman Argentina fo-
varosaba, Buenos Airesbe S
Chilen, Equadoron, Colum-
bian, Panaman es Mexicon at
aprilis vegere New Yorkba er-
kezzenek, a vilagkiallitasra.
A pompas, tetszetos for
maju sportgep az utolso sze-
gig magyar kezek munkaja,
meg az orankent 100 inert
foldnyi sebesseget teljesito mo-
tor is.
Mint a megcsonkitott Ma
gyarorszag torhetetlen akarat
erejenek es alkotasi keszsege-
mex szimboluma, versenytars
nelkil nevez be ez a gep a
vilagkiallitas erd ekessegei
koze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
SIT. GYORGY SZOVETSEG
IL. OSZTALYA

Tisztelettel tudatom a SIT.
Gyorgy Szovetseg 12-ik osztaly
tagsagaval, hogy gyiilesiink
aprilis Gen mem lesz megtart-
va es pedig azert, inert husvet
aprilis Gen lesz, ICY tehat a
gyilesiink csak aprilis loan
lesz a szokott helyen, a scent
mise utan. Szeretettel kerem
a tagtestvereket, hogy maid
aprilis lean mindenki tegyen
eleget tagtarsi k0telezettsege-
mex.
Boldog husveti iinnepet XII
vanok minden tagtestverem-
mex.
Szeretettel:
Balogh IstUdn, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
CAMPBELL VERHOVAY
32I FI0K HIREI

A Campbell Verhovay 321-
TX fiok, tekintettel a k0zbeeso
Husvetra, aprilis 9-ike helyett,
aprilis lien, kedd este 7::30-
kor tartja rendes havi gyiileset
a Campbell Magyar Hazban.
Felkerjiik a tagokat, hogy
ext vegyek figyelembe es a
keddi gyiilesre lehet6leg tel
jes szamban jelenjenek meg,
inert tobb igy var elintezesre.
TisZtelettel
Rab6ca Istudn, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
VERHOVAY 1O8.

Tekintettel, hogy a jov6 va
sarnap husvet vasarnapja lesz,
azert gyulest mem tartunk,
csak a havidij beszedese lesz
megtartva 1-tol Sig es ha
esetleg valakinek valamilyen
elintezni valoja van, AIT szin-
ten megteheti.
Beteg tagok: Ivan Janosne,
Gene Claiborne, Szesse Istvan,
Fedor Andrasne, Potornai ia
nosne, Matyasi Jozsefne, Koz-
ma Mihalyne.
Turner J6ssef, titkdr,
lis Manchester, Tel 91059
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
''MAGYAR A MAGYARERT"
Macy TANCMULATSAG
WARRENBEN

Macy napra kesziil6dnek
Warrenban, aprilis 22-en, szom
baton este, anikor a harom
warreni egyesUlet:: a Reforma-
tus Szovetseg, Verhovay Sc
gely Egylet es Bridgeport
Sz0vetseg fiok osztalyai k0zo-
sen nagyszabasu tancmulatsa
got rendeznek a Magyar a Ma
gyarert mozgalom javara, a
X. and P. Hall-bar.
A SzorgalmaS rendezoseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

ra, hogy a betegsegelyt a be-
teg tag csak attol az idotol
KAPPA, amikor a betegseg a
titkarnak jelentve lett es a fell
mondast a kezelo orvosnak
pontoSan XII kell allitani, inert
amely iven mines rata a fell
mondas ideje, ait a kozpont
mem veszi figyelembe.
Vagyok szeretettel, es boil
dog scent feltamadasi unne-
pet kivanva tagtestvereimnek
Gy0rgy Tanads, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
MAGYAR
POLCARSAC
WSSzASzERzESE.

A magyar allampolgarsagi
torveny rendelkezese ertelme-
ben az utlevel meg mem hosz-
szabbitasa Magyarorszag-
tol 10 evnel hosszabb tavollet
eseten a magyar allampol-
garsag elveszteset is maga
utan vonhatja. Mind gyakrab-
ban erkeznek konzulatushoz
oily egyenek utlevel iranti ke-
relmei, akik az utlevel kali
tas felteteleinek vagy egyalta-
Ian mem, vagy pedig csak resi-
ben tudtak megfelelni. Ennek
sokszor az a kovetkezmenye,
hogy a mar el0keszitett uta-
zasukrol lie kell mondani, vagy
AIT honapokra el kell halasz-
tani.
Exert Magyarorszagbol szar-
mazott es amerikai allampol-
garsagot mem szerzett egyenek,
ha egy esetleges utazas esete-
ben mem akarnak kellemetlen
helyzetbe keriilni, kivandorlasu-
kat k0veto tiz esztendon beliil
folyamodjanak vi utlevelert,
illetve hosszabbitaSsak meg ut
leveliiket. A fent koriilirt egye-
mex k0ziil pedig azok, akik
mar tobb mint tiz esztendeje
vandoroltak XII, honapokkal az
ut el0tt forduljanak uti okma-
nyuk beszerzese celjabol, illet-
We feltehet6leg elveszitett ma
gyar allampolgarsaguk vissza-
szerzese celjabol a m. kir. kon-
| zulatushoz. Ha ezt megteszik,
uti okmanyukat kello idoben
megkapjak.
Az erdekeltek tegyenek sa-
jat erdekukben eleget ezen fel-
hivasnak es kuldjek be mie-
lobb regi utleveluket a cleve-
landi magyar kiralyi konzula-
tushoz Royal Hungarian Con-
sulate, 1927 Union Commerce
Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio. To-
vabbi teendokre vonatkozolag
ertesitest fognak kapni.
Leveliikhoz csatoljanak pom
tosan megcimzett, belyeggel
ellatott valaszboritekot is.