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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
II E = / 5 Z + N L E

mem lesz, mikepen fogjak an
max utjat allni a hatalmak. Ha
Franciaorszag revizi6 helyett
Olaszorszaggal keres megegye-
z9st, akkor annak az arat Jugo-
szlavia fogja megadni.
Ki1onben a gazdasagi Is poll
tikai viszonyok a kis antant osz-
sees allamaiban epen olyan bor-
zalmasak, mint a legy6zott ALA
mokban.
Rom&niaban statarium van Is
gazdasagi helyzet teljesen at
van rothadva.
Jugoszlaviaban allandoan far
kas szemet neznek a horvatok
szerbekkel, es mem enyhiti a
helyzetet, hogy az Oszerb egy-
haz mindent elk0vet a romai ka-
tholikusok iildozesere. A multi
hsten p1. a jezsuitakaf ti1fottak
XII a SERB kiralysag teruleter6l
hogy horvatokat ICY is ii1doz-
EEK.
Ausztriaban politikai helyzet
feszii1t. inert a hitleristak orar6l-
orara puccsra keszIlnek, amit
azonban Bees szocialista munkas.
saga mem fog eltiirni.
Kiilonben ismet penziigyi ba-
jok vannak az orszagban, es q
kormany heten ujra kenyteler
volt a bankok segitsegere siet.
nj.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
A TAVOL KELETEN
EGYENL0RE

kisebb aranyban folyik a We
rengzes, inert kinaiak lie vannak
gazolva. Minden jel ARA mutat
azonban, hogy Japan a h6dita-
salt mem fejezte be Is nem akar
jeholi baberjaira leiilni.
Ha a jelek mem csalnak, ak
kor Japan hajdani f6varos (Pe-
king -Peiping) ellen vonul, Is
az egesz Eszak-Kina megszall-
ia.
Mem mondtak azonban meg XII
az utols6 szot a feher hatalmak
sem, kulon0sen mem mondtak
ki akkor, ha az orosz kormany
es az amerikai kormany kozos
bazist talalnak.
Egyenl6re minden feher ha-
talomnak mas gondja van, mint
hogy Japan ellen megtorl6 intez-
kedeseket alka1mazzanak, de mi
re az Egyesult Allamok Europa
tartozasait elengedi, akkorra Ja-
panon be fogjak hajtani az en-
gedekenyseg arat valamilyen for
.maban.
Europa csak ugy kaphat t6link
lenyeges engedmknyt, ha ragasz-
kodnak Liga hatarozatahoz &s
Manchuria meg Jehol megszall&-
sat elismerni mem fogjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
AMILYEN DICSERETES

gyorsasaggal dolgozik egyen-
lore congressus, olyan fejvesz-
test Is kapkodast latunk az egyes
allamok NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SEER
te az orszagban.
Az allani torvenyhozasok meg
iehet6s alacsony szellemi nivon
allnak IS az als6hazakban iil6,
leginkabb farmer-kepvisel6k KEEP
telenek a penzigyi Is gazdasagi
helyzet problemaival a kell6
gyorsasaggal megkuzdeni.
Az allamoknak mem all mod
jukban az sem, hogy penzfelhigi-
tasi miiveletekkel segitsenek ma
yukon Is ketsegbeesve kapkod-
max, hogy a folyton emelked6
kiadasokat mifele adobevetelek-
kei p6toljak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
MEG MINDIG NINCS

elintezve a nagyvarosok pol
garmestereinek az a kerese, hogy
moratoriumot adjanak a varosi
kotvenyek megfizetesere, ami
el6l pedig mem lehet kiterni.
Termeszetesen nagyon sulyos
es nehez problema, inert va
rosok ad6slevelei (bondjai)) leg
inkabb bankoknal Is biztosito
tarsasagokna1 vannak $ ezek mem
tudnak kamatjovedelemrol ege-
szen lemondani. Valoszinu, hogy
talalnak maid megoldast olyan
forman, hogy a regi adoslevelek
helyett alacsonyabb kamatlabbal
vi adosleveleket adnak XII.
A biztosito tarsasagok kenyte-
,lenek voltak (allami rendeletek-
req kotvenyekre igert kolcso-
noket megtagadni es mem szabad
tobbe osztalekokat adniuk, amig
a jelenlegi krizis nem er veget.
A biztosito tarsasagok vagyo
ma szinten be van fektetve ertek-
papirokban es ingatlanokon le-
v6 kolcsonokben es vesztese-
geket elkeriilni azok sem fogjak.
A vesztesegek azonban mem
lesznek nagyon sulyosak es ha
egy par evig mem adnak osztale-
kot, azokat behozzak.
Az a teny, hogy kolcsonoket
mem folyositanak, szinten meg
er6siti a tarsasagokat es ICY a
kotvenyek tulajdonosainak mem
kell aggodni.
Tobben irtak hozzam, hogy .
jelenlegi viszonyok mellett er.
demes-e a biztositasokat fizetn
$ e helyen akarom megadni .
valaszt, hogy biztosito tarsasa-
gok erosek, azok mem fognak
valsagba jutni $ a kotvenyeket
nem erdemes senkinek feladni.
La KIS ANTANT
RETTEGVE
vSria hocv lesz-e reyizio es hi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
81! n ] L 4
WARNER

AZ Enapl loyee's ]
tAlkalmazottak Bejar6.
nagyszeru KEEP Warren
IS Loretta Young-gal 4
ben es Alice White IS
Forddal a kisebb s-
penteken este kezd6dik
Szinhazban. A mai
lanyok eleteb6l merit
az erdekfeszit6 romant'
Kedd-t6l kezdve Bic.
SON. a hires Joan 81
Chester Morris-sal lesz !
rakci6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23

~
Sok helyen' forgalmi adot We
zetnek be, inert lit lehet leg
gyorsabban negfelel6 jovedel-
met taialni,, ahelyett, hogy az al
lamok IS megyek kiadasait igye-
keznenek erelyes kezekkel levag-
MI
Ugyancsak ilyen allapotokat
latunk a v4rosok adminisztra-
ci6inal, amelyeket szinten mem
akarnak megkonnyiteni azzs1,
hogy felesleges kiadasokat le-
vagjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
~ y "
AZ ARAK
EMELK EDESE

csak rSszben volt indokolt 4
mutt heten Is az :indol atl13 ar
emelkedesek mar -megi 6ntcE.
A series Is a buza arak vala-
nsivel ism9t jecsGsztak, de Il le-
,hetunk ra kesziilvel hogy mos
tantd aratasig alland6an emel-
kednek ! 'termeny arak, miutan
. sziikseges farm-reformokat va
lamilyen formaban meghozzak.;
J A gyapot ara emelkedett a leg
szenzaci6sabban, felni lehet AEON
ban, hogy az valamivel isrnet .le-
csuszik.
A rez, vas, papir es olom arak
!emelkedtek, aminthogy minden
nyerstermeny arat emeltek. Mem
azert. inert ARA a piac jogot ad-
ma, hanem azert, inert varjak az
inflaci6 (penzfelhigitas) elmarad-
hatatlan hatasat.
Sajnos, mem emelkedett meg a
munkaber, bar ha a penz erteke
csokken, akkor a munkabereket
is kellene emelni.
Az vi deal csak akkor lesz
igazsagos, ha a kormany bizo
nyos nyomast fog gyakorolni a
munkaadokra, hogy a munkabe-
reket a dragasag emelkedesevel
aranyban haladek nelkul szinten
emeljek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
MARCUS tJNNEPELYE
"A
G.. KATHOLIKUSOKNAL,

Szepseges keretek kozott iinne-
petite hitkozsegiink a Marcus
Idusat templomunk termeben az
elmult .vasarnap delutan. Az es-
ten azonkiviil eltettiik az osszes
Jozsefeinket koztuk kulonle-
ges innepelyesseggel a pleba-
most. Mackov Jozsefet, kinek st
es felevi ittlete aldassal teljes.
A hitkozseg apraja nagyja imat,
miset es scent gyonasokat alan
lott fel lelkiatyankert Is ked-
YES csaladjaert, hogy j6 listen
aldja meg st mint hiiseges sol
gajat es eltesse sokaig koz0t-
tiink, lelki gyermekei kozott. A
szeretet, ragaszkodas Is tiszte-
let legnagyobb fokban nyilatko-
zott meg hivekben, Xix melyen
atertik es aterzik ait, NIT jelent
a pap miikodese lelkek erde-
keben. Felkoszontottek a pleba-
host Janosi 1rsnke, Legeny Mar
gitka, idb. Fedor Janos, Lengyel
Andras gondnok, Lengyel Pc
ter, ozv. Vasko Ferencne az o.
taregylet elnokn6je es Hriczo
Janosne az Oltaregylet penzta-
rosnoje es Rozsafiizer-anya. A
szavak, jokivanatok a leg6szin-
tebb szivekbol kerultek el6.- Fe-
dor Janos rneglepte az osszes
jelenlev6ket kivalo beszedevel a
''Papi meltosagrol.' Meg lily sep
szonoklat munkas hiv6ember al
karol mem hangzott ell koriink-
ben. Fedor Janos hivonk kivalo-
an erti a szonak kezeleset. A
jovoben is elvarjuk tole. hogy
lily epuletes beszeddel gyonyor-
kodtessen minket. Az Oltaregy-
lett tagok a Fathert ket miba-
ranykaval leptek meg. egy Fa-
thernak Is kisebb kisfia, JOS
kanak volt keszitve igen meste-
rien Szalay Ferencne igen buz-
GO tagunk altal. Hasonlo iinnep-
lesben reszesiiltek a Sandorainl;
is a Nagynapok emlekevel kap-
csolatban, mikor 1848-4o-ben a
szabadsagert sok-sok Jozsef &
Sander is adta e1etet.
Ezen iinnepeltetese a Jozse-
feknek es Sandoroknak mem hal
.vanyitotta, mem kisebbitette q
l,marcius Idusanak fenseget, So
csak emelte epen az el6bb emil
tett okotnal fogva. Marciusi ma
pok mindig kegyeletesek a ma.
i gyarsag el6tt, hiszen szabad-
sag szellemevel es aldozataiva
teltek. Az iinnepet megnyitottuk
Hymnusszal, azutan Father
tidvozolte vendegeket angolu
es Janosi Irenke magyaru1 EN-
lekezett meg hosi halalt hal
vitezekr6l, szabadsagharcrol
Utana szavaltak: Janosi Iren
Legeny Margit, Legeny Olga
Legeny Emma, Kovacs Geza
Baginy Erzsike, Fedor Lacika
Papp Andras, Horcsik Erzsike
A szavalatok altalanos feltii
nest es tetszest keltettek ven
degekben, kiilonosen ell volt ra
gadtatva a gyerekek sep magya
) beszedetol DR.. Elder ur es ked
YES neje, vendegeink. Latszik
hogy a szul6k tor6dnek a oyer
mekeik magyar erziiletevel, anya
nyelveve1.
Ezutan kovetkezett szinda
rab, melyet erdemes beszedde
es szavalattal megnyitott Tot
Janos, a rendez6je darabnak
A "Talpra Magyart" erzessel (
precizitassal szavalta el, a ko
, zonseget felvillanyozta, a messz
R33HHHHHHHE
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
PALACE /.

A Palace Szinhazba; Con-
stance Bennett Ameri'sa egyiIx
legnagyobb mozi csi1iaas atszsI
Our Betters" cimii ...eszif6
szerelmi dramaban Sd battbl
kezdve. A darab l.55..::l4 It eey
szineszn6t jatsza Miss .,ssnneft-
A tobbi jatekosok is .;...... ',,ck. rs
vodvil program a sz::.: on ke-
rekit XII egy jo prog-aa..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
PARAMOJI--

A WLW. hires c 1ati RAJ
dio allomas legjobban 10; srt SEE.
reploi jonnek szemels "a a Pa
ramount Szinhazba p tx estet61
kezdve. Koztuk Tony Gabooch
aki egy miisoron l6 I':.i-es szerep-
lot szemelyesit. A pent Ken kez-l
dodo KEEP a "Strictls Dersonai1
cimii remek darab s''sr;orie Ram
beau, Edie Quil1an S Dorothy
Jordannal f6szerc;se'...,e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
(Folytatas a ak nldalr6l)

e a hirtelen csokkenes mind a
bankzarlatok miatt tortent, az
mem tenyleges gazdasagi hely-
zetet, honem a krizis valtoz6
pontjat jelenti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23

nlr1 Mt k6lt6zk0dik, je-
HIUI lentse be vi la
k&s&nak pom
tos cimet a lap kiad6 6hivatallban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-23
A KIS ANTANT
RETTEGVE

varja, hogy lesz-e revizio es ha
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
WOMAN'S CLUB WILL
 MEET AT l;30 PM. ON, s TUESDAY, AFTERNOON

Plans, for-ths-;bKn luncheop to. wives ,. of :. ,Legislatofs Y and of Terfitosia1 officers, to be given. tomorrow at the coYfes Shoppe by the Juneau. Woma11's Club, are virtualy completed; it was an. nouicsd today. by members of the committee. having this event in charge. and-4a record 1atter1dance is evidenced from the reservations already made. $ s @
 Attention is particularly directed to the fact. that. the. hour of the, luncheon isv 1;3o, which. is the clubs regular hour. The time was erroneousiy reported at 6:3O last week, and the committee is anxious .tog have everyone Know that this was a mistake. .Se. E
 The. committee also wishes to ask all members whom it has not been able, to reach, and. who are plans ming to attend, to be sure and make reservations today. AS was pointed. out last week, the seating capacity is limited and it will be impossible to accommodate those who have not made their reserva- tions in advance. SA .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
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 session of beer. held in a container which shall not have been stamped, as. hsrein required, shan obtain the proper stamps from the United States Commissioner. and shall af- fix the same oyer the opening of the bottle or upon the spiggot hole in the head of every hogehead' barrel keg, or other receptacle Tn which. any beer and wine is con- tained. and such stamps shall De cancelled at the time they are af- fixed. If the 'container is a hogs head, barrel or keg, the stamp shali be destroyed by driving through the same the faucet through which the beer is to. be withdrawn, or an air faucet of equal size at the time the vessel is tapped, in case the vessel is tapped through the other spigot hole (of which there shall De but two, one in the head and one in the side) At the time. they are affixed, such stamps must be cam celed by imprinting- thereon ; the name of ths. possessor or his initial letters and the date of cancellation. Any person possessing beer upon which the required stamps shall not have been placed, as herein provided, and who shall continue such possession for more than twenty-four (24) hours without placing such stamps thereon, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction, shall be fined not less than twenty-five ($25.o0) dollars.
 Section 20 Any peer or wine which has been placed in contain CTS for the purpose of sale or gift, outside of a United States Government bonded warehouse, found not having the stamps, as herein provided, affixed to such containers, and cancelled, is hereby declared to be contraband, and the same may be seized by any United States Marshal or other peace of ficer of the Territory or of the United States.
 Section 21 Whoever lses or per- rnits to be used any bottle pr container that has been previously used without removal of any stamps affixed thereto and with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
MASONS AND STARS i, ENTERTAIN AT, CARDS 1,
 AT TEMPLE TONIGHT

. Masons and Eastern Star mem- bars, and their respective wives and husbands will gather at the Scot tish, Rite Temple at g o'clock to- night for an informal card party.
 The party tonight. is given by Eastern. Star members in compli- ment to the .Masons, who enter tained them a short time ago. 4 4 ' Auction, contract and pinochle will be played during. the evening and an informal buffet supper will be served by the hosts. ,g s Mrs, Daniel Ross. chairman of the committee in charge of the. evening of cards, and Mrs. Lester Troast, Mrs. J. P. Williams and Mrs. V. w, Mulvihil1, her committee members, have extended an invita- ton to all visiting Stars and MasT ons. {.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
Complete Text of Proposed
 Beer drld Wine Biu

out affixation and cancellation of a new stamp and, whoever uses. or attempts. tos aise any. stamp. Mlliah has previously been used, shall be punished by a fine of, not less than five. hundred ($5oO,0o) dol lars nor more than five thousand c$5;00o.0o) dollars or by inprison- ment for not more than two years, or both.
 Section 22 No person holding a license under the. provisions of this Act shall sell beer to any person less than twenty-orie years of age, unless such. minor persons is ac- companied by a parent or legal guardian, or to any -intoxicated person. A violation of the pro- visions of this s- section. shall be grounds for. a revocation -of. the license and the person violating the provisions of this section may also be- proceeded against crirnin- ally, and upon conviction, shall be deemed guilty of a. misdemeanor and fined not less than ten ($10.00) dollars nor more than two hundred fifty (s25000) dollars for each of- fense. M e
 Section 23. Any person manu- featuring, bottling or selling beer without first, having obtained a license so to do, as herein provided shall be guilty of nisdemeanor and upon conviction shall be fined not less than the amount of the license tax which said person should have paid, and not more than three times such amount; and each day that such violation shall have continued shall be considered separate offense. Tn addition thereto, such person shall be liable to the Territory in a civil action for a sum equal to double the amount, of a license fee or tax which he should have paid, and each day that such person shall have continued to have carried on such business without a license shall give the Territory a separate cause of action for such. amount and the Territory may join in a single proceeding as many causes of action as it has against one person under this provision.
 Section 24. Any Acts or parts of Acts in conflict herewith are here by repealed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
FIRST AP RIL WEDDING HAS
 TAKEN PLACE
Miss Elizabeth Thordarson Becomes Bride of
 John A. Key

A lovely April wedding took place in Resurrection Lutheran Church yesterday afternoon eat 5 o'clock when Miss -ElAabeth .Thordarson became the bride of MT. John AL den Key. ~
 Preceding the ceremony, MT. Ron- aid. Lister sang Believe Me. If All Those Endearing Young Charms. Mrs. Lister accompanied him. The bride entered to the strains of .Mendelssohn's Wedding March, played by Miss Rachel Borleck. She was charnningly gowned in dull vel. low crepe and carried yellow prim- roses and tulips with paper white narcissus.. Her sister, Mrs. Erling K, Olafson, who was nlatron of honor, wore black velvet and lace.
 Witnessed by Friends
 Lighted tapers in tall brass can delebra, cast a soft glow over the beautifully decorated chancel where the Reverend Firing K OlaAsoii' brother -in-law of the bride read the ceremony in the presence ol a few intimate friends. m MT. Bert McDowell attended the groom e
 Following the ceremony a buffet supper was served by Mrs. Olafson,
 
 assisted by Mrs. Lister, Mrs. James Orme and Miss Borleck.
 The bride graduated from the high school in Blaine, Washington, and later attended Washington State College at Pullman, She is also graduate of Grays Harbor Business Colle at Aberdeen, Washington.
 The groom, junior partner of the Pantorium Cleaners, is the son of MT. and Mrs. w. R. Key, of Fletch- CT, Oklahoma. He attended East ern Oklahoma College at Wilbur ton. tga
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION UPON
 FRANCHISE

To the Electors of the City of
 Juneau, Alaska: M
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 3rd day of March, 1883. the Common Council of the City of Juneau, Alaska, enacted, subject to the ratification by the electors of said municipality, that certain Ordinance No 211, entitled An Ordiance granting franchise tol w. H. Bacon, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, to useI certain streets, avenues and ways of the City of Juneau, Alaska, for the operation therein and hereover of automobile passenger busses and stages, and to operate and main tain an automobile passenger bus or stage line in the City of Juneau, Alaska, and to charge fares for the transportation of passengers in automobile busses and stages" which ordinance grants a franchise to-. w. H. Bacon, his heirs, ex- ecutors, administrators and assigns to use certain streets, avenues and ways of the City of Juneau, Alaska, for the operation therein and thereover of automobile passenger busses and stages, and to operate and maintain an automobile pas senger bus or stage line in the City of Juneau, Alaska, and to charge fares for the transportation of pas- sengers in automobile busses and stages.
 NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN that said franchise will be submitted to the qualified electors of the City of Juneau, Alaska, at the annual municipal election to be held therein on April 4, 1883, and that at such election the el- ectors of said municipality may ex- press by their vote their approval or disapproval of said franchise, and that such franchise will not become valid until it has been sub mitted to the electors of said municipality at said annual muni- cipal election and unless at least 55% of the votes cast at that election shall be in favor of such franchise.
 NOTICE IS FURTHER. HEREBY GIVEN that by said ordinance the Common Council designated said annual municipal election to be the election at which said franchise should be submitted to the quail fled electors of said municipality.
 NOTICE IS FURTHER HEREBY GIVEN that copy of said Ordi- nance, containing said franchise, may be inspected at the City Clerks office in the City Hall, in Juneau. Alaska.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, March 4, 1893.
 H. R. SHEPARD,
 .-- City Clerk. First publication, March 20, 1883. Last publication, April 3, 1883.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
How German treatment
 Stops Constipation

Acting on BOTH upper and low CT bowel. the German remedy Ad- Ierika stops constipation. It brings out the poisons which cause gas bloating and bad sleep. Butler Mauro Drug CO, in Douglas by Guys Drug Store. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
THE. DAILY ALAsKA EMPIRE MONDAY, RRH 8 f953.

Section 25. An emergency isI hereby declared tor exist and this Act shall take effect upon it's pas
 sage and approval, xg SI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
CARD PARTY

For Masons and Eastern Stars their wives and husbands, Monday April 3, at 8 pm. Admission, 25c Auction pinochle, and contract. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-04-03
We Stand for Permanent Improvements

These backed by good sound business judgment in all transactions and be made under the direction of CITY MANAGER who will devote his entire time the pope direction of city affairs
The Washington times., 1933-11-25
MILLING SEEKS
9TH STRAIGHT

Varias Milling. slim Filipino
boxer, who came out Of the West
recently to cause a disturbance in
featherweight ranks, will strive to
hang up his fifth straight victory
of his Eastern campaign next
Tuesday night when he faces Pete
Sarron in the 10-round windup at
Portner's Arena.
Milling's last two victims were
Eddie Burl and AL Roth. Burl
was knocked out in the third
round at Portner's two weeks ago.
Roth lost the decision to the Fill.
pino last Wednesday night at New
York.
Sarron will be no pushover for
Milling. Pete has won all but two
of IA fights in which he battled
here.
In the semiwindup of eight
rounds next Tuesday Bobby Lowry
will tackle Pete Bevans. Mike
Groves swaps punches with Sol
dier Van Heusen and Joe Green,
a local boy, tangles with Bobby
Ritchie,
The Washington times., 1933-11-25
D T n ENTRIES
FOR SWIM

Entries for the "Open Swim
Night" at the Y. w. c. A. on
December 1st are being received
at the office of the Health Edu-
cation Department-Fifth Floor
Seventeenth and K Streets. The
pool will be open from the hours
Of 4 to 6 p. m. Thanksgiving
Day.
The swimming events are open
to all who wish to participate
and who hold a yearly Y. w. c. A.
Physical Examination, which is
the only requirement for entrance
into the pool. There will be
an exhibition by the Mothers
Group-Mrs. Mary Tate, Mrs.
Helen Dunn and Mrs. Louise
Trueworthy, who will also assist
as officials. The Junior Swim
ming Team Of the Shoreham
Swimming Club is entering q large
number Of entries.
The Washington times., 1933-11-25

scored the game-winning marker
when Cooper ran around right end
for Is yards, after a pass, Cooper
to Lynch, netting 81 yards had
advanced the ball into excellent
position.
Splendid blocking gave Tech
both Of these scores. Every line
man got his man while the idle
backs got in the way of the re-
naming would.be tacklers-Quite
as if they had been doing these
things all their lives. In all it
was a great exhibition of blocking
and Hardell was forced to admit
after the game that it had been
pretty good"
Central Wins
Georgetown Prep, Central and
st. Adams won in other games
for the day, while Western and
Gonzaga played a 1912 tie.
Georgetown Prep defeated Friends,
"a to 7; Central whitewashed
Washington and Lee High, Of
Ballston, Va, 26 to 0, and st.
Adams defeated st. James. 8
to 0.
The big surprise of these con-
tests was the tie game which
Western and Gonzaga played.
The Purple Pot up a most stub
born battle and Western was
taken completely by surprise.