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Ham, Eggers
 Lose Point

SACRAMENTO, Cal. July B. Sponsors of the ham and egg pen- sion plan have lost a court action to have the pension plan placed on the November ballot.
 The State Supreme Court has de- nied the court action in which the pensioners sought to force the Sec retary of State to recognize suffi- eient signatures to place the plan on the ballot.
 The Secretary of State had prev icusly ruled that the initiative pe- titions lacked the qualified number of signature.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-07-23
MACK HAS KNA(k OF
 JUDGING
Connie Nearly Right in His Judgment of Base
 ball Players
By RAY PEACOCK AP Feature Service Writer

PHILADELPHIA. July 23. TT It takes something like the ascension of Lou Finney with the Boston Red Sox to show, by contrast, how Connie Mack was so nearly often right in his judgment of baseball players.
 Since breaking up his great team of the early thirties Connie has inspected players by the busload. College boys left the campus with a diploma in one hand and ticket for Philadelphia in the other.
 The miracle of it is that 90 few, like Finney, ever reached ataIaom with another club af-
 ter Connie once let them go.
 Maybe Connie just get tired of a~eing Finney around. Lou tried out with the As in 1931 but didn't get place on the Athletic roster until '33. In four years his best batting mark was .5O2 and he never could win a regular job.
 Excepting the players Connie sold on star basis and at star con- alterations, you can count on one hand those still in the majors he might like to have back.
 After the 1892 As dropped to second, Mack sold Al Simmons, Jimmy Dykes and Mule Haas. A year later he sold Lefty Grove, George EarnshaW, Mickey Coch- rane and Max Bishop. Two years later away went Jimmy Foxx, Roger Cramer, Eric McNair and John Marcum. Since then he has sold two players with fancy price tags, Frank Higgins from the 1886 roster, and Bill Werber from 1888
 And who does that leave, of all the players he has looked over Of used for a time and then re- leased? Just these:
 Joe Bowman, class of '32,
 now with Pittsburgh; Alton
 Benton, '35, Detroit; Carl Doyle,
 '36, Cardinals; Bill Dietrich,
 '3G, Chicago White SOx; Russ
 Peters, '38, Cleveland; Edgar
 Smith, '39, White Sox; Lynn
 Nelson, '39, Detroit, and Fin l ney.
 Standouts of that group are Finney, Smith and Benton. One more should be added Connie bought Rip Radciiff from St. Paul for 1884 delivery, but cooled of on the outfielder and sent him to Louisville without using him. The White Sox salvaged Rip and the Browns later obtained him. He's a heavy hitter now
 About the only other time Connie missed in the last dec
 ade was on Jimmie DeShOng,
 who had brief fling in '32.
 Jimmie returned in '33 to pitch
 some good ball for the Yan-
 kees and had big season with
 Washington in '36 He is in the | minors now.
 The books still remain to be
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where. in the third, Moose garnered three hits, three runs, and were aided by Douglas error.
 Oddly enough, for perhaps the first time here, with pitching the full route, Sogaard failed to strike out single man. Local fans cannot remember when such thing has happened before, man pitching good ball, pitching the entire route, and not getting a strikeout.
 Tonight, weather permitting, Elks will play the Moose at 6:30 o'clock in Firemen's Park.
 Box score and summary is as fol-
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Bett.y's  Too

SAN ANTONIO, July 23.-Betty Jameson probably feels little bet ter now about winning the National Womens Golf Championship last summer Betty deserved to win the big title all right, but, as many pointed out, Patty wasn't there. Patty, the 1888 winner, was out with an appendectomy. Betty got crack at Patty the other day in the finals of the Trans-Missis- sippi championship-one of the country's major events for women -and beat Patty Berg. Which may silence some of the wisecrackers.
 Empire claSSifiedS bring results
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pAp5 WIN
 ANOTHER;
 F0UR-0NE
Soqaard Pitches Good Ball Without One Strikeouf
 Made Last Night
MOOSE 4, DOUGLAS 1

Moose held their lead in the local baseball loop last night as curve ball chucker Sogaard held the Islanders to infield Jumpers for the best part of the game.
 Somehow or other, Douglas couldn't seem to get ball through the infield. and Sogaard received wonderful support.
 Jensen, too, pitched good game last night, except for one bad inning
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the Mormon Meteor caught fire in an attempt to set a new record last year. Tn the fall he ran for mayor of Salt Lake City on a program urging safe driving and was elected by a narrow margin. He takes the view that speed driving is fine for Bonneville Salt Flats, but not for city streets.
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SIXTH IN A SERIES)
Former World Speed Chamnion

develop kick Most beginners the swimmer have the flexible kick from the hip Also keep the ankles loose Practic o bench, land
 the of kckbe With complete stroke three downward beats total of should should slightly od
 held high that the water level is just below preceding article for the correct breathing
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closed on Bill Nicholson, class of '3G, something of an in-and-outer now with the Cubs, and Floyd Yount, '37, an outfielder Pitts burgh has out for another year of seasoning.
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26 1 MOOSE
Totals
SUMMARY

Strikeouts-Jensen, 4; bases on bals Sogaard ?, Jensen 2; wild pitches-Jensen, l. double plays Snow to Sharek to Collins; extra base hits-none; stolen bases-Ers- kline l, Snow 1; sacrifice hit-So- gaard 1; umpires-Shaw and Mac Spadden.
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{ ast League
 Travels
No Games Played Monday -Not Even in Two Major Setups

No games were played in the Pa cific Coast League yesterday as the teams were travelling to open today on the following schedule for this week:
 Seattle at Portland.
 San Diego at Sacramento.
 Los Angeels at San Francisco.
 Oakland at Hollywood.
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NO GAMES MONDAY

No games were played in the major leagues yesterday.
 In the Gastineau Channel League the Moose defeated Douglas to 1.
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WALNUT bed, springs and mat
 tress, painted chest of drawers,
 dressing table. Phone Black 565.
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MAPTHAS' GO0DY
 SALE ON FRIDAY

A food sale. will be held Friday morning starting at II o'clock at the Sanitary Piggly Wiggly. The sale is sponsored by the Martha Society and will be in charge of Mrs. Katherine Hooker.
 There will be a variety of salads, pies, cakes and other goodies, all home made, on sale to Juneau's public.
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Subscribe to The Daily Alaska Einpire--the paper with the largest paid circulation.
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QUITTING SPORTS
 FOR "(0RN DOG

HOUSTON, Tex, July 23. - The headaches of football mentor will harry Jimmy Kits NO more.
 Kitts, who was fired at Rice Ili- stitute after last years disastrous season, has deserted the coaching business. He is promoting a new type of sandwich in Houston-the corn dog"-a weiner wrapped in corn bread.
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LOST AND FOUND

of yellow knitting yarn and needles with partially knitted pattern. in paper sack; also letter dated from Fair banks Alaska, signed Fanny" Owner may have same by paying for this adv.
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The Daily Alaska Empire guaran- tees the largest daily circulation of any Alaska newspaper.
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The Daily AiasKa Empire has the largest paid circulation O. any Al aSka newspaper
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Empire classlfieds bSgr::ns results.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
N U | A 7 S A c 0 K

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
null kozoIik azon egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
j0veteleit. stb. - nen t0bb
mint z honappai el5re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek mulstsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyorntatvanysikat aalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
ELS6RENDtJ MAGYAR
FERI SZABO
YOUNGSTOWNBAN

Az egyeduli ohazai magyar
szabo Youngstownban VEIN
NIGER VINCE, aki a Hotel
Ohio 329 szamu uzlethelyise-
geben elvallal vi ferfi 0ltonyok
elkesziteset mertek utan. A
legnagyobb ugyesseggel vegzi
az atalakitasokat. Weininge1
Vince az ohazaban tanulta a
mesterseget, lit Amerikaban
is t0bb evi tapasztalattal rem
delkezik e teren. Icy a rea bi-
zott munkat a legkenyesebE
izlesnek is megfeleloen, kifo-
gastalanul vegzi Ell. Keszitesse
ell a tell ruhajat, fel0lt6jet maj
most WEININGER urnal, ak
reggeli 9 oratol kezdve egesz
nap a Hotel Ohio 329 szamu
alatti uzlethelyisegeben a leg
nagyobb udvariassaggal kesz
segesen mindenki rendelkeze
sere all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
A MULTI sZOMBATON te

A MULTI szOMBATON te-
mettuk ozv, -Snekszer Ferenc-
net. Lelke nyugalmaert: A
Scent Istvan Egylet, Jurannics
Peter IS neje, Meister Gyula es
neje, Vasko Ferencne, Turk
Antal es neje, Vark Janos es
neje, Bogdan Andras es neje,
Hensperger JOSEF es neje, Ma
zie Antal es neje egy-egy enc
kes; Miss Kathhryn Jacobs,
Ozv. Lukovszki Paine, Nemeth
Lajos es neje, Pejko Vince es
neje, Onderko Jozsef es neje,
Walter Janos es neje, Szalmasi
Mihaly es neje egy-egy csendes
szentmiset kertek. Nyugodjek
bekeben!
BAZARUNK lezarult. A negy
este q csendesen haldoklo
utolso vonaglasara emlekez-
tetett. 100000 jott be.
JUBILARIS MISSIoNK jo-
vo vasarnap este 7:30-kor kez-
dodik. Father Kosztik tartja.
Harmincot esztendo kegyel-
meiert kell halankat adnunk.
Illenek. hogy minden hitkoz-
segi tag reszt vegyen rata.
Szentsegimadasunk utana lesz
A JUBILEUM alkalmabol
megaranyoztattuk a n a 6 y
Szentsegtartot, az egyik kelly
het, a kisebb ciboriumot, a lu-
nula-tartot, az aldoztato pate
nat, a Macy oltar hat gyertya-
tartojat es a fiistolot. Mem
sokara megerkezik a Macy
oltarhoz a ket oroklampatarto
is vert vasbol. A jo listen rem
del jotevoket, akik kifizetik
az arat Az oltarert semmi
sem eleg sep, semmi sem dra-
ga. Az oltarert mindent!
KOSZONETET mondOk mind
azoknak, xix a bazaar anyagi
es erkOlcsi sikerehez munka-
val, ajandekkal, joakarattal
hozzajarultak.
A TEMPLOMFESTES befe-
jezve A templomkert rende-
zese is lrlaholnap elkesztil. Min
dent rendbe akarunk tenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
A NILESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 1O5 - End St. Niles, o.

HARMADIK N E G Y E DEVI
kozgyulesunk a mutt vasar-
nap volt megtartva. A jelen-
voltak fiigyelemmel hallgattak
meg a lelkesz es a penztarnok
jelenteseit azokat egyhangu
jovahagyassal tudomasul vette.
Az egyhazi negyedevi bevetele
$8O8.96, kiadasa pedig 487.1O
volt. Tiszta maradvany szep-
tember vegen 321.86. A lei
kesz jelentese szerint kereszte-
los volt egy, eskudott 2 par,
konfirmalva lett 4, temetes
mem volt ebben a negyed ev-
ben. Istenitisztelet tartatott
vasarnap 13, .hetkoznap 2, a
latogatok szama volt 845. Ur-
vacsoraosztas volt egyszer, ami
kor IL ferfi es 80 no cit a
scent jegyekkel. Az egyha7
adossaga jelenleg $4,000.
OKTOBER 19-EN TANCMU.
LATSAG lesz egyhazunk ja'
vara az Olasz Hallban. Medye
es Szikora muzsikal. Sziveser
lat ,es hiv a rendez0seg min
denkit.
WARRENIEK MULATSAGA
az egyhaz javara oktober 26
an lesz a Finn HaHban. Ez
uton is keri a rendezoseg a ma
gyarsag szives megjeleneset 6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
SZAMOS UTCAT
UJRA BURKOLNAK

A kellemes oszi idojarast
alaposan felakarjak hasznalni
a South Sidei utcak vegleges
befejezesere. f het eleje1l
Midlothian Blvd max a Mar
ket utica es Southern Blvd. ko-
zotti reszet vonjak be a WPA
munkasok szurok es katrany-
keverekb6l allo fed6 reteggel
amelynek befezese utan ugyan-
csak ezzel vonjak be a South
ern es South Ave. kOz0tti reszt
is. Glenwood utica egy resze
Midlothian Blvd. es Garfield
Rd. k0z0tti resi- szinten befe-
jez6 burkolatot kap meg a tel
beallta el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
BANKETTRE KESZULNEK

Nagyban folynak a keszile-
tex ARA a diszvacsorara, me-
lyet Ft. DR.. Mundweill JanoS,
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya egy-
haz plebanosanak tiszteletere
rendeznek hivei es tiszteloi ok
t6ber 27-en az egyhaz iskola
termeiben. Ez alkalommal kap-
ia meg Mundweill four a zenei
doktoratus oklevelet. Egylete-
ink es egyhazaink mind KEEP
viSelve leSznek ez alkalommal
Aki meg jegyet kivan venni
omar nincsen sok) kaphat a
bizottsag tagjainal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delelott fel II orakor, elotte
fel 10-kor vasarnapi iskola.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. har-
msdik negyedevi kozgyuleset
most vasarnap istentisztelet
utan tartjuk. Szeretettel ker-
juk egyhazszereto tagjaink
minel nagyobbszamu megjele-
neset.
FERFI KORUNK oktobe1
2O-an, most vasarnap delutan
3 orakor tartia rendes havi
gyuleset. Amennyiben fontos
targyalni valok kerulnek meg
beszelesre szeretnok, ha a K0l
valamint egyhazunk ferfi tag,
jai sokan jelennenek meg.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZ6 No
egylettnk oktober 23-an, seer.
dan este fel 8-kor rovid rend.
XVIII gyiilest tart a kozelgc
bazar elokeszitasere. Utana
bingoval egybekotott kellemes
szuletesnapi tarsalgas lesz
templom basementjeben. Az
elnokseg szeretettel hivja meg
egyhazunk osszes notagjait es
jobaratait.
NOEGYLETUNK mutt vasal
nap tartott gyulesen tervbe
vette a. bazar elott tobb esten.
kenti csigacsinalas munkajat
Az elso ilyen osszejovetel ok,
tober 22-en, kedden este Er-
delyi Andrasne notestverunk
315 Alexander Streeti lakasan
lesz tartva.
Az OHIO KORZET Magyar
Ref. Ifjusaga most vasarnar
delutan fel 8 oral kezdettel a
farrelli testver egyhaz vendeg,
fogadasaban fogja tartani fel-
evi konferenciajat, Egyhazunk
fiatalsaga, mint maskor ugy
most is, sep szamban keszul
kepviseltetni magat. Indulas
a templontol delutan pont 2
orakOr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
RADIO EL0ADAS

enough about the history Of
Hungary can't understand the
difficulties the government
has IN it's attempt to keep
all the so, called minorities as
near satisfied as possible.
We recall that the Turkish
occupation of Hungary lasted
$50 years. The Importance of
the Turkish rule over central
Hungary lies in the desolation
it left behind. Many Magyars
fell during the incessant
fighting against the invaders,
others were sold by the Turks
into slavery and some more
fled northward from the
country.
At the end of the 18th
century the retreat of the
Turks began. The central
and richest part of Hungary
was laid waste. When the
Habsburgs recovered this
land, they recovered a desert.
But the aim of the H. was
not the reestablishment of the
Old Hungarian Kingdom. A
Hungary reconquered with the
forces of the Habsburg En-
peror could be more readily
fused with it and Ger
manized. It was a natural part
of this plan of the Habsburgs'
that Hungary was to be- de-
nationalized.
In the first years following
the retiring Turks, step by
step, Germans were brought
in as settlers at the be-
ginning of the 18th century.
Of the Germans living in pre-
war Hungary, in all 100000
about 100000 are des-
cendants of 18th century
immigrants.
Hungary which at the time
Of King Matthias in the 18th
century just before the
Turkish attack, had. a popula-
ton of at least 800 Magyars
was changed to a polyglot
state in which the proportion
of Magyars had fallen in 1887
to 1870 by means of colonial
ton. From northern Hungary
Slovaks were invited to settle
in the low lands.
There are still living outside
the Slovak Language area
cca $4,000 Slovaks who's an
cestors came in the 18th cen
tury. Neither the Germans
nor the Slovaks created great
difficulties of a racial cha
racter, in 1848 they fought
valiantly with the Magyars
against Austria in the Re.
volutionary War. = So, the
statesmen of the Austrian En-
pire had not much success
with these settlers.
The great bulk about 86%
of the Serbs living in Hun
garian territory to day came
in during this Austrian colo
nization. In 1890, when thu
Serbian patriarch remained
with his people unprotectet
against the Turk and asked
permission from the Emperor
King Leopold I. to settle tenn
porarily in Hungary till Serbi:
should be freed from TurkiSl
domination. AS a result 36, ,00l
Serb families at once enteres
southern Hungary. a
The Rumanians came il
still greater numbers. In tn
18th century a part of TIL
Rumanian population of Wal
lachia and Moldavia emigrate,
into Hungary where ther
were already Rumanian set
tiers from the 18th and tn
end of the 10Th century. :
In 100 they were not NOR
than 25O,OOO but in one cen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
YOUNGSTOWN IS VIDEKE HIREI

cational background of Hun
gary while we endeavored to
present that peculiar melodi-
Gus Hungarian music by or
chestras and singing, mostly
by amateur performers.
The purpose was to inform
the interested about that race
Of the so called aliens who are
through one or more genera
tions removed from the old
country and call themselves
Americans of Hungarian de-
scent. 1t is a small group in
this great melting pot of the
races that helped this nation
through the decades to grow
to it's present state by adding
many useful and outstanding
citizens.
Tonight's performance of the
Shenango Valley Catholic
Choir reminds us of the concert
given by the University Chorus
of Budapest in Jan. 1887 when
some of these songs were pre-
sented in the Stambaugh audi
torium.
A famous Hungarian poet
said 100 years ago that the
lover of flowers and songs can
not be a, bad men and we see
every. day the music fans of
all nations joining hands to
serve the MUSES..
It is our hope that these
short presentations for the en-
joyment of our audience will
leave a kind memory in the
hearts of the lovers of Hun
garian music.
A korus nagyszeruen hang
zott az eter hullamain at. Xii
lonosen kituno volt a Szere-
nadban a mely hangok ala
feStese.
Jeromos four megerdemel
minden dcseretet, mi youngs-
towniak pedig szegyelhetjik
magunkat, hogy ennyi magyar
boil soha sem tudtunk egy al
lando korust Osszeallitani.
Nemcsak a Nagybizottsag
de mindenki koszonete - aki
csak hallotta oket - illeti meg
a korus es annak kivalo We.
zetojet.
Az .orat isnet DR.. Laurisinnt
zongora jateka fejezte be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17

A MISEK SORRENDJE: -
MINDEN VASARNAP delel6tt
8 6rakor kismise es katekiz-
musi ;3ktataSok. 10 orakor
nagynlise, szerltbeszeddel.
MINDEN DELELOTT 800
kor gyontatas es szentmise.
.HIVATALOS ORAK: Min
dennap, delel6tt lip oraig
Is este Sig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17

Oktober no 19-en, szombatOn
a Niles-i Ref. Egyhaz tancmu-
latsaga a nilesi Mason Streeten
lev6 Olasz Hallban.
Oktober 26-ikan, szombaton
a warreni Ref. Egyhaz tancmu-
latsaga a Finn Hallban, War
rem, Ohio.
Oktober 26-an, szombat este
a West Sidei Magyar Polgari
Kor Otthon felavatasi vacsora-
ia, .2218 Donald Ave.
Oktober no 27-en, vasarnap
az 0reg Ref. Egyhaz Progresz-
sziv Ligajanak Harvest Moon
tancmulatsaga a Central Adj
toriumban.
Okt0ber no 27-en, vasarnap
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya hit
kozseg bankettje.
Okt6ber h0 3O-ikan, szerdan
a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg Hal
loween tancmulatsaga a hit
k0zsegi auditoriumban.
November Ia es 3-an
pentek, szombat, vasarnaI
a Seen tGy0rgy Cor. Kath
hitk0zseg bazarja a Feher te.
remben.
November 2-an, SzOmbat0r
a Campbell MOI K0r maszka.
balja a Magyar Hazban.
November 8, 8 es 10-en, pen
TEX, szombat es vasarnap az
6reg Reformatus Egyhaz ba.
zarja.
November no 24-en, vasarnaI
ia Scent Istvan Egyhaz Thanks
giving Day-i mulatsaga az egy'
haz Authorization.
December no 25-en, szerdar
a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg kara
csonyi tancmulatsaga a hit
k0zsegi Auditoriumban.
December 26-an, csiit0rt0k0r
az 0reg ReformAtus Egyh&,
tancmulatsaga a Central Audi
toriumban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17

partfogasat.
A 35 EYES JUBILEUMRA
es bankettre Niles-on folyik a
keszulodes. S mint a jelek
mutatjak oktober 27-en egyiitt
lesz a magyarsag ugy a del
utani isteni tiszteleten, mint
az utana k0vetkez6 k0zvacso-
ran. Legyunk oft mindnyajan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17
Az UT0LS0 RADIO
ORA Macy SIkERE
A Shenango Volgyenek Katoli-
kus Korusa nagyszeruen szere-
pelt Ft. Andras JerOmOs veze-
teSe alatt

"Ha a vege jo, minden jo, "
EFT mondja a magyar koz-
mondas es ez most is igaz volt,
amikor hetfon este befejezte
20 hetes radio eloadasainak
sorozatat Magyar Egyhazak
es Egyletek Nagybizottsaga.
Amilyen kituno volt az utol-
SO elotti ora, amelyen Stav-
rovszky Marianne enekelte
olyan szepen 'Sarbogard, Dom
bovar -, olyan nagyszeru
volt a Shenango Volgyenek
Katholikus 'Korusa, a mi regi
youngstown baratunk, a nagy
tehetsegu Jeromos four, a far
relli magyar katholikus temp
lom plebanosanak vezetese
alatt.
Bizony irigykedve hallgattuk
a nagyszeru eloadast, ami an
nal is erdemre meltobb, inert
hiszen a korus 70 tagja kozul
alig 20 a magyar. A tobbiek
trek, lengyelek, nemetek, totok
es mas nenzetseguek. De ma
gyarul enekeltek tiszta magyar
szamokat.
A vegyes korus eloszor az 6s-
regi magyar egyhazi eneket,
"Hol vagy Istvan kiraly, teged
magyar kivan" enekelte es
utana Demeny remek Szere-
nadjat, amelyet eloszor az
Egyetemi Enekkartol hallot-
tunk lit es aztan az 0reg Re-
formatusok enekkaratol.
zsufolasig megtelt a WFMJ
radio allomas nagy auditoriu-
ma mar kilenckor este, >amikor
IA autoval jottek a sharoni
farrell enekesek es gyakoroltak
10:15-ig, amikor megkezd0dott
az utolso radio ora.
DR.. Laurisin Jenone sep
"Csak egy kis lany" zongora
szama nyitotta meg az orat es
mindjart utana DR.. Laurisir
Jeno megtartotta az utolst
eloadast, amelynek sz0veget itt
kozoljiik.
Education has been defined
as one of the securest forms
of permanent wealth. It car
not be stolen from you. The
love and knowledge of music
is a very essential part of it
We never know when some
particular thing we have learn
ed is going to benefit US
maybe not in Dollars and Cent.
but by making us more con
tented and better persons, wht
can better appreciate wha'
others have done, such as fin,
literature, good music or othe.
works of art.
In four and one half MONTH
through twenty broadcasts w
attempted to acquaint you will
the historical, racial and edu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-10-17

lived together in comparative
harmony and peace until
professional politicians and
paid agitators after the last
war began their boring from
within.
DIR. E. LAURISIN,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Smyrna times., 1940-01-25

liam Passwater, one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Clark enter
tanned Friday evening at dinner,
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Vaughn, of
Middletown, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Comegys, of Millington, and Miss
Mary Joe Davis, of Sassafras.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walford Palmatory
were Sunday guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Palmatory.
Miss Mary Joe Davis, of Sassa-
fras, has been the guest of Miss
Carolyn Lee Clark, with whom
she spent a few days last week.