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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
DRILLS At TAMPA
| DIRECTED BY MIKE
Camera Men Annoy Trainer
at Plant FieId-PIayers
Are Put on Diet.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
tSports Editor, The Starr

T>AMPA, Fla. February 26-Every
Winter when the Nationals
blow into camp here their train
Il ing period time is taken over
largely at the outset by the
photographers. This year has proved no
exception. In fact, yesterday and again
today the activities of the athletes were
devoted probably to a greater extent to
posing before lenses than to calisthenics.
To date, by actual count, there have
been more cameramen on the field at
the South Florida fair grounds. where
the Nationals do their training, than
ball players. -Four tripod men, repre-
senting the news reel concerns; half a
dozen newspaper photographers and a
miscellaneous collection of amateur
shutter snappers, with boxes of all sizes
and descriptions, have cluttered up the
place to the intense disgust of Miguel
Martin, who is all for work and has no
sympathy with the argument that the
public demands pictorial news of the
performers.
The sun-reddened and gray-thatched
trainer of the Griffmen has had to
stand helplessly Tuning and fretting on
the side lines as the plate and film ma
nipulators have summoned the players
from tasks especially assigned by him to
pose for actions" stills" and feature
Shots" depicting the boys doing every
thing from pitching base balls to driv-
ing the huge steam roller that is ironing
the wrinkles out of the playing field
now under construction.
johnson in Uniform Today.
Manager Walter Johnson's failure to
don uniform the first day out offended
the esthetic tastes of some of the high
brow contributors to the rotogravure
sections and accounted for their return
today, when Barney obligingly appeared
in the habiliments of a playing pilot
which he may prove to be. And with
an ample supply of sunshine the bust
ness of picture taking now has been
so we'll attended to that, starting tomor-
row. the boys should be able to indulge
in their perspiration-i inducing exercises
without molestation.
But although Martins regime has
been interfered with on the drill
grounds, his word has been law in the
refectory, as this reporter learned at
his first meal in the quaint and spa
Of the athletes for some five weeks
to come. For some reason, probably
because we were assigned to a table
close to those occupied by the ball
players, we were thought to be one of
them and as result our order for a
certain kind of thick salad dressing and
VIGOROUSLY indigestible variety of
French pastry brought polite, but firm
admonition from the waitress that the
courses in question were taboo. We
finally got 'em, but only after We had
been positively identified as zone of
them newspaper guys"
Mike has evolved for the athletes an
adequate but carefully restricted diet
that Is designed to reduce to a mini
mum the ills attendant upon injudi-
cious feeding, and which Is to be strictly
enforced. Penalties for violation there
Of are provided. Just what these penal
ties are have not been NAVE known,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
BY CRANTLAND RICE.

him fight in the last year believe the
crowd will see another Stribling. One
thing Is certain-he can't be as bad
as he was against Paul Berlenbach,
and I believe there Is q good chance
that he will show a lot Of the i'm
provement his supporters claim.
Maybe he will be another case Of
Bobby Jones-but hardly. If he was
there would be no championships for
the next six years.
There is no question about Stribline
having lot Of stuff if he will only cut
it over the plate when the main hour
blows around. For that matter, there
IS no question about Sharkey having q
lot of stuff when he happens to be in
certain moods. If they happen to be
tuned up to their stuff-producine
moods-there ought to be quite show
but a large number Of somewhat skep-
tical spectators are waiting to be shown
or shown up-as the case may be
They have been shown up often enough
before this to be almost accustomed to
the rap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
hoo Makes Florida Fight Martin Big Boss Grs Start Work
N. B. C. CHAIN WILL PUT
FIGHT ON AIR AT $50

Arrangements have been completed
between the National Broadcasting
Co. and the Madison Square Gar
den Corporation for the broadcasting
of a round-by round description of
the Sharkey- Stribling fight at Miami
Beach tomorrow night. The broad
cast will begin ct $50 PM, East
crn Standard time.
Graham MCNamee, veteran y. Il.
c. sport announcer. and Bill Mum
day. sport announcer of WSB, At
lan:a. are en- route TO Miami to
handle the broadcast description.
Munday will describe the prelimi-
naries and assist McNamee between
rounds of the main bout.
Stations participating in the fight
broadcast are WIZ. New York;
WBZ. Springfield; WBZA, Boston;
WHAM, Rochester: VIDAL, Baiti-
more; WLW. Cincinnati: KDkA,
Pittsburgh; WJR. Detroit; KYH.
Chicago, and WREN. Kansas City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
CANZONERI CLASHES
WITH FILIPINO BOXER
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 26.-Tony Can
zoneri, New York featherweight, makes
another stand in defense of his claim
as the leading title contender tonight,
meeting Ignacio Fernandez Filipino. in
the top bout at the Coliseum. The bout
is one of four 10-rounders.
Eddie Shea, Chicago, takes on Sailor
Fay Kosky of Los Angeles in one of the
other 10-round bouts. Kosky recently
fought Fernandez to draw on the
West Coast.
joey Kaufman, Brooklyn's 13S-pound
right-hand puncher, meets Joey Medill,
Chicago lightweight, while Earl MAESTRO,
a hard-hitting featherweight from Chi
cago. tackles Willie Michel, Belgian
126-pounder. Both are scheduled for
10 rounds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
COOKIES HAVE A DAY
In ATHLETICS CAMP

- the Associated Press.
FORT MYERS, Fla, February 26.-
; was rookie" day at the Philadelphia
Zthletics' training camp yesterday. Con-
lie Mack's outfit, reinforced by the ar
val of four veterans, went through a
Forming drill and retired later to the
randstand to watch the youngsters
" out.
hmke reported refreshed from a course
( baths at Hot Springs Va. Ossie Or
oil and George Haas also arrived.
iris Speaker, released by the Ath-
,tics last Fall SO he could manage the
Eewark International League Club was
visitor yesterday.
Micky Cochrane, who signed his 1929
ontract last week, was expected today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
HARRIS WILL BE READY
TO PLAY IF NECESSARY

PHOENIX, Ariz., February rs up.
-Bucky Harris already has given
the dopesters something to write
about. Does he, or does he not, in
tend to play this season."
The question was forced into
prominence by the serious manner
in which the new manager Of the
Detroit Tigers worked out at third
base in the first practice session of
the season.
He spent almost the entire period
scooping up sizzling ground balls
around the keystone sack.
"No, I'm to manage the club" was
his answer to the natural question.
"But l could either play third or 81 c.
ond base IL occasion arose." The
/ hotel lobby legion, however, will keep
q weather eye on the position held
/; last year by the veteran Marty Nc
( Manus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
JONES, BRAVES TWIRLER,
TOLLS DESPITE WEALTH

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Febru-
airy rs (P,.-Johnny Nevers, new
coach Of the Braves, is delighted
with the general showing and es-
pecially pleased by the spirit ca
Percy Jones, veteran southpaw ac-
quired from the Cubs in the Horns
by deal.
Although Jones fell heir to con-
siderable estate last Summer, and
might ordinarily be supposed to be
disgruntled at a transfer to the
towly Braves. he has been one OF the
hardest workers at the camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
FIGHT LISTED THURSDAY
IF IT RAINS TOMORROW

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, February Is.
The rainy weather which flooded
this city caused apprehension to
William +. Carey and Jack Demp-
sey, who are promoting the Sharkey-
Stribling fight scheduled for tomOr-
row night. Carey announced that
IL rain falls tomorrow the fight
would be postponed until the follow
ing night. He added. however. that no
decision on a postponement will be
made until after 6 o'clock on the
night Of the battle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
PROCTOR, D. C. FIGHTER,
HAS TWO BOUTS LISTED

According to announcement by his
manager, Goldie Ahearn, two bouts have
been arranged for Joe Proctor, Wash
ington heavyweight boxer.
He will meet Fred Calder March at
the arena in Philadelphia and will hook
up with Socko Trenama of Cumberland,
Md, the middle of March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
SHARKEY FAVORITE, 8-5,
WITH BETTING LIVELY

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, February 26.
Betting on the Sharkey- Stribling
fight is to s, with Sharkey favOrite.
They were the odds two weeks ago.
Small bets on Stribling from loyal
Southerners reduced the price last
week to TO 5, but with the arrival
of fight fans from the North bear
ing Sharkey money the odds length
ened. Sharkey money Is offered for
l to 3 that he scores a knockout.
and some Stribling cash has been
put up for odds of 1 to that the
Georgian scores a knockout. Bet
ting is lively and many thousands
Of dollars will change hands. .,..s -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
FINNEGAN TAKES BOUT.

PHILADELPHIA, February 49,
Rallying in the tenth and final round
of fast boxing bout with Pete Nelson
here last night, George CHoneyboy) Fin
negan got a Judges decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
TURNER MEETS RICC0.

joe Turner, veteran Washington
wrestler, will meet Bull Ricco of Jersey
City, N. j., in a mat encounter Thurs
day night at the Strand Theater that
will go on following the regular per-
Torrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
SONNENBERG WINS BOUT.

CHICAGO, February IS (R-Gus
Sonnenberg, the flying tackle heavy
weight wrestling champion, successful
ly defended his title last night, tossing
stantslans stasiak N two straight fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
LILLIAN L. STRIBL1NG, as a
fighter, will be rated one
way or another after tomor-


Az fighter, will be rated one
" way or another after tomor-
row night. But however one
may rate him in his professional Ca
pacity as o boxer, he has at least
been an unusual type for two reasons
He has had over $50 fights and ia
knockouts at the age of "a, without
coming close to any form of cham
pions. And without being cham
rion he has cashed in over 100000
which is supposed to be one of the nlair
reasons for hitting chins and being hi
in return.
Stribling's freak case blazed up
some years ago when as 19year-
old kid he at least had an even break
with the light-heavyweight cham
pion of the world, the same being
none other than Mike McTigue. He
came North and repeated the per-
Torrance. At that time he looked to
be a whirlwind, but he turned out to
be a whirlwind with too many
zephyr like days-days of complete
encalment. Johnny Risko whipped
Paul Berlenbach and then Stribling
gave Risko one Of the fanciest beat
ings Of the year. But after this
Berlenbach chased Stribling all over
the ring. That was the big flop Of
the Georgian's career. He lost near
ly every supporter he carried-North
and South. 1t was after this that
Stribling retired to a Georgia farm
for a long rest, winding up in the
heavyweight division. He emerged
weighing 1872 pounds and he came
back a much better looking fighter
than he had ever been before.
The kid who whipped the light heavy.
weight champion and then Topped now
stands with a chance to be the next
heavyweight champion. He has Shar-
key and Schmeling in the way-and
they are plenty. But he has his chance
now to wipe out the Berlenbach mas
sacre and other sour spots by whipping
Sharkey decisively. something he has
yet to do-something he may not be
able to do. But the spot is there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
HORNET NINE WINS.

Mcnamara Tigers fell before Lanman
Hornets in a l9-to-0 interclass base
Iall game yesterday on the Cook School
)laygrOunGS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-26
K. 0. HELD LIKELY
IN TITLE BATTLE
Fair Play Inclined to Think
That Bout Will Not Go
Ten-Round Limit.
BY FAIRPLAY.

n IAMI BEACH. February 2S.-
Nu Jack Sharkey is picked to win
V over Young Stribling when the
4 ' i pair meet in the Battle of the
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
sIKERttLT IFJUsAGI EsTELY
VOLT A KOsSUTH K0RBEN

A Kossuth K0r ifjusagi ESQ.,
portja sikeriilt osszejovetelt rem
dezett a multi szombaton K0r nj
helyisegeben (Mahoning & West
ST.. ahol baratsagos hangulat-
ban iinnepeltek ifj. Fodor Josef
tagtarsuk 20. sziiletesnapjat. Az
iinnepeltnek Molnar Lajos, erde-
mes k0ri tag nyujtotta at a szii-
l5k sep ajandekat, maid k0r
egyes tagjai adtak at kedves
ajandekaikat.
Ferency Jenone most is szep vi
raggal kedveskedett az estelyen
resztvevoknek. A. jelenlevok ado
manyaibd K0r penztara ujabb
$13.O0-al gyarapodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
SZIVEK BALJA
Az EAGLESBEN

A rom. kath. Ifjusagi K0r, mint
minden evben, ugy az iden is
megtartja a Szivek Baljat vagyis
Valentine bait, mely egyuttal
farsangi bucsuztat6 mulatsas is
Februar lien, hetfon este pom
tosan 6rakor kezd6dik a bal az
Eagles Hallban (Cor. Holmes 4
Rayen Ave. ahol ez alkalommal
a varos legjobb orchestraja Sam
Nampaign szolgaltatja zenet. Ez
zenekar most szerepel el6szor a
magyarsag elott, egyebkent he
tenkint haromszor Stadler Dan
cling Academie-hoz van szerz0d-
tetve.
A balon kozonseg szamara
egy kis meglepetesrol is CONDOS
kodott figyelmes rendezoseg,
mely a jegyek szokott arat mem
valtoztatta meg, amennyiben
most is csak IS es 35 cent lesz
belepo dij.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
Az Ohio Hotelben
is jart a sheriff
A spanyol szobaban nagy NEGRO
kony0d6st keltett Stone
sheriff varatlan
l&togatasa.

Sz0lt a muzsika az Ohio Hotel
basementjeben Macy fenyiiztssel
berendezett ugynevezett spanyol
szobaban, valamivel tjfel utan
multi szombatoil tjiel.
"Whopee" kiabaltak eppen a
jazzt6l meg egv kis it6kat6i fel-
hewitt fiatalok, amikor belepett
az alton Stone sheriff es ket se-
gedje.
Nosza, volt menekiiles. A pad
Ion nagy cs0rdmp0lessel t0rtek
0ssze a palinkas. iivegek, de She
riff meg talalt az asztalok alatt
vagy hat pintes iiveget tele es
vagy 40 fehg meddig iires i've
get.
A k0z0nseg rohant kifele, de a
sheriff mem tart6ztatott le senkit
inert mem tadta megallapitani,
hogy kie volt a lpalinka.
A raid Macy meglepetest KEEL
tett varos szerte.
Stone kijelentette, hogy neki
mindegy, hogy tegy bevandorl6
hazaban isznak palinkat a vas
munkasok vagy saz elokel6 szallo-
daban mulatnaH palinka mellett
az urak. @ egyforman bank el
mindcnkivel.
Ugyancsak kifogasolta, hogy
ejfel utan, amikpr mar vasarnap
van, meg ss6lt I zene ts folyt a
tame .amels tdavalexsleg tilos
Mahoning megyeben vasarnap.
A szalloda vezet6sege terme-
szetesen kijelentette, hogy nem
volt tudomasa az italr6l, amelyet
a vendegek hoztak a zsebiik ben.
A rend0rseg szerint sem vettek
eszre semmit". pedig allandoan
egy rendor volt szolgalatban a
tancterem el0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
vERHovAY 1os
AZ uj tagsagi k0tvenyek varjak a
tagokat. = Vasarnap
gyiiles lesz.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
youngstown 1O8-ik fi6kja most
vasarnap delutan tartja rendes
havi gyiileset ref. egyhaz syii,
lestermeben.
Keretnek mindazok a tagok
akik meg mem vettek at az vi tag.
sagi k0tvenyeket, hogy olvetle-
nil sxemelyesen jelenjenek meg
inert csakis alairasuk utan vehe.
tik at az uj okmanyokat, amelyeA
penzt ernek.
Azok, akiknek esetleg k0lcson
re volna sziiksegiik, keretnek
hogy szinten jelenjenek meg {
gyiilesen.
Hoffer Andras, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
.Sokan keszulnek
a nemzetgyulesre
A Kossuth K0r vasarnap este q
nemzetgyiilesen valo kepvisel-
tetes mellett szavazott.

Mar lapnnk mfas helyen meg
emlfkeztiink arrol, hogy a Scent
Istvan egylet vasarnapi gyiilese
egyhanaulag a Youngstown ma
gyarsag kepviseltetese mellett
foglalt allast a buffaloi Nemzet-
gyiilesen.
A Kossuth K0r is vasarnap este
megtartott gyiilesen egyhangu-
lag kimondotta, hogy utasitja
nagybizottsagi kepvisel6it, hogy
partoljak az inditvanyt, hogy a
nagy5izottsag az 0sszmagyarsag
neveben kiildjon kepvisel6ket
Buffaloba.
A K0r AIT is elhatarozta, hogy
abban az esetben, ha Nagybi-
zottsag mem kiildene youngs-
town. magyarsag Macy szamanak
megfelel6 delegaci6t, akkor K0r
sajat neveben is kiild kepvise-
lot Buffal6ba.
Ugyancsak az egyhazi hirek
k0z0tt lathato, hogy az Ev. Ref.
Egyhaz lelkeszet es egy viIagi ta-
got kiild Buffaloba es partolia a
Nagybizottsag elot fekv6 javas-
latot.
Mint ertesiilink a Fiiggetlen
Ref. Egyhaz is okvetlenul kepvi-
selve lesz nemzetgyiilesen.
A Campbell Magyar Baptista
Egyhaz szinten vasarnap foglal-
kozott nemzetgyiilessel es egy-
hangulag kikiild0tte lelkeszet Ko-
vacs Jdzsefet kepviseletehen Buff
faloba.
Az egyhazi es egyleti kepvise-
l0kon kiviil is legalabb tiz vaoy
tizen0t lelkes Youngstown ma
gyar kesziil nemzetgyilesre,
ugy hogy val6szinu, hogy Youngs
townbol mintegy 30 f6nyi delega-
clo megy maid Buffal6ba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
Macy vALENTIN BAL I.Esz
MosT sZoMBAToN ESTE

Az NJ helyisegbe kiiItoz0tt Kos
suth Kor februar 9-en. szombaton
este s oral kezdettel nagv Valen-
tin Bait rendez a steel.oni SZuli-
ean-fele Halban. ahova szeretet-
tel invitalja a varos es kornyeke-
mex egesz magyarsagat.
A Kossuth k0ri mulatsagok jo
hire bizonyara seregestol fogja
vonzani a mulatni vagy6, farsan-
colo ifjusagot. A kipr6balt rem
dez6 bizottsag gondoskodott ro-
la, hogy els0rangu zenekar alljon
rendelkezesre, valamint arrol is.
hogy megjelen6k ehsege es
szomjusaga is kielegitest talal-
hasson.
A bal belepti dijai SO Is 35cent-
ben vannak megallapitva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
TAKAREKOSKODIK
A CAMPBELL TANACS

Az iden polgarmester valasztas
lesz Campbellben es Macy hare
igerkezik. A politika arnya mar
megjeient campbelli tanacsban.
Hetfon a tanacs leszavazta Cor
don polgarmester inditvanyat, -
amelyben kerte t0bb tiizolt6 es
rend6r engedelyezeset es altala-
nos fizetes javitast rend6r0k-
mex es tuzolt6knak.
Campbell jelenleg tiizbiztonsag
szempontiabo a nyolcadik osz-
talyban van es a regulaci6 szerint
legalabb hattal t0bb tiizolt6ra Is
tovabbi tiizolto gepre van sziikse-
ge miel6tt a hatodik osztalyba So
roznak, ami tiizbiztositasi dij-
jak leszallitasaval jar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

A Madacsi csalad Batter
Avenuei otthonaban februar San
kedves iinnepseg folyt lie, mely-
mex kereteben tartottak meg sze-
retett Mariska leanyuk 20. sziile-
tesnapjat. Ez alkalommal bara-
tok es baratn6k nagy tomege ke-
reste fel az iinneplo nepszerii ma
gyar leanyt. A meleg iinnep-
lesben reszesiilt Mariska meghat-
va k0sz0nte meg a sok ajandek-
ban is megnyilvanult kedves fl
gyelmet. A jokedvii fiatalsag az
tan a legkellemesebb szoraRozas-
sal t0lt6tte az iinnepi estet a ba.
ratsagos csaladi otthonban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
A prohibicionak
Vi kegyetlensege
Jenkins bir6 elengedte egy Greg
magyar biinteteset.
A t0rveny rosz.

Greg, 0sszezsugorodott, sznrtos
emberke allott multi het egyils
delutanjan David jenkins tor
venyszeki bir6 el6tt a megyahaza
ffnyes targyal6termeben.
A kis Greg, - akir6l kidcriilt
hogy so eyes - csak ALT. Mem
trtett az egy sz6t sem abb6l, amit
k0riil0tte beszeltek.
A neve az 0regnek More Janos,
valahol Haseltonon lakik.
Moret megfogtak a rend6rsee
szaraz detektivjei, inert talaltak
nala negy evokanalnyi jalinkat.
Az oreget Mulholland rend6r-
bir6 ele allitottak.
"Szaz dollar es k0ltseg' volt
szentencia.
Szegeny More, aki ITALIAN mar
tiz ev 6ta mem latott 100 dollart
egy csomoban, termeszetesen mem
tudott fizetni. Elvittek tehat a
megyei bort0nbe, ahol a szegeny
embernek k0zel hat h6napot KEEL
lett voina iilnie, mig a penzbirsa-
got letudja.
Moren megk0nyoriilt Kaufman
iigyved, aki azonnal t0rveny-
szekhez fordult, kerve, hogy miu-
tan az itelet embertelen. a tor
venyszek semmisitse AIT meg.
Jenkins bir6 ranezett az Greg
Morera.
"Kildjek haza' mondotta.
De ugyanakkor bir6 kijelen-
tette, hogy EFT q szegeny embert,
Faki d pafinkaatt.t mint orv1ssagut
szedte, mar kihiil0felben lev6 tes-
tet melegitve, mar rend0rbir6-
saigon ell kellett voma engedni.
,"Nem ertem miert hozzak tor
venysztk ele az ilyen eseteket.
Hiszen rend0rbir6 is lathatta,
honv az it41nt ovvol az am harra1
szemben igazsagtalan es emberte-
len."
AZ ugyved megmagyarazta
Jenkins bir6nak, hogy Mulhol-
land biro, aki mem hisz szaraz-
sagban a legszigorubban vegre-
hajtja a t0rvenyt, nehogy a sza-
raz egyesiiletek kritizaljak.
Moret azonnal elbocsatottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
HAZASsAGI EvFoRDUL0T
tNNEPELTEK FERENCYEK

Januar 30-an kedves meglepe-
tesben reszesitettek barataik S a.
Kossuth Kor tagsaganak tekinte-
lyes resze Ferency Jen6eket, az
ismert magyar viragkeresked6 es
sirko keszito mestereket, akik
ezen a napor iinnepeltek hazassa-
guk 10. evfordulojat. Mintegy
szazra lehet tenni azoknak sza-
mat, akik ez alkalommal felkeres-
tex 6ket .baratsagos otthonukban,
hogy legjobb kivansagaikat kife-
jezzek s ajandekaikat atadjak. A
latogat6k nagyszama eleinte mem
kis zavarba ejtette a vendegsze-
reto hazi. gazdat, de aztan el0ke-
rIltek meglepetesnek tartoga-
tott mindenfele j6k kosarak-
Dol, a Macy tarsasag eneka
es zenesz6 mellett, szavalatokkals
tarkitott sz6rakozas k0zben k6-l
SO 6rakig volt egyiitt az ismert
csaladnal, mely mindent megtett,
hogy vendegeit jol ellassa Is sz6-T
rakoztassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
|Deportalni akarjak
a hanyag szIloket
Aki mem gondoskodik gyermelkei-
rol, AIT deportalni akarja
a bir6sag.

Egyre t0bb es tiibb sziii3 ha-
nyagolja el csaladjat Juvenile
court jclcntesc szerint. Olyan szii-
lGk. akik pedig dolgoznak, meg
sem gondoskodnak a gyermekek
r6l.
A napokban aztan behivatta a
biro Sullivan bevandorlasi felH-
gyel5t es megallapodtak abban,
hogy az olyan sziil6ket, akik da-
cara annak, hogy kepesek ra,
megsem tartjak el gyermekeiket,
deportalni fogjak.
Herock Gy0rgv Is neje, akik a
Mabel Streeten laknak es Mihal-
ko Janos Is neje, akik az E. Fee
deral St.-en laknak. biro ele ke-
riilrek, inert gyermekeiket mem
jaratjak rendesen iskolaba es mem
taplalJak Oket rendesen. AZ egylk
hazban palinkat is talaltak a ha-
tosag emberei.
"A megye nem engedheti meg,
I,ogy az ad6fizetok rovasara fele-
lotlen sziilok elhanyagoljak
gyermekeiket' mondotta a bir6.
Csak az elmult nehany het alatt
mintegy 80 gyermeket voltunk
lSenyteienek intezetekbe helyezni1
IS ez az ad6fizet6knek hetenkent
hat dollarba kerii1 gyermeken-
kent Ha beyandorolt mem gon-s
doskodik csaladjar6l, akkor de-
portaltatjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
KuaL1z6' vERsENY

Mint ertesiiliink, most szomba.
ton este 8 oral kezdettel a youngs
town. kugliz6 csapat a sharoni
csapattal meri 0ssze erejet a
Grand Alley palyan phelps St.)
Legut6bb a sharoniak arattak
gy6zelmet a Youngstown csapat
f0l0tt. A mostani tehat revanf
merkozfs es a youngstowniak
nagyban bizakodnak, hogy ez al.
kalommal mar nekik fog sikerulnl
q gy6zelmet megszerezni. Az er'
dekes sportversehy irant nagy er'
dekl1dSs nyilyanul meg sport.
|kedvel6 magyar k0r0kben.