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The Washington times., 1935-02-08
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BY BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Feb. 8.-Cath-
olic University's basketball play
ers today are back in Washing
ton satisfied that it is fatal to
underestimate an opponent IN
basketball or any other sport.
Yesterday, C. us strong quint
iourneyed over here to Baltimore
| to tackle the University Of
baltimore five. The visiting
Cardinals entered the game S
to 1 shots to win. Lo, and be-
hold, if the underdog Baltimore
team did not win the game
SO to SO!
For U. of Baltimore it was,
indeed a major triumph. It was
victory deserved, too.
The Baltimoreans, after holding
C., U. to 8-all midway in the first
period, went to work with vim.
The overconfident visitors were
soon caught in the meShes of a
whirlwind attack which put the
Cardinals far in the ruck, 8 to
81, and it seemed then that c. U.
had placed itself N such a posi-
ton that it could not recover.
Led by Hermie Schmarr. the Wis
iting Cardinals went into a furi-
GUS attack in the last half, but
the rally found C. U. two points
shy of a deadlock.
Probst, Baltimore's star forward,
scored 20 points, nine field goals
and two points from the foul line,
to top the scorers.
Schmarr was C. us outstand-
ing player. He accounted for 13
points through six field goals and
one from the foul line.
The Washington times., 1935-02-08

turn the trick
that only two of the previous
eight seCond-block leaders have
been able to do.
In fact, Ollie, leader of both the
first and second block, will dupli-
cate the feat of Red" Megaw,
back in 1929, who led from start
to finish, providing he slaves off
the final charges of his rivals.
Speaking of Pacinis chances
Of holding out one veteran fol-
lower Of the game remarked
1aconically:
"Pacini is long overdue!"
Three years ago, when Pacini's
pal, Tony Santini, won, the North
east Italian flash was considered
the favorite. This year he was ex.
pected to figure, but few saw him
As winner.
Only Howard Campbell, the orig
1nator of the event, has partici-
pated in all nine. George L. Ise.
mann and J. Henry Hiser, who
took part in the first seven, missed
the last two.
No Repeaters
Nobody has ever won the Camp
bell twice and Brad Mandley was
the only man to lead a block of the
event two different years. Brad
won in 1929 and set the pace for
the first block in 1881, but faded
out of the picture as Astor Clarke,
then unknown. battered his way to
the front rank of duckpinners.
Since Clarke'S sensational rise
from obscurity, the event has been
won in succession by three men
who were rated "dark-horses,"
Tony Santini, Fred whip" Litch-
field and Sam Simon. Each one
triuInphed by medium of a spec
tacular finish.
The first four Sweepstakes were
won by bowlers long established as
top-notcherS, Glenn Wolstenholme,
Megaw, Mandley and Max Rosen-
berg, and all but Megaw were
forced to come from behind to do
it. MegaW, as stated above, led all
the way.
Dramatic Finishes
Santini, LitchfieId and Simon
triumphed in dramatic fashion.
Santini was 112 pins behind Louie
PantoS, first block leader, and 80
pins back of Ed Blakeney in the
second block, when he started to
burn up the drives as Blakeney
faltered. A 676 set gave him a one
pin edge over the x-Baltimoreans
156 final game, single-pin spare
and a nine count doing the trick.
Lltchtleld was no less Sensa-
tional. At the end of the thir-
teenth game Dutch" Newman was
coasting home to victory, when
whip" smacked out a 157 game
and Immediately duplicated the
total to snatch the purse out of
Newman's reaching hands.
Sam Simon staged a Garrison
finish to grab first coins away
from the unlucky "Hokie" Smith
last year. Sam, incidentally. estab-
lished a new 15-game mark for the
event, 1878.
humorous SlOengnG
There is a humorous sidelight to
Pacini's present leadership.
Though he enjoys fair edge over
his nearest rival, Eddie Espey, by
adding 682 to his first block 683,
OllieiS dissatisfied because he failed
to set new city 10-game record.
Ollie's 1865 is one pin shy of the
mark Blakeney set in winning the
George washington Sweepstakes
last year.
Pacini could have tied the mark
II he had not been so anxious to
break it. He had a So split in
the last box. trying to slide it for
for a spare he missed the object
pin and clipped off No. 5 with his
third ball.
The Washington times., 1935-02-08
The Washington Times
Duckpln Honor Roll

The Washington Times distributes $25 prizes
women bowrs in the Washington rolling the highest ind
vidual in regulation
week from Monday to Saturday through April
There women Five dollars
WILL be paid to the rolling highest game
each week. $3.50 the highest ST for the next
five highest in each group
OWnR to the Obvious superiority of leagues
tempt equitable distribution of weekly prze necessary
TO limit to three each (except of te
and each bouler
The Washington times., 1935-02-08
FIRST BAPTIST WINS

First Baptist rang up a record
score while defeating National
Baptist, 50 to 13, in the B. Y. P.
U. League. Second Baptist de-
feated Kendall. 20 to 26, and Cal
vary Baptist defeated Grace, 80 to
| II, in the other games,
The Washington times., 1935-02-08
WHITING GAINS
IN PIN LOOP

Whiting cut into Potomac's
lead in the Masonic Duckpin
League by taking the odd game.
King David knocked off Lafay.
cite for the odd one when West
and Dixon shouldered the burden
The Washington times., 1935-02-08

r e n t r u n AT
C O n v e ntion
H a | | a t 8
o'clock tonor-
row has marked
the + i S e o +
many duckpin
stars.
When Ollie
Pacini steps on
the drives 20
hold his lead
thr o u h the
final block to-
morrow night,
for instance, he
will be out to
tllrO the trick
The Washington times., 1935-02-08
RING COACH ON AIR

Bobby Goldstein, Columbia Uni
versity's assistant ring coach, will
be the guest Of Bill Coyle over
Station WMAL tonight at $50.
The Washington times., 1935-02-08
Temple Girls Conclude
Pin Match Tomorrow
Bv SID KATZNELL

They and go in this fascinating duckpn game, but
Reds Megaw, of the Georgetown Megaws, fingers
The Washington times., 1935-02-08

KING David ss6: NationaI S9o9' liz -
team sets-Petworth. 1872; King David,
1,719; Lebanon, 1902. High individual
averages-Billheimer Goppa), 1851; Ho-
mer (Petworth), 114-37; Wolfe (Stans-
bury). 144-22. High individual games
Billheimer (Joppa), 169; Phillips (King
David). 1853; Collins Joppa), 1871
High individual sets-Billheime (Jop-
pa), 44S; Stevens (Potomac), S99;
Stackman (St John'sl, 399,
The Washington times., 1935-02-08
REDHEAD ACE
LED IN ALL
8 BLOCKS
BY GINO SINH

In it's nine years of existence.
Che Howard Campbell duckpln
Sweepstakes, which closes its cur
The Washington times., 1935-02-08
WOULD NOT JUDGE

At the big dog show in New
York Emil Fuchs turned down an
offer to Judge Boston bulls.
The Washington times., 1935-02-08

MEMS DIVISION
ARLINGTON COUNTY LEAGUE
Rosslyn Alleys
RudacilIe. Arnold ................ 1877
SaylOr. Davis & Sons ............. 13O
ID. Cullen, Va. Hardware .......... 100
PETWORTH LEAGUE
PetwOrth Alleys
John Burger. Buffers ............ 1871
sonny RemSon, Superior ......... 13I
WAR DEPT. LEAGUE
Arcadia Alleys
Joe PenfOId. Adjutant ......... 1856
Frank OntriCh. photographic .... 1871
Harry Williams, War College .... 139
BETHESDA BUSINESS MEMS
LEAGUE
Boulevard Alleys
Jim Robinson, Bethesda Motors 1877
The Washington times., 1935-02-08

b. Mcdonald, n. W. Motors. ....... 141
S. Lyddane. Bethesda Motors ..... 1874
BETHESDA ASSOCIATION
Bethesda Alleys
A. NOppiner, American Legion. .... 155
b. Boss. We Cab No. 1............. 137
n. HUFFMAN, Friendship ........... 1873
LADIES' DIVISION
LADIES' FEDERAL LEAGUE
Arcadia Alleys
Doris GoOdall. Agric. Jrs. ..,... 1874
sammy FOrteney, RFC ............ 1872
rosemary. RFC No. 2 ............ 1870
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LADIES'
LEAGUE
Boulevard Alleys
Myrtle G. Riggs, KensingtOn ,,,, 14O
Mildred Gingell. EdGemOOr ...,.... lIs
c. Crockett, Silver Spring ....... 1O9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09
A Rendezoseg.

kor meggatolja azokat, hogy XII
ep.tsek munkassAervezeteke
maguknak.
Mem hissziik, hogy igy lenne
de ha radlkalis oldalrol ezzel fog
jak Coughlirt vadolni, mem le-
het meglepvc.
Coughlin a hatalomra torek-
SILK es az eszkozei (az uszitas),
valamint a most mar nyiltan be-
vallott celkitizesei is ait mutat-
jak, hogy EFT a fasc ,zmus meg
alapitasa reven akarja elerni.
Azert van egy taborban a
tobbi amerikai fascistakkal, a
Huey Long-okkal, meg Hearst
ekkel es csak csaletek volt az a
par ismert liberals szonok, akik
oft voltak gyulesen.
Ha azonban az els6 gyiiles
bejelentesei es meghis asai SEE
rint fogja 2 szefyszes. ezutan is
folytatni, akkor felreerthetetle-
MIL fascizmust akar lit csinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09
MECBUNTETETT
REL|EF-CSAL0

Otven dollar penzbirsagra es
hatvan napi e1zarasra itelte
Judge H. P. Beckenbach a As
ewes es 1902 Highland Avenuen
lako Michael Brunot.
Bruno ellen Karl Cook relief
investigator eskhdte XII az elfo-
gatasi parancsot McEvoy es
Merwin detektivek vittek a war
rant alapjan biro ele.
Az volt ellene a formalis vad,
hogy segelyt fogadott Ell, dacara
annak, hogy mint fuvarozo dol
gozott.
Ujev ota ESQ dollar fizetest
huzott FERA-tol ugyanezen
ido alatt 5000 ertekben elelmi-
seer es $1o75 ertekben ruha or
dereket is kapott.
A relief adminisztracio hadat
iizent a "chiseler"- "-eknek ez
volt az elso letartoztatas ebben a
hadjaratban.
Bruno bunosnek vallotta MAJ
gat a biro elott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09
A VERHOVAY SEGELY
EGYLET 1O8-IK OSZTALYA

Fiokosztalyunk a jovo vasar.
nap tartja rendes havi gyuleset
Kerem e. tagtarsakat, hogy q
gyiilesen teljes szainban jelenje;
mex meg.
Beteg tagok a hetens Vargs
Janos, 1647 Midland Av Amb
rusk6 Ferencnr iSa 81 nNboe
Ave. Szenegeto MikI6s,l Lock.
wood. o. Hajdu Jozsefs "a Nor
ley Ave., Campbell, on Borsod
Janos, 1853 N. Broekway Ave
Psak Janosne, 3O3 Emery St
Nemenyi M. Emo, 3o2 Norwood
Ave. Szesze Istvan, All SteeI
Street.
Turner Josef, titkar
lis Manchester Ave
Telefon 9lO5o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09
ANYAK NAPJA
CAMPBELLBEN

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
Silk, campbelli fiokja 1885
majus lien, vasarnap este 8
oral kezdettel tancmu1atsaggal
egybekotott Anyak Napi iinne-
pelyt rendez campbelli Roman
Hallban. A zenet Szikora Lajos
hires zenekara szolgaltatja.
Az iinnepely sorrendje.
/. Amerikai Himnusz. Eneklik
a szerepl6k.
2. Bekoszont6. Szavalja Maria
movies Mariska.
3. Unnepi beszed: Tartja Ma
joros Istvan, az 32l. fiok choke.
4. Edes Anyam. Mesejatek 3
felvonasban. Szereplok: Bauer
Katica, Lehota Janos, Mariana
vics Mariska, Gulyas Jozsef, ifj.
Ifalasz Jozsef, Pitlik Elemer,
Halasz Margitka, Pejko Jozsef,
Cseh Olga.
5. Anyak Napja. Gyermek je-
lenet l. felvonasban. Szemelyek
Redovay Helen, Pejko Jeno, Ko-
vacs Margit, Mulato Katica,
Sass Imre, ifj. Cseh Mihaly, SEE
pesi Margit, Varga Margit, Sass
Rozalia, Polyak Margit, Walter
Irenke, Gulyas Istvan, ifj. Bauer
Ferenc, Raboczy Desc, Pajtok
Gyula, Kelernen Margit, Varga
Erzsehetsa
O. sz6rt6k:: Imank = Hers
berger fiyrgit; Edes Anyam -
Raf,oczs peso; udvozlo =
Pajtok gfpaia Az Edes Anyam
E fT1s IIsu.-llesA.Jts
Anyan Kelemen Margit; szi-
vem vag5a Marko Margit
Imank Sagi Jozsef; - Leg
jobb gyoggszer Tisoczki Vii
mos; Igsret Pejko Vilmos
Legholdogabb Gyermek = Raj
ner Marsha; Igeretiink = Raj
ner Erzsebet.
7. Elkoszont6. Szavalja Kele-
men Jozsef.
8. Magyar Himnusz. Eneklik
a szereplok es a kozonseg.
Rendezo Keszler Veidel. Sueo
Sagi Ignatz.
A campbelli iskolas gyermekek
Anyak Napi iinnepelyere tiszte.
telettel meghiNjuk campbelli IS
kornyeki magyar anyakat es al
talaban az osszmagyarsagot.
Tisztelettel
A PopdozCceo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09

alities have also done. Take the
Slovaks. It would take too
much space here to ennumerate
all they have done for the native
land, for their nationality, for
their language and for their
second generator.
This year is convention year
for most of the large Hungarian
organizations. Maybe in these
last hours of our national exist
ence in America (before we old
timers all 60 the inevitable way
to oblivion) something can yet
be done to redeem the faults of
the past, to expiate the greatest
sin we have committed against
ourselves and our race.
Ihe grand committee OF the
Youngstown churches and So
cieties within its small means
has decided to help worthy
young people of Hungarian
descent to a start in higher
education. A call from this body,
more than 20 years old will 60
to the conventions of the large
organizations with millions of
dollars in the Golfers. It is a
last call.
Let us sit down and devise
something.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09
PRO-HUNCARIA GYULEs

Pro-Hungaria Magyar N0k
Vilagszovetsegenek Youngstown
osztalya majus l3-an, hetfon es-
te z oral kezdettel tartja rendes
havi gyuleset a West Sidei Ma
gyar Otthonban. Keretnek ta-
gok lehet6leg teljes szamban
megjelenni, mivel tobb fontos
targy keriil megbeszelesre.
Csete Sandorne, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09

dicsosegre vinni.
A bal a Magyar Hazban este
8 orakor kezdodik. Belepti jegy
rs cent. Husit6krol rendezo-
seq gondoskodik. A zenet Orosz
Ferenc zenekara szolgaltatja.
Most vasarnap, majus 12-en a
magyar csapat Harrison Fiel-
den a Massilon Spanyol csapat-
tai fog liga gamet jatszani. A
merk6zes kezdete delutan fel 3
orakor.
Vezet6seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09
Budapesten tartjak 1885
nyaran a Nemzetkozi Keresx,
tyen Ifjusagi Egyesiiletek
konvenciojat
Az Amerikai Magyar Egyhazak
c. E. Ifjusaga is szervez tArsas-
utazast

Ugy Magyarorszagon, mint AZ
amerikai magyarsag koreben
nagy oromet keltett teny,
hogy Keresztyen Ifjusagi
Egyeslletek C. E. Vilagszovet-.
sege Budapestet valasztotta,
hogy o-ik evi nemzetkozi kon-
venciojat OFT tartsa meg.
Ere a. 'nagygyiilesre a Mem
zetkozi c. E. Szovetseg choke,
DIR. Polling meleghangu lev3lben
hivta meg ugy sajat, mint tiszt
viselo tarsai neveben is az Anne
rikai Magyar Keresztyen Ifjusa-
got es mindazokat, aAsik az ifju-
sag iigyei, nevelese irant erdek-
lodest tanusitanak.
Szeretetteljes meghivast kill
dott Mt. Sallay Istvan is, a Ma
gyarorszagi Keresztyen Ifjusagi
Szovetseg ugyvezeto titkara Bu-
dapestrol es annak remenye-
mex adott kifejezest, hogy minel
tobben menjenek amerikai ma
gyarok a konvencio alkalmaval
Magyarorszagra
A konvencio augustus 2-tol
Zig tart. Az Amerikai Magyar
c. T. Egyesiilet konferenciaja,
! amelyik multi nyaron Young
stoWnban volt megtartva, Mt.
L.aks Zsigmondnxt, younas
9srowfff f7agyaf = Y Mfsiorfnatls = fai. .
kesz fe1eseget kerte fel, hogy
szervezze az ifjusagot ARA
tarsasuta1asra, amelyiknek f6-
celia az. hogy kell6 feliigyelet
mellett minel tobb magyar ifju
ember es leany tegye meg az
utat Magyarorszagra IS kon-
venciovad .kapcsolatban ismer-
kedjek meg Magyarorszaggal es
a magyarorszagiakkal. Hogy
minden resztvevonek eleg ideje
legyen megismerkedni az ottho-
niakkal. legyen ideje es alkalma
latogatasokat tenni a sziilofol-
don. csoport mar julius 1O-en
elindul a President Roosevelt
hajon. Utkozben meglatogatiak
a parisi magyar koloniat. Svaj-
con es Austrian keresztiil mem
mex Budapestre, ahol varni fog
jak oket a konvencio rendezoi
es ha zai intezmenyek kepvi-
seloi. Vissza augustus 21-en in
dulnak Haanburgbol. Reszlete-
sebb felvilagositassal szivesen
szolgal vezeto, Mt. Laky Zsig-
mondne. Cine 737 Mahoning
Ave, Youngstown, Ohio. A tar
sas utazas resztvev6i sokfele
rendkivili kedvezmenyben is
fognak reszesulni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09

~~AA>oA ~~SS~So >NA-AA 49, ~ -
programjarol beszelunk, nem az
altala hangoztatott celokrol, ha-
mem celok fele valo torekves
modozatair6l akarunk beszelni.
A National Union for Social
Justice" regebben kihirdetett eel
jain mi sok kitetni valot mem
latunk.
Az a tizenhat pontbol allo
program, amellyel a l:ga vagy
union megalakit4sat radon ke-
resztul bejelentette a vilagnak.
bizonyos leszamitasokkal minden
progressziv embernek a program
ia.
Es amig a program megvalo-
sitasat, a celhoz valo kozeledest
az altalunk ismert demokratikus
formak kozt kereste, minden Ii
beralis ember tapsolt, mikor
Coughlin megszolalt.
Roviddel kes6bb azonban a
tisztabban lato emberek ra kezd-
tex ARA a tenyre dobbenni, hogy
Coughlin az eszkozok megvalo-
patasaban nem a1kalrnazkodik q
demokratikus rendszerhez.
Es rajottek ARA is, hogy a
radon egyre kevesebbet beszelt
programmed es egyre tobbszor
izzott Xxi gyulolet, az izgatas,
sot az uszitas hangjabol.
Mem magyarazta, mem nepsze-
riisitette azokatta programpon-
tokat, amely p1aNorn,ja lenne a
l:gajanak, .hanefs a hallgatoit
azokEsra, uszit kikE5s fsltests
vagy feftehette, hogy a progra-
mot ellenzik.
Az uszitast a demokratikus be-
rendezkedesben mem ismerik es
mem fogadjak el tisztesseges po-
litikai eszkoznek s mar ebbol a
tenybol ait ereztek XII, hogy
Coughlip fascista rendszer fele
torekszik.
Sokan a fogalmakat felreertik
es mikor Coughlint a fascizmus-
ra valo hajlamossaggal vadoljak,
AIT felelik, hogy igenis, a barat-
max jo a programme.
Lehet, hogy jo. Valoszinu,
hogy jo. A magunk reszer6l a
10 pontbol tizennegyet alairnank
olvasatlanul a sotetben.
De ez meg mem jelenti, hogy
programban leszogezett erteke-
ket fascista rendszerben kivan-
juk elerni.
Merit fascista rendszer, ma
ga fascizmus szabadsagvesztest
ielent es a szabadsag aran mem
kell nekunk mindaz, amit Cough,
lin megiger a programban..
Mussolininak is kenyer a prog
ramja, Hitler is gazdasagi igaz-
sagot, vagy legalabb tobb gazda-
sagi igazsagot iger a nemet pro-
letar fianak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09
A FIR. C0uCHLIN
MUNKApRoCRAMJA - FASCISTA

De hol van az a iozan ameri-
kai polgar, aki akar a jelenlegi
nyomorusagot is el akarna az
olasz "kenyerbiztonsag" -ert vagy
a nemet helyzetert cserelni?
Az orosz kommunizmus igazan
megtesz mindent, hogy a tegnap
"underdog"-jai segitsen. Az
mar mem is egyenl6seget, de
egyenesen fels6bbseget helyez XII
latasba az orosz proletarnak vagy
a fianak.
De kommunizmus despotiz-
musa aran, a szellemi es lelki
elnyomatas aran XII kNankoznek
a voros kenyerre?
A fascizmus eppen olyan des-
potikus rendszer, mint a kom-
munizmus, egyik voros, mask
barna vagy feher formaban.
Az egyik tarsadalmi es gazda-
sagi igazsagszolgaltatast iger a
voros kommunista keretben, a
mask a barna kapitalista keret-
ben ugyanezt igeri.
Mindkettotol undorral fcrdul
Ell Amerika szabad fla, amig bir-
tokaban van joan eszenek.
Coughlin az elso politikai gyii-
llesen veglegesen STINT vallott.
Kiilsosegeiben ugyan az anne
rikai lobogo jellemezte a gyiile-
set, de a hazafas frazisok kozul
kivillamlott a fascizmus, mikor
az egyes csoportokat szervezet-
ten invitalta magahoz.
A Mussolini Corporate State"
let festette idealjarsak a radio
Pap, rnikor az automunkasok be.
szervezeset igerte, inert az mem
hivatasa egyebkent egy papnak
vagy egy politikai csoportnak.
Ha faj Friar Coughlinnak
hogy az automunkasok nincsenek
szervezve, harom honap alatt el
tudna erni, hogy mind tagja
lenne az American Federation OF
Labor-nek, vagy egy teljesen
fiiggetlen szervezetnek es nem
kellene politikai union-ba csabi-
tani oket, hogy a szervezkedes
lehetoseget megkapjak.
A radio pap azonban soha mem
emelte fel a szavat a munkas-
szervezetek mellett 8 csupan
az 8 sajat hazi szervezetebe akar-
| ia a bermunkasokat invitalni,
ahol 8 uralkodna fe1ettuk.
Hiaba mondja, hogy "az auto
nomiajat mem fogja egy szervezet
sem unioban feladni', ha mem
hajlando az automunkasok seer
vezkedeset AZON KIVUL segi-
teni, hogy vegre MUNKAS-
szervezetben tomorulhessenek es
ne egy politikai csoportban.
FIR. Coughlin munkasszerve-
zeteknek soha mem volt baratja
A templomanak az epitesebol
szervezett munkasokat kizarta,
a nyomtatvanyait, apelyek ten
gernyi mennyisegben arasztjak
ell az orszagot, open nyomdakban
csinaljak; termeszetes hat, hogy
az automunkasokat sem akarja
figgetlen MUNKAS-SZERVE-
ZETEKBEN latni.
Ha rossz.najuak lennenk, ak
kor egyenesen azzal gyanusit-
hatnank meg radio papot, hogy
ezzel lepesevel gyarosokat
akarja szolgalni, inert ha a sajat
|politikai szervezetebe csabitja az
autoipar minden munkasat, ak
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-09
TOWN TOPICS

1t is no good to be sick. And
that is just now my lot. But I
am not complaining. One can't
work almost day and night and
remain well forever.
So the doctors made me quit
Tor awhile. "You must take a
rest" they said. AS a result
am out in Cambridge Springs not
50 far from Youngstown, where
there is absolutely nothing to
do, except eat (Which I can't
do), read, take a walk, drink
water and sleep (lots of it). This
will be my program for at least
10 more days. Cheerful outlook
for a fellow who is used to be
up and doing.
| am not supposed to even
think. But that can't be for.
biiden. So as I sit at my win
low with dreary rainy day
outdoors keeping me indoors
train of thought starts. Its
inception is the view of a new
school building across the
valley about quarter of a mile
away on a hilltop.
:e
Last time I was here there
were but blackened ruins there,
The old academy building which
was once a famous hotel for the
rich burned down. Now there
is new one. Maybe not so pre-.
se1tious but a building in which
education and culture is being
dispensed.
I think I have said once upon
& time that the school on the
hill with its big frame is owned
by the Polish people of America
If I remember correctly was
loud in my praise of the Polish
people which at a cost of !
quarter million dollars or SO
created an academy for their
worthy children where besides
excellent education the American
born boys were fought some
thing about Poland, the Polish
people, the Polish language. If I
remember correctly it was the
Polish National Alliance which
bought and maintained the
school and that each member of
that nation wide organization
contributed 10 cents months to
its upkeep.
AS Hungarian born I was
envlous at that time Of the
Polish people "Why can't we
Hungarians do something
Maybe we have less in numbers
than the poles, but our people
are no worse situated than they
are. Our people when they work
make as much money as the
Poles in America.
s.
Some years ago fire broke out
in the main building of the Po-
lish academy. The depression
came. It is still with us. Yet
it seems during the last two
years the school was rebuilt.
The depression stricken Polish
people found the money to
restore what has been destroyed.
*
Again my thoughts come back
to Hungarians. What have we
got? What can we rebuild? And
if we had anything would we
have rebuilt as the Polish
people did during a depression?
Yes we have nothing. Outside
of a struggling orphanage here
or there, feeble attempt to take
care of our aged we have done
nothing, less than nothing.
We have had national allan