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The Washington times., 1931-12-18

woman football fan. ''It seems
almost incOnceivabIe that you
do not know what is going on,
and that you do not know what
to do to equalize football COM
petition. Do you not, above all
others, owe it to the game you
profess to love to inaugurate a
public campaign to give this
admittedly fine game back to
the boys who play it?"
1--WE have been taking steps
for q year to de-emphaSize foot
ball." says the chancellor of a
large university. at is the be-
lief of educational leaders that
the game must be preserved"
Seeks Football Balancer
"Signs of the times should
warn u.s." states a football coach
of the Middle West. "Elimina-
tiOn of abuses is not a simple
matter. Somehow or other we
must achieve balance in the
whole scheme of football, or we
will find ourselves unable to
preserve the game"
'Tt seems to me-" writes a
retired football coach, "that
collegiate authorities should
eliminate the sO-called confer
ences. They are merely i'm
perialistic groups formed as a
rule under the guiSe Of a
protective organization in the
name Of educational require
mentS. AS a matter of fact, one
of their principal aims is to
freeze out other college teams
from lively, healthy and natural
competitions. If we aim to pre-
serve football. it behOOves us
to dispense with these seIf-ap.
pointed monitors who commit
the very sins they claim they
desire to prevent"
It should be evident from the
foregoing that the vast majority
seeks the preservation of football
and not its aboliShment.
THE fourth chapter of Mr..
Costeil"'S "RatiOUaJs"ed Foot
ball" will appear in The Times
tomorrow
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
How, Why, and Where

Adherents galore of both in.
stitutions don't care how. why
or when they meet. just so they
play every year and if economic
conditions then are what they
are now, the unemployed may
have all or any part of the $400,-
900 which their meeting means.
One of the principal deterrents
to the two teams having gotten
together before has been politi-
clans whose main reason for act
ing as arbiterS have been to
drag the game to some particu-
lar section of the country for
purposes of local promotion.
The issue has ever been suffi-
GENTLY beclouded without the
element of game location being
interposed by those who would
act as peacemakers. Left to
their own devices and without
the interference of the good
Samaritans" these service inSti.
tutionS will get together again
athleticafly Just as sure as
Christmas is coming.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
Bridge Tournament
Planned by Curley
For Garden

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-Bridge
may become a major" sport.
Jack Curley, noted promoter,
and official of Madison Square
Garden today we're reported
planning a series of champion
ship bridge games for the
Garden. Both amateurs and
experts playing for money may
be invited to take part in the
Garden card games.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
SCHOOL F IVES
PUT IN BUSY
AFTERNOON

Ioday Is DuSy Qay LOT Cne
scholasticS as no less than five
basketball games are scheduled.
Business and Eastern of the
high school group will see action,
while Dewitt, st. Johns and
Emerson, of the prep school
group, are listed. ~
The complete card goes like
this. Business entertains the
Washington and Lee High School
five in the Business gymnasium
at $3.50 o'clock; Eastern plays
host to the Georgetown Fresh.
men at Eastern at the same
hour; while Emerson goes to
Alexandria to engage Episcopal
High in games listed for after
noon action.
Two Games Tonight
Two night contests balance the
list. Dewitt meets Alexandria
High at 8 o'clock in the Alex
andria High School gymnasium,
while st. Johns engages its
alumni at st. Johns at 1880
o'clock.
Tomorrow the Central, Tech
and Benjamin Franklin fives will
furnish the action. The Mt.
Pleasanters play the George
washington freshmen at G. W..
at 4 p. m. Tech entertainS the
C. U. freshmen at Tech in a
night game at 7:30 o'clock, while
the Benjamin Franklin tossers
meet the Shenandoah baSketers in
the Central gymnasium at 9:l5
o'clock in another night contest.
Fourteen Tech High gridmen
were given gold footballs at the
Circle T Clubs annual grid ban
quet in the dining hall of the
school last night.
They we're: Captain George
Sachs, Charles Hemelt, manager;
Jack Baxter. Ralph Bell, Willard
Dye. Carleton Edwards, John
Gormley. Wallace Gram milo h,
Stephen Hatos. Phil Houser, AL
Meiklejohn, Paul Oehmann, Jack
Rhodes and George Wohlfarth.
Get Letters Today
These men will be given Circle
rs at an assembly today. Last
nights banquet was in celebra.
ton of the fourth consecutive
inter-high series grid champion
ship won by the Tech Eleven.
Coach Hap Hardell made the
presentations.
Among the speakers were Col.
CORTLAND Nixon; Frank M. Dan
iels, principal at Tech; George
Sa: is, retiring captain: Henry
G. Doyle, L. T. Brown, Henry
Lepper, Louis w. Madden, and
Arthur Wondrack.
Central Wins Pair
Loca' teams won in four out
of five basketball games played
yesterday. Central took top
honors by annexing two triumphs,
defeating Emerson, "a to 81 and
the Potomac Boat Clubbers, Sc
to q.
Eastern routed the Wilson
achcrs, 43 to S. Georgetown
Prep defeated Silver Spring High,
% to 10, and the G. w. Frosh
defeated Business, 35 to 81, in
the ether games for the day.
This latter contest, incidentally.
was the lone one lost by local
scholastic five.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
Never One-Sided

Probably one element of truth
that makes such a statement
ring true at this particular
time is the cleanly-pl yed, spark
ling. 'lard-fough' 17-to-7 game
last week which Army won. but
not with ease, from the Navy
underdog.. Both Major Sasse
and Rip Miller, the Army and
Navy coaches respectively, said
after the game that it was
never one-sided despite the han.
dicer5 under which Navy was
working-more youthful men
and a new system being tried
out its first year.
So there is much in the
wind to indicate taat great
football spectacle and military
show is back to stay. Do not
be surprised to see the Army
and Navy regularly schedule
each other another year and
the next and the next and The
next.
Natural rivals, they have the
drawing power to give the
game its biggest and most, color
full pageant of the year. thereby
indeed making it Americas
national sport for the season
of year it covers.
Time has healed much of
the rancor which brought about
the original breach between
them: New cadets and mid
shipmen have moved into both
institutions since the break in
football relations and new Off
GERS are in control of the wo
institutions. -
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
IS OF SQUAD
SONS Or
ERIN

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
The Irish dominate the George

BY GEORGE A. SIMPSON
The Irish dominate the George
town basketball squad.
OF the present squad of IA that
will be on hand for the game
with Duke University in the Tech
High gym tonight at $50 O'Clock,
13 are of Irish extraction. This
should tickle those who have
feared that the Irish we're grad
ually fading from Hilltop ath-
letics.
Herman Heide, substitute cen
ter is the only member who wears
no green on st. Patrick's Day.
He is a German.
Can Expand Chests
Sons of Erin can expand their
chests when glancing over the
following list: Captain Dick King,
forward; Jim Murphy, center:
Vernon Murphy, forward; Tom
Carolan, guard: Joe O'Neill,
guard; Bill Connors, forward;
Leo Mclaughlin, forward; John
Crowley, guard; Bud McQuillan,
guard; william Gordon, guard;
John McManus, forward, and Ber-
ME Bonniwell, guard.
And if that doesn't make the
Irish domination complete, then
Freddy MeSmer, the coach, and
Frank O'Connell, team manager,
can be acNied.
Fred Callahan, whose name be-
trays his ancestry. will join the
squad after the Christmas holi-
days.
New System at G.. U.
Duke is bringing speedy quint
to oppose the Hilltoppers, but the
Blue Devils will run into team
using a new system for the first
time. Freddy Mesmer has in
stalled a system fashioned along
that used by the professional
teams. -
Shenandoah College will engage
Gallaudet in the Kendall Green
gym tonight at 8 p. m. The Ken
dali Greeners have lost such stars
as Delmar Cosgrove, Johnny Rim
gle, and Konrad Hokanson, but
hope to pass successful season.
Test for Players
The test Of addition of such
football players as Johnny Oliver,
Bus Sheary, John Jankowski,
Tom Whelan, Edgar White,
"Bingo" Flynn, Bill Confer, and
Whitley Ambrose to the C. U.
basketball team comes in the
Duke game tomorrow night in
the c. q. gym at $50 o'clock.
Oliver and Sheary are the most
valuable additions.
These players did not accom-
pany the floor team to New
York last weekend, when the
Cardinals suffered defeats at the
hands. of st. Johns College, of
Brooklyn, and City College of
New York, both of whom rank
high in Eastern college basketball.
It was necessary for them to
stay here for the charity foot
ball games.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
New Deal Is Made

A new deal has been made
all around and should Navy un-
bend to the point Of asking a
renewal, the offer will meet
with hearty and cordial recep-
ton at West Point.
Tom Thorp, who officiated
at the game last Saturday, pays
it a great tribute in the fol
lowing comment:
Both lines played hard,
rugged football. We want to
take time out right here to
say a few complimentary words
about the fine spOrtSmanlike
spirit of both teams.
1--WE have Officiated for more
than 30 years and it has never
been our good fortune to have
worked in a contest In which
finer spirit was in evidence dur
ing every moment of the 60
minutes.
."Captain TuthiII. of the Navy,
played q great game at center.
The writer is more confident
than ever the Naval Academy
leader is the best pivOtman in
the country. Tuthill added
much strength to the defense
of his teammates. He was in
under all the plays with a de-
termination which checked the
Army's marches on several oc-
casiOnS."
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
Gibson Set League
Records as Catcher

George Gibson, Pittsburgh's new
manager, was quite an iron man"
when he caught for the Pirates
in his playing days.
Gibson caught 100 or more
games in six seasons, and set a
National League record in 1904
when he worked in $50 games.
He set another National League
record by catching 1873 consecu-
tive games.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
-ESC0MMITTEE URGED TO REFORM GAME
Irish Dominate Hilltop Basketball Team
Awaiting Fray With Blue Devils

WHEN the Duke Uni
versity basketers invade
the Tech High gym to-
night to battle George
town, they will meet two
brilliant players in Captain
Dick King and Joe O'Neill.
Jim and Herbie Thompson,
former Western High
School flashes, will appear
with the Blue Devils.
Times staff Photos
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
Wrestling Results

At Yonkers, N. Y.-Dr. Ralph
Wilson, Philadelphia, tosse d
Renato Gardini. Italy. Joe Toots
Mondt. Colorado, defeated Adobe
Marchione, Italy.
At Toronto-Ray Steele, Cali.
fornia, tossed John Paul Jones,
Texas. 49,.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
PALACE TO DRILL

The Palace 15O-pound grid
champions, will drill tonight at
7:3O O'Clock on the Tidal Basin
field in preparation for their
game with. the Frederick, Md,
Pros, Sunday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock on the Silver Spring field.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18

Spokesman for both institu-
tions during the current week
and in view of the friendliness
that marked last Saturdays
game, are agreed that Army and
Navy will meet again next year,
probably little earlier in the
season and maybe again for
charity.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
Army and Navy
Near NeU Contact
Game Once Yearly
HNeIU Deals Made
Praise of official
Who Handled Game

On the surface all that needed to definitely reestabsh
football relations annually between Army and Navy for
Navy to make such overture it being the institution
which broke the previous engagement
Having met two years successfully in the interest OF the
unemployed cordial feeling has sprung up between the
two academies that augus for early understanding be-
tween them which will them meeting not only the
gridiron, but in other phases of sports as well.
The great spectacle Of their joint autumna football con-
tact is fine thing too inspiring to the youths of the
country we'll their elders to longer be permitted to
lapse and all that is needed to bring them together
in their previous athletic intercourse little tolerance
little tendency to forget and readiness not to interpret
the rules of eligibility too literally.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
HUNGARY TO SEND II

At a recent meeting of Hun
gary's swimming federation it was
decided to send not less than IT
contenders to the Olympics, in
cluding water polo and relay
teams.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
SEEK OPPONENTS

The Fairlawn basketers would
like to arrange games with leading
130-pound quintS. Call Lincoln at
4351-J between 6 and z p. m.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
Plea for Grid Preservation,
Not Its Abolition
Bv HARRY COSTELLO


why can't we have first things first in collegiate fooba?
The qestion comes from the lips of many who
once members of varsity football teams
The question usually in the form of appeal the
educational leaders of the nation.
1t repeated time and again by persons who prove their
fart tho of fhan
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
SAINTS IN ACTION

St. Mary's Lyceum basketball
team opposes the crack Alexan-
dria High School five tonight at
8 o'clock at the latter's court.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18
900 PLAYERS LISTED

The names and history Of ST.
900 baseball players are contained
in the files and registry system
of the National Association Of
Professional Baseball Leagues.
The Washington times., 1931-12-18

Satisfy your home service needs
through the Business Service Directory
announcements in today's Classified
Section.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-29

- ' 49, -
dez6 bizottsag, hogy ugy mint a
multban, ugy most is egy emlfke-
kezetes, kellemes estelyt akar sze-
rezni az estelyen megjelen6 nagy-
k0z6nsegnek.
Z A rendez6seg ertekes dijjakban
fogja r6szesiteni a kartya-mata-
.dorokat s kiilonleges meglepete-
seket tartogat az estelyen megje-
len6k sz&m&ra is.
A buzg6 rendez6seg tekintetbc
vette a, rossz munkaviszonyokat S
nshes gaydas&gi helyzetet IS
ezen tanyekt6l indittatva elhatA,
rosta, hogy exon estelyen megje-
len6k: nem fognak fizetni belepti
dijats csup&n =. s. k6x6nseg .szi.
YES megjelenes6t k6rik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-29

el3ideztek. Magyar Testvereim
Amerikai Polgarok Legyenek
er6sek es eljenek bizalommal ugy
a bezart bankokkal, mint jelen-
leg nyitott bankolkal szembcnH
Grosshandler n. nagyhatasu be-
szedet, - melyet egy Rezoluci6
f0lolvasasa, valamint az 81 mill
levy "-r0l sz6l6 hasznos, fontos IS
sziikseges ismertetes k6vetett -
d0rg6 tapsvihar kiserte, mely be-
SEED nagyszamban megjelent
hallgat6sagot megnyugtatta.
Nemenyi elnM, ezutan egymas-
ntan sorrendben f6lsz6litja va
rosi allasokra palyaz6 jelolteket,
hogy adjak elo programjukat.
Els6nek Ben Morris polgarmester
jel0lt, utana Mark Moore, Jerry
Sullivan, Mrs. jeanette Cravcr,
James f. Jones polgarmestcr ie-
i0ltek, William buchanan varosi
tanacs-eln0k. Compton polgar-
mester jel0lt, George Hopkins. a
Board of Education tagia. vala-
mint Guy Oil, Board of
Education eln0ke, Matyasy J..
Istvan varosi biro jel0lt. Ezntan
K0vetkeztek: p. Mulholland, J.
Danks, John Schlarb, Edward
Powell, valamennyien varosi BIZ
r6i alias jel0ltjei. Utanuk besze-
Diet tarttottak: Haidu Janos l.
ker. tanacsos jelolt helsett Neme-
nyi NJ. Ern6 beszslt: Toyahha: H.
Church a Z. ker., Allan ShaIe a
=. ker., II. F. Brown az s. kel..
Joseph w. GottIieb az L. kerr, NJ.
j. Kirwm d 4. kerr, John Geltch a
T.. ker., P. j. Welsh a 2. ker. es
W.. G. Steel. a 2 ker. tanacsos -je-
l0ltjei.
a programmbeszedek chang
zasa utan Nemenyi eln6k bcje-
lenti, hogy a west sidei Polgari
Kor nov. Len, vasarnap este 80
kor gyilest tart "a Szuligan Hall
ban.
Gyiiles vege fel 12-kor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-29
A WEST SIDEI MAGYAR
POLGARI K0R cYttLEsE

A West Bidei Magyar Polgari
K0r november Len, vasarnap es-
te I :3O-kor gyiilest tart Szufi-
gan Hallban. Ezen gyiilesre hiva-
talos minden magyar polgar Is
polgarn6. A gyiilfsen 21 ielolt
fogja el5adni programjat.
A multi gyulesen James +.
Jones, Mark E. Moore Is Michael
J. Kirwan adtak el6 programme
kat. Ezen gyiilesen szivarokat
fognak osztogatni szavaz6k ko-
zott. Penskolektalas nem lesx.
+Lelenjiink meg t6negesen ezen
. gynlesen, ,mntassuk meg, hosy
. magyarok meg slnek, epsn ugy,
mint mas nemzetek.
Balog fersnc, titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-29

nyarfa Ha kimegyek a tclnctii
arkara', 'Csak cgy knl;ny van
a vilagon'' 6. notakat, neIlanv
kuruc-magyar notat Is nagvon
sok nj magyar szerzemfnvt. a,
gazdag. miisoron klassziklls sya
mok is szerepeltek. Gy0ny0rii
volt Hoffman meseib6l Bar
carola".
A hangverseny kiegesziteseiil
Offenbach 6r0kszep operettjet. Il
Varazshegediit jatszottak el Va
rady Juliska. r.. 10th Josef Is
Horvath Lajos. Ez nt0bbi latta Ell
a konferencier szerepet is es k0z-
ismert j6 humoraval mem egyszer
'kaeagtatta meg a k0zonseget,
mely ezen maradando emlfki
hangversenyen megielent.
Racz Laci, a ciganyzeniszek XII
ralya es 10 tagu zenekara f. ev;
december no Zen fog Youngs-
townban ismet hangversanyezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-29
Szavazzunk az
II. mill levy IRE
Csak ICY menthetiink meg $4,000
10000 ehez6t a tel gy0trelmei-
til Youngstownban.

November San, kedden va
rosi valasztasoknal minden sza-
vaz6 polgar es polgarn6 kap egy
szavaz6 cednlat, mely az II mill
levy" megszavazasar6l SOL, hogy
varosunkban tel bealltaval eny-
hitsek a Macy munkanelkiiliseg
k0vetkezteben beallott nagy nyo-
mort. Ezen ado csak egy eyre sz6l
es l dollart jelent $1,0O0-t er6
ingatlan utan.
Ezen ado, mely $500, 900 dollart
fog j0vedelmezni, azon j6tekony
celt fogja szolgalni, amelyre XIII
l6n0sen varosunkban nagy sziik-
seget lAtjuk: "A nagy munka-
nelkiiliseg kovetkezteben beallott
nagy nyomor enyhitsse.''
Ezen osszegb5l segelyezni fog
ia a varos a segelyre szorul6
munkanelkiilieket IS azok csalad-
tagjait.
Mi k6rjuk minden szavaz6 pol
gart Is polgarn6t, hogy szavazzon
az II mill levy" mellett, inert el-
!enkez6 esetben 10000 jlelek a
legnagyobb nyomornak ven kite
ve a tel bealltAval Youngstown
ban.
ESen illetek meessavaSasa meg
fogja vedeni Yortngstown lakos.
sAgat d napirendeni l6vS before
sektSl-lop&sokt6l. Ha az ad6fixe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-29

efdemclte XII, hanem mas ncm-
zetisegiiek elott is tekintelyt seer
zett maganak Is a magyar nevnek,
inert gerinces, az igazsagaert
szenvedelyesen kiizd6 embcr 3.
akiY mem rejti yeka ala meggy6-
z0deset,. mem titkolja ell fajszere-
tetet.
Biztosak vagyunk abban, hogy
ha Hajdu Janos bekeriil a varosi
tanacsba, meg nagyobb igyeke-
zettel fog lenni magyar testverei..
a magyar munkassag iigy6nek.
el6bbrevitelen Is meg t0bbet II
tehet maid a magyarsag erde-
k&ben.
Aki ait akarja, hogy egy de-
r6k, t6yekv6 ) = magyars&ggal,
egyGtterzo varosi tanacsosunk "
syen, ~ fslt6tlsndl ssayaSzon
H5jdu J6nosra november 3.sa,
|l1s1t II 6ssseta artunk q mindny /.
- ssSszavasnnk, akkor Hejdu
Jaaos yirosi tan6c ceos lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-29

A legnagyobb skier jegytben
folyt lie :'6-ik Racz Laci. ma
gyarorszagi ciganyzeneszek kira-
lvanak cs tiZ tagu budapest ze-
rekaranak h6tf6 esti hagveSe-
nye az Eagles Hall nagyterm6-
ben. A nagyszamban megjelent
b0z0nseg nagy elvezettel hal1gat-
ta vegig a ciganyzenes hangover
sonyt es Offenbach: A yarazs-
hegedii' cimii operettnek az el6-
adasat.
A nagyszambm meg!Hlent k0-
zOnseg lattara szinte elfeledhette
az ember, hogy ma Youngstown-
ban harom bank bezart kapui me-
redEek az ember tekintete ple,
hocy tulajdonkepen modern
kornak egyik legsulyosabb val
sagat rljiik keresztiil e>, akines
gondolatvilaeat j6 id6kre EN-.
iekeztct6 k0z0nsdg mem tudta
megnyugtatni, Racz I1acinak vir-
tuoz miiveszete legalabb ARA az
estere elfeledtette mindennapi
Glet mindiobban reank nehezedc
sulyos gondjait.
Lehet, hogy hirtelen hanyu.
]atvaltozas is er6sitette a hang
versenv elvezesenek gy0ny0reit,
inert hallgat6sag eey reszet
visszaszokkentette azoknak re
gi j6 id6knek clgondolasaba.
amikor meg Racz Lacit a buda-
pesti kavthazak bofem hajIamr
k6zonsege el6tt lattuk jatszani Is
most sok-sok hosszu " utan ujra
felcsend;iltek az ismer6s hangok.
de erosen sziirkebe valtozott a
bajnsz, a dallas ajax is megg0r-
nyedt az id6k sulya alatt, azon.
ban a hang, a regi nota islnet
ugyanaz. A szentimentalis ERIE.
sektol cltekintve is teny az, hogy
egy hegediib6l olyan hangokat
llicsalni, mint amilyet Racz Laci
tud, ma keves ember kepes. Sir
Is kacag a szarazfa, ahogy mes
tere AIT parancsolja. A zenekara
pedig annyira fegyelmezett, hegy
onkenteleniil is ngy ereztiik. -
l.hogy bandajavai szemben RACE
Lacit feltetleniil megilleti kira.
lyi elm. Hegediijatekat azonban
nemesak a zenekara kiseri har-
monikus t6keletesseggel. hanem
arcanak minden mozdulata is XII.
fejezi szemnek AIT, amt he
gediije a .fiilnek adj. Ha szivhez
sol a n6ta; szinte sir Racz Laci
area, ha pedig vidam, paizan
hangok j6nnek von6ja alol, mo-
solyra nyilik az el6bb meg siroe
arc. Racz Laci megk0veteli a fel-
t6tlen cngedelmesseget. meg a
hallgat6sagt6l is.
A magyar n6tak k6ziil elhuztak
t0bbek k0z0tt: "a pecskai oi-
ganysoron'', Lehullott rezg6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-29

t6k ezen illeteket meg mem sza-
vaznak, akkor nagyon dragan
megfizethetik k0nnyclnrii gondol-
kozasukat. s vegiil pedig - em
berek vagyunk es k0telessegiink,
hogy segitsunk felebaratainkon
Exert ne legyen egy polgar
vagy polgarn5 sem, aki az !" mill
levy" mellett ne sxavazzon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-29
Szavazzunk Hajdu
tanacsos jel0ltre!
A youngstown 0sszmagyarsag er-
deke, hogy q varosi tanacsban a
magyarsag is kepviselve legyen.

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Youngstown varos magyarsiga
egysegesen affast fogiai Ha1du
Janos varosi tanatsciis Jel6lsssa
mellett. Meg is erdeinli a nfpsze-
Ri fatal iigy,tvsaad, = akifnehtz
viszontagsag kozepettc : -szereztds
meg iifgySvtdi diploma jat,, hoeys
a magyarsag iIyeh egysceesen
fogla1 at1ast lmelittte. hiszelif min
dig kfszsegesen ALT magyar hon
iii f.iitarsaii1 segitssgere. z7 Aa
Hajdu Janos nemesaK a na-I
gyarsag itiszteletetf 81 szci.ctetet