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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
IeAzsAeOT kELL szOLelLIlTi

Roosevelt Vi dealt igert Is ait
probal adni az orszagnak.
Igazsagosabb Is helyesebb lesz1
els6 sorban a bankrendszer IS ez
mindenesetre nagy krtek.
Ezzel azonban mem lehet ell
siklani multi folott Is a nep
mem fog adni nyugodni, amig
teljes igazsagot mem fognak az
eddigi manipulaci6kert szolgal-
tatni.
A vilag masodik legnagyobb
bankjanak elcsapott elnoke (Roo-
sevelt kivansagara csaptak el)
olyan nyiltan, olyan cinikusan is-
merte be, hogy a kozonskget tu-
datosan csaltak Is fosztogattak,
hogy a lemondassal mem lehet
beerni.
Mem bosszuallas, hanem a is
zan esq keszteti a lakossagot ar
ra, hogy igazsagszolgiltatast ko
veteljenek Is biinosok megbun-
teteset kivanjak.
Will Rogers nagyon helyesen
jegyezte meg - trefabol, hogy
Amerika nemzetkozi bankarjai
az amerikai nep vegtelen tiirel-
m&nek koszonhetik az eletuket,
inert helyiik regen a lampava-
saxon lenne.
Mem kivanja oda kuldeni SEN
XII 6ket.
Mem kivan anarchiat vagy
forradalmat egy j6zan ember sem
az orszagban, de igazsagot, All
koyetelnek.
| Mert vi deal, vagy mem vi
deal, visszaelesek ujra lesznek.
l1a azokat nehezebb lesz elk0-
vetni, az meg mem jelenti, hogy
mem is probaljak, mem is fogjak
elkovetni. Kulon0sen, ha a ban
kar urak AIT latjak, hogy regi
binok megtorolva mem lettek.
INSULT, a villanycsal6t, mem
tudjak Gorogorszagb6l vissza.
hozni.
De banjanak el azokkal tob-
bi csalokkal, akik meg lit vannak
| Akik az osszeharacsolt nagy
vagyonnal egyszeriien elvonul.
tax a bankcsalasok szinterer6l &
milliok birtokaban elvezik az
eletet, milliok tonkre tett re.
r.enysegen.
Tudja kozonseg, hogy a ban
lok osszeomlasanak Macy resze,
az ertekek osszezsugorodasa
okozta Is mem kivanjak, hogy
csukjanak be minden bankart az
orszagban.
De igenis csukjak be, meg pc
dig siirg6sen csukjak be azokat
a multi-milliomos gazembereket,
akik tudva ertektelen papirokat
varrtak nagykozonseg nyaka-
ba, akik bevallottak, hogy csala-
81 szandekbol gamblereztek a
kozonseg penzevel
Ha Roosevelt csakugyan ui
dealt akar adm az orszagnak =
es ebben ma senki mem akar ke-
! te1kedni akkor e1eHcorhan .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
Akit nen, lehet agvoniitni
REGENY


klink - j6l megn&ztem tegnap
este Szaraz Hallban. ,Nagyon
szenvedelyesen viselkedett, Ari-
zonaban az els6 0t perc utan le-
l6ttek volna. De rend6r mem
akart hozzanyulni Is garanciSt
v&llalt erte. 0szinten, Charlie
nem egeszen ertem a dolgot, de
megteszem, amt kivannak t6lem.
De valahogy olyan nyomaszt6 Err
zesem van, mint soha. Mintha
valami keszllne ebben varos-
ban, ami meg az en- viharedzett
gyomromat is megfekszi, mar az
el6erzete is.
Semmi mondta Trift
gondtalanul Haybodynak
minden Okla meg van ra. hogy
elkovessen valamit a varosnak
pedig minden Okla meg van "a.
hogy ne itelje el. Exert van
sziiksegik valakire, aki mindent
niagara vallal, amit Haybody el-
kovet.
1gen - morogta Fatklink
olvastam Timesban. Es me-
gis.. Tudja, megnyugtato erzes
lenne az, hogy maga lit van. De,
.6szinten sz6lva, az benyoma-
som, Charlie, hogy maganak a
tetlenseg az agyara ment. Mas
szoval, AIT hiszem, hogy szep
ecsondben meg6riilt. Kilonben
mem tudnam megmagyarazni ma
gamnak, miert kivanta t6lem ma
reggel, hogy egy sargarepat te-
gyek fiilem moge es. azzal Sc
taljak vegig a piacon?
Gondolja felelte szorako-
zottan a feliigyel6 - hogy ez
barkinek sikeriilne, minden gya-
korlas nelkul? Olyasvalakinek
is, akinek kisebb file van, mint
maganak Is nekem? Igaz ugyan,
hogy egy legyez6 konnyebb a
sargarepanal.
Fatklink remenyvesztetten ne
zett a szerencsetlen fe1igyel6re
Arcan szegyenl6s mosoly piros-
lott. Fatklink mindig masok
tettei miatt szegyelte magat. DE-
Trift nyugodtan folytatta az esq
telen fecsegest:
Nezzen hatra, Al. En- maj
egy fel 6raja bamulom AIT fe.
kete kretaval irt szot a varos.
haza falan - Is mem tudok XII.
okoskodni bel5le. Amint latja
az van odairva szokatlan hely.
re, hogy: "Ziegfield. p" Az iras
er6sen hasonlit Tim Haybody
irasahoz. Mindenesetre furcsa
szenvedely, a varoshazat hasz.
nalni noteszkonyvnek. Van We
lemenye a dologrol. Fatklink?
-Nekem nincs, hangzott a
valasz. Trift felallt Is fizetett
Smith pincer rajongo tekintettel
ALT el6tte. Felmegyiink a
varoshazara, erdekl6dni
mondta Trift, inert megesett a
szive pinceren, akinek SCENE
b6l egg kivancsisag sugarzott. -
Kivancsi vagyok, hogy fogadta
Haybody baratunk az ablakcsi-
nal6k gyors munkajanak hi
ret. Velem jon Fatklink?
Fatklink bolintott. Ismerte
mar Trift veszeked6s termesze-
tet Is maris fazott attol csete-
patetol, amt a feliigyel6 a va
roshazan valo erdekl8desnek ne
vezett. Smith irigyen nezett a
lompos Fatklink utan. Szerette
volna, ha mindig OFT lehetne
Trift kisereteben Is sutkerezhet-
ne tiszteletben, amely a hosz-
szadalmas feliigyel6nek kijart.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
REvIl0 Is IRREDENTIzllUS

Ket idegen hangzasu $50, de
ertelmet IS jelcnteset mindenitt
szeles E vilagon egyforman ma
gyarazzak.
A revizio es irredentizmus
eszmeje mindig cit a vilagon,
amiota kerdeseket er6hatalom-
NAL inteztek el. Irredentak vol
tax franciak a legutobbi fel-
szazadon at; irredentak voltak a
lengyelek, haz&juk felosztasa ota !;
irredentak voltak a romanok az
Erdely Is Besszarabia iranti va
,yakozasukban; irredentak voltak
az trek az angol vilaghatalommal
szemben Is ICY folytathatnok
tovabb. Elmondhatjuk, hogy alig
volt allan Eur6paban, ahol a re-
vizionak Is irredentizmusnak ia
laja mem lett volna. Megvan az
Franciaorszagban epugy mint
Olaszorszagban Is Bulgariaban,
szintugy mint a Nemet biroda-
lomban vagy epen Lengyelor-
szagban. A revizio es irredentiz-
nus talaja megvan mindazon or
szagokban amelyek mem alkot-
max vagy mem alkothatnak egy-
seges nemzeti allamot es megvan
mindazon nemzeteknel. amelyek
kisebb nagyobb reszei nemzet
testei mas orszagok fenhatosa-
ga ala kerultek.
Az irredentizmus &, revizionis-
ia mozgalom kozott mindossze
az a kiilonbseg, hogy mig az e.
obbi kizarolag nemzeti erzelme-
ket vcsz figyelembe. addig az
ltobbinal a nemzeti celok hat
terbe szorulnak es gazdasaei
okok jatszak a dont6 f6szere
pet. A revizio es irredentizmus
sl6 tenyez6k, anelyekkel mind
addig es mindenutt szamolni kel.,
amig igazsagtalansagot csinaltak
es ahol a lelkekben elo fajdalom-
NAL szamolni kell. A revizios
mozgalmak egyid6sek a vilagha-
horut kovet6 bekeszerz6desekkel
A revizio ma: ego faklya
amely vegig vilagit a civilizalt
| orszagokon es bevilagit az agy
velokbc es szivekbe; perzsel9
faklya. amely maga el6tt es mo
gott feleget mindent ami az igaz
sagtalansagot tar
tani es felegeti inindazt, ami ut
1jat akarja allani "a lelkek ken
fgesztel6desenek Is megbecsiiIe
senek. Ahol ugy szukseges, OF
onmaga kesziti el6 onmaga re
szere az utat es ICY a revizi,
magaert az igazsag ervenyesule
seert. a revizioert gy6zedelmes
kedik; ahol pedig ugy sziikseges
OFT az irredentizmus szallascsi
naloja lesz revizionak.
| Amig meg csak mosolyogtal
es szantak a revizio gyerer
Delentkezo harcosait. addis
csak artatlan jelenseg volt. dt
ma, mikor mar vegig diiboroe
az egesz vilagon, sorompoba al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
HA EGYLETENEK

meghiv6ra, levelpapirra, bori-
tekra, bali belepti jegyekre,
lunch ticketekre, vagy egyeb
szep kivitelu nyomtatvanyokra
volna sziiksege, ajanlja lapunk
moderniil felszerelt nyomdaia
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
(Folytatas.)

{Folytatas.)
Mert megcsinaltattak! -
kialtott Tim. Gyorsan meg
csinaltattak, hogy le lehessen
tagadni.
En- mar hst 6rakor bent,
voltafn hivatalban nyug-
tatta meg Slimley fogalmaz6 az
izgatottan hadonasz6 embert -
IS mar akl<or rendben voltak az
ablakok. Ejjel mem dolgoznak az
iiyegesek. Nit akar m&g7 Mi&rt
akArja, hogy letart6ztassuk? Ta-
Ian mines lakasa7 Ok n&lknl nem
szabad letartoztatni valakit.
De en- este Szaraz Hal
ban IS botranyt csinaltam. Osz-
szetortem az iivegeket Is meg
sebesitettem az egyik vendeget.
Minden jelentes hozzam
&rkezik .Bettleham azonban mem
tett panaszt. Pedig Bettleham
mem az az ember, aki lenyeli,
ami begyeben van. A szolga-
latot teljesit6 rend6r sem jelen-
tett semmi rendellenesseget.
Kenytelen vagyok a szemebe
mondani Mr.. Haybody, hogy
val6tlansagot. beszel.
Igen? - kialtott Tim el-
torzult arccal Is vorosen a duh-
t6l igen?! Maguk nagyon
is ravaszok, baratom! De en- XII
jelentem, hogy meg fogok olni
valakit! Erti?! Ez eletveszelyes
fenyegetes. Exert borton jar!
Tart6ztasson le!
Dehogy mosolygott
Slimley kis madararca ez
mem eletveszelyes fenyegetes.
Csak akkor va1ik azza, ha meg
mondja, kit akar megolni.
Megmondom - tajtekzott
Tim a polgarmestert! Ha
mem tartoztat le, megolom a
polgarmestert! Erti?!
Slimley vallat' wont. EFT fe-
lcl6sseget mar mem vallalhatta
egyedll. Felallt IS megnyult arc
cal ltpett be a f5nokehez.
Ialln .hiIom pegcig volt benn,
lnialstt Tim i fogalmaz6i $50
ba ablaiesb6l ! f6t&rre b&mult.
aho1 most a reggeli piac Glete
nyuzsgott. Tim egyszerre nagy
nyugalmat &rzctt. 1gaz, hogy egy
el6zetess letart6ztatas meg mem
itelet Is a Haybody-vagyon
csak akkor szall Timre, ha jog
cr6sen eliteli a varos, a jelen-
legi 0r0k0s. De ez megis szGp
kezdet lenne Is letart6ztatas
most mar mem maradhat el, hi
szen tanu el5tt kijelentette, hogy
meg fogja olni polgarmestert..
Az alto kinyilt Is Corner egye-
dill lepett a szobaba. Kezet TO-
gott Timmel Is ICY sz6lt:
Kedves Haybody, ne ha-
ragudjon, de a titkarom teljesen
nagyot hall Is egy sz6t sem er-
tett abb6l, amit on mondott ne
XII.
Corner, 5szinten szolva ait
varta, hogy az ifju Haybody
meg5riil a diiht6l, ennek hal
latan. De Tim lenezett az alba
kon At f6terre Is figyelm&t, ugy
latszott, teljesen lekoti valami.
A f6teren, a kofak Is vasarl6k
forgatagaban, ket kenyelmes en-
Der s&talt karonfogva. AZ egyik
ket meter magas volt, a mask
alacsony. Az alacsony rettene-
tesen kopott Is rossz ruhat vi
self: fekete-piszkos zakk6t, anne
lyet derekan egy barna nadrag-
szij szoritott ossze. A ket meter
magas ember most lehajolt Is hi
hetetlen iigyessSggel kilopott cgy
tele kosarb6l kGt darab sarga-
repat. Az egyiket az alacsony-
max adta. A kofa nem vett &sz-
re semmit. Most mindaketten a
fiildk mog2 dugtak a sargarepat
Is ugy mentek buszk&n tovabb,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

q VliaS legmdgaSdDD cm-
bereinek, r1em csoda te-
hat, >hogy annyit iszik.
Mire whisky leer a
gyomraba, mar ujra meg
szomiazott."
Haybody.
Fatklink, fekete zakkoban,
amelyet derekon sarga -b6rov szo-
ritott ossze, szomoru arckifeje-
zessel tilt Trift mellett az Abb
gate-kavehaz terraszan. Sokak-
max feltnnt delutani 6rak jaro-
kel6i koziil, hogy Trift ilyen top
rongyos alakkal I'll le f6teri ka-
vehaz ele. De Trift mem to-
r6dott ezzel. Regen ismertek
.egymast, 8 Is Fatklink. A fell
iigyel6t allandoan ARA emlekez-
tette ez szerencsetlen flotas.
hogy az Egyesilt Allamokban
meg sincs minden rendben. A
gazdag es hatalmas gangsterek
es racketeerek minden buntetes
alol XII tudnak bujni es penzzel
meg a kozbecsuiest is meg tud-
jak vasarolni, SGT bizonyos erte-
lemben a rend6rseget is. Helyet-
Tux szerencsetlen fickok iilik lie
az enyhen kiszabott bintetest
par dollarert, ame1yet biinte-
ties kitoltese napjan hitterit6nek
oltozott kuldonc hoz a cellajukba.
Fatklink mestersege egyike leg
sajatsagosabb amerikai foglalko-
zasoknak. Amikor egy Messari,
vagy Capone kedves emberet a
rend6rseg mar sehogy sem tudja
futni engedni, jelentkezik egy je-
lentektelen kilseju Fatklink.
vagy Brown, vagy Fincey Is be-
vallja, hogy 8 kovette el a lovol-
dozest vagy csempeszest, vagy
emberrablast, amivel a befolyasos
gangstert gyanusitjak. A nagy
gangster is oriil, hogy eliteltet
valakit Is Brown vagy Fatklink
is oriil, inert nyolc-tiz dollart kap
minden napert, amt artatlanul III
le a bortonben. Icy lehetseges
aztan az, hogy Fatklink, aki a
vilag legjamborabb fick6ja es So
ha meg egy idegen filler keze-
hez mem tapadt, huszonnyolc ewes
koraig osszesen hat evet toltott
mar a bortonben Is hivatalosan
hejegyzett gaztettei kozott a rab-
logyilkossag is szerepel. Fatklink
azonban mem tor6dik ezzel, inert
"a lelkiismerete tiszta es kedelye
deriis, bar erzelmessegre halo.
Most szomoruan nez Triftre,
inert nagyon szereti a felugyel6t,
de nem teljesitheti a kereset.
Miert mem mondja meg, ~
faggatja Trift hogy XII irta ma
ganak azt.a levelet?
Mem tehetem, s6hajtja
Fatklink mem tehetek t0bbet,
mint hogy nnegmondtam maga-
max, hogy valaki idehivott, inert
valaki helyett magamra kell maid
vallalnom valamit. De hogy
XII hivott Is mennyit fizet. ait
mem szokas megmondani, mem
akarom, hogy kizarjanak a szak-
mamb6l.
Waddewaiter irta levelet?
kerdezte a Nyomaszt6an Ma
gas Charlie, egszink&k szemeit
Fatklink arcara fuggesztve.
Fatklink mem fele1t, csak So
hajtott IS masfele nezett. Volt
egy szegyenl6s mosolya, amelyet
a rossz emberek utaltak, 4 j6in-
dulatuak azonban szerettek benz
ne. Trift el&gedetten b6lintott,
= hallgatast belcegyez3snek is
vette.
Mondja, fatklink - kerr.
dezte ugy inellekesen tudja
mar hnrv III ~ al; hA1ve+f maid
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
REGENY

seget erezte, hogy azonnal rairja
akarmivel, akarmire, inert felt,
'hogy elfelejti. Es Tim most a
varoshaza piacra nez6 fa1ira irta
a kezeben lev6 szennel ait a
sz6t, amely a reggeli napsutes-
ben ugy feketellett, mint a me-
ne, tekel, annak idejen:
"ZIEGFIELD?. y"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30
TX. FEJEZET.

"Trift feliigyel6 egyike
a vilag legmagasabb en-
bereinek, - mem csoda te-
hat, hogy annyit iszik.
Mire a whisky leer a
gyomraba, mar ujra meg
szomiazott."
Hovhodv
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-03-30

A veszekedes mar a kapuban
megkezd6dott. A Timmel val6
erintkezest6l eltekintve, Silver
Crack hat6sagi kozegei meglehe-
t6sen baratsagtalanok voltak. Ez
talan azert van, inert fizetesik
ioval meghaladta a letminimu-
mot. Trift varoshaza kapu-
jaban posztolo rend5rhoz for
dult:
= Ismeri maga az)ifjabb Hay
bodyt?
Mem.
Nit, nem kialtott, tala-
lomra. Trift hiszen ma reg
gel IS beszelt velel
(Folytatjuk)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-08
Health Dept. Rules
 Oyster Cultivation
Raising Requires More Care and Gets More Supervi
 sion Than Suspected

Oyster raising requires far more painstaking care in cultivation and is subjected to more regulations by state and federal health author ities than the average person who partakes of the nutritious oysters iron, copper, iodine, protein and citamin content at the dinner table would suspect, according to a de- scription of the industry and its su- pevision given by Warren J. Scott, engineering of the state depart director of the bureau of sanitary ment of health, in the departments weekly broadcast today.
 Demand for oysters has devel- oped an industry of considerable size in Connecticut and has neces- sitated oyster farming on basis similar to hte farming of agricul- tural products, MT Scott said. Con- trary to general opinion, the oy- ster is not cultivated in a single season, but must go through life cycle of three to four years before it is ready to market. During this period, 1t is necessary to cultivate them carefully, to furnish them one kind of a home when very young, to transplant them to other grounds as they reach maturity, to protect them from their natural enemies which would otherwise destroy them and finally harvest them and prepare them for mar ket.
 Sanitary supervision takes place throughout the oysters life. The bivalve passes through tis body several gallons of water daily, so that it is pure and wholesome as long as the water is clean. There- only in areas approved by the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-08
A Daily Story
 Real Life

forlorn hope. Charge after chargS was launched crashing against the Navy line. Battered, hurt, an- guished with punishment, the Navy fought for time. Slowly they came to their feet after each scrimmage, slowly they moved out of their huddles, slowly they started their plays. It was as if their captain counted each separate grain trick ling through an hour glass, know ing that Time would have them.
 "We're playing twelve men" Colonel Costigan growled bitterly in his throat. "Father Time has joined the Navy"
 With inspired desperation the Navy rallied against the Army attack. Like warriors defending their homes they defended their goal line. Still the Army managed to steal short yards into their ter ritory. At last they were on the
 1.-TWO minutes to play. It looks as if this mighty battle is in the bag for the Navy. Their heads are bloody but unbowed. Ball is Army's on the Navy's 20-yard line. But believe me, from what's gone be- fore those 20 yards are a long, long way to Tipperary."
 The radio announcer paused. The Army team had sprung to place. Something stirred in Colonel Costigan's heart. He recognized the formation. A formation the Army had abandoned early in the season as too risky.
 God, hope it's not too late" The Colonel exploded. Della only stared, winking the tears from her eyes.
 The center swung back the ball. Hall caught 1t. He faded as if for the forward pass, then swiftly shifted to a lateral. This was the one maneuver the Navy defense evidently had not foreseen. The left halfback caught the ball run ming. His feet spurning the turf, he raced unchecked across the
 In the frenzy that followed Colonel Costigan kissed Della.
 tI guess that will teach Hal the value of flank attack for life. The battle of Soissons was not fought in vain."
 THE END F
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-08

fore, market oysters may be grown health authorities after, carrying out thorough sanitary surveys and collecting samples of the water for analysis, in order to be sure that harmful sewage pollution does not come in contact with the shellfish.
 Shucking and packing houses are kept under constant surveil- lance by the state department of health. Shuckers are examined yearly to make sure they are free from disease. Samples of shucked oysters are frequently collected and analysed in the state labora- tories. Certificates of approval are granted yearly to approved houses and a license number is provided by which their product is Identified as to origin. The houses are likewise licensed by the federal government.
 Precautions by local, state and federal agencies are undertaken, publci may derive the benefit of all MT Scott explained, so that the possible protection to bring to 1t a product that is safe as well as en- joyable and nutritious.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-12-08

serves this quarter. Then where
 But the Navy must be tired too," suggested Della. wen be as strong as they are"
 "Not good enough. Played a bet ter defense than we did. Advan- tage always with the defense. l learned that at Soissons." Col onel Costigan's tones were acrid with recollection of his bitterest battle. Taught it to Hall his first year at the Point when he fiunked in tactics. Hammered that Sois- sons battle into him and how we won out in the end with a flank at- tack so he'd never forget it. Foot ball is like war. too damn much like war.
 once more the teams were ,on the field. Once more the cheering. Once more the mad excitement as the twenty-two gridiron gladiators faced each other.
 "Substitutions for the Third Quarter. Coles, number 65 for Captain Costigan. At tackle, Deems for Kelley" .
 Della Lee turned with g gasp to the Colonel. He had heard but seemed unconcerned. Frontal at- tack-fatal, fatap' he kept mumb- ling. "dope this new quarter knows better"
 Yet they kept up their battering ram tactics. But their fire was quenched. The quarter ended with no score.
 Colonel Costigan turned sudden ly to Della.
 "Listen. Della. I must get word to Hal. They'll be putting him in this last quarter. can't go my self, wouldn't look right, but you can slip down behind the players bench. Police won't stop a woman. Hop down, child, catch his atten- tion and for Gods sake shout Re- member Soissons!"
 SHE CLIMBED
 ONTO THE FIELD
 Sweftly Della obeyed the com mand. She raced down the con- crete steps. climbed into the field, an obliging cheer leader, thinking it some emergency, helped her to the rail. Hal was dropping his blanket preparing to go into the scrimmage. She caught his eye. Lifting her trembling voice she shrilled:-
 Remember soissons! Remem- Der Soissonsn'
 The last quarter. Suddenly 1t seemed as if the grim ghost of war stalked across the .chalked turf. In the eyes of the players was that bitter. angry glint seen in the eyes of soldiers fighting a
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bling ball, ran three paces, then stumbled. The ball cavorated across the goal line. A charging Navy end dove and covered it with his body. A moan went up from the Army stands.
 Midshipmen. massed in the cen ter of their stand, sang shouted, cheered. Their team settled itself for the place kick. From the soul of every Army man and woman a prayer ascended to the God of Chance that the kick would fail; from the Navy stands rose other prayers to that same God that the ball would fly straight between the goal posts. The God of Chance heard the Navy's prayer.
 "Goal!" shouted the radio an- nOuncer
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Lithuanian fandom of Waterbury was more than elated this week reading the that Joe Stancook, Lithuanian boy, had been named captain elect of the Army football team Rev Joseph J. Valan- tejus, keable pastor of St Josephs church. and his worthy assistant Rev John Kripas, intimate friends of Stancook When the two genial cergymen took the parish baseball team to West Point two years ago. reward for winning the Parochal School baseball title, they introduced to Stancooks dad and posed for group photo with Sheriff John Jenusaits doing the Hook at the birdie" act The picture treasured by Father vaantieus and will appear in the next issue of the Lithuanian paper The Army grid star shook hands with the cerygmens youthful guests at the time that being when he was just another cadet and not the popular sport celebrity he is today Stancooks block ing for Jack Buckler AllAmercan nominee, and Paul Johnson in the Cadets backeld this year rewarded when his teammates showed their appreciation by elect ing him their 1884 leader Joe is the lad who spent year at Notre Dame and couldn't make the sity team.
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EAGLES WILL MAKE
 TRY TOSAVE HOME
Will Discuss Ways and Means at Meeting Week
 From Tonight

A special meeting of. the Water bury Aerie of Eagles will be held one week from this evening for the purpose of forming program of action designed to have the or ganization's home from foreclosure proceedings. Lieut-Col William J. Shanahan and Arthur J. Lunny have been named as 8 committee to make arrangements for the meeting and to suggest ways and means of accomplishing the pur- pose. Former Mayor Francis F. Guilfoile has been invited to ad dress the meeting. President c. Francis Stein presided last evening.
 Committee reports indicated that the fifth of series of barn dances would be held Saturday night of the present week and that the wo- mems auxiliary would continue it's weekly card parties on Wednesday afternoon.
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Della turned, her lower lip caught in her teeth. She saw Colonel Costigan's mouth set in grim lines. stern expression of dis appointment.
 Poor Hal," Della began. "He must feer"-she did not finish.
 The embattled teams were again fighting. Now the. Army played with doggedness that would not be denied. Nicer football tactics were thrown aside. With bitter, angry disregard for the human bet