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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-15
Hockey Battles
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Canadian Section Teams Step
Up to Claim Full Share
Of Glory

New York, Jan. 15.-(R)-While the
American division race remained as
close as ever, tho clubs Of the Ma
tional Hockey Leagues Canadian Sec
ton stepped up to claim their full
share Of glory in battle that looked
Just as close Monday as the teams
prepared to start the second halt Of
the season.
The Amerles beat Boston 81, tied
Toronto's Maple Leafs. twice ct IL
and az, then weakened In their
fourth game after the hard overnight
Jump from Toronto to Chicago and
went down 40 before the Blackhawks
Sunday night.
The Canadiens trimmed their
townsmen, the Maroons, SO, to hold
second place safe, then played . score
less Ito with Ottawa Saturday night
in q game that enabled the Senators
to cling to fourth place. after the
Rangers had handed them . SIS set
back Thursday. The Maroons held
Detroit's Red Wings to . IL tie
Thursday but yielded to the Rangers
BY q 81 count Sunday night.
The Rangers turned hack Detroit
2-1 Ii the weeks first game and fol-
lowed with triumphs over Ottawa and
the Maroons. The Blackhawks also
went undefeated but they were held
to = scoreless tie with Boston Thurs
day.
Detroit stuck close behind the pace
settlers by tying the Maroons and
whipping Boston Sunday night, 10
The Bruins draw with Chicagc
brought them their only point Of the
week.
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Several Records Fall
In Skate Tournament

Minneapolis. Jan. 15.-PeJimmy
Webster, speedy blade ace Of st. Paul,
outclassed = brilliant field Of skaters
in the second annual Ten thousand
Lakes championships here Sunday to
retain the senior mems title he won
IA 1888.
Dot Franey, st. Paul, set two SEN
aor girls records. In the 220 and hall
mile events. Her time In the former
was :207. The recognized record,
:2l2, was made Jan. IL, 1929. by
Ioretto Neitzel. ct Detroit, Mich. In
the half mile, Miss Franey negotiated
tho distance In 1928, as against the
mark Of 1:34y6, also established off,
cially By Miss Neitzel, Feb. ., 1929
et Detroit.
Miss Franey took first place in each
of the three events Of her class.
To Richard Beard. Minneapolis, en-
teriug his second year Of speed skat-
ing competition, goes the honor 81
setting three national outdoor rec.
urds, In the 220, 40, and three-quar.
tor mile events. Boards mark In thu
first was 10 seconds flat. Beard.
tune IN the 40 was :307. In thu
three-quarter mile race. Beard skatet
the distance Ia 2:24.
Webster had = total Of 90 points
placing first IN the half-mile ant
mile and second Ia the 220.
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H0rsemen, Mules
To Attend BANQUET

South Bend, Ind, Jan. 15.-(P-
Elmer Layden, Notre Danes new
athletic director and football
coach, and all except one Of his
mates of -Four Horsemen' and
Seven Mules" fame, will be to-
gether again Monday night at the
annual gridiron testimonial din
ner Of the st. Joseph Valley
Notre Dame club.
Layden, who will officially take
charge Of athletics at Notre Dame
Feb. l, will be the chief speaker
at the rally for 1888 Irish team
which arose to make joyful an
otherwise sad season by beating
Army.
The only member Of the late
Knute Rockne's famous 1924
champions missing will be DR..
John Weibel. left guard, who died
several years ago.
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Griffith Cheered
By Amateur Sport
Says American People Show
Unmistakable Preference
for Simon-Pures
BY MAJOR JOHN L. GRIFFITH
president, National Collegiate Athle-
tic Association and Commissioner oil


tic Association and Commissioner Of
Athletics for the Big Ten)
Chicago, Jan. 15.-Viewing the stu
alton from every angle, I confidently
expect 1884 will be far better year
in college athletics than was 1888.
That the American people prefer
amateur athletics to other forms of
sports is evidenced by their atten-
dance at certain spectacular college
events as compared with their atten-
dance at other games, contests and
slectacleS.
A year ago more than 100000 spec
tators witnessed the opening ceremon-
les In connection with the Olympic
Games at Los Angeles. There were
more people that day in the Los
Angeles Coliseum than for number
OF years have attended any single
prize fight, wrestling match, horse
race, or professional baseball or foot
ball game. The Olympic Games, how
ever. are rich in tradition and natural
~ are not held in this country very
often. However, there are many
thousand football games played every
fall and this last season at several of
these games the crowds Appropriated
the crowd on the opening day of the
Olympic Games.
The National Collegiate Athletic as
ISOLATION conducted a survey this last
fall for the purpose of understanding
the state Of athletics in the Ameri-
can colleges. Among other things re-
vealed by this survey was the fact
that not only did the attendance at
college football games increase, but
further that the gate receipts in
creased approximately Is per cent as
compared with the receipts of 1882.
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New York, Jan. l6-R-Babe Ruth
was ready Monday to sign . contract
calling for the smallest salary ho has
received from the New York Yankees
since 102l.
Terms agreed to ct . conference
last Friday, Ruth and Col. Jacob
|Ruppert, owner Of the Yankees, were
70 meet In the ColonelS brewery Tor
the formal signing.
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Miller and Wolgast
Battle Foes Monday

New York. Jan. 15.-lREAGidget
Wolgast and Freddie Miller win send
the national boxing program off to
10 flying start Monday night IN New
Orleans and Detroit.
Wolgast, clever philadelphian.
tackles Jimmie Perrin Of New or.
leans In . 10-round non-title bout In
the southern city.
Miller, meanwhile, win trade
punches with Roger Bernard Of Flint,
Mich, at Detroit In another 10-round
overweight match.
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GATHER MOMENTUM
!. is tilt WEARS ON
!, TO WIN BY 81 TO IS
Everett Cox, Left. Handed Drib.
bier and Sharpshot, Bril-
liant Leader
HAVE CHALLENGED BRAVES
Westerners Hope to Win Right
to Participate in Class A
Tournament

Dickinson high schools greatest
basketball team since 1925 Monday
surveyed It's twin victories over the
Twin Cities Of the Missouri Slope
and measured It's prospects for par
ticipation In the North Dakota Class
A tournament In March.
After nipping Bismarck high 16 to
- in the Capital City Friday night,
Coach Charles Denton's Midgets from
the Stark county city Saturday night
crushed the Mandan Braves, the team
they have challenged for the Glass A
tourney right, under q 31-l6 fusillade
at the state training school gymnas-
ium In Mandan.
The same staying qualities which
enabled them to come from behind at
Bismarck served them In good stead
Saturday night, as the boys sporting
the black and orange spangles over
came Mandan's early lead and, gather
ing momentum all the way, turned
what had appeared close contest in
to . rout.
Gain lis Advantage
Mandan led Us at the end Of the
first quarter but Dickinson edged into
an 1l-o lead just before the gun end
ed the first half.
The Midgets came back In the Sec
ond half with q squirt but allowed
Mandan to creep within four points
OF their total as the third quarter
ended. Then came an exhibition of
an effective fast-breaking offensive
coupled with sharpshooting In the
final canto that left the Braves help
less.
Everett Cox, southpaw dribbler and
sharpshot, who carried the burden of
getting the ball into scoring territory,
led In the brilliant attack with six
field goals, some Of the one-handed
brand. and two free throws.
Baggenstoss Is Classy
Just as In the Friday night game
here. OSmund Baggenstoss, classy
guard, gave him plenty OF support.
In addition to his contribution OF two
field goals and q free toss, Baggenstoss
held Shadow Stumpf, classy Mandan
center, TO two field goals and as many
free throws.
All of the Dickinson starters figured
in the scoring. but they were greater
On the defensive.
Dickinson and Mandan are sched-
uled to clash March for the right
10 participate IN the Glass A tourney
The summary for Saturday night:
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jamestown -. II 6 o & SIS
Fargo ........ 3 10 II Z $50
Free throws, missed: Kreutz, Crary.
W. Fisher. Westby 3, Ingstad, Aues-
purger.
Referee. Ernie Anderson. Moorhead.
State Teachers college.
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Tlden and Vines to
Clash Again Monday

Boston, Jan. 15-(F1-Bm Tilden.
tie Old Master. and Ellsworth Vine1.
who may teach the teacher : few
tricks II the very near future. meet
Monday night ct the Boston darden
In professional tennis match snon.
sored BY the Longwood Cricket cluh.
During the last week. tho rreat
INden humbled Vines twice and once.
at Warrington. tho younsster put 49,
over on Big Bin. Vines may not Vim
Monday night. but tho match nroan.
ises to b no cut-and-dried affair.
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RADUNS LEADS BLACKHAWKS
TOVlCTORY OVER HIGH SCHOOL
Scores All Goals in so City
Hockey League Contest
Sunday Afternoon

With Paul Raduns playing a f1ashy
came, the Blackhawk hockey team
vhitewashed the high school sextet
to 0 Sunday afternoon in a city
hockey league game at North Rink.
Raduns scored all Of his teams
points in the contest, which was wit
messed by $50 fans.
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Basketball Scores
Wisconsin 81; Michigan q.
Minnesota 80; Iowa 80.
Illinois 80; Chicago 26.
Dickinson 81; Mandan Is.

AAA4A1OAO O1p S4AACW8O 6Vs
Dickinson 81: Mandan 16.
Purdue A.; Indiana Is.
West Virginia 81: Georgetown 80.
st. Vincent 81: Youngstown Is.
Notre Dame 81: Butler II.
Hamline 80: st. Marys "a.
Syracuse ~: Michigan State Il.
Cornell 80; Columbia %.
Penn State n; Bucknell 81.
Denison ~; Oberlin 81.
Wooster IS; Kenyon %.
William and Mary Il; Roanoke COL
lege 20.
Northwestern 80: Ohio State Is.
Fargo So: Jamestown IS.
Duluth Teachers ~: Moorhead
State Teachers Il.
Creighton 81: Grinnell 20.
Northern Illinois Teachers n; Car
roll 10.
Kentucky a: Tennessee q.
Georgia Tech 80: Georgia Is.
Alabama 81: L. s. q. %.
Texas Christian Is; q. Of Arkansas
Al.
Wabash IS; Earlham q.
Hanover 81: Oakland City %.
Catholic 20; Loyola Of Baltimore 28
st. Mary's IS; washington college
II.
: Washington tst. LOUISE g: Okla
homa A. & M. 30.
College Of Emporia a.: Haskell 50.
Rice 81; Southern Methodist Is.
Colorado y. a; Denver A. q. 10.
Texas a; Baylor IS.
Western State Teachers (Kalama.
zoo) a: Loyola Is.
Mankato Teachers 30; Bemidj
Teachers IS.
Penn College 80: Columbia College
la.
Carleton 50; Beloit q.
River Falls Teachers 81: Eau Claire
Teachers 80.
Simpson 20; Parsons q.
| Rutgers a; Leigh 10.
Pennsylvania SO: Harvard 70.
Whitewater Teachers ~: Steven
Point Teachers 20.
Missouri 36; Nebraska Is.
Oklahoma -: Iowa State 20.
N. Y. q. 10; Fordham q.
| Vanderbilt q: Tulane a.
| Temple 81: st. Joseph n.
North Carolina 81: Washington &
Lee a.
| Maryland %; v. P. I. q.
Valley City high a: Paramount II
Eastern Normal -; Rapid Cit!
School Of Mines 80.
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BEULAH, HAZEN SPLIT

Deulah, N. D, Jan. 15.-Beulah and
Hasen high school cage teams split
q Scocching doubleheader here. the
Deulah boys winning 1921 and the
Hasen girls snatching . 27-25 verdict.
Holmes Of the Hazen girls and Muir
pl1y a the Beulah boys were out
standing.
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UPSET OF IOWA GIVES PURDUE TOP p
GRANGE AND CHICAGO BEARS
HUMBLE PACIFIC ALL.STARS
N. D. Cage Schedule

MONDAY
Oslo at Mimic.
Wheelock 1t Tioga.
TUESDAY
Fessenden ct Maddox A. G..
Mott ct Flasher.
Rugby at Leeds.
Rhame ct Reeder.
Dawson at Tappen.
Cando at Devils Lake.
Wibaux, Mont, ct Sentinel Butte.
Edgeley ct Marion.
Ttoga ct White Earth.
WEDNESDAY,
Neche at Cavalier.
McClusky at DenhoY.
Linton ct st. Mary's (Bismarck).
Drayton at Hallock.
New Rockford ct Harvey.
Dodge at Golden Valley.
Park River A. G. ut Grafton.
Goodrich at Wing.
THURSDAY
Mohall at Donnybrook.
Devils Lake at Darlington.
FRIDAY
Devils Lake at Jamestown.
Fargo at Fergus Falls, MINI.
Grand Forks ut Wahpeton.
Mandan at Minot.
Bismarck at Valley City.
Dickinson at Glendive. Mont.
Y1or,,ax, a. NRoddor1r
Darlington at Fessenden.
Ray at Watford City.
Adams at Lawtton.
Aneta ct Neville.
Carson at Flasher.
Dickinson Model ut Beach.
Stanton at Beulah.
Kenmare at Bowbells.
Reeder at Bowman.
Bowesmont at Cavalier.
Flaxton at Crosby.
Wimbledon at Darcy.
Denhoff at Hurdsfield.
Svea at Eckelson.
Regent at Elgin.
Hope ct Finley.
Richardton at Hebron.
Hillsboro at Grafton.
Cando at Leeds.
sanborn ct Tower City.
Lisbon ct Cakes.
Minor at stirum.
Mott at New Leipzig.
Oriska ct Rogers.
Sherwood ct Tolley.
Sykeston at Cathay.
HannAford 1t Wallum.
Sidney, Mont, at Williston.
Underwood at Wilton.
Medina 1t st. Mary's bismarck.
Killdeer at Dunn Center.
Ardoch ct Drayton.
Rhame at Marmarth.
Gradin ct Armenia.
Taylor at Glen Ullin.
Belfield ct Fryburg.
Anamooee at Velva.
st. James At Mimic.
Affection at Englevale.
Minot Model at Berthold.
Cleveland ct spiritvood.
Lehr 1C AShley.
Edgeley ct La Moure.
Tioga at Hamlet.
Mercer ct Goodrich.
SATURDAY
Dickinson ct Beach.
Grand Forks at FairmOunt.
Bismarck ct J. g. Froeh.
Regent ct Leith.
Norwich At st. Leo;S (Minot).
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Suffer and M'Cauliff
Are Doubles Victors

Miami, Fla, Jan. 15-tReThe na-
tional indoor tennis champions GIN
Suffer Of New Orleans and Gene Me-
Cauliff Of New York, Monday wore
tho Miami Biltmore doubles crown.
In Z hardfought final round, they
defeated Frank Shields Of New York
and Rocardo Morales Of Cuba, IA. -,
6-3, 90.
George Lott Of Chicago was the
singles title Saturday By defeating
Bryan n. Bitsy) Grant, Jr., Of At
lanta, 81, 81, 11-o.
Sandpaper often = made Of ground
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CREAvY FACES THOMSON

C1kEAvx 1RV6S 10VQ0POGS
San francisco, Jan. 15.-RETom
C-eavy Of Albany, N. =, and Jimmy
Thomson Of Long Beach, Cal. were
to match shots Monday In the 36-hole
finals of the 1900 San Francisco ma
t:oual match play open solf cham
pton6hip,
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MILLERS BEAT SAINTS

Minneapolis, Jan. l5.-(R-Trail-
ing their down-river rivals for two
periods, Minneapolis came from be-
hind Sunday night and beat st. Paul
81 in Central Hockey league over
time contest.
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HIBBING CRUSHES DULUTH

Virginia, Mimi, Jan. 15.-(R)-Hlbb-
ing defeated Duluth Sunday Al In 4
Central League hockey contest. DOM
mating the play throughout. The
game was marked by the polished team
play Of the victors, whose passes baff-
led the Duluth forwards.
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Referee-Roy .. Mcleod Games
town College,. Umpire-A. G. Van
Wyk (Hope College,.
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COLEHARBoR BEATS e,Ann,so,u

CUAE6AKBO8 BEATS 0ARRln0l9
Garrison. n. D. Jan. lS-Oo1ahsr.
Dor high schools basketball, teem
wauoped darrisons quint q q Is in
9 rasged game here. Il was Colehar-
boris fifth successive Win. Is 1 same
between grade school teams, uesrieon
noaad CT ooashazbor T. = &
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(@lR( A(p(N|y
Lou and the Babe Go Fishing, But Lou Gets
All the Fish

Iu c5ehr and Babe Ruth frequently companions
dang trips got tip recently On new place to fish he called
tho Babe 49,
say" the phone we're n luck Just heard Of great
fghing around tor ct Ia the morning
friends fish the
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eandpaper often y made Of ground
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High School

Jundt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-17

Nemzeti Sznhaz tagjainak SEE
replesevel.
Harom esten pedig legszebh
magyar opera, Harry Janos kerul
bemutatora kaprazatos kiallitas.
ban a budapest magyar kir
operahaz tagjainak felleptevel.
A debreceni szorgalom, tehet
seq iinnepe lesz junius 2-1O-ie
el6 bizonysaga annak, hogy mes
letiportsagaban is epiteni, alkot
nj tud.
Azokat az amerikai magyaro
kat, akik junius 2-1O-ig Ma.
gyarorszagban lesznek, kerem
jojjenek el Debrecenbe. Otver
szazalekos kedvezmenyes jegy.
gyel utazhatnak ide az orszas
barmely reszeb6l. A varos ide.
genforgalmi hivatala mindenki.
mex az elhelyezeser6l gondosko.
dix, aki bejelenti erkezeset Is En-
magam is szivesen rendelkeze.
siikre allok honfitarsaimnak. En-.
gem vagy Fuggetlen Ujsag
kiadohivatalaban, vagy lakaso-
mon, az Arany Bika szallodaban
talalhatnak meg.
Fay Fisher Andor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-17
Egg no tapasztalata

Mrs. H. A. Strand Annadale-b6l,
Mimi, irja: "Sokat kinl6dtam szedii.
lest6l, fejfajast6l, hanyast6l es seek.
rekedest6l: mem volt etel, amelyet
elbirtam volna. Harom iiveg Forni.
fele Alpenkrauter hasznalata utan
mondhatom, hogy beleim rendesen
mik0dnek sok evi sz6krekedes utan:
etvagyam megn0vekedett hatalmasan,
meg tudom emeszteni etelemet es
gyarapodok er6ben." Ez az iidv0s ha-
tasu gy6gyfu keszitmeny serkenti az
emesztes es eltavolitas folyamatat
es kiil6n0sen olyan esetekben segit,
amelyeket nehezkes beltevekenys6g
idezett el6 A Forni-fele Alpenkrauter
drogistaknal mem kaphat6. Csakis
kiil6n helyi tgyn6k0k arusitjak. Ha a
szomsz6dsagban meg mines helyi
iigyn0k, egy Macy pr6baIveget b6r-
mentesen kiild 0nnek egy dollar6rt
DR. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 25O1
Washington Blvd, Chicago, Ill. Ir1on
ingyenes magyar olvasni val66rt Is
felvilagosit&s6rt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-17
FELHIVAS
Az AMERIKAI MAGYAR REFORMATUS INTEZMENYEK
vEZET0lHEZ, TACJAIHOZ!
TESTVEREK!


Orszaggyulesre hvunk bennetee Magyarok Or
szaggyulesere Cleveland Elso Egyhazba!
Mozdujon mnden Egyhazmegye Egyhaz es kavinista
estlet es kulde kepvse6 Kalvnsa Magyaro Orszag
gyulesere Cevelandba Legyen egnagyobb egyhaana
pek kepvseo Mem eznk kulonbsget kavna
magyar kozott hanem hvogaun mndenk nagy tesver ta
akozora.
Munka napjara Labor Dayre vendegul latja magyar
vinistakat Cleveland Elo Egyhaz hogy megrgyaa
begyuek mi eenk baa es szamba vegye
Beszeni hatarozni fogunk magyar kvnista Sion egy
Iegnek megepeserol observation-disclosures eszend csak
szivnek. Meg kel indulnunk gyogyulas utjan
H. Beszen es hatarozn fogunk mi kavna magyar
dam eetnk egerosebb arto oszoparo Reormatu Egyes-
etrol e minden egyhz egyletnkr6 Vi tuzze
akarjuk epiteni ezen teren jovend6t.
ILL., Beszeni e hatarozn fogunk ha addg
m! kav'nista satonkro ame egyege vegre
kell tsremeni BETH ereeve szet kel u
mex uzenetet mnden tesverhez
lndujon azert egesz Magyar Amerkaban
szegees eeezes ckkezes hogy hangos egyen egesz
eletunk gondolat e ept6 Tagyaak lie az oszag
gyales gonoatat egyhazmegy egyazak presbterua
gyletek vezeto Kozk ezreveceket Ceveandi Elso
Egyhazzal.
Az orszaggyulesre vao uazas kosege egyedu XII
adas Ha maspp leh akkor egyhazak vagy egye
tex etsek azoknk o magyaokna gazoln Is olaf kot
seget, akk ehozzak kikuldotteket cleveland Sonba
anacsado zora testvr keze nagy szukseg az e6
s Mozduatok meg aze kavnsa magyarok hogy
dadalmas es aldasokban gazdag legyen Oszaggyues
Szantsaok magatok uj szanast Tamadjon u eletre mi
Sonunk! Eel scent, nagyszeru kuzdelemre!
Testveri szereete:
DIR. HERCZEGH JOSEF
Topart Egyhazmegye elnoke
Cleveland Elso Egyhaz lelkipasztora
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-17
JOJJON Ell
.DEBRECENBE.

Az amerikai magyarok kozott
sok embert fiiz kellemes kap-
csolat, emlek Debreczenhez. A
reformatus lelkeszek taborabol
sokan vannak, akik lit vegez ztek
iskolaikat, lit kaptak lelkeszi ke-
pesitesuket. Es sokan vannak
olyanok is, akiket rokoni kapcso-
lat fiz Debreczenhez!
Aki regen mem jart itt: az
alig ismer Tiszantul f6varosara.
A regi poros, elhanyagolt varos-
boil: egy gyonyorii sep, parkok-
kal, fasorokkal, viragszegelyek-
kel diszitett varost varazsolt a
debreceni alkotoer6.
Egymasutan letesultek lit a
parkok, fasorok, dis zkertek. A
nagyerd6 megszepult. az egye-
temi, klinikai telep parjat mem
talalni Europaban, olyan sep.
A Nagyerdoben olyan strand
fiirdoje van ennek a varosnak,
nelyet megbamulnak az idegenek
akik az utolso evek alatt nagy
szammal keresik fel Debreczent.
DR.. Vasary Istvan, ennek a va
rosnak kiyalo polgarmestere a
nyomor enyhit6 akcio soran ESQ.,
nakazo tavat is lktesitett, de min
den alkotasnal nagyobb a
hatalmas 10000 szemelyt befo-
gado Stadium, amit junius 2-an
adnak at hasznalatra.
Orszagos, 8 napig tarto iinnep-
seq lesz akkor Debreczenben.
Ipari kiallitasok es vasarral egy-
bekotve. Kiilon vonatok hoz-
Yak egesz heten keresztul ide az
idegeneket. Ez rendez6bizott-
sag gondoskodik rola, hogy aki
idejon, az jol erezze magat, an
max orokre felejthetetlen marad-
jon Debreczenben toltott ido.
A Stadiumban nemzetkozi tor
naversenyek lesznek, maid kato-
mai Observation-Disclosures fejezik be
a sportiinnepelyeket.
Estenkent pedig> az 6si kolle-
gium udvaran felallitott szabad-
teri szinpadon lesznek unnepi
jatekok.
Az els6 este Hajdu Bokreta
neven Paulini Bella, a kival6 ir6
vezetesevel a falvak nepe fog
bemutatni szinpompas enekeket,
tancokat, nepszokasokat. A nepi
el6adasoknak orszagos a neve,
biztosan nagy sikere lesz annak
Debrecenben is.
Ket este a ko1l3gium hires ta-
narar6l, a tudos Hatvanirol sz6-
Is darab keriil szinre a budapetsi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-17

Theodore Roosevelt is meg
szolalt.
A volt es regen elhunyt eln0k
pepszeru nevet viszi ez az ifioncE
a porondra, mikor kozeletkeznis
mereszel es i1yen ceIbol a sz&jxfH
kinyitja, amt torvennyel kellene
betiltani a kozbekesseg erdek<
ben.
Ez Theodor Roosevelt arrd1I
hires, hogy legeslegbutabb en-
bere az orszagnak.
Olyan buta, hogy mikor All
Smith ellen kormanyzonak fu-a
tott New Yorkban. kozrohej tar
gya volt a kampany idejeben.
inert ha megakadt beszedeben,
AIT soha folytatni mem tudta-
Mert masok irtak minden be-
szedet.
Es ez a vilag butaja, akit
azota republicans part choke
fontos tisztsegekkel ruhazott fel,
most eleg okosnak erzi magat,
fhogy az orszag legtehetsegesebb
emberet megitelje es elitelje.
A multi heten kezdte meg ezt
a szerepleset, es mondott mind
jart olyan marhasagot. amit nem
koszont meg neki t6kesosktaly.
AIT mondta, hogy a Roosevelt
kormany nem liberals.
SGT tovabb ment es Roosevelt
kormanyat reakciosnak nevezte.
| Hat ennel a pontnal aztan
megallunk.
Megallunk, inert megallt a to
kesosztaly szeme is, mikor !
volt nagy elnok kis buta ut6da
EFT nagy marhasagot kimondta.
| A t6kes osztaly mem art
akarta.
Hiszen a tokes osztaly nem IS
AIT allitja. hogy Roosevelt kor-
many liberals, hanem radikahs-
max nevez mindenkit. akinek re-
sze van az vi dealben.
| Fz a ket labu baron meg fell
fodozi, hogy tevedesben volt AZ
egesz orszag idaig, inert az Vi
deal reakcios emberek reakci6s
alkotasa.
| Hat EFT aztan mem lehet neman
eltiirni.
lit mar mem kivankozik, de
kiugrik a $40 az ember tollab6l,
lit mar csunya jelz6 lesz mind
abbol, amit az ember tisztesse-
ges hangon szeretett volna meg
irni.
Es lit mar vege minden sza-
badsag-szeretetnek, es minden
torvenynek.
| 1t mar AIT kivanja az ember,
hogy korlatozzak ebben az or
szagban szabad szot, es tiltsak
meg marhaknak, az ismert es
elismert marhaknak, hogy sza-
jukat kinyissak.
Mert ha Theodor Roosevelt,
meg a hozza hasonlo gentle
menek ezeket az aranykopeseket
folytatjak, akkor lit az eletet
igazan nem igen lehet maid eli
viselni.
| Ha ilyen huszemelet butasago-
kat kell hallgatnunk es elhall-
gatnunk, akkor igazan jaj lesz
most mar ennek a szegeny, meg
lgyotort, bekessegre vagyo or
szagnak.