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Evening star., 1934-12-17
Hunt Dates This Week,

u IDING AND HUNT CLUB, tomor-
N row, 2 pm, Mr.. Plummer's Cor
ner; Saturday. 2 pm, Mr.. Rid
dicks Gate. DR.. Fred Sanderson and
Maj. Wilfrid M. Blunt. joint M. F. H.
Redland Hunt, Saturday. l pm,
Brooke Johns, Thomas T. Mott,
M. F. H.
Cobbler Hunt, Wednesday, 1890
am, Vernon Mills; Saturday, 1890
am, Mr.. Logan Gipson's. Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. George S. Patton, jr.. joint
M. F. H.
Warrenton Hunt, tomorrow, II am,
Waterloo; Wednesday, II am, Ry-
lands Corner: Saturday, II am,
Airlie. Amory s. Carhart, M. F. H.
Middleburg Hunt. tomorrow, 10 am.
Dover; Thursday, 10 am, Corner Hall;
Saturday, 10 am, Chiffon. Miss Char
lotte Noland and Daniel c. Sands,
Joint M. F. H.
Blue Ridge Hounds, tomorrow, 10
am, Farnley; Wednesday. 10 am.
Chilly Hollow; Saturday. 10 am, Red
Gate. william Bell Watkins, M. F. H.
Loudoun Hunt, tomorrow, 10 am,
Lucketta; Saturday, 10 am, Lower
Rockland. William II. Lipscomb, M.
F. H.
Old Dominion Hounds, tomorrow, II
am, Prospect Hill; Wednesday. II
am, Jerry's Corners; Friday. IL am,
Tucker Cooksie's Gate. Sterling Lar
rabee and william Doeller. joint
M. F. H.
Casanova Hunt, meets twice q week
on days fixed by the M. F. H., John
c. williams. For information call
Warrenton 159 or 73-F-4.
Fairfax Hunt, tomorrow, 9 am, the
Kennels; Saturday, 10 am, Mr.. Wheel
er's Mill browns Chapel. John Fin
erty and DeLong Bowman. joint M.
F. H.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
Queen Gambit Declined.
ILLINOIS LISTS TR0JANS

CHAMPAIGN, H., December II (P).
An eight-game schedule, featured by
the first of two contests with South
ern California, has been announced
for the 1885 Illinois foot ball team.
Ohio University, coached by Don
Peden, former Illinois halfback. will
replace Bradley as the first game of
the season. Iowa also replaces Wis
consin as a Big Ten Conference foe.
The schedule:
September 2s-Ohio University,
here.
October 5-washington U. est.
Louis, here; IL, Southern California,
at Los Angeles; 10, open; 26, Iowa,
here.
November 2-At Northwestern; 9,
Michigan, here: Ohio State, there:
%, Chicago, here.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
Foot aU Coaches on Pacific Favo of Unrestricted Forurd Pass
BARKS FROM DOCDOM
BY r. r. TAYNTON.-

Puppy bitches, first, c. I. Creager's
Little Pig. Novice and American bred
bitches, first, r. M. Terhune's
Southern Belle.
From Cincinnati comes word Of the
formation Of q new collie club In that
city, with q cordial invitation to collie
ties in this vicinity to Join.
Ruffcote Kennels points with pride
to Its new Dandie Dinmont champion,
All Spice o. the Ark, crowned at the
Atlantic City show, where she took not
only best Of winners but also best of
breed.
DR.. Mason Weadon, long associated
with DR.. Buckinghams dog and cat
hospital, has opened a veterinary hos
pital Of his own at 2119 Eighteenth
street northwest, where he will special
ize In canine practice.
TINE Jonedith Kennels have again
introduced a new breed to Wash
ington. This time it is standard
poodles. They have two exceedingly
well-bred black bitches that they plar
on showing at the big show of the
year, Westminster. and later in WASH
ington. Although they have bred
many other varieties of dog, they have
completely succumbed to the charm
and intelligence Of the large size
poodle. They also report the pur-
chase Of a new red, dachshund stud
and the arrival of a litter sired by
Champion Wuzza Dazzel-such q
name!
The region around New York, in
cluding Long Island and New Jersey
has long been known as the dog mart
Of the United States. But it begins
to look as II this neighborhood may
be seeking to rival it. Beech Tree
Farm in the last month has shipped
puppies to California, Ohio, Illinois
and Florida. Other kennels report
almost as wide a distribution.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
CARREAUD ENTRY
| IS VICTOR IN MUD
Time Supply Proves Best OF
Seven Racing in $4,000
Bay Meadows.

BY the Associated Press.
~ AN MATEO. Calf. December
l7-First money in the s25, 900
4 Bay Meadows added handicap
today belongs to the owner Of
Time Supply, Mrs. Frank A. Carreaud
of El Paso, Tex.
The 3-year-old colt outmudded a
field Of seven to win the mile and
one-eighth race here yesterday in the
time of l minute 53ts seconds. Jockey
Tom Luther was the winning rider.
Dark Winter finished second, a
length behind Time Supply: Fleam
third, Top Row fourth, Riskulus fifth,
Onrush, sixth and Faireno seventh.
Five entries were scratched.
Time Supply. carrying 123 pounds,
next to top weight, was sixth in the
field of seven at the quarter on the
heavy track, and at the half had
moved up only one place. At the
three quarters the spirited colt start
ed to move forward on the outside OF
the field and soon was pulling up on
Dark Winter.
The field swung into the stretch
with Time Supply a half length
ahead. The El Paso colt widened the
gap to a full length at the finish.
Top Row, the 2-to-l favorite, found
the muddy track and blanket of mist
at Bay Meadows too much Of q
handicap.
Time Supply's share of the added
purse was 2l.l00. He paid $l2.80
$3.50 and $3.50 in the pari-mutuels
Dark Winter paid SIS and So, anc
Fleam So.
Dark Winters share of the money
was $4,000, Fleam's $4,000 and Tor
Rows $1,000.
Time Supply will be taken to South.
ern California tomorrow, the owner
announced. to enter stake events al
Santa Anita, including the sl00 ,00C
Santa Anita Handicap.
Evening star., 1934-12-17

UPS by George Hyde, an old-tlme
Boston player. The newspaper says
that in various parts of Europe chess
Is now a feature Of school study,
particularly in Russia. Recently 5000
chess enthusiasts gathered in a the
ater in Russia to see chess matcn.
-HE American Chess Bulletin for
November announces the death
of Wilbur L. Norman of Lynch
burg, Va. Shortly previous he had
taken part in the championship tour
nament of Virginia, in which he tled
for third place, with a score of 512-
21a, one point behind the title winner,
John N. Buck, also of Lynchburg
Lieut.. John D. Matheson of Fort
Humphrey, Va, well known here, was
third, with a score of 6-2. Norman
formerly was a member Of the old
Washington Chess Club and also OF
the Capital City Chess Club, and
Washington players were frequent
guests at his home. He played in
some of the local tournaments and IN
team matches with outside clubs. He
was a very dependable player, strong
in combinations.
Solution to Bill Beers Miss Mime
sofa" three-move problem, published
in The Star December 3, 1894: B.
KB, P-Q3; 2 R-K2, KxR;; 3 R
O. mate.
Position in an end game from the
San Sebastian tournament of 1912, in
which Spielmann resigned to Tar
rasch three moves later: White-K
on KR2, @ on KRIS, r on K, B on
KB2 and QKt, p on KRIS, KKt3, KB4,
O. and OBJ; 10 pieces. Black-K
on KR2, @ on QKt4, r on QKt3, B
on KS and ORG, P on KR3, KKt2,
KB4, O. QB6; 10 pieces. Black to
play and win.
)HESS brilliancies from the Novenl-
l ber Chess Record:
A Bogoljubow win from Ger
many, 1884.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
SOCCER LEAGUE LED
BY VIRGINIA AVENUE
Team Scores Over Takoma to Get
Recreation Honors-Millers,
Italians in Tie.

V TIRGIN1A AVENUE soccers today
v are heading the battle for the
second-haH flag in the Recre-
alton League, having won yesterday
their second game in as many starts,
over Takoma by SO.
Miller Furniture fought Italian A. C.
to a 3-3 tie In the feature game. and
the Millers now are second, only one
point behind Virginia Avenue.
In other league encounters Sun
Radio scored over the Occoquan
eleven, 60, and New York Avenue and
Georgetown battled to q IL tie.
Team standing:
Evening star., 1934-12-17
SUGAR BOWL ATTRACTS
Foot Ball Fans Eager to Watch
Simms-Smukler Duel.

NEW ORLEANS, December II R-
A large advance ticket sale for the Tu-
lane-Temple foot ball clash here New
Year day bespoke the fans expecta-
tions that Little Monk Simons and
Dynamite Dave Smukler would stir
things up considerably when they ex-
change introductions in the inaugural
Of the Sugar Bowl classic.
The sale Of tickets has passed the
SIS, 900 mark.
Evening star., 1934-12-17

British Uniteds won an exhibition
game over the Sherwood eleven, I'll.
Stonewall Democratic Club hooters
OF Baltimore defeated the German
American eleven, 6-1. in a Southeast
ern League game on Benning Field.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
1&E8( 1ANBARE< TuR|5 81 81, 9a

with heavy responsibilities elsewhere
should not also engage him to handle
green horses in the ring. That is a
more or less uncertain proposition.
But on their own tried and true hunt
ers and jumpers, they have no rea-
sonable excuse for remaining out of
touch on one show which should, for
the love Of Pete, be run for fun.
Whatsa matter, boys, afraid you won t
win?
Evening star., 1934-12-17
Coach Lauds Tackles.

"INY THORNHILL, the Stanford
coach, is proud of the all
America honors won by Bobby
Grayson, his fullback, and Bob Rey-
nolds the tackle. However. Thornhill
declares there is so little difference in
the abilities of Reynolds and Gallo
way, the other Stanford tackle. that
he would have difficulty in rating one
ahead of the other
Galloway is less spectacular than
Reynolds, but a big, powerful fellow,
who always did his work to a coach's
satisfaction. And Stanford men also
regard Bob Hamilton. the halfback,
Just as valuable as Bob Grayson. So
you can imagine the skill OF the Stan
ford eleven with those gents around.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
BADGERS BAR T0SSER.

MADISON, Wis. December II (P).-
Robert Knake, ace Wisconsin basket
ball center and veteran of two cam
paigns, has been ruled ineligible for
further competition. Knake competed
for a semester at st. Thomas College,
st. Paul.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
Fromhart q Nifty General.

VI yALLACE FROMHAHI, the
w sophomore from Moundsville,
w. Va, gave Notre Dame
the best quarterbacking have seen
the team receive since Carideo left
the Irish" campus. The boy handled
his team cleverly throughout the
game, although there we're a few
times when a captiouS critic might
have found fault with his judgment,
and he blocked after the fashion de-
manded at Notre Dame. Further he
showed ability to drive the ball over
the bars for the extra point. From
hart arrived late in the season, but
in another year he should be one Of
the best in the game.
Long-legged Francis Mike Lay
den, brother of the coach, was the
individual star of the game. One of
the irregulars throughout the season,
Mike received his big chance because
George Melinkovich and Dan Hanley,
the veteran right halfbacks, were in
jured. The younger Layden not only
proved himself a fast, dangerous run
ner, but also a powerful driver and
good defensive man.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
STICKS TO METRIC PLAN.

NEW YORK, December II R:-
The Athletic Committee OF the
knights of Columbus has decided to
continue the use of metric measure
ments in the annual Casey track meet
in Brooklyn. The meet will be held
January 5.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
CHASE LEADS GATORS.

GAINESVILLE, Ga, December II
R.-Billy Chase Of Lakeland. pass
ing star of the Florida Gators, has
been elected captain of the 1895
eleven. Alton Brown Of Palatka, GEN.
ter, is alternate.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
SWRJAlGI1T OEE TIlE TEE
by w. r. Me CALLuM

wartime President used to swing with
good results in his frequent rounds OF
golf with Admiral Grayson at the
Washington Golf and Country Club.
Up at Congressional, only two or
three miles from Burning Tree, in a
glass case in the grill room repose the
driver and braSSie of the greatest
golfer of them all-Bobby Jones.
These, two clubs, made by Tony Syl-
vester for Jones back in 1925, were
the same implements with which the
emperor of the game set a world rec
ord for low medal score in the quail
flying round of the British open cham
pionship at Sunningdale in 1926.
They are funny-looking affairs. In
the light of the sleek, steel-shafted
implements now in use, but the Jones
boy could WELD EN- well enough to
win.
r EFT-HANDED tournaments are
/ running in hard luck around
Washington these days. First,
the Namandii Mini tourney at Indian
Spring was called of because Of lack
of interest and then the southpaw
tourney at Rock Greek Park was post
poned because of snow.
And now Earl Jamison and L. D.
Byers, who sponsored the Rock Creek
affair, have become tired of cold
weather and are going TO throw over
the whole thing and take their golf
clubs to Florida. Both Of 'em will
leave this week for the South. Jami-
son was runner-up in the national
southpaw championship at Miami last
Winter.
n ACK from the Southern golf wars
u with a modest slice of money
in his jeans won by his prowess
with driver and mashie, Al Houghton
does not plan to play in any more
golf affairs until the masters tour
nament is staged at Augusta late in
March.
Disappointed over his final round
of 81 in the Miami i-Biltmore affair
last week, Houghton decided to pass
up the $4,000 Nassau tourney and
hoped in his buzz-buggy right after
the Biltmore extravaganza to come
home.
II had a bad putting streak in
that final round" he said, and !
couldn't get the shots to click"
Evening star., 1934-12-17
IRISH BACKF|ELD
STILL A SPARKLER
Critic Is Impressed With
Quartet's Performance
Against TroianS.
BY
Cranuand
Rice
OS ANGELES, Calf. Decen

" OS ANGELES, Calf, Decem-
ber l7.-Tfey are not the
l Four Horsemen in speed and
) style, nor do they possess the
all-around ability Of Knute Rockne's
last great backfield of Carideo.
Schwartz, Brill and Savoldi.
But against Southern California,
the combination Of Fromhart, Shakes
pesre, Mike Layden and Elser was
one of the sweetest backfields this
writer saw through the 1884 season.
In the final game of the campaign
Elmer Layden found the backfield
for which he had been searching all
Fall and the one he can start with
out any worries in 1885.
Evening star., 1934-12-17
new RULE SOUGHT
TO0PEN 0FFENSE
Committee Held Unlikely 10
Make Change, Despite
College Origin.
BY FRANCIS J. POWERS.
nc ANGEL December II

Y OS ANGELES, December IL
Foot ball coaches of the Pacific
/ Coast Conference are on record
as favoring changes in the
rules to permit forward passing from
any point behind the line of scrim-
mage, as a further move toward OPEN
ing up the offense and increasing
scoring.
The coast representative on the
Rules Committee will advocate such
q change at the annual meeting, and
1t is likely that the Western Confer
ence also will favor the motion, but
It is very unlikely the idea will be
adopted
Unrestricted forward passing now
has been used by the professionals
for two seasons, and there is the rub.
The august collegiate rule makers do
not want to be placed in the position
of following the professionals lead
and are cold to what appears to be
q very excellent idea.
Really College Idea.
ITOWEVER, the thought was not
n original with the professionals
The writer first heard the idea
OF unrestricted forward passing pro-
posed by Dick Hanley of Northwest
ern and DR.. Clarence Spears of Wis
consin. 1t had its original trial in
the East-West all-star game in Chi
cago in 1882 and soon thereafter was
adopted by the professionals. So
credit for the innovation really be-
longs to college coaches.
Bill Spaulding, the U. C. L. A
coach, believes the rules should also
be made to provide for an additional
time out in each half. Spaulding ia
vors that amendment on the ground
that it will prevent further the
chances of injuries to players, without
slowing the game up to any great
extent.
Evening star., 1934-12-17

According to the Boston Evening
Transcript, in a school called Oppor-
tunity School, conducted under a Fed
eral branch called F. e. r. A. in
Boston, chess will be one Of the
educational features taught to grown
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
MEGINT PEREZ

Lovas Lajos, ismert north
jacksoni magyar farmer, aki a
multi heten Bridgeport Szovet-
seget perelte be 80 ezer dollar
karteritesre, allitolagos ragalma-
zasert az egylet hivatalos ko zlo-
nyeben, egy ujatb pert inditott.
Lovas, aki mar evek ota habo-
ruban all a Sanitary Districttel,
most AIT perelte be Is eyer dol
lar karteritesre, inert elfogattak.
Lovast a birosag felmentette.
Most oktalan elfogatasa Matt
kovetel karteritest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
ELJEGYzEs

Sok rokon, barat es ismer6s
.vett reszt multi vasarnap ifj.
Turner Istvan Ohio Works. gya-
ri rend6r eljegyzesen id. Turner
Istvan ismert Viennai magyar
farmer otthonaban. A menyasz-
SONY Struthersi Duda Maria.
Turner Istvanek farmjan alig
fert sok automobil es mindenki
jol erezte magat. Gratula1unk a
jegyes parnak Is a szul6knek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
SPORT HIREK

Cantonban fog jatszani a
magyar csapat. a Bergman
kupaert. cantoni magyar csa-
pattal, most vasarnap.
Ket game lesz vasarnap jatsz-
va Cantonban. Az elso game a
ket magyar csapat kozott lesz a
Bergman kupaert, mely game
kezdodik ! orakor es 3 orakor
pedig a Mahoning Valley, can
toni spanyol csapattal fog jat-
szani a Beacon kupaert.
A ket game a Mckinley Air
port Fielden lesz jatszva.
Kerjik sport partolo kozon-
seget, aki csapattal akar men
nj. hogy club haznal lesz a ia
lalkozas vasarnap reggel 9 ora
kOr.
Tisztelettel
"a Vezet0seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
J0L SIkERULT
PONk0sDI BAL
A Pro Hungiria q misort az
Aryaknak szentelta. Sep
aryagi Is erkolcsi skier

Piinkasd vasarnapjan tartotta
. Pro Hrnuaria Maeyarok Vilag
szovetsegenek Youngstown osz-
ta'ya nagv piinkosdi baljat a
West S.dei Magyar Otthonban.
A bal kereteben fnegemlekeztiink
az edes anvakrol is. A mamak
rozsat kaptak.
A programon szerepeltek :
Mihok Sandorne iigyv. elnok,
aki iidvozolte az edes anyakat.
Zuti Istvan enekelte "Hogyha
If maid edesanyam' cimJ nep-
dalt. Banyar Agostonne congo
ra kiserete mellett. Lutheran Ia
nosne elszavalta az "Anyam ha
"a cimii verset. Vas Ismrene
harmonikan jatszott nagyon
iigyesen, ugy. hogy meg kellett
szamait ismetelnie. sok tapsot
kapott erte. Ifj. Mo1nar Ferenc
szavalta AZ en- edes anyam" ci-
mii verset. Csete Sandorne elo-
adta a Level cimii monologot,
mindenk;nek tetszett ez a hui
moral telitett, de azert tanulsa-
gos kis monolog. 'Brogly Ferenc
sep szavakkal iidvozolte az
edes anyakat es bemutatta Grit
fifth recordert, aki szinten szep
szavakkal beszslt a vendegsereg-
hez.
Azutan kovetkexett tanc. a
mely joval ejfel 1utanig tartott
Volt kitino zap1s hiisit6 ita
lok is.
Az estely ugy erkolcsileg
mint anyagilag fenyesen sike
rult.
A Pro Hungaria koszonetet
fejezi XII az osszmagyarsagnak
hogy oily sep szammal volt je
len ezen az estelyen. Koszonet
tagjainknak. akik az estelyer
dolgoztak es szereploinknek. Z
Xix az estet kellemese tettek
Tudatjuk tagtsstvereinkkel
hogy rendes havi gyiilesunket
junius ho 4-en tartjuk a West
Sidei Magyar Otthonban este fe
nyolc oral kezdettel.
Hazaf;as tisztelettel
Csete Sandorne, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
ROSA BAL

A Warren-i Elso Magyar Fer
fl es Noi Betsgsegelyz6 Egylet,
amely Warren legregibb magyar
lntezmenye. most zombaton,
majus 26-an tartja szokasos nagy
Rozsa Baljat az Elm es High
Street sarkan lev6 American Le-
gion Hallban.
Az egylet tisztikara es bizott.
saga CONDOS elokeszuleteket tett
ere mulasagra, amelyen a leg
jobb zene, kitiino etelek es ita-
lok allanak maid kozonseg rem
delke zesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24

Youngstown nyolc runt csi-
malt. Mindjart az elso menetben
negy run elonyt szereztek a
Youngstown Verhovayak. Ez ta-
Ian annyira meglepte a campbell
lieket, hogy elvesztettek kedvii-
ket.
A youngstown Verhovay csa-
pat minden tagja jol jatszott.
kulonosen jol dolgozott Buvos
Andras, first basemen, fatal
Rubocky mint short stop, Hor-
vath Ferenc es Gregosits Jozsef,
meg fatal Mezei, aki catcher
volt.
Most vasarnapra mar lit lesz a
Verhovay vi uniformisa IS a csa-
Pat teljesen felszerelve lep maid
u palyara. A Verhovay 364, amely
angol nyelvii osztaly, mar Sc
[tagra szaporodott. A kozpont 22s
dollarral jarul csapat felszere-
lesehez.
Tamogassa a kozonseg a ma
gyar csapatokat es a Magyar
Ligat.
A campbelli merkozes ket BIZ
raja Pedery Is Kish is magyar
fiuk voltak es mindket csapa,
llneg volt elegedve mlkodesukkel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-05-24
EvFORDUL0 EST A MAGYAR HkzBAN|
Most vasrnap, maus 27en nagyszabasu banket kerete
ben unnepi west sdei magyarsag vi otthonanak a
megnitasat

Gyorsan mulik az ido. Ugy
remlik. mintha tegnap lett vol
tla, hogy a Magyar Haz meg
nyilt West Side-on es ime mar
egy ev telt el azota. Ez alatt az
ev alatt a Magyar Otthon meg
felelt hivatasanak.
Az evfordulot a Magyar Haz
vezstosege, amely ket testiilet
kepviseloibol all, vacsoraval egy-
bekotott tanccal innepli meg
most vasarnap este pont 6 ora;
Ike zdettsl.
Ere a bankcttre a Magyar
Haz meghivja youngstown ossz
magyarsagot, amelynek nagyre-
sze oily sokszor jelent meg gyii-
leseken. eloadasokon. tanc mu-
latsagokon a Magyar Hazban. A
kitiino vacsoroat a Haz bankett
bizottsaganak asszonyai keszitik
es magyar ruhas lanyok szolgal-
jak fel.
A vacsora utan azonnal kezde-
tet veszi tanc, am elyl1ez Orosz
Ferenc zenekara szolgaltatja
maid muzsikat. A vacsora jegy
tanccal egyutt 50 cent, tanc
vacsora nelkul Is cent.
A Magyar Haz amiota fennall
csak egy alkalommal rendezett a
Haz alapjavara unnepelyt es ez
megnyitasi bankett volt Ellen
ben egyha zaknak es egyleteknek
nagyon meltanyos aron adta XII
hasznalatra termet es sok koz-
igyi esetben mem szamitottak
semmit sem. u Most elvarhatja,
hogy az egyhazak es egyletek
tagjai resztvegyenek ezen az
iinnepelyes vacsoran. Ajandeko-
kat mem kernek, csak megjele-
nest.
Egy ev alatt sok mindenfele
keppen javitottak a Magyar OFT
honon, amely berendezessel
egyiitt - mar kozel ezer dollar
ba keriilt, amelynek felevel ado
sok.
Most is azon torekednek, hogv
a sportot uz6 magyar fiatalsag
minden kenyelmet megkapjon a
Magyar Hazban. Igy a futball
es baseball jatekosok szamara
sep tagas oltozo szobat rendez-
mex be, valamint lesz egy pool
es jateks zoba is.
A bizottsag. amely mindent ell
kovet. hogy vendegek jol erez-
EEK maid magukat kovetkezo