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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
BALL OF ST. LOUIS ILL;
TO MISS SESSION HERE

With possibly one exception Il
full attendance of club representa-
tives is expected for the annual
schedule meeting of the American
League, set for noon tomorrow, at
the Hotel Washington. st. Louis
headquarters has wired that Philip
de Catesby Ball. president of the
Browns. is i'll in hospital and
will be unable to get here.
In addition to II. Il. johnson. the
president of the circuit. and {. {.
Griffith, boss of the champions. the
delegates due here tomorrow are
Connie Mack of Philadelphia, Bob
Quinn of B0stin, Jacob Rupert of
New York, r. =. Barnard of CIeye-
land. Frank \avin of Detroit and
Louis C0miskey and Harry Grab
iner of Chicago.
All are expected to be guests of
the officers of the local club at Il
dinner at the Racquet Club tomOr-
row evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
D. c. RACQUETERS HELP
YAkKS BEAT CANADIANS

BY winning their individual en-.
counters i'll straight sets. David NJ.
Key and E. NJ. Hinkle of the Wash.
lngton Racquet Club helped the
United States to its fifth consecutive
victory over Canada's best squash
racquet players in the Lapham Cup
matches played Saturday at New
York.
Fifteen individual matches were
played at the Racquet and Tennis
Club and the University Club, the
Americans winning all but two. Key
defeated P. H. Grevy. 15-9. 15-12
and 15-9, while Hinkle won from
@. Fl. Bertram, 15-S, 15-7 and 15-9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
WALFORDS CONTINUE
STREAK AT SOCCER

Walford SocceristS turned IN their
seventh straight victory i'll the Wash
ington League series yesterday by
downing the Monroe eleven. 6 to .. ut
the Monument grounds.
The Fort Myer team remained in
second place in the standing of the
clubs. with IA record of six wins
against two defeats. when Referee
Burton gave the Soldiers a forfeit dur
ing the last half of their game with
the German-American hooters. With
the count standing ). to l in favor Of
Fort Myer. Bluer of the German
American eleven refused to abide by
a decision, and the game was called.
British Embassy kickers took the
third league game from the German
American reserves by a, score Of to
1 at Washington Barracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
TARHEEL five TIES
FOR LEAD IN DIXIE

NEW ORLEANS, February s.
North Cardinals basket hall team,
champion Of the Southern confer
ence, now is in a tie with Kentucky
for the lead among teams in the
anization.
Only North Carolina and Kentucky
have escaped defeat among the teams
who have played rivals in conference.
Maryland dropped from the top by
losing a close game to Virginia al
Charlottesville on Saturday.
The University of Mississippi ad
vanced to third place in the standing
with eight victories against one de
feat This record represents an IN
broken string of eight games, as the
Mississippians lost their initial go with
Louisiana State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Griffith was in hearty accord with
Manager Harris desire to land Joe
Bush and Johnny Tobin and believes
his champions will be benefited as
result OF the swap with the
Browns. despite the TACT that it in
VOWED losing seasoned southpaw IN
Jez Zachary and young hurler OF
such promise as Win Ballou, and he
unhesitatingly placed the stamp OF
approval on Boss Buckys proposal
to swap Tex Jeanes for Fred Hell
mach OF the Athletics.
Whether this deal will be consum-
mated probably will not be known
until after Griff and Bucky have had
chance TO confer with Cornelius
McGillicuddy here tomorrow. Mack
is so well supplied with outhelders
that he has no urgent reason TOR
trying to obtain another, but rumor
has it that he and Heimach do not
get along we'll together and for this
reason Connie may take this oppor-
tunity to unload his lefthander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
BY DICK HARLOW,
Foot Ball and Boxing Coach at Colgate.

TAUGHT you the LETT jab, now
I'm going to teach you how to
counter. Assume the other fellow
has led with his LETT Block or evade
that left by covering or ducking head
to one side and strike back with your
own left. That is called countering.
You may counter with your left to
the head, or to the body. The latter
is easier for you to master. AS your
opponent leads with his left you
duck and shoot your own lett to his
koj,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
Leading Scorers.
CENTRAL PLAYS EASTERN
In BIG GAME TOMORROW

ASKET BALL Central preppng today
the the which
afternoon when the
double-header of 1926 schedule.
Central l-up triumph
the be repeated Ii
1pI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

TALLY fast ball pitcher and was re
garded as one OF the most promising
hurlerS on the Athletic staff up to the
time he was hurt He first joined
the As in 1920 aud was so visably
improving each season that Mack
believed the Camden. \. ]. citizen
would some day be one OF the main
stays OF his staff.
HeimachS injury was received
down at the training camp III Fort
Myers. Fla. last March He was
shagging hies in lett field and ran
forward full speed to nab a short
one. His spikes caught in a rough
spot and he fell heavily on his left
shoulder and dislocated it. Liga-
mentS also were torn with the result
that his throwing apparatus was
badly deranged.
Heimach was shipped home with
out delay and did not put on a uni
form for several months Then he
started training again. but saw little
service. hurting a total OF only 20
innings i'll 10 games as relief man.
He was credited with no victories
and charged with one defeat, yield
ing an average of AS earned runs
per nine innings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
ONE THING HELD CERTAIN
is THAT FISHER WILL co
Many Mentors Under Consideration, But Nothing of
Definite Nature Decided-Hoff Proving
To Be Really Wonderful Athlete.
BY II. (. BYRD.

OSTON Sit a ball held
generally described : the
Harvard Nobody know will
in
Not they will
settled anybody whom the job
Harvard ball handled
advice ball
advisory
does who will finally
until
while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
WILL HELP McEWAN.

EUGENE, Greg, February P).-
Harry o. Ellinger. Harrisburg, Pa
former West Point star and line coach
there last year. has been appointed
line coach at the University of Ore
gon. El]inger will become assistant
TO John j. McEwan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Mary Iand, Which las met stronger
opposition. as a whole, than North
Carolina, while it has scored man
fewer points, also has held its riva :
IN greater check.
The Old Liners, who We're somewhat
on color last week. due mainly f..
the TACT that Faber and Ensor. Ii,
Two veteran forwards. have been G
1t stump, hope TO get back i'll then
strlde In tomorrow nights game ana
spoil the Tarheels' clean record If
conference contests
IN Cobb the Tarheels have the be-.
forward in the South. He Is a gre:-
aIl-around player and is as slipper
as an eel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
CALVARY METHODIST
TEAM RETAINS LEAD

Calvary Methodist and Epiphany
Episcopal teams continue to hold the
lead and runnCr-up positions in the
Sunday School Basket Ball League.
The Calvary tossers earned their
sixth consecutive decision Saturday
when they trounccd the Columbia
IIeigts Christian five, Is to s. Epiph-
any's latest victory was scored over
Friends, S to 10.
Teams in the league how stand as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
CROWLEY PLAYS WATT

Joseph Crowley and Bert Watt fln.-
hlsh toniSht'S match in the exhibitin.
pocket billiard turney being stage5
al Grand Central parlors. Evere,
trouch. Jr- and Carl Green ar
SGheduied 10 cross cues tomorrow.
Inc matches starr al LIZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Or you may try a right hook to the
good.
Right here let me tell you something
about holding your hands in boxing.
For a straight to the head the palm
of the hand should face down-hori-
zontal. on hook, the palm should be
perpendicular. and on an uppercut
the palm should face up and horizon
tai. The thumb should be over the
first and second fingers. Learn to hold
your hands right when you're boxing
and your hands will always be in ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
Catholic Us basketers showed

the great game with North CaroIi,,..
last Friday that they are a combin;,
tlon that any team viii find difficult
10 beat, and they and Davis anu
k.klnS should provide real battle
Inc Brooklanders have plenty -,
speed and are Il fine passing outuf
ana IN Foley they have a player whom
II IS pleasure to watch i'll action
II ne and Cobb Of the Tarheels wen
on the same team il would be pr,..
tlcaiiy an unbeatable aggregation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

The TarheeIs, dubbed tho "7lyin@
Phantoms, have practically n poin'
a-minute team. They have registered
424 points in II games, an average Ul
IS L to a contest. Their opponents.
on the other hand, have counted only
378 times for an average OF 25Ic points.
which goes to show that the 1arheels
not only have strong offensive, hut
that their defense also is tight
Carolina : record is as follows
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HyattsvilIe and Alexandria High
WOMEN In SPORT
BY CORINNE FRAZIER

~APlIOL ATHLETIC CLUB will he
letc Club
o'clock the Salvation Army and
Jefferson streets Georgetown
The Captotes have found Council
the field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
D. C. SKATERS SCORE.

Washington's roller hockey team
a second win at the expense
of the Baltimore skaters last night
at the Arcade. the score being 4 to L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
On theSideLines
With the Sporting Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON

EANlNG his varied niblck nipple
OF the royal where he has
welding them duously for the month, President Calvin
OF Washington ball club Washington
the
health he felt his
the American League scheduled
But
accomplish
forthcoming
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Jeanes Has Ability.

\ Ieanes Mack would get a IS
year-old footer, weighing $50
pounds. who is equipped to go
far i'll his chosen field OF fly chasing.
Although he contrived to register a
batting average of only ,265 in the
IS games he horned into with the
Nationals after being plucked from
the Birmingham club in midseason
last year, he had demonstrated a high
order of ability as a swatsmith with
the Barons, Boosting OF a mark OF
ISL 1t the time he graduated.
In the Southern Association
.Jeanes was regarded as an excellent
outfielder and was rated as having
one OF the best throwing arms in
minor league base ball. A number OF
scouts followed the Texan about for
weeks and the Birmingham club re-
ceived several lucrative offers for
him, but most OF them were on a
cash basis. the Barons demanded
players. and the Washington bid was
accepted because Nean Gregg was in
c1uded as part OF the purchase price.
Jeanes got but little chance to
display his proves as a flychaser
here participating in only Is games
in which but 9 fielding chances were
afforded him, but he took care OF all
in business-like manner which
proved he was no SLOUGH at spearing
flies.
If the deal fails Griffith, Harris &
Co., ultimately may find reason to
congratulate themselves. and local
fans may not mourn, either, as the
genial giant is the happy-go-lucky
type of athlete who appeals to the
cash customer-a colorful ball PLAYER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Elserhere on this page uiH be
found an application for membership.
Flu it in today and mail it, addressed
Chief. Boys Club. The Erening Star,
WASHINGTON, d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
Interest Proving Unabated
In Evening Star Boys Club

EDGiS The Boys Club flow Today
weeks
the the
best 70 the G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Tech and Business also see action
on the final program to be staged at
the Arcade court. Their fight will be
for third honors. The opening game
is carded for 3:15 o'clock.
Westerns basket ball five. which
wound up its title series games Sat
urday morning. is scheduled for only
three more contests. the first of which
is to be played today at $50 with the
Georgetown University freshmen at
Western gymnasium On Thursday
the Red and White five entertains the
freshmen quint of Catholic Univer-
Sity at o'clock. and on Tuesday of
next week meets the University of
Maryland yearlings in a preliminary
at College Park.
HyattsvilIe and Alexandria High
School fiveS furnish the only other
tilt offered today by scholastic teams.
They play on the Nirginians' court.
y Calvert Hall-Maryland frosh bat
lie completes tomorrow's card. while
= match between Central and Episco-
pal High at Alexandria is the lone
engagement listed for Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Fitzgerald. Simondinger and Birth
wright led the Aloysious Big Five in
scoring yesterday when the Gold
Bricks. a combination of Quantico
Marines. were defeated, 80 TO 90.
L.atchew was the offensive star of the
Devil Dog quint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Therefore they are concentrating
upon their Recreation League COM
bination and hope to give all Corners a
good battle, even the crack NIetropoli
tans.
Volley ball practice will he held to-
morrow night, as usual, by the c. A. c.
The time is 6 o'clock and the place
Wilson Normal School "Bobbie"
Poppescu will be on hand to instruct
those who are not familiar with the
game.
Three new members were admitted
to the club at recent meetings and will
be welcomed officially in February at
the time that the semi-annual roster
is made up. They are Olive O'Hern.
Mary Bingham and Dolly Bealer.
The annual interclass basket ball Sc
.ries Of the University of MARYLAND
will open tonight with a double. heade
in the university gymnasium at Col
lege Park. The seniors will meet the
juniors, and the sophomores will 3D.
pose the freshmen.
Maxine Helss, one of the basket ball
managers has announced the follow
ing schedule:
February s--Seniors VS.. Juniors. Sonho-
iors vs.. sophomores es''nie" Jun
February 24-Juniors vs.. Freshmen. Sem
iers VS.. Sophomores.
March seniors VS.. Juniors: Sophomores
March swFreshmen VS.. Seniors: Sophie
March 15@Juniors vs. Freshmen: Seniors
Mount Rainier senior sextet will
figure in the first game of it's season
tomorrow night when it clashes with
the Capitol Athletic Club team at Z
o'clock in the Wilson Normal gym
nasium. The squad will be composed
of Edith Dunn. manager; Betty Nird,
Virginia White. Effie Clark, Emma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Two encounters have been arranged
for Thursday. the Georgetown fresh
men playing at Business and St Al
bans going to Eastern for a game
Eastern plays in a preliminary at the
University of Maryland Friday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Good sportsmanship, clean living
and fair play are essential to success
in any line of effort. Good sportsman
ship made Jimmy Connolly, former
Georgetown track captain and at pres
ent probably Americas best miller, one
of the most popular of all track ath-
leteS.
Connolly and Larry Shields, Penn
State captain, We're the favorites TO
win the intercollegiate mile cham
pionship. some six years ago. The
race was held at Philadelphia. a
scorching hot day in June, and was
nip and tuck for three quarters of the
distance on the last lap. Connolly
took Slight lead and Shields in his
effort TO overtake the Hilltop captain
stumbled and fell.
1t would have been perfectly proper
for Connolly to keep on running. but
instead he stopped, turned around.
md picked Shields up out of the dust
and cinders and continued the race
shoulder to shoulder Connolly won
the race and With it the intercol-
legidte mile championship. As, he
crossed In" line few yards ahead Of
the fighting Shields he received one
Of the most tremendous OvationS ever
accorded a track athlete. Good sports
hearts of American track fans that he
has held to this day. And it would
have been no different had he lost.
This spirit in competition is what
The Evening Star Boys Club stands
for.
The List of New Applicants Follows
Gilbert Fowler. 400 NJ street Stan
ley Hayman. 439 NJ street; John
Mcintosh, 422 NJ street: Charles
Mcintosh. Az NJ street: Eugene Cop
otoll, 4l2 VI street; Mankee Oklo-
WITT. 435 VI street: Morris Flax, 1920
Fourth street; David Flax, 1920
Fourth street.
William l. MCGOWAN, 107 Ruker
place. AleXa ndria, Va; Maurice ID.
Atkin. $50 Thirteenth street: Harold
Herman, IL ii street northeast:
Frank Hunter. 749 Quebec place;
William H. McSoley. 5000 Thirteenth
street northeast; Louis Orndorff, 4105
Conduit road: Frederick A Handy.
Earl Wagner. Kensington. Md;
William Free. Az New Jersey avenue
southeast: George Herbert. jr.. 341S
r street southeast: John Charles Gar
uer. Box IA, Arlington, Va: James
Z. Davis, 1886 Ontario place; Jack
Everett, COS Twenty-second street;
Alvin Perkins. 1919 ID street northeast.
Avery j. Cooper. jr., 5000 Ross
place; John NJ. Hartman, 1712 T
street southeast; Ford Cramer. jr.
1902 Kenyon street: James Foe, 80
Tenth street southeast: Gibson L.
Hutchinson, 1920 Tenth street: Robert
II. Huntington, 2121 Fourth street
northeast; Edwin A. Ross, 1912 Seven
teenth street northeast.
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Central. Dewitt and Episcopal teams

Central. Dewitt and Episcopal teams
play on foreign courts Saturday
while st. Adams has home game
with the Gilman Country School of
Baltimore. After meeting Stanton
Military Academy Friday night. the
scholastic league champions play
two games at Lewisburg. w Va,
meeting Greenbrier Military Acade-
my in the afternoon and tackling
Greenbrier High at night. Episcopal
High engages the Stanton tossers
in the afternoon. Dewitt opens a four
game trip on Saturday with the
freshmen. of Virginia Military Insti-
tute. Games with Augusta Military
Academy. Washington and Lee Fresh
men and Stanton will follow.
University of Maryland freshmen
are scheduled To meet the Navy
Plebes Saturday al Annapolis.
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Il,

Maryland also has won Of f
games, taking five out Of six clash->
with Southern Conference teams.
MarNland'S record fnllnu.s.
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Clip this blank application, fill it out and mail it today
addressed Chief Boys Club Evening STAR Washington D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08
Heiniach q Gamble.

/ y view of the injury he received
| last year Heimach is gamble,
as far as curving goes. The big
lefthander-hc towers 6 feet into the
air and weighs about ISIS essen
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American Basket Ball League.

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS.
Detroit. 50, Chicago. u.
Cleveland 4 Brooklyn. 30.
TONIGHT'~ GAME.
Brooklyn AT Washington.
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st. Peters Midgets ran up a 131-to-
Il count on the Georgetown Prep re-
serves.
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Copyright. 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Stantons cOasted To an easy win over
the NorthweSterns, 80 to L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Yankee .tossers led Fort Washing
ton from the start and Chalked up a
56-to-34 victory over the soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

Immaculate Conception passers won
rom the Cardinals Al to 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-08

AnacoStia Eagles were not extended
to win from the Rosedale five. 80 to
II. Madigan was top scorer of the
contest. getting four court goals and
two foul shots
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28
A szombati bal
A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r Hal
loween mulatsaga regi Kos
suth Hallban lesz megtartva.
Ezeregy ejszaka minden messje meg
elevenedik el6ttnk-Rengeteg maszkas
es jelmezes lesz.-Medve Istvan
zenekara muzsikal

A mesek szines vilaga, almok
val6ra valasa, maszkasok, kiil0n-
fele jelmezek hatalmas t0mege-
evvel par sz6val jellemezhetjiik
legjobban az okt0ber 30.-an, szom
baton este megtartand6 fenyes
Halloween tancmulatsagot.
A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor nagy
szabasunak tervezi EFT a baliat. a
rendez6seg elk0vet mindent, hogy
a tervek valera valjanak. Szom-
bat este tarkan szines t0meg lepi
ell maid Kossuth K0r regi nagy-
termet, hogy gondtalanul szora-
kozzon, mulasson, tancoljon.
Fanta@tikus, 'csodasan szep
jelmezek, izlessel es Macy gonddal
0sszeallitott ruhak lesznek ezen
a Halloween mulatsagon. Koldus
es kiralyfi, Hamupip6ke, meg a
het torpe, a Csizmas Kandur
mind oft lesznek szombaton este.
A faradtsag, kesziil6des mem
lesz hiabaval6, a bal rendezosege
ertekes jutalmakat tiiz0tt XII. Ha-
rom dij kerul kiosztasra, az els6
kettot a biralo bizottsag szerint,
a legszebb ket jelmezes kappa, a
harmadikat pedig az, alinek leg
csunyabb lesz a jelmeze.
Muzsikalni Medve Istvan k0z-
kedvelt zenekara fog szombati
balon, ICY tancnak mem lesz We
ge egesz hajnalok -hajnalaig.
Szombat este az egesz varos fell
fordult kepet mutat, az utcat az
alarcosok, jelmezesek hatalmas
tomege lepi Ell, konfetti, szerpen-
tin csatak tombolnak legna-
gyobb hevvel a jar6kelok kozott
Ezen az esten minden magyar le-
teszi q RESERVES gondot vigad-
mulat. Mindenfele nlulatsagok van
max, s06rakozasi alkalmak egesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-10-28

ia harom felvonasban, egy valto-
zassal keriil elibenk. A szerepelz
mindegyike kitiino alakitora ta-
lalt. Mem akarjuk dicserni 6kct,
eloadas utan keres nelkiil, ugy is
megteszi a k0z0nseg. lit csak a
szerepl6ket soroljuk fel. Brogli
Ignacz, n rogh Ignacne. Giirtler
Adolfne, Uray Karoly, Kat6ch
Odon, Yarabel Mihaly, Gagyi
Janosne, 10th Karoly, HaJlu Ma
riska, Schager Annuska, Kat6ch
Margitka, Deak Pal, Brogli I,t-
van, Liszkai Gabor, meg a kis De-
ak Ern6 szerepelnek ebben a va
sarnap szinre keriil6 darabban. A
betanitas es rendezes nehez mum
kajat Molnar Lajos vegezte, 8
lesz a darab sug6ja. Az eneksza-
mok Yarabek Aranka zongoraki-
serete mellett lesznek el6adva.
Aki szereti magyar meset, a
fenyoerd0 zugasat, a buzatablak
ringasat, a pacsirtasz6t, a piros
pipacsot, meg a buzaviragot - az
j8jj0n ell ere az el6adasra. A ma
gyar sz6ban, n6taban, muzsika-
ban benne van mindez. Aki ma
gyar Swivel erez - az vasarap
este darab mesejen, az el6adas
szepsegen kiviil, ezeket is megta-
lalja.
Akinek iinnep visszaemleke-
zes, a multakba nezes, regi mu-
zsikanak hangjai mellett az al
modOzas az legyen OFT vasar-
nap este!
Minden magyar miikndvel6i
eloadas iinnep, iinnepe a magyar
sz6nak, magyar hitnek Is a ma
gyar rsmenysegnek.
Fiatalok, akik itt nevelkedtek s
megis szepen, erthetSen erzes-
sci besztlik vilag legszebb, leg