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roof. The warped little ark
had been invaded by a tall
laughing fellow and a slim
girl in a sport dress.
A golden day on the marshes.
A day underlaid with q thrilling
sense Of drama.
Glad you came, Moth?"
Her look was his answer.
When Ken had told of
Jeanette's absence. desolation
unbearable had swept Ardeth.
She was like a disappointed
child. Her lovely day-her
beautiful day-snatch ID away
at the last minutel
Then came angry rebellion.
Shed go with Ken anyway!
Suppose there were but the
two of them? People weren't
prudish about such things any
more! She would go-she
would:
They were defiantly gay COM
ing over on the ferryboat,
thrilling to a daring sense, Of
romance.
= Blue bay-blue Sky-and the
sun cleaning on the mans un.
covered head. There was q
little crease in his thick Lair
where the hat brim had
pressed a crease which would
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CHAPTER 10

A CROSS the bay from San
~ Francisco the Alameda
coastline stretches itself
to the south in a last salt
marsh. An empty, fascinating
country, brooding under eternal
silence. The only inhabitants
are lonely little wooden shacks
stuck UP on stills in the mud,
used for duck shooting parties
or small wooden arks anchored
on the edges of the innumer-
able SloughS which cut the flats
into a gray picture puzzle.
Half hidden in the Saw-grass
on the edge Of one such slough
was the hotIseboat which Ken
and Tom Corbett called their
duck shack" Most of the
time 1t lay bleaching alone in
the sunny Stiffness deserted
that gullS and coots and even
the wild ducks had come to re-
gard 1t as part Of the land.
Scape.
But today the bird life had
fled in panic. The mud hens
had waded away in scandalizel
agitation and Seagulls had
knowing air as they circled its
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Just the sight Of a sooty
smudge streaking Ardeth's
nose was enough to start Ken's
shout ringing over the
marshes.
They were throbbingly aware
OF each others presence. Aware
OF the empty. miles which
closed them here together.
They combatted their secret ex.
citement with an almost hec-
tic gaiety.
They burned their fingers
and broke plates. They dropped
forks and dived for them at
the same moment so their
= heads came smartly together.
They salted the salad too mnch
and entirely forgot to season
the steak.
Ardeth cut her finger and
Ken bound it with a strip Of
clean dishtowel. That moment
of close contact. when he held
her hand In his own silenced
the mans high spirits and
sent the blood surging through
his body.
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ways lover her, as he could
never love another woman.
But would Alice believe that2
Would she believe it when 1nez
Paley showed her letters he had
written her and when she
twisted the truth just enough
to indicate that there had been
an illicit romance between
them?
Even If he convinced Alice
that the letters meant nothing
and that the woman was lying,
things could never be the same
between them. Alice would
remember-she couldn't help
but remember, and maybe
wonder at times.
Again he groaned.
How foolish he had been to
accept the woman'S invitations.
How thoughtless to visit her
apartment, just because it was
a sop to his vanity to have so
beautiful a woman seek his
company. He should have known
what kind Of a woman she was
and what she was after-What
she had planned all the time.
Blackmail!
For more than an hour he
sat thinking, thinking, think
ing. Then he picked up the
telephone and called his home.
Shortly after noon the next
day Inez Paley rang the bell of
Stanley Harmon'S home. A
woman opened the door.
II would like to see Mrs. Har.
mon," said Inez.
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was born.

university. Toms a prince Of q
fellow. I'll bring him in some
time to meet you. I've an idea
Jeanette likes him pretty well.
Maybe If he'd come today Jen-
ME would have forgot to remem-
ber her house party Oh, well,
We,don't miss 'em, do We, Moth?"
Her gaze wavered. Broke away
from his IN confusion. She
gave q shaky little laugh.
Il should say not! It's their
loss"
And suddenly she could not
60 on.
Silence growing between them.
Spreading. The wide sunflooded
country was tremulous with
expectancy. The air between
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I'm Mrs. Harmon" was the
reply. Wont you come ir
When the two women were
seated in the living room Inez
began her carefully rehearsed
story.
MRS. Harmon" she said,
t'you don't know me, but I am
Inez Paley. Perhaps If your.
husband were here he might be
able to introduce u.s."
She watched her hostess
closely to note the effect of her
words and the implication they
carried. But there was no trace
Of emotion on the face of the
woman opposite her.
Inez opened her handbag and
took out a thin pc = Of let
tiers.
Mrs. Harmon" she began
again. ~ think you ought to
read these. I think it is my
duty to show them to you. They
were written by your husband
to me.
"It wasn't until after he had
written them-after he had
made fervent love to me-that
I learned he was q married
man. I've just learned that
and I have no desire to break
up any woman'S home. So I
thought I had better tell you.
You will recognize your hus-
bands handwritin )"
She handed over the letters
with a sigh Of inward satiSfac-
ton.
She would show Stanley Har.
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them ached with unspoken
words.
She felt the weight Of Kens
gaze but found, Of a sudden,
that she could not lift her
laSheS. Her heart set up
rapid pounding.
Ken had slipped from the
rail. He came oYer-seated him
self beside her on the couch.
Then his. arms were about
her-nis ardent face poised
over her own.
"Oh =" nor Her own voice
in an unconvineing little gasp
just before his lips crushed
down on her own in a kiss
which seemed to draw her heart
between her lips.
Ito Be Continued Monday
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They ate lunch on the shady

They ate lunch on the shady
side Of the deck overlooking the
blue bay. Ken was in hilarious
spirits again. He played waiter,
hanging a napkin over his arm
and waving Ardeth to her seat
with an elaborate flourish.
Ham, lamb, ram, sheep or
mutton? Name your animal,
leddyl The steak is the piece of
resistance-if you bend it we
can't take it backl"
After luncheon they cleared
the table, stacked the clean
plates back on the kitchen
shelves and went out again onto
the deck.
Ardeth flung herself on a rat
tan couch piled with faded cush-
ions. Ken perched on the rail
and lit q cigarette.
At first they talked easily.
Gay, inconsequential chatter
Of the shop-of Jeanette-Ken
told incidents Of his college days.
He spoke Of Tom Corbett, who
owned the ark with him. /
I'VE roomed together at the
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She Defied Convention to
Win the Man She Loved
The StOrH Thus Far

Ardeh works in shop and is being wooed by Neil Burke
HeD home life is far from pleasant She lives with aunt
and shopping girl cousin Neil is all right until she spies
swell" riding horse. Neil .chides Ardeth jealousy
The next day Ardeth picture Of Ken Gleason the
man the hore in the rOtogavure section and her heart
thumps But Ardeth to earth with the usual bcker
ing with Bet about stockings Jeanette Parker calls the
store where Areh works and offers the latter Job in the
swell shop she is starting Ardeth accepts Neil objects
to Ardeth's plans and they have row.
.s6 N0Iy HOnfinuo
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What Do You KnOw?
Questions on Editorial Page
ANSWERS TO TODAY's TEST

s l. Hemisphere q Night. 8. Dance. 4. James. 6.
Suegsn u o v,s . "A apart Ridge Of sand Iced TO- Bracng
81 10 vote N means Of legal substitute H. Beautiful and
1eeE Of loot 1S drinking with and standard.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
KOsZONETNYILVANITAs

Alulirott Soltesz JOSEF halas
kosz0netet mondok Bridgeport
Sz0vetseg 16-ik osztalyanak, ami
6rt felestgem utan jaro $4,000
halaleseti 0sszeget teljes egesze-
ben, minden levonas nelkiil kifi-
zette. Tovabba kosz0netemet feje-
zem ki Sz0vetseg fotisztikara-
max es helybeli iigykezelonek
$ egyben felhivok minden magyar
honfitarsamat, hogy csatlakozzek
ezen nemes 'testiilethez, amely
oily sok arvanak tor0lte le k6ny.
nyeit nemes cselekedeteivel Is ne
hagyjak magukat mindenfele
mende-monda beszedekkel felre
vezetni.
Maradtam tagtarsi szeretettel
Soltesz JOSEF es csaladja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
J0L SIKERULT A
FOOTBALLISTAK BAHIA

Dacara sokfel mulatSagnak,
megis jol sikeriilt a footballistak
balja. Sep ts kellemes mulatsag
volt az, es jol mllatott mindenki
es tancolt is elcgot, aki oft volt.
Szalma Oszkar bandaja ugyan-
csak kitett magaert, inert huzta a
szebbntl szebb magyar n6takat.
Akik oft voltak, mind jol t0lt0t-
TEX az estet, hogy ha j0v6ben
megint mulatsag leSz, mindenki
ell fog jonni a footballistak balja-
"a. A rendez6seg ezuton mond k0
sz0netet mindazoknak, akik bar
milyen dologban elosegitettek,
ajandekokkal vagy segitseggei
es Szalma Oszkar bandajanak Is
a Hall tulajdonosanal1, al,i ct dol.
Tart adott footballistak ia.
vara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
REF. EGYEStjLET 238

Az Amerikai Magyar Reforma-
tus Egyesiilet februar hoban ala
kult 238. osztalya marcus Gen,
vasarnap a delel5tti istentisztelet
vegeztevel tartja rendes havi
gyuleset g fiiggetlen ref. egyhaz
helyisegeben (Mahoning es Gar
lick ST.. Kerjiik tagok pontos
megjeleneset.
Mas osztalyt6l Elbocsat6 Bio
nyitvannyal jelentkez6 tagok
ezen a gyGlesen iratnak at
Ugyanakkor kell befizetni0k ha-
vi jarulekaikat.
Okmanyanak atvetelere id6-
k0zben is jelentkezhet: ifj. Szab6
1stvan, Almasy Lidia, Lakatos
Tren es Margit.
Belepni szandekozok barmikor
felvilagositast kaphatnak az osz-
taly jegyz6jet6l.
Tisztelettel
Borsy-K -Kerekes Gyorgy
osztaly- -jegyz6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
B1MBo HuLLAs

Macy gyasz erte Kopacsy Pal
es neje Amalia hazat 1925 Man
hatten Ave. alatt. Az irgalmat-
Ian halal elragadta tiz ewes lea
nyukat Iduskat. Meg aznap isko-
laban is volt, hazaterven, alig par
ora mulva agyhartya gyulladas
k0vetkezteben meghalt. Temetese
szerdan delutan ment vegbe -
ragalyos betegsfgere val6 tekin-
tettel - Tod Homestead teme-
tGben. Sziilein xviii testverei Gil
zella, Ferenc es Lajos gyaszoljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
FUGGETLEN REF. BIS.
EGYLETI KOZGYULEs
MOST VASARNAP
Kedvezmenyes beallas engede-
lyezve a 1926 eveseknek.

A Fuggetlen Ref. Eeyhazi Be
tegsegelyz6 Egylet, meIy alig egy
evvel ezelott alakult ma mint
egg masfelszaz tagot szamlal, leg
utobbi k0zgyiilesen .belepesi dill
nelkiili, kedvezmenyes beallast
engedelyezett a 1926 eveseknek
A belepesi kedvezmeny harom ho-
napig tart csupan alkalmat
akar ez altal az egylet adni a fla.
talsagnak ARA, hogy minden ma.
gyobb aldozat nelkiil tagjava lie.
hessen egy jo egyletnelz, mely ha
vi SO cent elleneben biztosit het
$500 betegsegelyt es halaleset
segely cimen annyi dollart, albany
rendes tagja van.
Legk0zelebbi gyiilese marciu
9-en a delel0tti istentisztelet We
'geztevel lesz az egyletnek a fig
getlen ref. egyhaz termeben. 4
tisztikar keri a tagokat, hOgy tel
jes szamban jelenjenek meg
gyulesen s igyekezzenek uj tago
kat is szerezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
LUTHERAN JANOSNE
BUCSUJA ES PARTYJA

Lutera an Janosne, aki Brier Hill
len a Crescent St.-en lakik, mar
cius Gan indul az 6hazaba Csi-
cser, Ung megyebe latogatoba.
Luteranne, aki a Lorantffy
Egylet buzg6 tagja, baratai es j6
ismerosei {. ho San bucsuvacso-
rat rendeztek szamara Brier Hill
len az International Instituteban.
A derek magyar asszony ezuton
mond listen hozzadot, mindazon
baratainak, j6akar6inak es isme-
r6seinek, akikt3l mem volt alkal-
ma szemelyesen elbucsuzni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
F0LHIvAs

Fontos gyiilest fog tartani az a
csoport, akik Youngstown ma
gyar football csapatot 0ssze akar
jak allitani tavasZi sZeZonra.
Azert meghivunk minden sport
baratot, hogy akik barmilyen mo-
don tamogatni 6hajtjak ezen ne
mes sportiigyet, azok vasarnap d.
II. 3 0rakor Nemeth Istvan A
Rhoda Ave. alatt lev6 lakasan je-
lenjenek meg, hogy a csapat meg
szervezese es annak tovabbi We
zetese kell6ktpen el legyen in
tezve.
Tisztelettel az egybehivok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

- hogy engemet kozonsegnek
mint a szavazat-szamlal6 bizott-
sagi elnok "-enek mutatott be. En-
ezen kijelenteset visszautasitom,
inert en- Saphir Pal tancmestert
ere mem hatalmaztam fol, kiil0-
n0sen akkor, amidon nekem err6l
|eloZoleg tudomasom mem volt.
Ezen kijelenteset - sajat beval.
lasa szerint - csak joindulatb6l
tette meg.
Ez lepergett esemenyek valo
Idisaga-jogtalanul tamado honfi
tarsam. Beke veliink.
Steiner I
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
KITttN0EN SIKERttLT A
LORANTFFY N0EGYLET
MAGYAROS
TANCESTELYE
(Folyt. az 1.s3 oldalr6l).

Az emlskezetcs, kitiin5en sike-
riilt tanceetely befejez6 reszet Ike.
pezte Saphir Pal tancmester al.
tai kiallitott diplomak kiosztasa
E nevezetes estely sikereert k0.
sz0net illesse els6sorban a Lorant
fly Zsuzsanna N6egyletet, vala.
mint buzgo eln0kn5jet Mt. Laky
Zsigmondnet, aki emberfelett
tevekenysfget fejtett XII sike,
erdekeben.
Tovabba koszonet illeti a;
ev. ref. 1fjusagi Egylet minder
tagjat, valamint Youngstown es
vidtke magyar k0zonseget, -
akik valamennyien nagyban hoz
zajarultak ezen emlekezetes tame
estely anyagi es erk0lcsi sike
rehez.
Vegil kosz0net illeti Balogl
Bella kitiin6 magyar ciganyzene
karat, mely 5 6ran keresztiil, ali,
2-3 perces sziinetekkel jatszott,
a szebbnel szebb magyar zene
szamokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
A FtjGGETLEN REF. IFJUSAGI
KOR Macy TEA-ESTELYE

a fiiggctlen ref. egyhaz Ifjusa-
gi K0re Macy tea-esttlyt rendez
most szombaton este kOssuth
Kor helyistgtbens 610 Himrod
Ave. alatt. Ezen tea-estely a
Napvmama szindarab erdemes
szerepl6i tisztelettre lesz rendeZ-
We, melyrc Szeretettel mghivja a
szerepl6ket es jobaratokat egy e.
vezetcs est elt0ltesere
rendezDseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

A Reformatus Egyesulet 238.
osztalya marcus Gen delben, az
istentisztelet vegeztevel tartja
havi k0zgyiileset a szokott he
lyen, fiiggetlen reformatus egy-
haz hatso helyisegeben. Kerjuk a
tagok pontos megjeleneset.
Borsy-K -Kerekes Gyorgy
0. jegyzo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
VI MAGYAR LAPOK

Februar h6nap zdagodast jc-
lentett az amerikai magyar uj-
sagirasban. Egy NJ hetilap es egy
vi folyoirat hagyta el a sajt6t.
A hetilap DIR. Farkas Geza, az
ismert magyar k0zeleti ember
szerkeszteseben indult meg "To-
ledo'' cimen Toledoban, az anne
rikai magyarsag egyik legntpe.
sebb es legrendezettebb telcpen,
Els6 szamabol k0vetkeztetve Glet-
kepes vallalatnak latszik mar
elGre biztositotta maganak' a tole-
dol eros magyar intezmenyek j0-
akaratu tamogatasat.
Az uj foly6irat Cu1tur cimen
Chicagoban indult meg Csaktor.
nyai Istvan dr.. szerkeszteseben
Ez az angol nyelven irott folyo-
irat Ret amerikai magyar gene
raci6t van hivatva 0sszek0tni
kulturalis kapcsolatokkal. Mas
reszt AIT a celt szolgalja, hogy
hid legyen a magyar rs az ameri.
kai kultura k0z0tt.
Szeretettel iidv0z0ljiik a ktt IL.
laptarsat magyar mez0nyben 5
kivanunk munkajukhoz sok er6t
sok kitartast es teljes sikert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
SIT. GY0RGY COR. KATH.
SZOVETSEG GYULESE

"A SIT. Gy0rgy g5r. kath. $50
vetseg 12. oszta1ya f. no 9-en, va
sarnap tartja rendeS havi gyiile-
set szokott helyen.
Kerem a tagokat, hogy minel
nagyobb szamban jelenjenek meg
ezen gyiilesen, mivel fontos ell
intezni val6 iigyeink vannak. -
Beteg tag Pivarnyik Mihalyne.
Tisztelettel
Ifj. Kaczur Mihaly titkar
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vERHovAY 321

"A campbelli 321-ik Verhovay
Segely Egylet fi6k most vasarnap
delutan 2 oral kezdettel tartja
rendes havi gyileset a 120 Robin
son Road alatti rendes gyiileste-
remben. A tagsag lehet6leg teljes
szGmu Is pontos megjeleneset
keri 2 Tisxtikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

Hozza el amerikai magyar eyer
mekeit, hogy meghallgassak an
golul is a marciusi napok jelento-
seget az Eagles Hallban,
marcus lean, d. u. 2 ora.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
BRIDGEPORT sz0vETsEG

Betegeink: 10th B. JOSEF, 1918
Belle Vista Rd. Macy J6zsefn6,
Belle Vista Rd.. Kish Andrasne,
Crescent st. = Betegseg jelen-
tend6 az iigykezel6nel: Katoch
Od0n 2909 Mahoning Ave. Tele-
fon 946O3.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

Mindenki altal elismert dolog,
hogy az ujsagiras-mestersegben a
legnehezebb es felel6ssegtelies
munkakort a ''kritikus t0lti be.
Ennek dacara az elmult szomhat
esti "Magyar ruhas magyar tanc-
estely alkalmaval" a nagyk6z6n-
seq reszerGl egyes szemelyek, -
akiket en- mem ismerek - kerdest
inteztek hozzam a dijak allitola-
gos igazsagtalan odaitelese Matt.
Alulirott kijelentem, - hogy
mindenkor es mindenhol szivesen
allok a magyarsag rendelkezese-
re, ha kil0nos tud6sitasra fell
kernek a szerkeszt5seg j6va-
hagyasaval, - kiilonosen akkor,
amid6n Csonka- -Magyarorszag es
a magyar nemzet erdeke, vala-
mint Youngstown es videke ma
gyarsaga ezt megkivanjak. De
elutasitok mindazon tendenci6zus
beallitast, amely minden alap
nelkul ertc szemelyemet akkor,
amidon partatlanul, minden er-
dek es fizetes nelkil tevekeny-
kedtem.
A tenyallas k6vetkez5:
l. A "jazz". A tancest6ly
kezdeten Balog zenekara "jazz'-
zeneszamokat jatszott, amid6n
engemet ere figyelmeztettek, -
f0lkertem Saphir tancmestert,
hogy intse lie a "jazz" -zenet. A
zenekar ezutan kizar6lag magyar
zeneszamokat jatszott.
2. "a dijak kiosztasa". = Ne
KEN fogalmam sem volt az elmult
tancestelyt megeloz3 esteje el6tt,
hogy a Lorantffy Zsuzsanna No
egylet-Saphir Pal tancmester
milyen k0riilmenyek es feltetelek
mellett keszitik el6 a dijak kiosz-
tasat, helyesebben odaiteleset. En-
es Gagyi Janos vegeztUk a tame
estelyt megel6z6 estejen, vala-
mint tancestely napjan a szava-
z6lapok szamlalasat. A rank ,bi-
zott munkat partatlanul, tiszta
lelkiismerettel, becsuletesen elve-
geztiik. A tancestelyt megel6z6-
leg tudta mar a tancrendez3 BIZ
zottsag, hogy xix lesznek a nyer-
tesek, megallapitva ezt a szavaz6-
lapok eladasab6l es megrendel-
TEX a serlegeket az illeto verseny-
z3k bevesett neveivel. A buzg6
versenyz3k nagy munkat fejtet-
TEX XII s ezaltal nagy lett a kon-
kurrencia dijak elnyereseert.
Ebben az csetben a business-szel-
lem volt dominal6 er5. Egy
szavaz6lapnak Csc volt az ara es
minden egyes szavazolap Is sza-
vazatot jelentett. Az igazsag eb-
ben az esetben az volt, hogy men,
mel t0bb szavazolapot vett vagy
adott ell baratainak, rokonainak
az illet5 versenyz5, annal nagyobb
eselye volt a dij elnyeresere.
Aki mem faradt belle szavaE6la-
pok elarusitas&ba, az elvitte a di-
jat - es ennek sem en-, sem Gagyi
Janos mem vagyunk az okai. Ami
az en- "eln0ksegemet" illeti, -
a val6sag az, hogy en- semmifele
szavaz6lap-szamlal6 bizottsagnak
mem voltam az elnoke Is mem
tudom, hogy Saphir Pal kon-
feranszie 'el6adasaban honnan
vette el6 ezen engemet megtisstc-
IL msgsz6litist --,azt mem tudom
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-03-06

Youngstown es kornyekenek 0ssz-
magyarsagat szivesen latja a
Nagybizottsag a marciusi Time
pelyen marcus lean.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-28
CREWS GET READY FOR B|G REGATTA
College 0arsmen to Take to the
 Water Next Saturday

New York. April 2S Pl-Five of the casts nine college crews will
 take to the water next Saturday in
 search of victory in one of the two major regattas.
 On the Housatonic at Derby, Conn, Columbia's collegiate champions will defend the Black we'll cup against the challenge of Yale and Pennsylvania. On Lake Carnegie at Princeton. Chuck Logg's Tigers will make their first start Of the season against the engineers Of
 Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
 ogy.
 The Blackwell cup regatta may see the Columbia varsity's first de- feat since 1928. The Lions were hard pressed to nosa out the Navy at Annapolis and Ed Leaders Yale eight may be even more of a hand ful. Rusty Callows Penn boatload is more or less of an unknown
 quantity but there appears to be little likelihood that the Philadei- phlanS can beat either Columbia or Yale.
 The varsity race wil& be at two
 miles as will the junior varsity and freshman events. The race for 150 pound crews will be 'rowed over
 course of one milo and five six teenths.
 Although Princeton has yet to appear in competition this year, the Tigers will be favored over Nj. I. T. which already has taken the back wash of Columbia and Navy on the Severn, and of Harvard of tho Charles at Cambridge, losing by a length but they will be under-dogs against Princeton. Junior varsity, 150-pound crews, and freshman events also will be on the regatta program.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-28
GRlFFlTHS WILL MEET
 GAGN0N AGAIN TONIGHT
sioux City Heavyweight Will Try to Ircse Serious Blot On Ills
 Record This Week.

New York, April 9S R) - Tuffy Grilriths, Sioux City, la, heavy weight, this week will try to erase one of the most serious bIots on his tistic record.
 The middle wcstoYEcr. who some experts have declared is destined to he champion of the world, meets Jack Gagnon, Boston heavyweight, in q return bout at the Chicago sta dium Wednesday night. It was GaCnon who halted Grirfiths when the Sioux City punchcr was bowling over all opposition carly this year. The Boston heavy stopped Griffiths in six rounds at Philadelphia Tufrv i" out 10 avcngG that unexpected defeat and inc betting fraternity probably will make him the favor :tc before ring time.
 Hoat yWcights hold inc spotlight ut Philadelphia tonight Tommy Loughran, retired light heavyweight