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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
HIDAT, HAROM GEPET RON
GAIT A RESZEG HAJTC.

Egy minden t,ekintetben vad
hajsza utan, melynek soran egy
ember k0nnyebben megseriilt, ha
rom auto megrongal6dott es a
Center St.-i hid karfaja 0ssze-
tort; Mike Minch, Poland, a rem
dorseg kormei k6ze keriilt.
A sulyos karokat okozo ember
reszeg hajtassal vadolva keriil a
birosag ele.
Az eddig beerkezett panaszok
szerint Minch reszegen hajtva ge
pet, harom autoval 0sszeutk0z0tt
maid neki hajtott a Center St.-i
hidnak annak karfajat alapo-
san megrongalta. Joe Minch, aki
gepben tilt, a karambolok al
kamaval s6riilessket szenvedett.
Jelenleg a City korhazban van.
Allapota mem veszelyes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
VI TISZTIKAR
Vasu R. c., kozismert magyar
iizletember, lett Keresked0 es
Iparos K0r uj elnoke.

A Youngstown Magyar Ke-
resked0k es Iparosok K0re mar
cius BAN tartotta meg tisztikart
valaszt6 gyuleset. A tagok egy-
hangu bizalma a k0vetkez6 NJ
tisztikart valasztotta meg:
Elnol1: Vasu R. G.
Alelnok Nemeth Ferenc.
Titkar: Maros Gabor.
Penztarnok: Schubert Janos.
Ellen0rok: Danish JOSEF es
Varga Sandor.
Ajto6r: Varga Janos.
Vigalmi eln0k: Vasu R. G.
Tancrendezo: H m r Q d y
Gyorgy.
Az vi tisztikar friss lendiilet-
tel fogott hozza a munkahoz, Macy
szabasu programmed kivan meg
valositani.
A magyarsagnak mar most tu-
domasara hozzuk, hogy a Keres-
ked6 es Iparos Kor aprilis 21-en,
csiitort0k0n este a Wickliffe
Manor House ban tagszerzesi
kampanyt indit meg, egy tanccal
egybekot0tt tarsasvacsora kere-
tdben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
New Castle, Pa.
1FJUsAGI UNNEPELY A MA
GYAR BAPTISTA EGYHAz-
BAN.

Kohl: Boda Sandor. bapt. lelkesz.
A New Castle, Homestead, Yo-
ungstown es McKeesport egye-
silt baptista ifjusag minden ev-
ben nGgysZer k0rZeti vallasos jcl-
legji unnepelyt tart. A kovetke-
z5 iinnepely marcus 12.-en este
7 6r6t0l lcSz megtartva a new
castlei magyar baptista templom
ban, 102 East Reynolds st. A pro
gramot a fentnGveZett egyhazak
ifjusaga szolgalja. Lesznek enek
es zeneszamok, ibibliai es misszioi
el0adasok, parbeszedek, stb. Ezen
iinnepelyre szeretettel meghivja
New Castle magyarsagat a ma
gyar baptista ifjusag. Belepti dig
mines. Mindenki Aaretettel lesz
fogadva. Ezen iinnepelyek celia
nem csupan nemes szorakozas,
hanem inkabb az ifjak tanitasa,
oktatasa es buzditasa vallasos
6s erk0lcs0s eletre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
UTAZAs Az 0HAZABA.

Marcus 19-en new york; XII
k0t0b0l indul0 "Leviathan" ha-
jon utazik az 6hazaba Boros Ka-
roly, hubbard iizletember nej6-
vel, fiaval ts 0ccsevel. Boros Mi
hallyal.
A kozbecsiildsben a,l6 magyar
csalad hosszu 6vek ntan indul a
tengcreken tulra, hgoy viSzont-
laSsa az .6hazht oft 6l6 rolkonsa-
got
A Boros csalad hazai utjat, a
ntpSzerii Loschitzer ts Engel cog
keSzitette elG.
Szerencse kivanat&nk kistrik
5kct,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
SZOMORU TEMETEs

Alig erte meg eletenek elsS ev-
fordulojat, mar is Magahoz sz6li-
totta az artatlan apr6sagot a min
densegek Ura...
Varga Juliska, aki 1925. decem
Der 20.-an sziiletett, ez esztendo
Januar Glen or0k alomra hunyta
le szemeit.
Gyaszoljak Varga Gabor Is ne
je, valamint testverei: R6zi, Aran
ka, Gizella es Margit. Nagybaty-
ja, csaladjaval Detroit, Mich.) ).
nagyanyja, 0zv. Varga Istvanne,
keresztsziilei 6s rokonsag Macy
szamban. I Nv
A temetest el6szor a gyaszhaz-
nal, 315 Robinson Ave, vegezte
Fdt. Varlaky Sandor pldbanos,
Balask6 Sander kantorral, maid
SIT. Istvan templomba vittek a
kis kopors6t, melyet azutan a
Kalvaria temetobe' kisertek XII, a
hol vegleges nyugalomra talalt az
elhunyt draga gyermek.
A temetes alkalmaval Balask6
Gyorgy, SIT. Istvan egyhaz kan
tora nagyon sep es meghat6 bu-
csuztatot mondott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
ELTEMETTEK KISS sANDORT

Az elmult het Szcrdajan folyt
le a hirteleniil elhunyt Kiss San
dor testveriink temetese ma
gyarsag oriasi reszvete mellett.
A "a Morley Ave alatti gyasz-
haznal, ut. Laky Zsigmond mon
dott imat, maid a reformatus tenn
plomban folytatodott a gyaSzszer
tartas.
a varatlanul elhunyt magyar
testverink kopors6ja mellett OFT
allott !banatos 6Avcgye, Kiss Sam
dorne, sziiletett Nemcth Erzs6-
bet, ket kiS gyermeke: Sandor eS
Iren, valamint jobaratok es ro-
konok egesz scrcge.
Az elhunytban magyar refor
matus egyhaz, a Reformatus Egy
hazi Egylet es Rcformatus Egye
sillet egy derek es munkaS tagjat
vcszitette cl.
A banatos es Il n2gy csapas al
tai magt0rt 0zvegy lapunk utjan
mond szivb6l fakado k0Sz0netet.
N6meth Lajosnenak, Kovacs
JOSEF es nejenek, Bence Istvan-
max es saladjanak, hogy a nehez
6raldban mellette allottak 5 min
den igyekeztiikkel azon voltak.
hogy nagy csapast enyhitsell.
A viragokert a k0vetk z0knek
Kiss Sandorn6. 6s csaladia, 0zv.
Kiss Sandorne, Jekubei Janos Is
csaladja, Ref Egylet, Bencze lst-
van es csaladja. N6meth Daniel
ne ts csaladja, lIank0 MIhalyne
Is cSaladja, Kerti Imrc es csalad-
ia, Rati Janos Is csaladja, Bal
lag Ferenc es csaladja, VarocsilS
Istvanne 6s fla, Ntmeth Lajos es
csaladja, Sheet and Tube Go.
gepmiiheIyo, >Humen tSocy 6s a
eyari munkastarsak.
A k0vetkezoknek k0sz0ni, hogy
autoil2at k0lcson adtak a szomo-
ru alkalombol: Ballag Ferenc
Erdei Andras, Rati Janos, Ben
cze Istvan, Fodor JOSEF. Miss
Geressy, Bende Ferenc, Kantor
! Peter es Nevilk James.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
COLUMBUS, @.

The Grand Committee Of the
Hungarian Churches and So
cieties Of Mahoning County re-
present thousands of HUNS ngari.
an born good citizens of four
Churches and 13 Organizations
urge you to secure relief aga
inst vicious commercialized law
enforcement as practiced by
Justices of the Peace, Constab-
les and Mayors and Marshalls
under the, present system of
fee splitting, commercialized
misadministration Of justice.
In view of the decision of the
United States Supreme Court,
we ask you to renew your
fight for Justice, we are law
abiding law respecting citizens
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
10 DARAB.

A campbclli atlttak ism6t egy
Macy magyar esemenyt keszite-
nck el0. A multban mar annyi-
szor jmncpclt milkcdvelo garda
aprilis lien, huSvtt vasarnap-
jan egy pompas szindarab bcmu-
tatojara kesziil.
A. szcrepck kiosztaSa mcgtor-
tsnt, pr1bak Sztp eredmtnhycl
folynak, ngy, hogy minden jcl ar
ra mutat, hogy az clGadas napjan
a k0z0nsegnek iSmet nagyszern
zorakozasban lesz resze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
HlREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKEROl,

who have been bounded and
prosecuted because many Of Us
are. not familiar with procedure
of law, or homes have been in
vaded indiscriminately our wo-
men and children have been
frightened to death i'm the ma
me ON the state Of Ohio, in
most instances without cause
and absolutely innocently.
We want honest law enforce
ment and not persecution of
workers most OF whom are of
foreign birth.
Grand Committee
Coleman Rcvesz. Secretary
800 w. Federal St. .
"a Mahoning mcgyei ma
gyar egyhazak tS cgyletck
Nagybizottsaga, mcly a magyar
sziiletesii, 10 polgarok ntgy cgy
hazba es tizenharom szervczct-
be t0m0riilt ezreit kepviscli. sir
geti Ont, hogy nyujtson git
seget 'bekebirak, konstable-
rex es marShallok mostani vet
keS, kereskedelmi alapokra fek
tetett es a biinteteSpenzek meg
osztasan alapul6 t0rv6nykezese
ellen, mely az Igazsagszolgal-
tatasnak kereskedelmi alapok.
ra fektetett f6lremagyarazaSa
Az Egyesiilt Allamok legfel-
s0bb bir0saganak hatarozata
ertelmeben, ARA kerjjik, hogy
ujbol vegye fel a harcot az
Igazs;lgfrt. Mi ujl'vfmyt isztc-
10 es t0rvenytarto polgarok
vagyrmk, akiket 1ild0znok Is
zaklatnaR. mivel szamOsan k0
zillllnk mem vagynnk iartaSaE
t0rveny utveszt0iben. Haza-
kat sZalltak meg, eszk0zjkct
mem valogatva, .aSszonyainkat
es gyermekeinket halalra ijes2
tettek Ohio allam neveben, a
legt0bb esetben ok nelkul Is
teljesen artatlanul.
A torveny becsHletes keresz
tiilvitelet 6hajtjuk 6s nen
olyan munkasoknak az iild0z6
set, akiknek legt0bibje ide-
gen Sziiletesii.
Nagybizottsag.
Titkar.''
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10

es nagyszabasu bal eI6keszitese-
vel mar nagyban foglalkozil1 a
rendez6see. Amint halljuk, a meg
lepetesek egfsz sora fogja yarni
magyarsagot
A husvtt h6tf6jtn tartand6
nagy balra, mar most fclhivjuk a
magyarSAg figyelmet.
A bal ~ Eagles Hallhan lesz
mpgtartva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
VERHOvAY 1O8.

Beteg tagjaink nevsora k0-
vetkez0:
Ivan Janos (65 Parnell st. J.
MiglGcz Mihalyne 1714 Oak ST..
10th JOSEF (1029 Foster ST.
Szkarosi Pal Obj Helena Avc.).
Katk6 Janos Hubbard, o., Sztn
fget6 Mikl6s (Farmdale, o., Ma
tisz Istvan (1402 South Avp.),
Balazs Ferenc (932 Franklin
Ave, jelenleg City Hospital.
Bctegseg a titkarnal jelenten-
DO, kinek cline 21l Edwards ST..
telcfon 7S749.
A j0v6 vasarnapi eyiil6s $40
kottnal el6Ibb kezd6dik, vagyis |
oraEor, aZon megokolassal. h0ov
a Marcus ldusa is ezen a napon
tartatlk meg, id6 engedtetik ia
goknak, hogy havi dijaikat es
iigyeiket rendezhessek es hogy az
imncpelyen is reSzt vehessenek.
Exert keretnek a tagok, hogy
gyiilesen a megjel0lt id6ben jc-
lenjenek meg.
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
e-Ik QLpAL..
faradtsagos mnnkaiat.

faradtsagos munkajat.
Az el6adas erdekesseget csak fo
kozza az a koriilmeny, hogy a da-
rabban szamGs szep magyar no.
la van icy a kor johangn tagjai,
ezekiel az enekszamokkal is l1agy
Sikerre szamithatnak.
Hnsv6t vasarnapjan mind ii
magyar legyen OFT a Katholiklls
Ifjnsagi K6r sziniel6adasan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
HET EYES LEANYKA ritz,
HALALA.

A sziil6i gondatlansag k0vet-
kezteben ismet elpusztult egy kis
gyermek. Az esetet sulyosaIbba te-
szi, hogy az aldozat mar het esq
tendos ICY valamennyi siitniva-
LOLA mar lehetett volna.
Hermine Evelyn Theodore, het
esztend6s kisleany, vasarnap es-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
MAGYAR

n6pszinmjivet, BETYAR KEN
DO-jet mutatja be husv6t vasar-
napjan Katholikus Ifjusagi
K0r miikedvel6 gardaja.
A darab pr6bai Macy szorga-
lommal folynak, az ifjusas k6re-
s6re 0zv. Mih6k Sandorn6 volt
szives vallalni a darab betanita-
sanak es rendez6senek neh6z e>
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10

A Youngstown Magyar Egy-
hazak 6s EgyIetek Nagybizottsa-
ga kedden este tartotta meg gvii-
lfsGt a KoSsuth K0r klubhalvist-
gtbcn.
A gyiiles letargyalta a vasar-
napi iinneps6g rtszleteit, elhata-
rozta, hogy a nyar folyaman egy
demonstrativ jellegii MAGYAR
NAPOT rendez.e
Delegatusokat valasztott, hogy
azok Nagybizottsagot Cleve-
landban marcus 27-re 0sszehi-
volt konferencian, mely az Ell
NYOMOTT MAGYAROK We
DELMIIRE alakult, kepviseljek.
A bekebirak, konstabIerek ell
jarasat Gillette a keddi gyiil6s es
L. S. Supreme Court legutobbi
dontvenye kapcsan, siirgony0ket
intezett az allami t0rvenyhozas
youngstowni kepvisel6ihez Co.
lumbuSba.
A siirgonyok szovege a k0vet-
kez0:
MRS. G. c. OFT,
Representative State Leg
islature; Nils P. Johnson,
Senator State Legislature;
J. Eugene Roberts, Senator
State Legislature
COLUMBUS. O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
HUSvETI BAL.

Ennek szezonnak a legkiemel
kedobb bali esemenye, Katholi-
kus 1fjusagi Kor aprilis 18-iki,
husveti tancmulatsaga lesz.
A minden tekintetben fenyes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
Eredmeny: 1854
ELLWOOD CITY-I CSAPAT:
Eredmeny: .1847

Ennek kapcsan emlitjiik meg,
hogy az elwodd cityi magyarsag-
max sokkal konnysbb helyzete
van kuglisport szempontjabol.
A pompas Magyar Hazban egy
minden tekintetben modern kug-
Ii palya all rendelkez6sukre, ahol
= akar minden nap - treniroz-
hatnak.
Mikor lesz nekjink Magyar Ha-
zunk, kuglipalyaval9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
KUGLIZAS.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor ku5
liz6 csapata marcus sen az Ell
wood City-i magyar csapattal m6r
koz0tt A kezdett6l vegie 6rdekes
kiizdelemnek reszle tes eredme-
nyet lit k0z0ljiik.
YOUNGSTOWN CSAPAT:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-03-10
NAGYBIZOTTSAG ALIAS
FOGLALASA.

Az allami torvenyhozas altalunk
valasztctt tagjaihoz siirgonyt kill
dottiink-A bekebirak es kons-
tablerek torvennyel visszaelo ell
jarasai ellen emeltiik fel sza-
vunkat.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
LOCAL PROGRAMS
Observation-Disclosures

p. Morgan recital from the
Homer L. Kilt studios
$3.50 p. m.-Burr Barnett. baritone
from WEAF, New York.
S:45 p. m.-"Outdoor Treasurers, by
H. S. Walsh, from WEAF, New York.
p. m.-Sorey Instrumental Trio.
from WEAF, New York.
4:3O p. m.--Jack Cohen, popular
pianist, from WEAF. New York.
4:45 p. m.-Ethel Rea, soprano, from
WEAF, New York.
p. m.-Waldorf- = storia dinner
music. from WEAF. New York.
WEAF, New York
r. n.-Stardom OF Broadway
from WEAF. New York.
$50 p. m.-Daniel Breeskin's Raleigh
Hotel Orchestra, from the Raleigh
Hotel
$3.50 p. m.-BasebaIl scores, through
courtesy Of the Evening Star.
p. m.-Cities Service Concert Or.
chestra and Cities Service Cavaliers,
from WEAF, New York.
p. m.-Howard correct time, from
WEAF, New York.
p. m.-Paramount concert series
featuring opera soioists, with orches-
ira, from WEAF, New York.
$3.50 p. NV. 3. and A. Quartet,
sponsored by the Washington, Balti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railroad.
p. m.-Lord Calvert hour of music,
through the courtesy Of the Lord Call
vert Coffee. Company, of Baltimore
10 p. m.-Rolfe's Palais dor Orches-
ira. from WEAF, New York
10:S0-11 p. m.-Frank FarrelFs Green
witch Village Inn Orchestra, from
WEAF, New York.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
A NEW feature
ON WRC

A new program feature to be
known as the Paramount Concert
Series will be inaugurated by WRC
tonight from 8 to $50 o'clock.
The program will feature opera
soloists and a well-knwn orchestra,
according to advance notices. 1t
will be on the hour every Friday
evening.
Aside from this the program to-
night offers little new material.
The two usual Friday local features,
the w. B. and A. Quartet and the
Lord Calvert Hour will be on the
air at their customary times and
the Cities Service Concert Orches-
ira and Cavaliers will be rebroad.
cast from New York.
Other features on the local bill
tonight include Stardom of Broad.
way, Breeskin's Raleigh Hotel or.
chestra, Rolfe's Palais dor Orches.
ira and Frank FarrelHs Greenwich
Village Inn Orchestra.
AFTERNOON
PROGRAM GOOD
A special afternoon program win
include the Hotel Madison Orches.
ira, an organ recital from the Kit
studio, Burr Burnett, baritone:
sorey instrumental Trio, Jack
Cohen, pianist; Ethel Rea. soprano,
and the Waldorf Astoria Orchestra.
A good chain feature that will
not be broadcast by WRC Is the
weekly concert by the Arion Male
Chorus, composed Of Is specially
selected male voices. This pro.
pram may be heard through the
blue network including stations
WIZ, KDKA. XIV and WJR at z
o'clock.
Devotees Of the Royal Hour
which used to come to US locally
can hear this feature tonight over
the same network, including sta.
tons WIZ, WBZ, KDKA, XIV,
WBAL and WJR.
Songs of the sea will be featured
by the Royal entertainers.
The Baltimore Municipal Band
will be broadcast from WBAL, Bal.
timore. at 9 o'clock. It may be
worth listening to.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
AIR CHAOS NOT
NIL ENDED
BY LISTENER.IN
pinch hitting for Gardner Maekl

The Federal Radio Commission s
new wave length ALLEGATIONS have
not solved the cir problem by any
means.
Although many stations are now
coming in better than before. a
large proportion of them are accom-
panied by a heterodyne whistle,
indicating that another station Is
too close.
Among these last night was
WMAL. broadcasting for the first
time on its new wave length~ of
1928 meters. We were not able
during most of the evening to get
the whistle out OF WMAL'S. pro-
gram.
A slight whistle accompanied prac-
tically every out-of town station
that we managtd to bring into our
speaker during the early evening.
Perhaps much of this will be elm
mated when the stations keep more
rigidly to their allotted wave
lengths.
But even with a whistle. the air
situation seems much improved
over the past few months. We
had no difficulty in separating the
stations. which in itself is quite a
different state of affairs than for
merry.
Golf Story Interesting
The most interesting part of last
rights program, at least for thous-
sands of golf fans. was the 15-min-
ute story of the results of the
National Open Golf Tournament.
over the chain.
The story. which was written by
Grantland Rice. sports writer, was
read in to the microphone by Ora
ham McNamee. 1t was well done
and was undoubtedly well received
by the listeners.
The advertising injected into the
program, however. was entirely too
direct. During a quite obviously
previously arranged gap in the mid
die Of the story, the merits of
certain brand OF golf balls was
thrust upon the helpless listeners.
Advertising over the radio is all
right when it is confined to the
announcements and merely gives the
rame of the company paying for
the program and possibly the
articles manufactured by that COM
panY. Last night, however. the
qualities of that article and other
straight advertising material were
Included.
. Tonight the results of the
Cooper play-off will be
broadcast and it will be interesting
to see whether or not there is a
similar break in the middle of the
story.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
R0MPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS.
By LISTENER-IN
BEST PROSPECTS

New York, WEAF tSssS
8 p. m.-Detroit symphony Orr
chsstra, WGHP (2TO).
p. m.--Baltimore Municipal
Band, Baltimore, WBAL GAO.
s;so p. MS violin ensemble.
Richmond. WRVA (254).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
p. m.--Royal Rhythmic,
rhyme and reason under direction
Of Mother Stoner. KSD. WGY,
McCo, WEI, WTAM, WsAI,
S:s6-4:45 p. m.-Burr Barnett,
baritone; "out Door Treasures"
by Mr.. n. s. Walsh; West End
Ladies' Trio; Jack Cohen, popular
pianist: Ethel Rea, soprano, New
York, wEAF, WRC.
p. m.--Waldorf-A Astoria dinner
wrHii Nsw York. WEAF' WRc.
p: m.-stardom of Broadway.
To, WEAF. WRC.
7 p. m.-Citiss service; Salon
Orchestra and male quartet. New
York, WEAF. WRc, WEEP, VITO,
WGR, WILT. WcAE, WTAM,
Voc w ws1l' VIE MaIs. K ksPP:'
KVoo. wFAA; Arion Male
Chorus. New York, WIZ, KDKA,
KYW. wJR.
1880 p. m.-Royal Hero, Hero
inc and Musicmaksrs, New York,
WIZ, WBZ-WBZA, KDKA, XIV,
WBAL. WJR.
8 p. m.-Musical Comedy Hits
ana Bits by the Musical Comedy
Troupe. New York, WEAF, WRC,
WTAG, WILT, WV, KSD. Philco
Hour, New York, WIZ, wBz-
WBZA, KDKA. KYW.
$3.50 p. MA France Orchestra,
featuring the Satina Quartet. To
WEAF, WGR, WILT, WCAE,
MTAM. WV, KsD. voc,
. p. m.-The Dreamers, vocal
and instrumental To wEAF,
WRC, WV; Morse and Rogers
Bonnie Ladies', New York; vocal
1870 p. m.-Rolfe's Paiais Dor
Orchestra. To WEAF, wRc,
1880 p. m.-Frank Farrell and
His Greenwich Village Inn Orches-
ira. To WEAF, wRC.
DANCE MUSIC
$50 p. m.-RoRer Wolfe Kahn
Orchestra, New York, WIZ (454.2).
10 .. m.-Oriole Terrace Orches-
"a, Detroit, WGHP (244).
II p. m.-Hotel Richmond Or,
chestra. Richmond. WRVA $50.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
WOMEN IN
SEM|,F|NAL

The field competing for the
Woman's District golf title has mar,
rowed down to the semi-final round
with Miss Dorothy White of the
Washington Golf and Country Club
still in the thick Of the fight,
defending her title.
Over the Chevy Chase Club
course Miss White is meeting
Mrs. Stephen COllOday of the
Columbia Country Club today.
In the lower bracket two of
WaShingtOn's crack players.
Mrs. Alma Won STEINER. unat.
tached. and Mrs. j. nj. Haynes.
of Columbia Country Club. will
fight it out for a position in the
final round tomorrow.
Miss White eliminated Mrs. w.
S. Corby. of the Columbia Country
Club, in the second round of match
play, ard 3, while Mrs. Colloday
put out Mrs. r. Lester Rose. of
Congressional. by 4 and 3.
The winners in the lower
bracket gained their right to
play when Mrs. Haynes dis
posed of Miss Winifred, Faunce,
unattached. 2 and /. and Mrs.
Won STEINER stopped Miss Tod
marsh. of Chevy Chase. 4? andI
The results and today's pairings
follows:
First flight--second round: Miss Dor
Corby (Col.), ( and 3; Mrs. stephen Col
Today (Col.) defeated Mrs. r. Lester
Ross (Con.), and ); Mrs. A. Won Stein
n nc, lunstl defeated Miss, Tidmarsh
Chevy Chase), 2 and /; Mrs J. N.
Haynes (Col.)' defeated Miss winifred
Faunce (unat) . and /.
Second fiight--Mrs Newman Little
(Coll defeated Mrs. w. Heap IL So. S
and 3; Mrs. Frank TomiInson (Col.) de-
feated Mrs. ]. V. Brownell Il. S.. 3
and 2.
Third fiEht-Mra H. z. Hira tManor,
defeated Miss Rebecca Terry, up; Miss
Maud Montgomery (Con.) defeated Mrs.
Paul sanborne (Cong), 8 and s.
CONSOLATION
First fligh First round: Mrs. l. B.
Chapman (Cong.) defeated Mrs. J. R.
De Farges (CoL). 4 and 2; Mrs Frank
Keefer Chevy Chase) defeated Mrs e.
r. Tiliey q. s.. by default; Miss Phyl.
lis Keller (Wash.) defeated Mrs. Monroe
B. Miller (Cong.), 4 and 2.
ham tBann.l defeated Mrs j. L. Fieser
tWash.). and ,; Mrs. c. A Slater
tCol) defeated Mrs. B. Burchard
(Bann). 4 and 2.
Third flight--Mrs A. w. Brown
(unat) defeated Mrs. Paul Sanborne, ?
up.
PATRINGs TODAY
First flights :s0-Miss white We. Mrs.
s. Colloday. 9:40--Mrs Won STEINER vs..
Mrs. J. NJ Haynes
Second flight-9 :10-Mrs N. Little VS..
Mrs. F. Tomlinson.
Third fhEht-MrS H. B. Hird vs. Miss
f. Terry.
CONSOLATION
First hight-a:S0--Mrs, Chapman vs..
Mrs. Kseter. 10-Miss Keeler vs. Mrs,
Knox.
Second flight-s-Mrs Cunningham VI.
Mrs. C, A. Slater.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17
Eli and Crimson Crews
Will Dine Together

Something new in dinners is
scheduled for Sunday night at the
Hotel Griswold at Groton, Conn,
when w. A. Meikleham, who has
refereed so many of the Harvard
Yale regattas, will act as host to the
members of the two varsity Fights.
Social intercourse between Gales
Ferry and Red Top has been of a
perfunctory nature down through
the years.
Rowing is not a sport of physical
contact, and the oarsmen them
selves probably will relish the idea
of getting a closeup of the men they
are to oppose five DAVIS later.
The Washington times., 1927-06-17

wsAI-Cincinnati
. p. n.-WEAF Program.
Z D. fn.-WEAF Program.
WBAP-FOrt WUrfh-A99.F
$3.50 p. m.-Traction Employees Con-
cert
1880 p. m.-Concert.
IL p. m.-Musical Program
WOS-JeffersOn City-3S4.6
. p: m.-Market Hour; Scores.
S:b y. m.-TaIks.
500 p. m.-PheIps County Program
WDAF-Kansas City-S7O.9
s:45 p. m.-School of the Air.
p. m.-WEAF Program.
p. m.-Dancs Period.
$50 p. NIKE and Mike
10 p. m.-Popular Program,
1915 a. m.-Eighthawk Frolic.
WHB-Kansas City-396.S
p. m.-Aviation Talk; Musical Pro-
KFAB-LineOIn-S09
$50 .. m--Nsried Program.
II .. m.-Studio Frolic
WHAS-Louisville-
$50 p. m.--Studto Concert.
WMC-Memphis-5l6.S
p. m.-Concert.
IL .. m.-Frolic.
WHAD-Milwaukee-2
sos p. m.-Scores.
p RMB.ESn sn.sp q Drsssam'
WCCO-Minn.-St. Paui-4OS.2
p. m.-WEAF program.
p. m.-WEAF program.
p. m.-officer Nulcahy and Mike.
$40 p m.-Wheaties Quartet
10 ,. m.--Vocal and instrumental.
IL p. m.--Scorea; Longs Orchestra
vocal.
KGO-OakIand-3s4
p m.-LittIe symphony: Bulletins.
IL p. m.-LionS Club Officers Ban
quet
IL .. m.-OranRe Network
4. m.-Eilis' Orchestra.
kLX-OakIand-5OS
II p. m.-Stockton. Cal. Community
Night
1880 a. m.-Dance Music
KPSN-Pasadena--31
f:45 D. m.-PaSadena II. S. Com.
meDcement.
IL D. m.-SpeciaI Program
KGW-POrfIand-491
D. m.-Dinner Concert.
II .. m.-Movie Club: Dance Music.
- D. m.-OranEe Network.
q. m.-Hoot Owls.
KGA-SpOkane-341,
IL .. m.-Studio Program.
KPO-San Franciseo-122.S
$3.50 p. m.-BiR Brother.
1850 .. m.-States Orchestras Talks.
II D. m.-studio Program.
IL p. m.--OranRe Network.