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The Washington times., 1934-09-13
TURNE5A
AND LITTLE
ADVANCE
BY DAVIS ]. WALSH

BROOkb1NE, Mass, SepI. Is
I.N.SO.-Dave Goldman, the
bright young man from Dallas,
Tex, went into the sixth round
of the National Amateur golf
championship today by defeating
the Western junior champion,
Fred Haas, jr., New Orleans, 2
and /. Goldman's system in this
match was practically infallible.
He simply got in front and stayed
there.
A birdie 8 at the second started
him off. A par 35 to the turn
staked him to a three-hole lead.
The rest of the way he just
coasted. Haas winning only two
holes, the fourth and fifteenth.
Their cards:
Out
Goidmsa Easi :::::: 81 4s4 254 254 5t9-ss st3--ss
In
Gsai Goidm;n ...::.:.:. :... 45$ 45$ 455 455 4
Lawson Little, British amateur
champion, then declared himself
in the fight for the title by de-
feating Harry Candy, Oklahoma
City, 4 and 2.
Little Turns 3 Up
Little was on top of his match
from the moment he took the
opening hole with a par 4, the
Coast man hitting the turn 3 up
and then playing the final six In
exactly even as. Their cards:
candy :::...:::: ~ g 55stts SO
asaSy 6it5IH .:::..:.: :::::.....: t5sttttta tt55sstttttta
Meantime, Reynolds Smith, Dal-
las, Tex, won another of his die
hard matches, this time defeating
Winfield Day, Chicago, up, 20
holes. This was the fifth extra
hold match that Smith has en-
gagged in and won. AS with his de-
feat yesterday of Ross Somerville,
former champion, Smith closed
out this match with birdie 3.
Their cards:
Out
Smith 545454 5-S9
Day 49,. 50 5443 6 5-41
In
Smith ...45 5 3 8 4-4O-7s-5S
Day ...... 4 5 4-39-80-64
Chick Evans Advances
Chick Evans, veteran ex-cham-
pion from Chicago, held his bril-
liant pace to defeat Mark Stuart,
New York, in another fifth-round
match, 4 and 3. Evans had SO
to the turn to be up and then
virtually snuffed out Stuart by
taking the tenth, eleventh and
twelfth.
Chick broke Stuart's heart with
his deuce at the short twelfth,
Their cards:
| Stuart, out. t........... 545 444 S45-3S
evans out. t..sss.s... 535 45S 254-36
stuart IN !n.'''''''.... BOG 4S4
Evans IN. .......... 442 654
TurneSa UpSetS Yates
Willie Turnesa, playing unbeat-
able golf, defeated Charley Yates,
Atlanta. in another match, 5 and
Continued on Page 20, Col. -
The Washington times., 1934-09-13

CTech), guards; Harry Gretz
(Tech), center; Dick Nelson
(Tech), George Sachs (Tech
John Gormley (Tech) and Bill
uckeyson bethesda Chevy
Chase), backs.
The three who have not won
the right to wear letters, are
Quigley, Gormley and Guckeyson,
all sophomores.
Buscher, Simpson, Nelson and
Sachs were regulars last season.
Farrell was a 1888 regular, and
Carrot, Goldman and Gretz won
the right to wear letters by virtue
of service with the varsity team
as reserves.
OF course, there are other
former District Schoolboy stars
(Continued on Page ~ Col. ~
The Washington times., 1934-09-13
Ross, M'Lornin
Haven't Added
Weight

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-ReportS
that Jimmy McLarnin and Bar
ney Ross were gaining excess
weight were set at rest today
when members of the State Ath-
letic Commission viewed their
respective workouts in prepara-
ton for the 15-round title bout
Saturday night at the Madison
Square Garden Bowl in Long
Island City.
Ross was found to weigh 139h
pounds and McLarnin tipped the
scales at 147K pounds. t.
The Washington times., 1934-09-13

u1Sappolnted a p II II IS lot world series
tickets. Many of these disappointed ones, of
course, will be the boys and girls who knew
Mr.. Frank J. Navin when Detroit was strug-
Cling along close to the second division, and
in fact deep in the second division with cash
customers few and far between.
This serial problem is preying upon the
minds of club owner and team manager. Coch-
rane is walking the floor at nights for fear
the Tigers won't win the pennant, their hitting
slump being what it is: Navin is walking the
floor for fear they will. Much as Mr.. Navin
could use the profits of world series, he is
exceedingly Jealous of her personal friends.
The Washington times., 1934-09-13

have developed themselves from their very operations
and that is why it strange they should have been
The Washington times., 1934-09-13

Were MaryIand'S COACHES IN
clined to get together an all-Dis-
trict eleven from the College Park
The Washington times., 1934-09-13

student body,
no less than
eight of the II
would be letter
WearerS.
Here is such
a combination
Bernie Busch
er (Westernl
and Bill Gar
rott (CentraD,
ends; Al Far
rell (GonZaga)
and Ed Quigley
g o n z a G a.,
tackles; John
S i m p S o n
(Tech) and
The Washington times., 1934-09-13

and Mf. kobeTG BUTTS low TO DO 10 TOunus
of knitting and weaving and stitching at
Mr.. Griffith's ball yard just so soon as
next Monday rolls around
There is only one criticism of this match,
that being it is coming to head at least
six weeks later than it should
While MIR Turner and his matchmaker,
Mr. Mann, have been scratching around
the country to find 'ferners' with which
to tempt the local appetites, they have let
very ideal match grow to seed right be-
meath their feet
Furthermore it is a match which they
The Washington times., 1934-09-13

long making up their minds.
It is an open secret in Wash
ington that either through de-
sign or that wispy thing called
sheer luck, the Riding and Hunt
Club has produced the better
entertainment Of the two major
houses now doing a general
fight business hereabouts.
A Fans Viewpoint
Many fight fans are more in
clined to attribute this situation
to the nimble mind of Master
Goldie Ahearn and some of his
several spokesmen, than to
that intangible element, fortune.
Mr.. Ahearn, and his henchmen,
have pyramided what originally
seemed to be a lot of little in.
significant fights no bigger than
acorns, into rather respectable
and flourishing oaks in full leaf
and flower.
I personally wouldn't have Civ.
en- a dime for the Ray Bowen
frankie Petrolle fight, but
know better now and am learn
ing things, the same being that
any scrap that looks like a
pound of cheese on the scales
may well turn out to be a bril-
liant affair if the fighters take
it into their craniums to so
make it.
Bowen Got Up
Well, we all know what hap
pened. Bowen got up off the
floor against Petrolle when he
was more out than in and went
on to fight Phil Furr for the
welterweight title Of the District,
whatever that means outside
our ten-mile limits.
Yea, Goldie Ahearn has made
splendid use Of the fight upsetS
which veritably fell into his lap.
Yet, the biggest fight upset
since Washington has had legal
lied boxing occurred under the
The Washington times., 1934-09-13
AS u S. Army Polosts Prepare for Series With Mexico

SCENE ON Potomac Park Polo Field
as the War Department Whites offer
stubborn opposition in practice match
with to U. S. Army quartet which meets
Mexican Army team in international
series starting September 19. Other
games will be played September 23 and
September 26.
The Washington times., 1934-09-13
Aid. Team Available
For MARYLAND Eleven
Bv HARRY COSTELLO

District Of Columbia schooboy athletes to prefer Uni
versity of Maryland
The Terps today could put rather nifty grid team the
field composed entirely former Washington high school stars
The Washington times., 1934-09-13
Bobby TowkStepchild
Since He Turned
GaLento Awqy
Bv KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor

Indeed it inspiring spectacle to see Mr. Joe Turner
take tumble to himself
refer to his signing of Mr. Nathaniel Hawthorne Brown
The Washington times., 1934-09-13
Lack of Tickets Bring<
Mr.. Mquin 10000
Potential Enemies
Bv FRANK "BUCK'' O'NEILL
By FRANK "BUCK" O'NEI
Times Staff Writer

DETROIT, Sept 13-1t is conservatvely estimated that
about October 10 in the year, Frank j. Navn vii
have $4,000 enemies These enemies represent the number
The Washington times., 1934-09-13

LIEUT.. GORDON ROGERS, of Whites,
second player from left, makes difficult
backhand shot during sharp scrimmage
near midfield as Lieut.. E. A. Walker, of
U. S. Army, on his right, reaches scene.
Army was leading, Ga, in fourth chuk-
ker at the time.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
'OkT. is. zAR0D|k
A RECISzTRALAS
Aki meg mines regisztralva,
va9y aki q multi vslasztas ota
kSltozStt, az okvetlenil je-
lentkezxen a Board Of Elec-
tionnal

Kozelednek a valasztasok. Is
amikor elton a valasztas napia,
november Okla es magyar szar-
mazasu szavazo elmegy szavaz-
nj, akkor sokan ertesulnek arrol,
hogy mem szavazhatnak, inert
vagy nincsenek regisztralva,
vagy pedig azert mem, inert ell
felejtettek magukat transzferral-
tatni az egyik valasztasi kertlet-
bol masikba.
Olvasoink felvilagositasara lit
ozoGuk szabalyokat, hogy
kinek kell regisztralni es transz-
ferelni avval nyomatekos fl
gyelmeztetessel, hogy ezeket ell
kell intezni oktober 1o-ig, inert
akkor a torveny ertelneben le-
zarjak a valasztasi listakat es
azok mem nyilnak meg ismet
csak november loan.
Regisztralni kell annak, aki
meg mines regisztralva. Es re-
gis ztralva van mindenki, aki ta-
valy vagy ket evvel ezel6tt sza-
vazott.
Most annak kell regisztralni,
aki a mutt valasztas ota lett
Epolgar, akar polgarosodas ut
jan, akar pedig azaltal, hogy ell.
srte fvagy noy.6 el6tt eleri) q
nagykorusagot. Annex is regiszt.
ralni kell ujra, akik a ket egy.
mast koveto november valaszta.
son mem szava zott. Azoknak a
leanyoknak, akik mutt valasztas
ota ferjhez mentek, ujbol kell re.
gisztralni ferjiik neve alatt
M1NDENKI mas regisztralva
van es mem kell ujbol regiszt.
ralni.
Transzferalni annak kell, aki a
multi valasztas ota elkoltozott ar
rol a lakasrol, ahonnan a multi
evben szavazott. A lakasvalto-
East levelileg vagy posta kar-
tyan is bejelentheti sajat alaira.
saval, az ilyen bejelentest egy
| tanunak kell alairni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
PAPP D. SANDOR
ORVOS LETT

Mint mindeg, ugy most is
orommel ertesiilunk fatal ma
gyar honfitarsaink sikereirol
fogadott hazankban.
Most is szivesen adjuk a ko-
zonseg tudtara. hogy a volt
Berlin Centeri, de jelenleg ujbol
youngstown lakos, Papp San
dor es csaladjanak szorgalmas
es torekv6 fla, Papp Daniel San
dor, levizsgazott orvosnak.
Az ifjabb -Papp D. Sandor,
az alsoiskolait es az elso 4 evi
egyetemet a Pittsburgh Univer-
sityn vegezte, tovabbi 2 evet az
Alabamai Universityn tanult es
az utolso 2 evet a Chicagoi
hires Rush Medical Univer-
sityn kitiintetessel vegezte, az
orvos-doktor es sebesz vizsgait,
oktober ho elsejet6l pedig mint
bennlak6 gyakorlo-orvos kapott
alkalmazast Chicagoi Oak
Park-i korhazban.
Papp D. Sander es sziilei az
Abauj megyei Onga-rol szar-
maztak Amerikaba, Pittsburgh
ba 1ol2-ben, az ifjabb Papp 4
ewes koraban tortent, - onnet
koltoztek lo2S-ban Youngstown
ba. ahonnet roVid idore a SIT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
SOK MAGYAR VOLT AZ
ENCELHARDT GYULESEN

William Engelhardt sheriff,
aki most masodik terminusara
keri megvalasztasat. tartotta az
elso nagyobb politikai gyiilest a
napokban. A gyiilesen tobb mint
otsza zan jelentek meg, koztiik
tobb mint 50 magyar.
Engelhardt sheriff arrol neve-
zetes mi elottiink, magyarok
elott, hogy az elso sheriff volt,
aki magyar embert kinevezett
deputy sheriffnek. Engelhardt
killomben is jo sheriff volt es
mindenkeppen megerdenli, hogy
a magyarsag partkilombseg nell
kill mellette szavazzon maid.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
BASEBALL LIGA BANQUET
VOLT AKRONBAN.
Baseball Liga valasztas es
Banquet volt Akronban.

A multi vasarnap, szeptember
ho 3O-an, az Akroni SIT. Imre
Baseball Kor nagy vacsorat rem
dezett annak oromere, hogy 6k
nyertek meg a North Eastern
Ohio Hungarian Baseball
League bajnoksagot es a vele
jaro serleget, a Sacred Hearth
Church nagyterme kicsinek BIZ
zonyult, tobb mint otszazan i'll
tex az asztalok korul. Sokan
voltak Youngstownbol is.
Brogli ]. Ferenc, Liga ell
noke, sep magyar beszed ke-
reteben adta at serleget a
nyero Kornek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04

A multi penteken este tartott
Nagybizottsagi gyiles ele kerilt
az idei oktoberi gyasziinnep NIL
sora, kikildott bizottsag jelen-
tese kapcsan.
Mint e bizottsag - melynek
tagjai faradhatatlanul dolgoztak
= jelenti, az idei miisor igazan
kivalo lesz. Ez lesz az elso Macy
oktoberi iinnepelye a Nagybizott-
sagnak, miutan a legu.obbi ket
evben megtartott kisebb Time
peken oily nagyszamu kozonseg
ielentkezett, hogy Nagybizott-
sag erdemesnek latta az Time
pelyt alland6sitani es nagyobb-
szeriive tenni.
A mJsor egyik legkivalobb
szama Sztavrovszky Marianne,
varosunk egyik legismertebb enc
kesnojenek es enektanarnojenek
fellepese lesz. A Nagybizottsag
halaval tartozik ennek a kivalo
magyar miivesznonek, hogy is
met elfogadta magyarsag meg
hivasat egy kozos iinnepelyre.
Az iinnepely szonoka DR..
Mahrer Marion Pal ismert ma
gyar orvos lesz. DR.. Mahrert
meg nem hallotta youngstown
Lmagyarsag nagy alkalmon be-
szelni. Mint halljuk, a doktor
aki varosunk egyik elismerten
legjobb sebesze, sep beszedre
keszul.
A Scent Gyorgy magyar gor.
kath. egyhaz ifjusaga 10th ia
nos derek kantor vezetese alatt
'tobb remek miisorszamot fog el6-
adni es pedig:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
REMEK A MUSoR oKT0BER 7-|KERE
A TIZENHAROM ARADI VERTANU CYASZUNNEPE-
LYEI NAGYBIz0TTSAG A SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL
MARKET STREETEN LEV0 Macy SZINPADOS AUDI
TORIUMABAN TARTJA MOST VASARNAP DELUTAN
Stavrovszky Marianne eneke Dr.. Mahrer magyar
lesz Innep szonok. multi penteken este tartott
nasybizott.agi syIles ele kerilt az oktober 6-hi
gyaszunnep teljes msora, amit gyIles jovahagyott

"Fecskene Szomszedasszony''
cimii hazafias egyfelvonasost. Jat
szanak benne Maticza Anna es
Aranka.
"A szekely magyar flu bucsu-
dala". Enekli Fedor Julis.
"Bus Magyarok Imadkoznak"
enekli 10th Margit es zongoran
kiseri Hriczo Jolan magyar tani-
tono.
T5zenharom gyermek kepvisel-
We az aradi tizenharom vertanut
mond rovid verset.
A Pro Hungaria derek n6i
szinten el6adnak egy hazafias
targyu kis darabot. A campbelli
Magyar Baptista Missio ket
igyes novendeke hegedii es har-
monika sz6lokkal fog kedves-
kedni. Molnar Ferenc Is Trojan
Janos pedig musor hazafias re-
sze utan egy humoros jelenetet
mutatnak be.
A musort Habodasz Gustav
elnoki megnyitoja vezeti be es
Horvath Istvan zarobeszede feje.
ri be.
A Nagybizottsag pentek est
gyulese a West Sidei Magya,
!. .Hazban .lesz.
Az oktoberi iinnep alka1mava
dill el, hogy XII viszi haza ma
gyar rab Ferko Istvan altal {
borton maganyaban evek nehe;
munkajaval kifaragott ket arbo
cos, $50 dollart ero remek halo
mintat. A halo a Burger felt
utazasi irodaban van kiallitva
Jegyek ra csak 10 centert min
deniitt kaphatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04

l6k megprobalkoztak farm
elettel is, Berlin Center kornye-
ken, melyet most kesztlnek ott-
hagyni, hogy visszakoltozhesse-
mex az SO Roxbury Aven lev6
hazukba es OFT lakjanak.
Ifjabb Papp D. Sandorra BIZ
zonyara tobben emlekeznek va
rosunkban, inert 1o2o-ben az
Greg Ref. Egyhaznal, mint a
nyari magyar iskola egyik ta-
nitoja mukodott, inert a magyar
nyelvet, ugy az irast, mint az Oh
vasast tokeletesen birja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
0SZI ROSA BAL

A Warreni Els6 Magyar Fer
fl es N6i Betegsegelyz6 Egylet,
amely Warren legregibb magyar
intezmenye, oktober ho 13-an.
szombaton tartja szokasos nagy
Oszi Rosa Baljat az Elm es
High Street sarkan 1ev6 Ame-
rican Legion Hallban.
Az egylet tisztikara es bizott-
saga condos elokesziileteket tett
erre mulatsagra, amelyen leg
jobb zene, kitiin6 etelek es ita-
lok allanak maid kozonseg
rendelkezesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
A "PEST SzERELEM'
YOUNGSTOWN BEMUTAT0JA

Az utolso evek egyik legsike-
riiltebb magyar filmalkotasa, az
egyetlen magyar film, amely a
new york; Broadwayn is bemu-
tatasra keriilt, vegre eljutot
Youngstownba is. Oktober 8-an,
hetfon este 7 es 9 oral kezdettel
lesz miisoron youngstown
Central Auditoriumban, 225 w.
Boardman St.
A "Pesti Szelem" Universal
amerikai filmgyar pesi studio
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
A w. S. POLGARI KOR
GYtjLESE

Felhivjuk a West Sidei Pol
gari Kor rninden egyes tagjat,
hogy legyenek szivesek megje-
lenni most vasarnap, oktober ho
7-iken este fel 8 orakor a Magyar
Hazban tartando fontos gyii-
lesen. Tisztelettel
A Tisztikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04

filmgyar igazgatoinak, f1ogy
azonnal Hollywoodba szerz6d-
tet ek, ugy, hogy rovidesen aI1ie-
rikai targyu filmekben latjuk w
szont. Erdekes es mulatsag0s
cselekmeny, kacagtato jelenetek
ciganyzene, gyonyorii magyar
halter, legjobb szerepl6k S n
valo rcndez6, olyan tok&letes
kombinacio, amely a "Pesti Sze-
relem" sikeret mar el6re bixto-
sitotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
A NACYBIzoTTSAC
CYULEsT TARToTT
Jovahagyta az oktober Tiki
gyaszinnepely miisorat. =
Jovateszi az Idora vezetose
ge a Magyar Napi vacsorat.
Segely iigyek

A Nagybizottsag multi pen
teken, september ho 28-an tar
totta rendes havi vandor-gyiile-
! set a w. S. Magyar Haz-ban.
A megjelent Nagybizostsagi ta-
goknak: a programm' bizottsag
bemutatta a kidolgozott oktoberi
gyasziinnepely miisorat, melyet
a gyiiles teljes egeszeben elfo-
gadott, (amelyet lapunk mas
helyen kozliink). A Magyar
Haznak $500 ajandekot szavaz-
tax meg. inert megengedtek az
egyik csoport Magyar Napi SEE
'repl6knek, hogy OFT tarthattak a
probaikat.
Az elnok, Habodasz bejelen-
ii, hogy Nemenyi Nagybizott-
sagi taggal eljartak az Idora
Park vezet6segenel es Oft ma
gyon szivesen megigertek, hogy
alkalom. adtan helyre hozzak a
Magyar Napi vacsoran elkovetett
hibat, ha mi ARA alkalmat adunk
akkor hozza jarulnak koltsegek
egy reszenek az elengedesevel a
legkozelebbi vacsora kiszolgala-
sakor. A Nagybizottsagi tagok
a fenti bejelentest nagy meg
|nyugvassal tudomasul yettfk.
Az Oneta. St.-i Agosax-csalad
lezart viz kinyittatasi ugyenek
elintezesevel Habodasz elnok
bizatott meg.
A Ferko-fele minta-hajo sor.
solasi jegyeinek az elarusitasara
maid meg 2-3 elarusitot fognak
kiszemelni.
Jeszeg Vince munka iigyeben
mar varJak az Ohio Works We
zetosegenek donteset, mint az ell
nok jelenti.
Ismeret-terjeszt6 felolvasasok
tartasat legkozelebbi jovoben a
tisztikar intezkedesere alkalmas
helven es id6ben megkezdik.
Lengyel Peternek kiutalnak
egy ajanlolevelet County Com
misonerek cimere.
Smith Istvan keri az Ifjusagi
Zenekar partolasat.
Homolya Istvan ujbol keri a
Nagybizottsagot Rakosi Matyas
! iiigyeben tegyen valamit, Macy
bizottsag mar a multkor elm
tezte ezen igyet es tovabb mem
kivan ezen uggyel foglalkozni es
leveszi a napirendrol.
lilies Istvanne el6adja Kovacs
Andras deporta1asi iigyet, egy
bizottsagot biznak meg ezen
iigyben eljarni.
Jelen voltak: Baptista Missio :
Gulacsi es Lajtner. Demokrata
Kor: Franks. Fuggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz: Lengyel L. Greg Ame-
rikasok: Ress. Pro Hungaria :
Csetene es Lengyel c. Line.
SIT. Gyorgy gor. kath. Egyhaz
Kovacs M. es ifj. Vasko J. SIT.
Gyorgy Szovetseg: Lengyel P.
SIT. Imre Egylet: Smith l. SIT.
Istvan Egylet, Verhovai 21-ik
fiok: Habodasz, Gober es id.
Horvat. SIT. Istvan Egyhaz
Haszonics. Varosi Polgari Kor
Mikes. Verhovai 1O8-ik fiok
Turner ]. West Sidei Polgari
Kor: Brogli F. Is Lehgyel c. L.
Magyar Sport Kor: Mezei J.
Greg Egylet: Lovas. Osszesen
IA testulet, 21 kepvisel6 es sep
szamu vendkg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
HALLOWEEN DANCE.

A SIT. Istvan Egyhaz Ifju-
sagi Kore, oktober ho 3-en,
csiitortokon este Halloween tanc-
estelyt rendez a gyonyori NU
ELM tancteremben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04

state of Ohio, Sheriff William
Engelhardt deserves second
term.
Both are our real friends.
Again all Hungarian-born citizens
should not forget these two men
when it comes to consider can
didates for who to vote.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
Az OKT0BERl GYASzUNNEPELY MUSORA

l. En0ki megnyit6 beszed: Habodasz Gustav.
2. ST. Gyorgy Gorog Kath Egyhaz fusaga;
13 gyermek szavalat.
3. Harmonika sz6l6 Vass Imrene
4. Magyar enekszamok Stavrovszky Marianne.
S. Szavalat Laka.os Iren.
6. Unnepi szonoklat: DR.. Mahrer Marion Pal.
7. Hazafias, / felv. sznmi: "Fecskene szomszed-
aszony": Matica Anna Is Aranka.
8. Enekszamok: "A szekely magyar flu bucsudala":
Fedor Julska "Bus magyarok imadkoznak':
10th Margit.
9. Hegedu sz6lo: Gulacsi Eszter.
10. Szavalat: Csete Sandorne.
II. Magyar Hiszekegy: kozonseg
IL. Egg felvonasos hazafias szinmu Pro Hungaria
tagjai.
13. Zarobeszed: Horvat Istvan.
Hazafias miisor utani szam: Egy humoros jelenet:
Trojan Janos es Molnar Ferenc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04

jaban kesziilt, vilaghiru Boil
vary Geza rendezeseben. A fo-
szerepeket magyar szinpad leg
jobbjai, koztiik Gal Franciska,
Horbigcr a;is@a .s;;zai y
Huszar Puff, Gozon Gyula, Ber-
ky Lii, Erdelyi Mici es Kertesz
Gabor alakitjak. Gall Franciska
kabinetalakitasa ebben a filmben
annyira megtetszett a Universal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-04
TOWN TOPICS

OuS must De forgiven, tnaC ne
gives public voice of his senti-
ments. But such things as a
reunion between a brother and
sister, s&ho have not met in
more than 22 years, the greet
ing Of a brother in law and
nieces and nephews only hapen
once in a lifetime.
This paper and am certain
with MS the Hungarians Of the
Youngstown district, extend
ieartiest greetings to Professor
DR.. Gabor Szeg0, his wife and
two children upon their coming
to the United States. While
they are German citizens, they
never forget their Hungarian
birth. Professor Szego is a
credit to Hungarian schools and
universities. We are certain he
will enhance his already grow
ing fame as a mathematician,
and thereby reflect credit on us
American Hungarians.
Sunday we are observing the
anniversary of the day, October
9th, 184o, when 13 heroes of the
Hungarian fight for freedom,
were executed on dreary,
drizzly fall morning in the for
tress of Arad.
The grand committee of our
Hungarian Churches and So
cieties arranged an excellent pro-
gram. It will be given in the
capacious South High audito-
rum, which has excellent seats
upstairs and downstairs. AS
usual there is no admission fee.
Our younger folks as well as
Our older people should not miss
coming. to this performaHce. It
is always a delight to hear Miss
Marion Stavrovsky to sing and
we are certain that DR.. Mahrer
will give an excellent lecture on
the days when Hungarian bled,
fought and died in the cause of
liberty.
Less than a month remains to
Election Day.
The campaign will soon begin
to warm up. The Republicans
have a harmonious organiza-
ton. We are glad that Mr.. Gross
handler was name a member Of
the Republican state executive
committee. He will see to it
that the interests Of the foreign
born will be amply protected.
The Democrats have restored
peace and there is every hope
that the party will put forth its
best efforts to carry this county
and we think that in some res
poets they will be successful.
While mentioning politics we
wish to announce right here and
now that all the Hungarian
born regardless of their politics
should support such excellent
candidates as Congressman John
G. Cooper for reelection to his
11th term. His opponent does
not measure up in experience and
influence with Mr.. Cooper.
The foreign-born sh u d
weigh in the balance that Mr..
Cooper for the last four years has
done everything we have asked
him to do. He supported every
measure in which we were par
ticularly interested. Mr.. Cooper
is for old age pensions, unem-
ployment insurance and other
social measures of Democratic
administrator. Mr.. Cooper stands
':ace high" in Washington. He
is one of the oldest members in
point of service in Congress. He
deserves the support of Repub-
licans and Democrats alike.
There are of course can