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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
Seawell Will
Make Address
At Exercises
Public Is Invited To Cere-
monies At II A. M. At
Fifth And Nixon Streets
HOUSING MEET SLATED
N. c. Council OF Housing
Authorities Will Hold
Gathering At Beach

New Brooklyn Homes, low-rent
rroioct for 246 negro families, will
he dedicated today with exercises
Al which Associate Justice A. A.
T seawell of the North Carolina
will be the principal speaker.
The public is invited to attend
The dedication, which begins at
II am. in a temporary t a n q
erected in Fifth street, just north
of Nixon.
First in State
representatives of housing auth.
critics in at least five North Caro-
lima cities other than Wilmington
will attend. New Brooklyn was
b1ilt with the financial aid of the
United States Housing Authority,
and is the first USHA project to
he opened in North Carolina. The
Housing Authority of the City OF
Wilmington owns and will operate
the project.
After the dedication, the North
Carolina Council of Housing Auth
critics will hold a halliday session
at the Ocean Terrace hotel,
Wrightsville Beach, beginning With
a luncheon at l pm.
Among those who have notlhed
the local authority of their lnten'
ton to be present for both the pro-
grams are Theodore S. johnson.
commissioner of the Raleigh Auth
GRITTY and president of the N. G.
Council of Housing Authorities; II.
K. Creighton, executive director OF
the Raleigh Authority; Harold }.
Dillehay, executive director OF the
Charlotte Authority; Wade Mead
ows, executive director, and other
representatives of the New Bern
Authority; Joseph D. Cox, execu'
tive director, and others from the
High Point Authority; and Rev.
Jack Rountree, chairman, G. Pau
LaRoque, executive director, A.
Mitchell Wooten, architect, a n q
others representing the Kinston
Authority.
Mayors Invited
Invitations have also been sent
to mayors of North Carolina cities
in which housing authorities are
located. These include Ashevllle,
Where a new authority was re-
Gently created.
John P. Broome, director of Re
slon " of the USHA, will be pres
ent. DR.. Robert c. Weaver, dlrec'
Tor Of racial relations for USHA,
Continued on Page Four)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
HUTS0N PRESENTS
Promises That Commodity
Agency Will Buy Weed If
Control Is Adopted

GOLDSBORO, July 2-CP-J. B
Hutson, assistant federal AAA
administrator, promised f~lne-cureo
tobacco growers tonight that if tbs
three-year control plan were adopt
ed July 20, an option arrangement
would be set up whereby the COM
modify Credit corporation woulc
buy an estimated 100, 00O, 900 to $780,
900 900 pounds of excess weed ex-
pected under 1910 production.
Hutson estimated that 100000. 00O
pounds of flue-cured tobacco would
be produced this year. Domestic
consumption, he said, would .ota!
400, O00, 900, while from 100, 000. 900
to $50, 900, 900 pounds would he ex-
ported, leaving from 100 to 15a
million pounds unaccounted for,
and this is where the Credit cor
poration would step in.
If the plan is approved, he said,
in no event would quotas be re-
duced more than 10 per cent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
FIGHT IN STREETS
King Carol Appeals To Axis
Powers For Help To
Save His Kingdom
THREATS CONTINUE
Hungary Wants Transylva.
mia And Bulgaria Pushes
Claim For Dobruja

BUCHAREST, July 3-(Wednes-
day)- Up -Anti-semitic riot1ns,
with Jews shot down and beaten,
swept in a bloody wave overnight
throughout old Rumania-harassed
from within, shorn of two provinces
and threatened with Balkan war
jeopardizing two more.
Street fighting broke out less
than "a hours after King Carol
turned about from British alliances
and appealed to the axis powers
for help to save his kingdom.
Carol May Quit
King Carol was reported in diplo-
matte circles in Yugoslavia tonight
to have told members of his cabinet
that he was planning to abdicate
because of the developments of the
last few days but they were said
to have persuaded him to remain
on the throne.
Previously King Carol had re-
ceived a note of protest signed by
leaders of now-outlawed parties and
other leadsN who blamed tAe king
for the loss of Bessarabia and
northern Buccvtna to Soviet Russia
The capital was BACKED out for
the first time. Ambulances sped
to scenes Of rioting. And from
| Soviet-seized Bessarabia and Bu-
covina the general staff rushed Ru-
mania's full war strength to the
frontiers of menaced Pennsylvania
and Dobruja, facing Hungary and
Bulgaria. =
Disorders occurred in scattered
towns from the capital to Jassy,
near the border Of Soviet-occupied
Bessarabia, but were described as
worst in Bucharest where bitter
fighting broke out among univer-
sitv students.
Outbreak Spread
observers at Budapest reported
increasingly violent anti-Jewish
outbreaks and demonstrations gen.
orally through Rumania, Hungary
and Yugoslavia. Reports reaching
Budapest from Rumania told Of
beatings, prosecutions and some
killings.)
Wealthy Jews fled from their
homes in cities to refuge in the
country.
Some new disorders were report
ed at Galati despite the vigilance
of heavy military patrols on duty
since riots last Sunday.
Near the Prut river Jewish refu-
gee women and children were said
to have been dragged from trains
and beaten. There were reports
that some were hurled beneath the
wheels of moving trains or shot in
their seats in the darkness as the
trains sped through tunnels.
In Bucharest. ambulances were
called to several riots. The worst
fighting was at Polytechnic High
school where several were injured
critically.
The internal disturbances came at
a tense hour when Rumania's armies
were massed on her borders, where
scattered fighting already has been
reported and a major conflict is fear.
Continued on Page FOur) -
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
HOSPITALS PLEAS
T0BE CONSIDERED
James Walker Memorial Is
Seeking Funds For Erec-
ton OF New Wing

At a Joint meeting of the city and
county commissioners to be held
Friday morning, further considera-
ton will be given the request of the
James Walker Memorial hospital
board of managers that the two
boards give funds for the erection
Of a new wing and the Community
hospitals request that an increase
be made in the operating budget.
The pleas were heard yesterday
morning at a meeting of the two
boards in the council chamber at
the city hall. The requests were
taken under advisement and will
be examined further at Fridays
meeting.
McCaig Makes Plea
The plea for the building fund for
the white hospital was made main
~ by W. D. McCaig, of the board
of trustees. He reviewed efforts
made during recent months to Sc
cure PWA funds for erection of the
addition and reported they were I'M
successful as the hospital has been
ruled ineligible to receive funds
unless it alters it's charter. And to
do this would conflict with the will
of the late James Walker, founder
of the institution.
Addison H. Hewlett, chairman OF
the county commission, sand j. r.
Benson, city clerk and treasurer,
said yesterday it is improbable
that any definite answer will be
made in the question in less than
two weeks. The city's budget has
not yet been drawn and will not be
ready in time for Fridays meet
ing, Benson said.
The board of trustees asked that
the city and county boards con-
tinue for the next three years
to appropriate $25 900 apiece for
the institution instead Of the re-
gular appropriation of SIS, 000. For
the past three years the boards
have appropriated $25 1000 apiece,
$40, 900 from each per annum being
devoted to paying for the building
of the newest wing Of the instl-
tuition.
If the city and county will do
this, he said, the hospital itself
will undertake to carry out a build
ing program which will modernize
the hospital at a cost ranging from
500, 900 to $125, 900.
He said he realized the present
commissioners cannot commit
their respective governments be-
yond their own terms of office,
but said that if the commissioners
will include the $25, 900 appropria-
ton in each budget for next year
with the understanding that it is
part of a longtime program, the
hospital board will be satisfied.
A Noted Architect
The hospital board, he said, is
unable to say at this time just
what improvements r contem-
plated at the hospita, but that in
the event the appropriations are
made, the board will bring in a
noted hospital architect to advise
tie board on the needs of the hos.
pital for the next ten years.
Last winter, he said in pointing
to the need for expansion of facili.
ties at the institution, the hospital
was forced for a period of three
CONTINUED Oh Page FOur)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
BRTTAIN'S FINEST FIGHTING MEN KEEP
WATCH ALONG NATIONS NEW FRONT

which the British officers say
are az strong as those Of the
Maginot line, and not so easily
attacked.
One sun-browned two-year
old wanted to touch a blue
black gunbarrel that pointed
skyward. His mother held him
back.
who has said 1--WE will fight on
the beaches and landing
grounds, in the fields and in
the Streets" visited the Sus-
sex coast himself for a new
Continued on Page FOur)
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
WEATHER

FORECAST
North Carolina: Mostly cloudy and
showers, cooler in extreme south por-
uon Wednesday; Thursday, partly
soudy with scattered showers.
Meteorological data for the "a hours
sAuns 80 p. m. yesterday.
-. Temperature
l%V a NJ. 10. 1880 a. M. rs; 1:30 p.
~; Y; $50 p. m. rs; maximum 80
-'inlAum 10; mean rs; normal 70.
Humidity
m i:@ a. m. 50; 7:30 a. m. "a; 1:30 p.
Ill - l;30 p. IN. II.
r. Precipitation
no h"tal for "a hours ending 1880 p. M.
n"ne'' total since first of the month.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-03
BY TOM

O1 4O41 A1A1V~ASO Ma
Somewhere ION the English
Coast, July 2-R-Drawn bay
onets of Britain's finest fight
ing men glisten in defiant
watch tonight along England's
new front line-beaches clear
ed of holiday crowds and stud
ed with gun emplacements and
pillb0xes.
Guns are wheeled into place,
pointing out to sea. Sentries
stand ready to cry the warn
ing and fire the first shots
against expected blitzkrieg
troops.
Military officials took report
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
PALLAY MARSHA
M. A. RANGOT NYERT

Pallay Mariska, ali evek
ota taniton6 a Youngstown
varosi iskolakban a heten
nyerte el tanarn6i kepesiteset
az Ohio Universityn Athens
ben, anikor is sikerrel tette
lie a Master of Arts vizsgat eS
megkapta a M. A. fokozatot.
Pallay MariSka mesteri erte-
kezeset a magyar iskola rend-
szerrol irta es mint halljuk,
el6adasa nagy sikert aratott.
Pallay Mariska volt az elS6
amerikai magyar leany, aki a
debreceni egyetemen meg
kapta a. magyar tanitasra az
oklevelet. Gratulalunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
A ROSEMAN CSALAD
UJABB GYASZA

E napokban ismet nagy csa-
pas erte a Cleveland, O. es
Smitston, Pa.-ban lako Rose
man csaladot, anikor is a
Pueblo, Colorado allamban
sziiletett 10th Paine, Roseman
Anna testveriik hirtelen elhala-
Iozott 81 ewes koraban Charlie
roi, Pal otthonaban.
A lesujto esetr6l ezuton is
ertesitik jobarataikat es isme-
roseiket.
Gyaszoljak: Roseman Ferenc
es csaladja, Cleveland, 0. es
Roseman Janos es Istvan csa-
ladjaikkal, Smitston, Pa.-ban
Ugyancsak par napra az el.
hunyt testver utan 6 es fel no
pos unokaja nehany napi be.
tegseg utan elhunyt edes szii.
lei: 10th Karoly es neje Cherle
roi-i lakosok Macy banatara.
A kett6s gyasz miatt q csa.
lad irant altalanos a reszvet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
RAK0CZI PIKNIK

A Rakoczi Egylet youngs-
town. fiokja mar hosszu ideje
nem tartott pikniket, sem
sennifele mulatsagot, most
azonban vasarnap ez a csen-
desen, de jol miikod6 fi6k
nagy nyari mulatsagot rendez
a Sharon Line-i Liberty Grove
Parkban, amelyen a zen6t Ifj.
Orosz Ferenc zenekara szol-
galtatja.
A rendez6seg gondoskodott
arrol hogy a k0z0nseg min
dent megtalaljon, arnit csak
kivan. Partoljuk EFT q pix
niket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
MAGYAR TkNCok
AMERIKAI NAPoN
Szepen-- szerepeltek.. Bricker,
Ohio kormanyz6ja el6tt az
Idora Parkban tartott nagy re-
publikanus 0sszej0vetelen

A mult zombaton az Idora
Parkban Macy iinnepseg volt
Ohio allan kormanyz6janak,
Brickernek a tiszteletere, a
mely alkalomb6l a tagas Par
kot a nep ezrei tolt0ttek meg,
hogy szemtanui lehessenek a
kormAnyzo iinnepelyes fogad-
tataSanak.
A rendez6 bizottsag valto-
zatos miisort allitott 0ssze,
amelynek szerepl6i csaknem
minden nemzetisegb6l voltak
0szevalogatva. A miisor a
park sport palyajan folyt le,
ahol a kiilonboz6 nemzetisAgti
csoportok dicseretre meltoan
tolt0ttek be a szerepiiket, de
a magyarokat kepvisel6 ma
gyar ruhas tanccsoport oriasi
sikert aratott a magyar tanc-
szammal. Id. Molnar Ferenc
es neje faradoztak a magyar
tanccsoport megszervezesen es
Ok hivtak meg Drozdik Ma
riskat, Orosz Edith-et, Papp
Belat es Lengyel Janost, akik
Ifj. Molnar Feri harmonika
szoloja mellett lejtettek a ma
gyar tancot, amely a1talanos
elismerest valtott XII az osz-
szes jelenlevok ezreibol.
Bar a Hs Molnar Feri ma
gas lazzal az agyb6l kelt fel,
hogy a harmonikajaval XII
serje a tanccsoportot, ezzel
lehet6ve tette a tanccsoport
szerepleset, amely dics6seget
szerzett a magyar nepnek.
A kis Feri a kovetkez6 nap,
VaSar1ap, a magyar NapOn,
szinten lazasan, orvosa tana-
csanak ellenere is fellepett a.
Nagybizottsag mlisoran, hogy
az elvallalt k0telessegenek ele-
get tegyen.
Aki ennyi aldozatot kepes
hozni a magyar ugyert, ARA
mindenkor biiszken es biza-
lommal tamaszkodhat a ma
gyarsag.
A sziileinek pedig csak gra-
tulalhatunk, hogy magyar
ugyert lelkesed6 gyermeket ne
velnek a kiS Feribol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
ARCCAL
A J0vEND0NEK!
Irta: DIR. vINczE KARoLY

A regi r6maiak egyik erde-
kes szokasa volt, hogy amikor
egy gyermek megsziiletett,
arccaI az 6g fele forditottak.
Jelkepes hfejezese volt ez a
sziil6k anna vagyanak, hogy
gyermekiiket a lathato vilagon
fellilemelked6 csillagok vezes-
SEX a f0ldi eletben is.
Ez az olyan sok melyebb er-
telmii a1ka1mazasra alkalmas
6si szokas jut eszembe, amikor
az Anerikai Magyar Reforma-
tus Egyesilet anna torekvesere
gondolok, amely szerint ebben
az esztend6ben, melyet "Gyer-
mekeink Esztendeje"-nek nyil-
vanitott, menttil tobb gyerme-
ket igyekszik felvenni evr6l-
eyre sokasodo tagjai soraba.
Az amerikai magyarsag ma
olyan id6ket el, hogy ma min
den amerikai magyar oyer
meket mar megsziiletese pilla-
nataban arccal az amerikai
magyar j0vend6 fele kell for
ditani.
Ha Rmerikai magyar joven-
dot akarunk, akkor AIT min
den ketseget kizaroan gyerme-
keinkben kell keresniink Is
gyermekeinken keresztiil epite-
mink.
Ha ezt elmulasztjuk, a mul-
funk is el fog veszni. Ha meg
tartasra melt6 magyar intez.
menyeinket gyermekeink tar
talek hadaval meg mem tom
jlk, akkor intezmenyeink sir.
ia is asodik minden egyes lido.
sebb amerikai magyar sirja.
max az asasakor! Egyiitt fog
temet6dni az amerikai ma
gyar multi, jelen es jovend6!
Az amerikai magyar elet We.
zetoire es belato id6sebb tag.
jaira azert eletment0 iellegu
kotelesseg haramlik. A veze.
tokre az, hogy minden elkep.
zelheto eszkozzel es alkalom.
NAL hirdessek gyermekeink in
tezmenyeinkbe csoportositasa,
max a szuksegesseget. A belatt
amerikai magyarokra pedie
az, hogy vezet0ik szorgalma.
zasat megszivleljek es a fel.
hivasoknak engedelmeskedje.
mex.
En- az Egyesiilet kiterjed1
tagsaganak a bizalmabol e tes
(F0lyt0tdsa a Six oldalora)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
MAGYAR VIZSGA
CAMPBELLBEN

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
campbelli fi6kja altal meg
szervezett nyari magyar isko-
lanak a vizsgaja augustus
lien, most vasarnap delutan
2 orakor kezdodik a Reed Avei
Magyar Hazban.
Ezen vizsgara tisztelettel
meghivjuk a gyermekek szu.
lett, rokonait Is minden er-
deN6d6t. Vizsga utan a camp
belli Verhovay fiok tisztikara
megvendegeli a nyari magyar
iskola tanul6it es a vendege-
ket. Belepti dij nem lesz.
Tisztelettel
Rab6csy Istudn, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
A DOHANyOS
KOSzONETE
KEDvES sZERKEsZT6 UR!

hEOvES OLEnhEaoLxO ON!
Els6 soraimban is k0sz0netet
akarok mondaIi nIindaZolmak,
akik a negyven ewes ujsag-
arusitasom alkalmabol udv0-
zoltek es ajandekot kiildtek es
dohanyos levelekkel halmoz-
TAX el.
Kosz0net jar T A M A S
GY0RGYNEK is a szep versert
amit irt, meg a dohany levele-
ket is itten nyugtazom.
Salem, Ohiobol TANCZER-
NE asszonyomnak is k0szone-
tet mondok a dohanyos le-
velert.
DOKA uramnak- megk0SZO
nom az iiveg bort ami a hu-
lesemnek nagyon hasznalt,
meg egyszer ajanlom, hogy 6
neki kar ezt a j6 bort meg
inni, csak hagyja Habodasz
Gusztinak, no meg az ujsag
iigyn0koknek.
BANFY JANOS, a Magyar
Club vezet6jet meglatogattam
ahol igazan els6rendii kiszol-
galasban reszesiiltem a leg
jobb itallal kinalgatott, amit
minden magyarnsk ajanlok
Itten ertesultem, hogy kedves
sogora es sogorn6je sziil. Birt
Rozsika, Mr.. Seizel, Chicagobol
latogatoba j0tt kedves eye
rekeivel, az ujsagot is azonnal
megrendeltek, aminek en- 9
legjobban orultem, ugyan itt
ertesultem, hogy Biro Berta
Ian es neje leanya Mariska
julius 27-en eskiidott orok hi
seget Tfhara Gyorgynek, akil
most a 318 Scott Streten lax
max.
EPERJESSY JOSEF al
oreg Ref. Egyhaz egyik leg
regibb buzgo tagja az Oree
Amerikasok alapito tagja
nagy buzgo munkasa a Demo
krata K0rnek is. Gyermeke
vezet6szerepet toltenek be az
amerikai tarsadalomban. Ko
szonet jar 8 neki is az elo
fizetert.
GAGYI KALMAN Ocsem
uram is ujbol beallt a, HirlaE
olvasotaboraba. Gagyi Kal
man es egesz csaladja a Bridge
porti Szovetseg tagjai, ugyan
akkor az oreg Ref. Egyha;
max is buzgo tagja.
(Folytatdsa a Six oldalo7a)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
sULYOs Bt,NTETEs

Tur6czy Janos 81 eyes, Z
Short Street, campbelli fatal
ember tiszteletlen viselkedese
Matt bun0snek vallotta ma
gat Anthony Pacella polgar-
mester el6tt es tetteert 200 dol
lar penzbiintetesre es 6 h6na-
pi elzarasra lett itelve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
VERHOvAY 1O8

Tudatom a tagtarsakat, hogy
a j0v6 vasarnap, azaz e no IL
en- gyiilest mem tartunk, csak
a havi dijak lesznek beszedve
a szokott id6ben. Kerem a tag
tarsakat, hogy a havi dijaikat
igyekezzenek a gyiilesterem-
ben befizetni. - Beteg tagunk:
Czene Gabor.
Turner J6zsef, titkal
115 Manchester Ave
TelefOn 91O59
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08

OF. AZ anyag1 eredmeny jo vol
mar mesterinek mondhat6.
Szolo SEAMAN kivul & kiserte
ket kis magyar leanyka iigyes
enek es tancsz&anait. "a 10th
testverek.l
Meglep6en sep duettet enc
keltek Eperiessy Erzsebet Is
Szabados Dorottya, meglat-
szott raituk, I1ogy Mt. Botty
Janosne tal1ityanyai. A tisz-
teletes asszony kiserte 6ket a
zongoran. RAadasul God
Bless America cimu vi haza-
fias dalt enekeltek angolul.
James w. Common, helyet-
tes varosi jogiigyi igazgato
kepviselte Spagnola polgarmes
teri, akit betegsege akadalyo-
zott a megiele1esben. 8 adta
at a varos udvozletet. A mi
"Majk" Kirwan kongressz-
rnenink nagy tapsot kapott,
inert r0viden, de jol beszelt.
Bricker kormanyzo mem johe-
tett el, inert Westinghouse
kellett mennie Youngstownbol
szombaton este egy fontos
konferenciara.
Wolff Istvanne es ifj. Kala-
kot Karolyne enekszamait igen
kedvez6en fogadta. a kozonseg,
ugyancsak nagy tapsot kap-
tax Latos Margit Is Iren enek-
kettose. 6ket Brogley Dolores
kiserte. Egg negyes tancszam
es Zirunis Anna. Maria kopo-
gos csardasa is Macy sikert
arattak.
Az 0szt0ndij nyerteseket
Koran Vilmost es Orgovan
Margitot Brogley elnok jelen-
tette be. Ha valamelyikik
nem megy college-be akkor
mint helyettes Simanovszky
Erzsebet kappa az egyik $75-0s
dijat.
Koran k0szonte meg a dija-
kat, igerve, hogy soha sem
Efogja szegyenleni vagy elfelej-
teni magyar szarmazasat.
A mlisort a Magyar Him.
nusz meltosagos akordjai zar-
tax be.
Amig a musor folyt, a base
ball teren a Youngstown Yer
hovay 1915 es 11::2 aranyban
ket gy6zelmet aratott a Beaver
Falls Verhovay felett. Es
Matyassy JOSEF ugyved else
aleln0k vezetese alatt megtar-
tottak a verseny szamokat.
A nagy balteremben az ifju-
sag tancolt egesz delutan Med
ve-Szikora kitiino zenekaranak
muzsikajara mig fel hatkor
felvonultak magyar ruhas
leanyok es a k0z0nseg tapsai
utan itelve a harom magyar
asszonybol allo bizottsag az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap else
0t dollaros dijat 10th Irennek,
/ "a Palmer Ave., Campbell)
itelte meg. "A 2-ik dijat 10th
Betty es harmadikat Zs6fi Err
zsebet nyerte meg. Nehez volt
a valasztas.
j A csardas verseny Macy er-
dekl6des mellett folyt lie. A bi.
rak kozt volt a legjobb youngs-
town. csardas tancos, az 0ree
Horvath Vilmos, DR.. Kerekes
es DR.. Laurisin. A legszebben
legmagyarosabba egy id6sebt
par jarta a csardast es ICY 8
l M
$3-os els6 dijat 0r0si JuhAsz
JOSEF es Molnar Ferencnt
nyertek el, Ok kaptak a legna.
gyobb tapsot;; a masodik dijal
a magyar ruhas Tomcsal
j Pal es a nilesi Tacsik Jolar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
A KtJLFOLDIEK
REGISZTRALASA

Augustus 27-t6l kezdve
New Castle, Pa.-ban a postahi-
vatalban megkezdodik a kill
f0ldiek regisztralasa es ujjle-
nyomat vetele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08

van MarglI nyerIek.
Elmult a Is ewes Nagybizott-
sag 15-ik Magyar Napja. A
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
ismet elk0nyvelnek egy sep
sikert. Sokan, - a park rend-
6r0k becslese szerint II ezren
- voltak a Magyar Napon.
Zsufolva volt a szinhaz, sza-
zan neztek a youngstown
verhovay gy6zelmes latekat a
Beaver Falls Verhovay ellen.
Legalabb 500 par tancolt csar-
dast a. Macy balteremben. Jo
magyar eteleket adtak a csar-
daban. Mindenh jol mula-
tott. A rendezes kitiin6 volt.
''Reank anerikai magyarok-
ra ITALIAN tortenelmi feladat
var, mondotta nagyhatasu
beszedeben DR.. Kerekes tt
Dor, egyetemi tanar az Anne
rikai Magyar Szovetseg tit
kara a Magyar Nap f6szonoka.
"Lehet, hogy elton annak az
ideje, amikor a szul6hazaban
mem lehet fiiggetlen magyar
kprmanytl fentartani. Lehet
hogy lit Amerikaban kell maid
magyar kormanynak otthont
ADM, hogy Magyarorszag
| rnegmaradhasson az alkotrna-
nyossag utjan, a, szabadsag,
figgetlenseg jegyeben."
DR.. Kerekes a fogadott haza
iranti torhetetlen hisegre buzz
ditotta a mintegy 1900 f6nyi
hallgatosagot (tobb mem fert
el a szinhazban). A George
town egyetemi t0rtenelmi osz-
talyanak feje repil6gepen jott
a texasi San Antoniobol,
ahol nyari egyetemi el6ada-
sokat tartott. Het hetig mem
hallott magyar szot addig,
mig 'Youngstownba, erkezett.
Nagyon meglepte a Magyar
Nap. Ilyent meg mem latott.
Mar kozel harom Ora volt,
amikor hegediszo hangzott a
csarda fel6l es ezrek k0z0tt es
ezrek altal kovetve megindult
az aratok serege. A menet
ellen negy nagy amerikai zasz-
10, Youngstown magyar
egyletek selyem csillagsavos
lobogoi haladtak. Danolva
jottek a sep magyar ruhas
leanyok, magyar ruhak ifjak.
Rudon, vallukon hoztak a bu-
"a koszorut sep leanyok,
mig egy kis kocsiban ket szep
amerikai magyar gyermek
tilt.
Egyre szolt FIR. Poratunszky
Istvan plebanos sipja, amint a
menetet dirigalta. Az ellen
haladt Brogley Ferenc a Macy
bizottsag eln0ke is. A szin-
padra bevonult a szines csapat
remek latvanyt nyujtva. Brog-
ley eln0k megnyitotta a mil
sort, udv0zolve a Nagybizott-
sag neveben a k0z0nseget,
amely aztan allva enekelte az
"Amerika"-t. Brogley atadts
a misor levezeteset Banya1
! Agoston masodik aleln0knek, a
musor bizottsag eln0kenek. e
mutatta be az egyes szamokai
igen igyesen.
! A "Gy0ngy0sbo olreta" dalai
es tancai nagy sikert arattak
A tancokat 10th Janos tani.
totta be, a zongoranal Hriczt
} Jolan tanitone kiserte a dalo
kat es ifj. Orosz Ferenc mu.
zsikalt.
i Igen Macy tapsot kapott ifj
Molnar Ferenc, akinek har.
monika jateka egyre javul 6,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-08
MAGYAR APOL0N6K

A Youngstown k6rhazak
apolon6i vizsgait II apolono-
vendek vegezte Ell, akik k0zott
van Vass M. Anna, Vass Imre
magyar uzletember tehetseges
leanya is es Seb6 E. Iren ma
gyar leany.