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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
Matkinnon Term Unique; Lea
 New Councilman

The career of J. s. (Sim) Mac Kinnon as Juneau City Councilman is likely to go down in history as unique in municipal politics.
 Though a Councilman for al- most three months, MacKinnon never ran for office, was never elected and never attended g meeting.
 Appointed by the Council to i'll vacancy left by the resignation of John Mccormick, MacKinnon took the oath of office October 10 He was out of town on a vaca- tion cruise when the first meeting of his term" rolled around. The time of the next meeting found him in Seattle, where he had been called from Reserve status by the Navy. Now he is back in Juneau is back in the Navy and has opened an office of the 18th Naval Dis trict here. His position calls for his resigning from all politica offices, so his resignation from the Council was accepted last night.
 Harry Lea, truck driver with the Reliable Transfer Company, who was a candidate for Council in the last election, has been appointed to succeed MacKinnon. Lea took his oath of office last night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
By PRESTON GROVER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29 The Administration gesture of knock ing down sky-rocketing sugar prices at the beginning of the war has come home to roost in a fine bramble of farm policy and good neighborliness.
 Housewives will remember that early last September the price of sugar jumped from five cents a pound to seven or more. To stop the thing, the President abruptly suspended the sugar quota agree ments by which the Yankee mar ket was apportioned among Cuba,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
KASAAN MAN IS SUICIDE; NOTE
 DESCRIBES PAIN
0Idtimer Puts Bullet in Head in Lonely Cabin
 December 26

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Dec. 29.- Frank J. Fredricks, 65, took his own life with pistol the day after Christmas in a lonely cabin near Kasaan, it was learned today.
 Fredricks left note saying Cant stand the pain. Can't eat so thought I would get out of this misery. May God have mercy on my soul"
 Apparently Fredericks had been ill many weeks.
 His body was brought to Ketchi- kan by the Coast Guard yesterday who also brought in notes Fredricks had left to his brother John, 65C Monroe Street, West New York, New Jersey, and a sister K a te, Palm Springs, California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
Finns Throw Soviet Army
 Back Again
Defenders Kill Hundreds as Reds Launch New
 Attacks

HELSINKI, Dec. 29.-The killing of 600 Russians in a battle at Kelja is reported by the Finnish conn mand as the Red Army launched new attacks along the Leningrad Railway in the region of Lake Su- vanto in the eastern part of the Karelian Isthmus.
 The Films reported the Russians left 300 dead on another battle field in the lake sector where two Red Army battalions were dis persed."
 The Films also reported the de- struction of five Russian tanks, the capture of two others and the smashing of several Russian att tacks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
PRESIDENTS SON,
 WIFE ARE INJURED
 IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Car Smashes Into Parked TruCk-Both Hurried
 10 Hospital

WINCHESTER, Va, Dec. 29. - Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., and his wife, suffered decorations an d bruises in an auto accident early today as they were driving to Washington from attending Pol ish Relief Ball at Boyce in North ern Virginia.
 Roosevelt and his wife were brought to the Memorial Hospital here by an unidentified motorist after their car rammed a parked truck g miles east of here.
 Roosevelt and his wife walked into the hospital unassisted.
 Attendants express the belief the two auto accident victims would be able to leave the hospital later today.
 It is understood the occupants of the truck were not hurt.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
German Report Makes Claim Partially Ad-
 mitfed by Admiralty
SOVIET WARpLANES IN
 RAIDS COASTAL TOWNS
Finnish Rail Centers Under Bombs = Defenders
 on Russian Soil
(By Associated Press)

Soviet warplanes struck anew al Finnish railway functions in South- ern coastal cities today while Ger many reports a new blow at the British sea power.
 The German Submarine Command announces that British battleship of the Queen Elizabeth class has been torpedoed by a German sub- marine west of Scotland.
 British Version
 Upon receipt of the German an- nouncement, the British Admiralty said German submarine had at tackled a battleship, three men were killed and some damage to the craft was done.
 Neither announcement disclosed when the attack occurred.
 There are five ships of the Queen Elizabeth class. The vessels are 30,- GOO tons and were constructed be- fore the World War. They have eight 15-inch guns mounted.
 Rail Centers Suffer
 Each of Finlands rail centers in coastal towns suffered from new air attacks. Finnish airmen, according to a report, finally drove the in- vading air forces away.
 An official Finnish report says the defenders have carried the fight ing to Russian soil on the eastern front where ski patrols are striking toward the Murmansk railway, the Arctic supply route of the Soviets.
 Censorship Ordered
 Dissatisfied with the treatment of the Russian Finnish war news, Russia has imposed a censorship on dispatches of American, French and British correspor dents. All dis patches passing through Russian communication lines will be cen- sored.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
CITY ASKED TO GIVE AID
 10 FINLAND
Sunday Proclaimed Fin land Day" in Junedu-
 Fund Being Raised

Citizens of Juneau will join the rest of the Nation in extending sympathy and assistance to the Fin nish people through a concerted ef- fort on Sunday December 3l, des- ignated Finland Day" by procla- nation of Mayor Harry I. Lucas.
 In their churches, Juneauites have been requested to appeal for divine protection for the war-locked non- belligerents in the Finnish Repub- lic.p
 In addition tn ey are asked to give according to their ability to bring relief to Finland" Any fund raised here will be forwarded to the Finnish Relief Fund, Inc, of which former President Herbert Hoover is chairman. Voluntary donations may be turned in to The Empire office. No funds will be solicited except by appeals in The Empire and by radio.
 The Mayor's proclamation is as follows:
 Bitterly do American citizens feel the invasion of sister republic; a republic that has patterned itself after our own, a republic that has lived since its founding in peace and in progress.
 Deeply do we of America respect the rich character, the high moral ethics of the Finnish people, and their devotion to freedom and lb- erty.
 "Richly have Finnish Americans cunuibuted to the progress of the United States, of Alaska and of Ju- neau.
 Now Finland is engaged in war against it's will, bravely fighting against almost insurmountable odds to presedve the philosophy of her republic, as well as to protect the actual borders of one of the worlds outstanding small democracies.
 Therefore, I, Mayor of Juneau, do hereby proclaim Sunday, De- cember 3l, 1889, Finland Day in this city; and ask the citizens of this community on that day to appeal for divine protection for the war-lock- ed n-belligerents in the Finnish republic; and I further ask that the citizens of this community on this day and in the days following give according to their ability to bring relief to Finland by contrib uting through the local newspapers.
 HARRY I. LUCAS,
 Mayor"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
GENERALS AT FRONT
 CHANGED
Soviet Russia Puts New Commander in Field
 Against Finland

MOSCOW, Dec. 29-Soviet Rus sia had put it's military hero of the 1888 Far Eastern vest pocket war, Gen G. M. Stern, in charge of the invasion of Finland.
 Gen. Mertskov, understood to have been called upon for an ex- planation of his failure to score more impressive successes in Fin land, has been dismissed.
 The Government gave official indication of dissatisfaction with the foreign news accounts in the way the campaign is progressing by restoring a rigid censorship on outgoing news.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
Fifty Thousand Persons May Be Victims of
 Turkish Disaster THREE NEW pERILS
 HAVE NOW COME UP Starvation, Severe Cold Weather, Disease Hits
 Stricken Area

ANKARA, Turkey, Dec. 29.-The mounting toll of quake stricken Anatolia today led officials to ex- press belief that the total dead might reach the appalling number of 50000 as starvation, severe cold weather and disease created new perils among survivors.
 Relief trains have been rushed to the earthquake center with food and medical supplies but wrecked communication facilities prevents only meager information as well as aid.
 The blizzard is still raging and this makes it certain that addi- tional thousands may die as the result of injuries and exposure be- fore help reaches them.
 New tremors, predicted by Turk ish seismologists, also add new ter TOT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
SKY- -R0CKETING OF SUGAR
 PRICES GIVEN KN0Ck0UT;
 QUOTAS GET SUSPENSIONS

Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Phil ippines.
 The theory was that suspending quotas would permit new supply of sugar from the island producers to come into the market, or at least threaten to come. Then the price would stop sky-rocketing. Tn "a { part of it worked all right.
 But one of the pinches was that the suspension of sugar quotas au- tomatically suspended the prefer ential tariff on Cuban sugar. Cuba had been able to ship her quota of sugar into the United States by
 Continued on Page Sixl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
FRENCH SENATE
 GIVES APPROVAL
 BIG WAR BUDGET

PARIS, Dec. 29. = The French Senate has given unanimous approv- al of a war budget of one billion, two hundred million dollars for the first three months of 1940.
 Premier Daladier declared the funds will be spent mainly for avia- tion, tanks and completion of three new 35,000-ton battleships.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
Would Repay Finland Sum
 Paid on Debi
Wash ingfon Representa- five Has Bill Ready
 for Congress

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Repre- sentative Martin F. Smith, of the State of Washington, announces he will introduce on the opening day of Congress next week a bill to relieve Finland in making further payments at this time on her debts to the United States and loan her amounts she has already paid.
 Finland borrowed $8,280,00 and has paid $5,656,OOO, debt and in terest.
 Finland has always paid the an- nual installments with interest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
FIRST LADY I5 NOMINATED FOR
 HEAD OF UNION
Newspaper Guild Would Have Mrs. Roosevelt
 Ifs President

DENVER, Col, Dec. 29. - Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt was nominated today to succeed the late Haywood Broun as President of the Ameri- can Newspaper Guild.
 The nomination was unanimously approved by the Executive Commit tee of the Guild in Denver, which telegraphed the Guilds international executive in New York.
 Local executive boards may make nominations under the Guilds by laws.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
UNIVERSITY HEAD
 ON WAY HERE TO
 CONFER WITH GOV.

Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, Presi- dent of the University of Alaska, left Fairbanks today by plane for a conference here with Gov. Ernest Gruening.
 The plane is remaining at White horse overnight. Governor Gruen- ing requested the conference be held before he leaves for Wash ington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
WRANGELL FEDERAL
 BUILDING BIDS TO
 BE OPENED JAN. 1e

Bids on construction of the new $275,000 Federal Building and Post office at Wrangell will be opened January 19 in Washington, ac- cording to word received today from U. s. Commissioner Richard J. Surratt at Wrangell.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
DIVIDEND FOR ALASKA JUNEAU
 IS ANNOUNCED
Amounts fo Fifteen Gents a Share-Same as Prev
 ious Two Quarters

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 29. The Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company has declared dividend of IS cents a share.
 The dividend is the same as paid for the two preceding quarters and is payable on February l to share holders on record on January 10.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
DANIEL BELL IS NAMED TO
 TREAS. DEPT.
Former Acting Budget Di- rector Is 10 Succeed
 John Hanes

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Presi- dent Roosevelt announces he has named Daniel Bell, former Acting Budget Director, to the vacant post of Undersecretary of the Treas ury. Bell succeeds John Hanes who has resigned, effective December 31, to return to private business.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
GIRL D0DGES
 TW0BULLETS
 FIREDBYDAD

NEW YORK, Dec. 29. - Miriam Solovieff, 18-year-old concert vio- linist, dodged two bullets last night and escaped injury when her father, Aaron, estranged from the family, shot and wounded her mother and sister, then killed him. self.
 The tragedy took place in the family's fashionable Riverside Drive apartment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
THIRD s1OO,OOO
 SENT TO FINNS
 FOR RELIEF AID

CHICAGO, Dec. %. Former President Herbert Hoover, Chair man of the Finnish relief fund drive. announces that the third S100,000 has been forwarded to Finland from American contribu- tors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-12-29
Prisoners Taken By
 French, West Froni

PARIS, Dec. 29.-French recon noitering patrols captured some pris- oners last night and early today in the Vosges Forest region, todays communique said.
Evening star., 1939-09-21

leaders will be held at headquarters
Monday to perfect plans for the
drive which begins September 2s,
Mr.. Ashi said today.
Mindful Of the great humani-
tartan services the Red Cross per-
forms in trying times like these. we
Will make every effort to assure the
success Of the Roll Call" Mr.. Stat
terry said In pledging Legion support.
Evening star., 1939-09-21

Committee in covering the more
than 5000 small business establish
ments in the area bounded by Con-
stitution avenue. M street, North
Capitol street and Rock Greek Park.
The Legion groups will act as
separate Roll Call division under the
direction of Joseph A. Ashi, william
T. Slattery, Legion commander, an
nounced. Another meeting of post
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Truck in Queer Crosh

BERKELEY, Calf, Sept. 81 R.-
A big three-unit vehicle driven by
Marvin England, ~, colnded with
itself yesterday.
England swerved the big truck to
avoid striking q dog anG his trailers
skidded, whipped around and
smashed into the truck,
Evening star., 1939-09-21
Legion viii Aid
In Red Cross Drive

American Legion posts here will
assist the American Red Cross in its
membership drive in the downtown
area, 1t was announced yesterday.
Each OF the 80 posts here will CO.
operate with the General Business
Evening star., 1939-09-21

the A. E. F. has not forgotten, and
most Of all Gen. PershinR.
That brings up for very thought
ful consideration q question about
our home defense and the defense OF
this hemisphere.
(Released By North American Nevspsper
Alliance, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1939-09-21

Fire is advocating vocational edu.
cation IN rural districts.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
VERHOVAY II. b. KERULET
MOST SZOMBATI GYULESE

Amint tudjak tagtarsaim, a
108-ik fiok maga alkot egy ke-
ruletet. Ezen kerulet most
szombat este 7:3O kezdettel,
azaz e no 25-en tartja a ke-
riileti gyiileset a Reformatus
Egyhaz gyilestermeben. Ezen
gyules van hivatva elbiralni a
multi nagygyules hatarozatat es
at, ha jo, elfogadni, ha mem
10, elvetni.
Kerem a tagtarsaimat, hogy
eljenek ezen alapszabalyadta
jogaikkal, jojjenek el ezen gyu-
lesre es mint birak maguk pro-
saljak megbiralni a fent neve-
zett nagygyiiles hatarozatait.
Remelem, hogy ezen felhiva-
som nern lesz a pusztaban XII
alto $40 es a tagtarsaim teljes
szamban megjeleilnek a gyiile-
cen. Debroszki A1dras keru-
lett eln0k megbizasabol:
Turner Jossef,
17/B keriilet jegyzoje
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
HALALOzASok

BOLEA DANIEL, 49 Adams
ST., campbelli honfitarsunk
hosszabb ideig tarto betegseg
utan nov. 18-an a youngs-
town. korhaz South Sidei osz-
talyan SO ewes koraban eliza
lalozott.
A megboldoguft Tisza Tar
jan, Borsod megyeben szlile-
tett. Nehany evvel ezelott la
togatoban jarva Magyarorsz&-
con, a fcien seriilest szenve.oett.
Maid nehany honappal ezelott
a youngstown Sheet and Tube
gyartelepen vall-serilest kapott
snoi csak sulyt sbitotta a hely-
zetet. Tagja volt a Verhovay
142-ik osztalynak
Temetese november 21-en,
kedden volt Szabo temetesren-
dezo kiszolgalasaval a halottas
haztol, maid Mt. Bertalan Ist-
van campbelli, Mt. Lovas ak
roni es Mt. w. Danda lelkeszek
gyaszszertartasai utan a camp
belli baptista tenplombol, Bel
mont Park temet6he helyeztek
or0k nyugvora.
Halalat gyaszolja felesege,
felnott gyermekei es kiterjedt
rokonsaga.
GYARMATI PAL 621 Salt
Spring Roadi lakasan novem-
ber 18-an 62 ewes koraban hir-
teleniil elhalalozott.
A megboldogult Magyaror-
szagon sziiletett.
19O6-ban erkezett Lorain, O.,
ba, maid 1921-ik evben Youngs
townban telepedett meg.
Gyaszolja ket gyermeke Ma
gyarorszagon.
Temetese november 20-an
1etf6n t0rtent Szab6 temetes-
rendez6 kiszolgalasaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

mar annyi jegy kelt ell hogy
az vi terem keptelen lesz a
tomeget befogadni es ICY az
Otthonban is teritenek.
A bankett tosztmestere:
Pipoly Gyula az ismert ma
gyar iizletember es az egyhaz-
max regi tagja lesz, mig egyes
amerilzai vendegeket Nemenyi
Miklos, a Nagybizottsag elnoke,
aki szinten "a eve tagja az
egyhaznak, fog bemutatni. A
s1onokok kozt lesz a magyar
sag jo baratja, Congressman
Mike" Kirwan es ha akkorra
iGehaza lesz Spagnola, az vi
polgarmester is.
Az avatasra es bankettre
eijonnek Naloszinuleg Ft. Ia
nos Arpad es Ft. Hartel Jo-
zsef Clevelandbol, Ft. Rickert
Emo Lorainbol, FIT. DR.. Demko
zoltan Fairportbol, Ft. Andras
Jeromos Farrellbol, es terme-
szetesen Ft. Kovaliczky Vik-
tor a Scent Gyorgy Egyhaz pie
banosa es Mundweil four.
Az osszmagyarsag is nyerni
Fog az vi teremmel, inert mint
egy 300-as befogado kepes-
sege egy vi kozponEot nyit
meg q magyarsag reszere, gyu-
lesek, vacsorak stb. megtarta-
sara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
PALLA| PETERT
AUTO UTOTTE Ell
Magyar banyasz gyorshajt6 al.
dOzata Halalat lelte az or
szaguton

Pallai Peter, Sc ewes ma
gyar banyaszt, aki Pennsylva-
niabol iott Mahoning megyebe,
ahol Petersburg kozeleben Ia
kott, multi szombaton este az
orszaguton egy gyorshajto ell
utotte automobiljaval.
A szerencsetlen magyar nem-
sokara meghalt. A rend6rseg
1yomozza a gepkocsi vezetojet,
aki mem ALT meg a baleset
utan, hanem meg gyorsabb
iramban elmenekJlt.
Pallait kedden temettek Co.
lumbianaban. Gyaszoljak test.
verei: Demjen Istvanne, West
Virginiaban es fivere Janos
McKeesporton, valamint edes-
anyja Pallai Istvanne az oha
zaban.
Pallai Andras es Janos is.
inert youngstown magyarok,
unokatestverei voltak a szeren-
csetlenul jart magyarnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

A vidamsag jegyeben fog
lezajlani a legkozelebbi magyar
filIneloadas, november 28-an,
xedden delelott 11-tol este IL
ig folytatolagos el6adasban a
Central AuditoriuInban 1928
West Boardman ST. y. Hamory
Gustav, a magyar filmek
youngstown kepvisel6je be-
mutatja a "Te csak pipalj
Ladanyl" es 'Maga lesz a fer
jem' cimi filmvigjatekokat. Az
elsoben Turay Ida, Raday I'M
re, Rozsahegyi Kalman es Ju-
hasz Jozsef, a masodikban ia
vor Pal. Agai Irfn es Kabos
Gyula jatszanak.
Csath6 Kalman nevet jol is
merjuk, - 6 irta annak idejen
a nagysikeru ''Uj rokon" cimu
filmet. A "Te csak pipalj,
Ladanyi" eppen olyan joizii,
videki t0rtenet, mint a Macy
s4keru "Uj rokon" volt,
A mai nehez idokben a ko-
zonseg vigjatekot akar latni, -
inert mindenki meg akar feled-
kezni a gondjairol. EFT a celt
szolgalja az vi film, amely egy
videki cselad deriis, kedves
eletet hozza elenk, vidam jo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
Az IRASTUDATLANOK is
POLGAROK LEHETNEK

A washington kongresz-
szus legutobbi ulesszakanak
utolso napjan vi torvenyt
hoztak a polgarositasra vo-
natkozo,ag.
Az uj t0rveny megengedi a
polgarosodast azoknak, akik
1917 februar 5-ike elott van
doroltak be az Egyesult Al
lamokba, meg ha analfabetak
is, azaz ha mem is tudnak ir-
nj es olvaSnl.
1917 elott a bevandoroNak-
tol mem koveteltek meg az
irni es olvasni tudast S exert
igazsagosabb, hogyi ext t6luk
a polgarosodasnal Sc kovetel-
jek.
Ez a torveny sok szaz id6-
sebb bevandoroltnak lehet6ve
fogja tenni, hogy lpolgarokka
valjanak, inert sokan eddig
azert nem polgarosodtak,
inert mem tanultak meg irni
es olvasni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23

ledvvel, ioizu notazassal, ma
gyar zenevel.
Harom kedvenc filmSzinesze
van az amerikai magyarsag-
max. Az a harom muvesz, aki
elosz6r alapozta meg a nevet
es eloharcosa volt a magyar
filmeknek: Agai Iren, Javor
Pal es Kabos Gyula. Ha Ok
harman szerepelnek egy film
ben, akkor annak a filmnek
nem kell hangos reklam, a ko-
zonseg tudja, hogy jol fog mu-
latri.
Most is,net egyiitt jatszanak
a .'Maga lesz a ferjem' cinii
remek vigjatekban, anely ell
5ajoloan kedves tortenete
egy kedves kis leanynak, aki
egy nyari vakaciojan AIT ha-
zudja egy ferfinek, aki mem
akarja ct eszrevenni, hogy mar
ferries asszony. Hogy ebbol
nlilyen bonyodalmak lesznek
az kepzelheto, inert anikol
Agai Iren megjelenik Javor Pa
lakasan, ertheto, hogy Javol
felhaborcdik a leany vakmero.
segen, A haragbol azonbar
lassankent Szerelem lesZ es
Agai Iren ezer csalafintasagor
at vegre meghoditja Javort.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
MUNKAvISzONYOK
ALLAND0AN J0k
A heten megindul a Brier Hill
koksz telepe is. Az acelterme-
les SO szazalekOs. 10 munka-
kilatasok honapolig

A youngstown hatalmas
acel kerilet gyaraiban sza-
kadatlanul megy a munka.
September ota a regi munka-
sck csaknem mind teljes idot
dolgoznak es vannak sokan,
akik tuloraznak. A gyarak az
utobbi ket es fel honap ota
letett munkaSaik ezreit hiv-
tax vissza es vi embereket is
fogadtak.
A heten a Mahoning volgy
koksz termelese el6szor lesz
100 szazalekos 1929 ota, Meg
indul ugyanis a Sheet and
Tube Brier Hill-i koksz telepe
&c, amely utoljara 1931-ben
dolgozott. Tobb szaz munkas
kap alkalmazast.
A kerulet Is nagy vas-kohoja
k0zil % van iizemben es ket
koho megindulasa a kozel jo-
vGre varhato.
A gyarak el vannak latva rem
delesekkel nemcsak ez ev We
geig, hanem egesz februarig.
Els habsr vannak egyesek,
ahk AIT hiszik, hogy az vi
ev kezdeten kisse csokkenni
fog a munka, a mi veleme-
ayunk az, hogy aligha lesz
nagy csokkennes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
ALEC TEMPLETON
YOUNGSTOWNBAN

Alec Ten1pleton, a vilaghiru
yak zongora miivesz, akit a
nagykozonseg jol ismer radio
eloadasai reven, egyetlen kon-
certjet Youngstownban j0vo
csiitortokon, november 30-an
este tartia a Stambaugh Audi
toriumban a youngstown Szim
follikus Zenekarral.
Aki hallotta Tenpletont a
radon, az bizonyara szemevel
is meg akar gyozodni arrol a
csudalatos zene tudasrol es er-
zesr6l, amt ez a teljesen yak
zongoramJvesz produkal.
A hangversenyre, amely a
rendes szimfonikus eloadasok
kereten Xviii esik, jegyek el6-
vetelben kaphatok a Szimfo-
nikus zenekar irodajaban, q
Union National Bldg-ben, vagy
akkor este a penztarnal. Telt
hazra van kila&aS.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-23
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG
GYtJLEST TART

A Youngstown es K0rnyeki
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
gybizottsaga rendes havi
gyuleset hetf6n, november 27-
en- este 8 oral kezdettel tartja
a Fuggetlen Reformatus Egy-
haz gyulestermeben. Keretnek
a tagok a pontos megjelenesre.
A tiSstiEdr.