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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
MARCUS IDUSA A COR.
kATH. H1TK0zsEaNEL
(Folytatas az 1-s5 oldalr6l)

Az estelyt a magyar Himnusz
cleneklese utan megnyitotta lei.
kiatyank: Father j. j. Mackoy.
Utalt b regi id5k dics6 esemenyei-
re, harcokra Ausztriat6l yal6
fiiggctlenitesi cdllal. Emlitette az
arisztokrata -konzervativ es a de-
mokrata-radikalis partokat, el6b-
binek 'ellenallottak Szecsenyi, Ap-
ponyi, Dessewffy, ut6bbinak el-
len ,allottak Kossuth, Szemere.
Deak. Ramutatott a ket partra,
mindket iranyba huz6 ket hatal-
mas erGre. Vazolta a harcok dia-
,lafait, a nenzetistgek fellepeseit,
csaszari seregek veresegeit, az
orosz car 100000 f5nyi segitseget,
melyel szemben G0rgey, a dikta-
torvczer hazaja iranti szeretetb5l
jobbnak latta a megadast, mint
teljes pusztulast. Maid gr6f
Tolstoj Leo frappans elbeszelese-
vel, "hogy osztotta fel a muzsik
libat", ramutatott ARA, hogyan
osztottak fel szabadkomiivesek
Magyarorszagot Is hogyan akar-
tax megmaradt Csonka.M Magyar
orszagot felosztani a muzsik-
kommunistak vilaghaboru We
gevel. Megmondta mi menti meg
a magyart: 0nzetlen munka, egy-
seges part, katholikus erk0lcs oda
1T Magyarorszagon, melyhez az
amerikai inagyarsag is hozzaadja
anyagi-erk0lcsi talentumait.
A megnyit6 utan gyermekeinE
aldoztak a lnultnak gy0nyorii
verHekkeE. A szaval0 kicsinyeink
k0z0tt kiil0n0sen elIen0riink Le-
gtny Ferenc legkisebb leanykaja,
az Ut ewes Maria, keltett nagy
tfeltiinest bator fellepesevel, pom.
pas magyar besz6djevel. De a
t0bbiek is mind kitiin6en szere-
:
peltek. a szerepl6k voltak: Ho-
morodi Mariska, Legeny Emma,
Dcak ErzsGbet, Pribilla Janos es
iBcrtalan, Leg6ny Margitka, San
dor Pista, Deak Ferenc, Baginy
Erzsike, Matica Aranka, Janosi
3Iren, Janosi Margit, Legeny Olga,
Barany Marta es Ilonka, Szalay
Marta es Annuska, Orosz. Erzsi,
Elles Gabor, PribilIa .J6ska, Pri-
billa Sandor es 10th Borisfa.
"A szasalatok utan k0vetkezett
u vacsora. A vacsora ideje alatt
iipett be 4 terembe DR.. P6lya
Laszlo, i szabadsag 6. rlapilap f.
sjnllnkatarsa a mi Nenienyi AIikl6s
Ern6 baratnnkkal, az Ar4erikai
Magyar Hirlap f6szerkeszt6jevel
sss Steiner Izidor segedszerkesztd
i feTesEg6vel, XIX sl9Ikesit6 besz6d.
ben .felhivtak az esten jelen1evt
0sszmagyarsagnak a figyelmet
'hogy szcress6k a maguket, mum.
kalkodni csaladban azon, hogy
! d gyermekeink folytassak maid Z
nlunkat, innelyet magyar sel5deil
inegkezdtdk i szebb, dicsqbb Ma
gyarorszarArt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink: Tarr Janos,
ozv. Cselle Ferencne, Schmidt Ist-
van, Pisak Janos, Fajrovics Err
zsebet, Barko Maria es LengyeI
Andrasne. Betegseg titkar-
nal jelentend0: 766 Cassius ave.
Telefon 3OS69. Gober, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
Magyarolk
Naptdra

MARCUS 19. A Macy. Nagyasz-
szonya hitk. Szabadsag iinnepc es
mozgo-szinhaza az iskolaban.
MARCUS 20. A Fiiggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz Sandor-Jozsef estjc az
egyhaz saj5t helyisegebcn.
MARCUS 27. SIT. Istvan hitl16z-
seq mikedvel6inek sziniel6adasa
husvet napjan Eagles Hall-ban.
MARCUS q. A farrelli +. xatll.
magyar hitkozseg szinel6adassal
egybekotott balja.
MARCUS %. A Lorantffy zs.
n6egylet husveti balja a Ward
Bakery termeben. Kitun0 zene.
APRuIs II. A Macy. Nagyasz-
szonya hitk. borjuvacsoraj ja.
APRILLS II. A West Sidei Macy.
Polg. K0r tca-esteiye Barta Peter
lljaban.
APRILIS "a. Gyorgy napi vacso-
ra a Fiiggetlen Ref. Egyhaz sajat
helyisegaben.
APRILIs "a. Lorantffy Egylet
szineloadast rendez. Szinre kerill
"a betyar kendoje'', 4 few.
APRILIS 80. A Macy. Nagyasz-
szonya hitk. balja az iskolaban.
MAJUS 8. A Figgetlen Reformaa-
tus Egyhaz rendczesGben Anyak
Napja, sajat hclyis6gebcn.
MAJUS 8. Anyak Napianak meg
iinneplese Ref. Egyhaz rende-
zeseben a Mahoning Avenuen.
MAJUs s. Anyak Napja Ma.
gyar Reformatus Egyhaznal.
MAJUs is. A Macy. Nagyasszo.
nya hitk szineloadasa.
MAJUS is. A Cor. Kath. Hitk.
ibolya balja Ward Baking Co.
nagytermaben. Orosz muzsikaI.
MAJUs 81, %, 20. A Macy. Macy
asszonya hitk. tavaszi lbazarja.s
JUNIUs II. A Macy. Nagyasz-
szonya hitk. balja az iskolaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17

Pedow 4if6 bddatsi odk lban sreklSdne
huey Karddskse yxsr electromagnetic

ci6jar6l. Az ujsagoknak a szere-
'tetcsomagokr6l sz6l6 cikkei ma,
gyob erdekl0dest keltenek, mint
ibarmilyen mas hir. Hogyne,
'hiszen ezek a cikkek uj er6t, re-
menyeket, hitet ontenek azokba a
szegeny, elcsiiggedt emberekbe,
akik a k0zelj6v6ben mem varhat-
max semi mast, minthogy ameri.
kai rokonaik megsegitik 6ket ru-
ha, cipofelekkel, konzervekkel,
amiket mostani viszonyok k0-
sz0tt egeszen lehetetlen volna be-
szerezni0k.
] Amerikai magyarok! Akiknek
az 6hazaban szerettei emek, ha
meger3ltetesebe is keriil, szedjen
0ssze annyit, amennyit csak tud
es kiildj0n szeretcsomagot. Mem
nehez elkepzelni, hogy milyen
szomoru csal6dasuk lesz azoknak
magyar csaladoknak, akik sze
retetcsomagokat varnak mem
kapnak amerikai rokonaikt6l
ugyanakkor, amikor ezer es ezel
mas csaladnak annyi 0r0met, Dol.
dogsagot fognak szerezni az anne
rikai ajandekok.
Kuldje ell mindenki szeretetcso
magjat Pedlow kapitany rakta
raba. New Yorkban egyediil
1905 First Avenue szam alatt va
Pedlow kapitany raktara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
A MARCUS 15-I UNNEPELYT
RENDEZO BIZ. GYULESE

A Marcus Isl .iinnepely rende.
70 bizottsaga f. no 19-en, szom-
baton este elszamol6-gyiilest tart
Danish JOSEF irodajaban, 10 r.
Boardman st. szam alatt. A tagok
keretnek ,hogy teljes szamban je-
lenjenek meg. Mixich, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17


beszede markolt szivelxbe, aki
ravilagitott ARA az utiranyra.
melyen az ifju nemzedeknek ha-
ladnia kell.
Fatheriink szives, k0zvetlen
szavakban kosz0nte meg szono-
koknak a szives faradsagat, hogy
megjelentek k0ztiink Is felvilla-
nyoztak lelkeket, kerte a Sza-
badsag fomunkatarsat, hogy Vi
gye el Szabadsagnak hitk6zse-
giink iidv0zletet, h6dolatat.
Jelenvoltak meg az est6n: Da-
nish JOSEF, Goldman Sander,
Friedman J6zsef iigyved testvdr-
0ccse Friedman Man6, Eber Fe-
rene, Lazar JOSEF es negyedik
'keriilet tanacsosa: Mike Kirwan
es meg vagy tiz amerikai vende-
giink, Xix majusi el6valaszta-
'sokon mint kandidatusok szere-
pelnek. Sz6t inteztek ok is nep-
hez, deserve hitk0zseg vezet6it
derek munkaert hitk0zseg
erdekeben.
Ezutan felhangzott a reglnult
harci toborzo ''Kossuth Lajos AIT
uzente'', mely par percre a 4S-as
lelkes napokat varazsolta eI0 lei
XII szemeink ele, amint AIT a je-
lenlev6k zengt6k. Utana ifj. Rako
Gy0rgy kitiin6 hangsulyozassal
elszavalta a tTalpra Magyar"-t,
szemiink ele hozta Pet6fi Sandort
lelkes kolt6t, nep szivet es
hangulatat.
Maid szinre keriilt "Sarcol a
f6hadnagy" c. vigjatek B6bis
Olga, Janosi Sanyi (huszar f6-
hadnagy), Lesnyanszky Mihaly,
Bumbuluc Janos, Takacs Erzsike,
Deak Erzsi es ifj. Siroki Mihaly
szerepl6k szemelyeben. A jateko-
sok pompasan adtak el6 szere-.
piiket. Remekeltek mindannyian.
Gratulalunk nektek fiuk, leanyok
a szereplestekhez A darabot be-
tanitotta 10th Janos helyettes
eneklesziink, valamint szavala-
t0kra is 3 keszitette el0 oyer
mekek Fatheriink feliigyelete es
iranyitasa mellett. 10th Janos
ugy mint a multban, most is meg
mutatta, hogy erti szindarabok
rendazeset. K0sz0njuk faradoza-
sat.
Az egesz estet, a vacsorat meg
rendeztek, az cl6kesziileteken "a
radoztak derek gondnokaink /:
Orosz Mihaly, Kovacs Mikl6s (ez
ut6bbi hivta meg szem6lyesen a
vendegeket), Vask6 Janos ifj.,
Legeny Ferenc es neje, Sander
Istvann6, Jancsi Petern6, Janosi
Peter, Bodnar Janos, iii. Vask6
Janosne, Orosz Mihalyne, Deak-
ne. A borjupaprikast keszitette
Legeny Ferencne. Finom volt,
k6szSnjiik. A borjut ajandekozta
a hitk0zseg egyik derek farmer
hivoje: Magyar Josef. Koszonet
! erte. a legk6zelebbi 6sszej6vete.
lliink aprilis 17.en lesz. Gcndnok,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
VERHOVAY 1O8

Beteg tagjaink: Szabo Istyan,
Veres Andras, Medve Janos, Ivan
Janosne, Kondrath Janos, Len
gyel Andrasne, Horcsik MihAly.
Macy Janosne Betegseg a tit.
karnal jelentend6: 211 Edward
st. Telefon 1892.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
BRIDGEPoRTIAK GYtjLEsE

A Bridgeport Szoyetseg hely-
bell osztalya most vasarnap delu-
tan tartja gyiileset a rendes ido-
ben, a szokott helyen. Titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-03-17
SzERKESzT0I tjzENET

A. l., Cleveland. Lapunk silk
terjedelmere yalo tekintettel e !
heti szamunkb6l kimaradt. JOYS
heten kozoljik. Koszonjiik.
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
FARM PRODUCTS
! NEED TARIFF,
SENATE TOLD

Farm commodity prices must be
restored or the nation soon will
be bankrupt, Edward A. O'Neal,
president of the American Farm
Bureau Federation, declared today
before the Senate Agricultural
Committee. He advocated the
debenture and equalization fee OF
farm relief as methods Of making
farm prices.
American farmers cannot al.
ford to crawl behind the tariff
wall and surrender their export
market" Louis J. Taber, master
of the National Grange, told the
committee. He declared;
'"The only way to avoid the
ruinOus policy of restricting pro-
ductiOn to a domestic basis is
to make the tariff effective on
farm products. The export de-
benture or the equalization fee
would achieve this end"
In a statement filed today be
fore the Senate and House Agri-
cultural Committees. the Grain
Committee on National Affairs
urged passage of the Norris reso.
luton to investigate the Federal
Farm Board.
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
CHICAGO BROKE,
Ak To FALL

CHICAGO, Feb. 18 GN.s).
Chicago officials today made
ready to institute the most
drastic retrenchment program in
the city's history.
Confronted by financial tur-
moil, the schools and various de-
partments of the city and county
will be reduced to skeleton
organizs tions because of lack of
funds. Mayor Cermak announced.
The contemplated retrench.
ment is a direct result Of the
action of the State legislature
in Springfield in recessing last
night without concluding a pro
gram of relief for the city and
county.
Hundreds of city employees, un-
paid for many months, will be
dismissed.
Only the police and fire de-
partments will be spared the ak.
The Washington times., 1932-02-18

Masked valentine Dance -
Golden Rule Council No. 10,
Daughters of America, 9 p. m,
Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth st.
N. w.
Card Party-Church of the
Assumption, 8 p. m, Church
Auditorium, Congress Heights.
Meeting-State Historical Com
mittee, D. A. r., 10:45 p. M, VIII
lard Hotel.
Convention National Voca-
tional Guidance Association, all
day, Willard Hotel,
Meeting-Amity Club, 8 p. m,
Hamilton Hotel.
Lenten Lecture - DR.. Sizoo's
Bible Glass, 1880 a. M, May
flower Hotel.
Meeting-Society of War OF
1912, 8 p. m, Mayflower.
Meeting-Lido Civic Club, .
.. m, Mayflower.
Meeting-League of Laymen's
Retreats, 8 p. m, Mayflower.
Meeting-Women's Guild OF
Sibley Hospital, 10:45 a. m, Rust
Hall.
Turkey dinner-Joppa Lodge,
o. E. S., S o. M, 4209 Ninth st.
N. w.
Banquet-Beta Chapter Tau
Delta, $50 p. m, Lotus Restau-
rant.
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
Unable to Get Sack,
Aged Man Forgets
His Groceries

A man who doesn't know
his groceries" has left the
Montgomery county police of
the Bethesda substation in a
predicament.
The station was called yester-
day by Mrs. Raymond Hawkins,
of 48O4 Middlesex Lane, Beth.
esda, who said an elderly man
came to her home and asked
for sack in which to put his
groceries. When he could get
none, he asked if he might
leave the food until he could
get sack. He has not come
back,
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
Where and
When

Luncheon - Department Of
State, 1890 p. m, University
Club.
Meeting-Board of Governors,
z p. m, University Club.
ClaSs-Nutrition and Health,
4:45 p. m. Woman's City Club.
Turkey dinner-Women's Guild,
Z p. M, TRANSPORTATION Hall.
Meeting ARTS Club, 8 p. m,
2017 I st. N w.
Meeting-Academy of Sciences,
8:15 p m, Cosmos Club.
Dinner-ASsociation of Federal
Architects. Z p. m, Washington
Hotel.
Observation-Disclosures Grott to
Drum and Bugle Corps, 8 p. M,
1912 @ st N. w.
Meeting-Stanley Depue Post
American Legion, 9 y. m, Colonial
Hotel. '
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
SOME WOMEN
ALWAYS ATTRACT

You want to be beautiful. You
want the tireless energy. fresh COM
plexion and pep of youth. Then let
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets help free
your system of the poisons caused
by clogged bowels and torpid liver.
For 20 years. men and women suf.
fering from stomach troubles. PIN.
Piles. listlessness and headaches
have taken DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
let's a successful substitute for cal.
omel. a compound of vegetable in.
gradients, known by their olive
color. They act easily upon the
bowels without gripping. They help
cleanse the system and tone up the
liver.
If you value youth and it's manv
gifts. take DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
let's nightly. How much better you
will iceland look 15c. soc. soc.
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
BOYS PELT NAVY
OARSNEN

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 18.-Three
colored youths who have for sew
eral days pelted the Navy rowing
crew with stones are being
sought by local police today.
Rowing beneath the College
Greek bridge, on Annapolis
Boulevard, the oarsmen have sew.
eral times been bombarded.
authorities posted a lookout, and,
when they failed to apprehend
the boys, notified police.
transportation worries can he over
come economically through the puF..
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
6 Yrs. Stomach
Trouble Stops

For six years I suffered acid stom-
ach trouble" says John NJ. Fontaine,
Philadelphia. Pa. II took many reme-
dies, but none of them helped until l
tried ACIDINE. Three minutes after
taking the first dose | felt 1909 better.
l feel better now than any other time
in the past six years.
End gas. sourness. heartburn. dizZi-
ness sIeepleSsness headache resulting
from acidity. Maker guarantees ACID
INF ends your stomach trouble or money
back. All druggists have ACID1NEs
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
Society of Colonial
Wars to Honor Dead

A resolution authorizing tab
let in memory of it's three
members who died of influenza
during the world war was passed
last, night by the Society Of
Colonial Wars at a meeting at
the Willard Hotel.
The tablet will be placed in
O Washington church.
DR.. Marcus Benjamin was
named chairman of the commit
tee selecting the inscription for
the tablet
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
WIFE DIVORCES
ALAN D|NEHART

NEW YORK, Feb. 18 G.NS)
Did Alan Dinehart, actor and
playwright, do certain indiscreet
things with one Betty Allen in
his apartment?
Yes, said a jury yesterday, after
deliberating 90 minutes on the
divorce plea of Mrs. Dinehart.
Did Betty Allen wear pink
pajarnas in the Dinehart apart
ment while Mrs. Dinehart was
away?
Yes. said the jury.
Did the pajamas belong to the
type commonly termed lounging
pajamas?
No, said the jury.
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
Woman DryLGlU Foes
To Elect Officers

Election of officers of the Dis.
trict Council. Women's Organiza-
ton for National Prohibition Re
form, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
William B. Mason, 1893 M st.
N. w.
Officers are elected biennially.
The Washington times., 1932-02-18

Brocades, rayons and novelty
fabrics; various styles and
widths; side and back fasten-
ing.
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
Clearance of odds and
ends of
Infants
Wear
lOc to sec

Originally, separate items were
priced at 25c up to 1.95! Here
are a few of the outstanding
values:
csc Rubber 70O
PantieS. .................
1t',...u. 1,Ss SOC
1.95 7ON
ShaWls ................".
7ss I..I,a.nH fantiss and Knitted 39c
Palais ROyal-DOwnstairs Store
Mems Part.WOOl and Silk
and-WOOl Socks, Friday 0O
only. Observation-Disclosures. O
Desirable colors in fancy pat
terns.\ Sizes 10 to 11h.
Dance Sets and Chemise, 6OO
Friday only. ............. WV
Made of silk crepe, in pastel
colors. Women's and misses
sizes.
The Washington times., 1932-02-18
Col. Pdttep to Be
Buried at ArLinqtOn

Funeral services for the late
Col. William S. Patten, U. S. A.,
retired, who died in La Jolla,
Calf, on February IL, will be
held Saturday with full military
honorS at Fort Myer gate.
Burial will be in the Patten
family plot of Arlington
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1932-03-23

A new addition of particular
attractiveness is Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Harrison. Paulie deserted
the ranks Of the bachelors since
this tournament was held last
year, and the young lady with
whom he took the vow is quite
capable at toppling the naples.
AS to Paulie'S prowess at this
paStime, need much be said?
Charlie and Lucille Young are
another pair who will have the
profound respect Of the other en-
tries. They to have tripped it to
the altar since the event was last
staged.
Event Popular
This tournament is one of the
most popular Of the year in more
ways than one. While it will be
an opportunity for man and wife
to indulge in a little congenial
fun together, the expense is only
the price of the games rolled. The
winning pair will receive a beau
tiful silver trophy, donated by
John S. Blick. Five games will
be rolled Saturday, and the final
block will be rolled at Columbia
on April 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quigley have won
the event the last two years. Mr..
and Mrs. Miltner were the vic
tors the first year. Among well
known pairs who have entered
every year, and are sure to enter
again are the Fischers, Malcolms,
AskmanS, Goodalls, Reams, Ro-
meros, Purdys, Buffers, Owens,
Kelloggs, Whitbecks, Youngs and
the BlickS.
A nifty battle is on in the Com.
mercial League as the Evening
Star team, mastering its most
powerful lineup, headed by Dave
Burrows, makes final drive to
overhaul the leading Daily News
crew.
Four Games Behind
The Star men are four games
behind, but have comparatively
easy foes to contend with during
the remainder of their schedule,
whereas the leaders clash with
Wonder Bread, carrying the third
highest average in the league, the
third-place Peoples Drugs, and
Sterrett Service, all hard to get
along with. The Star foes are no
set-ups, but outside of Diamond
Cab they do not appear to be as
dangerous as those in the way Of
the News.
Sam Benson is the king Of the
islands in the Georgetown Recrea-
ton League where he holds high
average, 113, and has rolled the
only two "400'' sets in the league,
404 and 416. Jimmy Mcintyre,
with 112, and Frank Miller with
Ill, are second and third. JEFF
ferson Spring is mile ahead of
its nearest rival, with an 11-game
lead.
The Washington times., 1932-03-23
P|NMEN
IN TOURNEY

Jack Farrell, grand poobah Of
Agricultural bowlers, warmed the
cookies of Arville Ebersole's heart
yesterday when he informed that
worthy that both the Interbureau
and the Economics Leagues Of his
department would enter in full
force for the fourth consecutive
year.
This turn Of events has raised
the hope in Ebby's bosom Of a
new record entry, for If the old
Standbys return as of yore, there
are more than enough newcomers
coming in to register a new record
high.
Besides the 1C teams which com.
prise the two leagues the Aggies
have also entered so singles and
80 doubles and they may boost
this number a few notches. The
Economics will roll on April IS,
and the Interbureaus on April 28.
e. E. Barber, president Of Econo-
mic group, was largely instrumen-
tai in lining up the bunch.
Rtnaldi Tailors slipped a little
in their battle for second place
in the National Capital League
when Mort King led his Kings
Palacemen to q two-time win over
them with a 383 set.
Liondale Shirts played havoc
with the Columbia Heights League
standing by knocking off the
leading Cool Drinks as Swan
climbed into a tie for the lead
by downing Bell and Smith. How
ard Parsons 389 led the league.
Lorraine GULL continues to add
pins to her phenomenal averages.
Last night she piled up a 364 set
in the washington Ladies League.
The Washington times., 1932-03-23

Willard to with him. rocked Kearns
time he connected with him. Willard oored his cleany
the bell but the Soldier again cambed to his
feet although spad downward before he could reach
his
The cowboy continued to punish his foe in the fourth fifth
and sixth sessions the seventh made determined
rally This only postponing the inevitable.
AS they out for the eighth round Willard rushed clear
the ring and let fly pedng rghthander straight
from the shoulder caught Kean flush the chin and he
went down like poeaxed His head hit the floor with
tremendous crack
KearnS out and made motion to until after the
fatal had been counted Willard with the aid
the referee,
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Last Nights Fights

At West Palm Beach, Fla
Clyde Chastain, Dallas light
heavyweight, stopped Johnny Rob.
erts, Huntington, w. Va, eight
rounds.
At Portland, Me.-Johnny
Dixon, Boston College graduate,
won decision over Big Boy Bur.
CESS, Revere, Mass, heavyweight,
six rounds.
At Los AngeleS-Lee Ramage,
California heavyweight champion,
decisioned Steve Hamas, Passaic,
N. j., 10 rounds.
The Washington times., 1932-03-23
Census Needs Win
To Gain Court Title

Bureau of Investigation must
win its next two games with
Census in order to gain the Gov
eminent League title and posses
sion of the National Federation
Of Federal Employees Trophy, and
the second tilt of the 3-game
series, slated tomorrow at Boiling
Field, will see Census striving to
end matters for once and all.
Census grabbed the initial
game, 15-14, on Les Singman's
final second shot. but expects a
fiercer, less cautious attack on
the part Of the speedy Sleuths
tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1932-03-23

around (don't overdo the thing
now, it is impossible then to
swing upward, without your
shoulders turning completely.
This extreme shoulder turn
comes late, then, in the back
swing which, if you saw Jones
pictures. must strike you as
okay. We have then only to
get the hands and arms down
in the forward swing, and the
slice is chased forever.
The Washington times., 1932-03-23
GUYON AIDS

Joe Guyon, who is to manage
the Asheville farm club in the
Piedmant League this season for
Louisville, has been spending some
time in the Coloneps headquarters
at Mobile helping Manager Bethel
condition the players.
The Washington times., 1932-03-23
SHOW PEP

Observers at Houston have been
marveling at the pep the Roch-
ester Red Wings are putting into
their daily workouts. Manager
Billy Southworth sees to it that
the boys hustle,
The Washington times., 1932-03-23

lu b taken
a r o u n d i?
Firs t, it is
W i t h d r avn
from the bali,
and may be
S HI ov ed or
dragged back
until it is at
a point off
the right leg.
From that
point you lift
the club up
ward. After 1t
h a S be e n
S h ov ed or
SUu1nC VI ell
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attempted to get inside his ire
mendous reach. The first punch
Big Jess unleashed sent the
Soldier spinning to the canvas.
1t was a stinging right to the
Jaw and Kearns went backward
to the canvas.
The Soldier leaped to his feet
before a count could be started
and again took the offensive.
Just as the bell rang ending the
round, Kearns was almost
dropped again by one Of Will
lard's right uppercutS. KearnS
went to his corner groggy and
a stream of claret flowed from
his nose.
But the punishment Of the
first round failed to daunt the
game Soldier. He returned to
the attack in the second round
and this time he succeeded in
getting inside to land several
lawmakers on the giants chin.
The third round was q furious
affair. The Soldier started his
customary rush 0nlV tn find
The Washington times., 1932-03-23
Husband-Wife Pin Tourney
Draws Flashy Field
By GINO SINH

The fourth annual husband and wife duckpn tournament
collection of duckpn talents graced any other
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