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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07
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Alice kerdez6skodni akart, de ARA vart,
hogy Blackford megszolaljon ICY aztan
cgyikuk Sc torte meg csendet. Alice Jol
tudta. hogy tetlenseg mem kenyere fer
finek hogy egyszer maid megis csak erot
vesz magan akar akarja, akar mem, vegul
megis igazolja magat Reubenssel szemben.
Amikor vegre Blackford megis megszo-
lalt, Alice megriadva ebredt fel tiinodesebol.
- Lawler mem vezeti tovabb banyat
- jelentette XII Blackford varatlanul.
Alice meglepetten pllantott fol - fer
je mintha csak gondolataiba latott volna!
- Hat XII vezeti? - kerdezte.
- En-.
Ez a rovid szocska foloslegesse tette
Alice terveit: jeg, ime megtorott. De
banva mem volt oily fontos neki mint nep.
Blackfordnak mem szabad megallania ba-
nyanal
- Es. -. mi szandekod. -. ha sza-
bad tudnom?
Blackford vallat Won't
Igereteket mem teszek Varj es maid
meglatod
Tobbet mem mondott es Alice sem err
deklodott tovabb. Egyelore nyugodtan vart,
kesobb is raer egyeb dolgokrol beszelni.
Blackford masnap reggel gyors, hataro-
zott lepesekkel jott lie a szekhazbol. Jarasa
egy csoppet sem hasonlitott eddigi egykedvu
botorkalasahoz Mar faradt volt tetlenseg-
t6l es tegnapi munka felvilanyozta. Le-
razta magarol a kishitiiseg benito 'erzeset,
amely oily sokaig fogva tartotta.
Ha mar a szerelem el is veszett -
gondolta magaban van meg sok mas do
log is vagon amiert erdemes eln es
kiizden A munka magaban is karpotas. A
banya es telep hivja ct: oily sok tennivalo
var rea oft 80 Alcenal hiaba mondana ::
ugysem hinne el, hogy EFT 8 erette teszi -
de 8 megis megteszi, inert bizik abban. hogy
Alice egyszer maid megis csak megerti ct.
Ahelyett, hogy mindjart az irodaba tert
volna be. Blackford tovabb ment es atse-
talt teepen. Meg koran volt, de az embe-
rex mar kint lezengtek az utcan, mivel ba-
nya szunetelt geptores matt. Mogorva pill
1antasokkal iidvo zotek ot es Blackford ESQ
dalko zott baratsagtalan magatartasukon. Is
inert ugyan olyan telepeket ahol munkas-
sag gyulolte tarsasagot, de lit semmi ok
Sc volt gyiilolkodesre.
Mikor visszaerkezett setajarol az iro-
daban mar vart rea Bob Allen. Allen volt a
tarsasag karhatalmi tisztje Cahababan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07

= Jojion be, kerem, beszeni akarok on
mel mar jo ido ota = rdvozolte Blackford a
tisztet.
Mr.. Lawler AIT mondta, hogy ha on
beszeln akar velem akkor maid ertem kuld
- mentegetodzott Allen, - de on meg mem
hivatott eddig.
Blackford megkinaita hellyel es Allen
seek legszelen telepedett lie, egyre idegesen
forgatva kiduled6 szemeit Blackford mind
jart targyra tert.
Mondja, Allen, hogy van az hogy on
palinkat enged behozni telepre?
Meg mem tiltottak meg, hogy been
gedjem = feete Allen = Mi a parancsra
varunk, Mr. Blackford. Mr. Crosslands tud-
ia, hogy szeszes ital keril telepre, de soha-
Sc mondta, hogy tiltsam meg. Amikor ell
ment, Mr. Stringfellow sem szolt semmit
palinka ellen es Mr.. Lawler sem tiltotta meg.
En- mindig ARA vartam, hogy az urak mikent
rendelkeznek
Blackford jol mulatott magaban Allen
idegessegen. Most azonban erelyesebb han
got utott meg.
egy csepp palinkat is behozzanak a telepre.
Allen meredt szemekkel nezett ra
= Szoval. gyokerest6l kiirtani?
- Gyokerestol! - ismetelte Blackford
Allen ere tetova ujjakkal lefejtette ka-
batjaro csillagot es felallva, oda tette rang
bell ekesseget Blackford roaszt ztaara.
= En- pedig gyokeresen megvalok on
t6l. uram.
Blackford kedelyesen folnevetett, de az
tan komoly lett.
= Nos, mi bal? Ugy veli hogy ez ne
kez feladat lenne onnek? Hiszen segiteni fo-
gok!. Az on helyeben mem lennek ilyen
kishitii. Nagyon meglep ez lepese, inert
szamitottam onre ennel tsztogatasnal.
Allen csak ingatta fejet.
- Mem, uram! Halas kos zonet, de mas
alias utan fogok nezni. Mem akarok osszeku-
lonbozni "nagy" Shackleforddal, nekem
semmi dolgom vele. Most azon leszek hogy
minel elobb megmondjam neki, hogy mem va
gyok az okozoja semminek
Backfordnak elparolgott jokedve.
= Semmi ilyet mem fog tenni. Ha va
lamit meg kell mondani Shacklefordnak, AIT
maid en- fogom megmondani. On, ugy latom,
nagyon is ijed6s. :
= Mr.. Blackford, ne iteljen lily szigoruan
vedekezett Allen = Lassa en- lit sziettem,
lit voltam egesz eletemben remelem, hogy
tovabbra is lit fogok elni, ez pedig nagyon is
ketseges lenne, ha ujjat huzok Shackleford-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07

AIT hiszem, tarsasag eleg hatalmas
ahhoz, hogy elbanjon vele. Rend szerint. -.
- Igen, uram - szolt Allen ez igaz
es a tarsasagnak mem is esnek baja, de ne
KEN bizonyara. Semmi koriilmenyek kozott
sem ohajtok szembe szallni a nagy Shackle-
forddal.
Blackford megvetest es csalodast is err
'zett egyszerre Szentil hitte, hogy szamithat
Allen segitsegere.
= Ha el akarja hagyni az allasat =
mondta kedvetlenul - ait hiszem, ebben mem
akadalyozhatom meg. Is miattam Sc aggod-
jek. Biztostom, hogy mem lesz bajom
Shackleforddal
Mem, uram, onnek talan mem lesz
vee baja, de 6nek lesz baja onnel = biz
tositotta Allen szomoruan.
- EFT maid vele intezem el es mem on
nel.... Szoval on klep szolgalatbol?
Ki - felete Allen hatarozottan.
- Rendben van Miutan tudatni ohajt-
ia ezt STRAIGHTFORWARD es hihetoleg meg ma
delutan folkeresi: mondja meg neki, kerem,
hogy latni szeretnem.
EFT azonnal elintezem vallalko-
zott Allen megkonnyebbulve.
Elment rendnek volt Ore es Blackford
nyugodt kacagassal nezett utana Bosszan-
toan muatsagosnak talalta Allen rettegeset
A "Cahaba Coal and Iron Company" hatal-
mat erezve hata mogott alig tor6dott mar
a megvetessel elbocsatott emberrel
Ujra leult az iroas ztalahoz es folytatta a
szamadasok atvizsgalasat. Figyemesen atne-
zett, megforgatott minden szeletke papirost,
ami banyamunkarol felvilagositast adhatott
Orak multan kis szoszhaju koyok betoppa-
nasa zavarta meg munkajaban.
= A maga neve Blackford? - kerdezte
flu
Blackford bolntott, mire gyerek kis
cedulat adott at neki ezekiel a szavakkal:
- Ben ur ait mondta nekem, hogy mt
tassam meg az utat.
A fofelugyel6 kinyitotta papirost es OIL
"Mr. Shackleford megkapta Mr..
Blackford uzenetet Szerencsejenek
tartana, ha Mr. Blackfordot ottho-
naban idvozolhetne"
= Nj a bugris, milyen kifogastalan le-
velet irt!.... Blackford mosolygott Aztan
eszrevette. hogy az iras moi keztol cred. !. :.
Margaret! Ugy latszik, van erzeke humor
irant
Backford edaszolt Stringfellowhoz: =
Lawler siettesse felvono javitasi munkala-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07

sorban. Ha elismeres jar valaki-
mex, adjuk ait eloszor azoknak,
akik mi sovany kenyeriinket
eszik.
A Himler lapoknak a S;:c-e:.e S:.,s m 2
Court felol irt cikke bejarta az
amerikai magyar hetilapokat
Megjelent szoszerint az egyik
budapest es az egyik debreceni
napilapban is nyolc het elott. En-
edes lstenem, hova jutunk, ha
uJsagiroink Sc az ohazai, Sc az
amerikai magyar lapokat mem OIL
vassak? Hova jutunk, ha ara
dozva borulunk hasra a nyomta
tott betu elott csak azert. inert
az angol nyelvu?
Amt ma mi, amerikai ujsag.
irok csinalunk, az szobor rombo.
las. Elmulasra, halalra vagyunk
ltelve es ARA igyekszink ma
gunk is, hogy emleke Sc marad.
jon annak, mintha lit lettek vol.
ma valaha magyar szerkeszt6k &
magyar ujsagirok. Mi vagyunk
azok az ujsagirok, akiknek hasz.
talan mondotta Mikszath Kal.
man: !.
Fiuk, szeressetek egymast
inert bizony kutya Sc szere,
benneteket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-07

Az American Legion nagy szi-
mes plakatokon hirdeti, hogy a
nemes tarsasag ejjel-nappal, til
zon-vizen keresztul orzi az al
kotmanyt.
Azonkiviil larmaznak, kiabal-
max, Observation-Disclosures
hirdetik, hogy mines torvenyte-
lensegnek, mines kommunizmus-
max, nincs szocializmusnak he
lye ebben a hazaban.
A mutt heten es az elotte valo
hetekben, sot az utolso ket ev-
Evening star., 1935-12-18
BUFFALO, ELEY MIX
IN RING ONCE MORE
Colored Welters Feature Show
Tonight With Ten-Rounder
at Turner's Arena.

THIRTY-SIX rounds of boxing. fea-
l. turing a scheduled l0-round fea-
ture between Billy Eley and Gene
Buffalo, are slated tonight in an all
colored fistic show at Joe Turner'S
arena. The card will be presented
under the auspices of the colored
Civic Association Of the second pre-
cinct.
In two previous meetings that
aroused the vigorous protest of both
boys a draw was voted their first time
out and Eley declared winner on split
decision in a return bout. Followers
and handlers of Buffalo insisted that
their boy was robbed" on both occa-
sions.
Despite the popularity Of Eley indi-
cations were that Buffalo would go to
the post a 6-to-5 favorite tonight. the
Philadelphian's superior ring general
ship and aggressiveness earning him
something of an edge. -
In a slam-bang semi-hnal Meyer
Rowan, terrific punching lightweight
WHO mas uOOISu tlle ldSC SlShI HlcA W
face him for counts, goes to war with
Baby Kid Chocolate, Atlantic City
crowd pleaser.
Rowan has knocked out four Of his
last six opponents and includes Buf-
falo among the men he has had on
the floor for a nine count
Scheduled six rounds subjects bring
together Jack Grant VS.. Arthur Gray
(heavyweights), Ted King VS.. Tommy
Hutcherson Cfeatherweights) and
Bobby Green VS.. K. o. Clark (feather-
weightS).
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Mat Matches
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
ALBANY, N. Y.-Ray Steele, 215,
Glendale. Calf. defeated Leo Numa,
2l6. Seattle. Wash, two falls out OF
three.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.--Jack Dono-
van, 220, Boston defeated George Len
Than, 2o5, Boston, straight falls.
BIDDEFORD, Mclean Baptiste
La Roche, IT'S, Montreal, defeated
Dynamite Dunn, ITS, Newfoundland,
two falls out Of three.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ed (Strangler)
Lewis, 239, Los Angeles, defeated Kari
(Big Boy) Davis, 2s9, Columbus, Ohio,
two out Of three falls.
SAN DIEGO. Calif.-Chief Little
Wolf, ais, Arizona, beat Joe Savoldi,
2o2, Three Oaks, Mich, two out OF
three falls.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Vincente Lopez,
2ll. Tampico, Mexico, beat Gino Carl
baldi, 2I3, Milan, Italy, 45:00; Wee
Willie Davis, 249, Virginia, defeated
Paul Boesch, 2O9, New York, 14:00;
Stanley Pinto, 203, Chicago. tossed Abe
Kaplan, 211, Boston. 14:00; Bill Hou-
lihan, Is9, New York, defeated Jerry
Monohan, 233, Santa Rosa, Calf.
1900.
MINNEAPOLIS.-LouP Plummer, 21S
Baltimore, and Pat O'Shocker, 220
Salt Lake City, drew, 5000; Cliff
Thiede, 21S, Los Angeles, gained q
fall over Billy Hanson, 220. Dover
Del, 1900; Abe Rothberg, 220, New
York, pinned Jack Sampson, ~2ls
wahpeton, N. OAK, 1900.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
GEORGE TO OPPOSE
WILD MAN CHEWAKI
Don Agrees to Let Foe Use His
Roughest Tactics in Bout
Tomorrow Night.

CHIEF CHEWAKI will be permitted
~ to wrestle his widest at Joe
Turner's Arena tomorrow night when
he opposes Ed (Dol) George in the
one-fall finish feature of Turner's s
weekly show.
George agreed to this leeway today
following receipt of information that
Chewaki had considered himself
handicapped by restrictions here.
Contracting Turner via loug distance,
George insisted that he was well cap
able of taking care of himself and
would welcome any brand of aggres-
siveness the rowdy redskin saw fit to
turn loose.
Favorably impressed by Georges
eaerness to give Washtngtonians a
good show, Turner announced that
Chewaki, so long as he remained
within the bounds of reason, would be
permitted to rough it up.
In tomorrow's seni-fnal, Dean
Detton, California favorite, engages
another tartar in Abe Kashey, Syrian
sensation.
Thirty-minute time limit exhibitions
book Rusty Westcof VS.. Jack Donovan
and Vie Christy VS.. George Lenihan,
the first bout being due at $3.50 o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

~ Ado facilities Of many coun-
- tries of the world will be em-
ployed on more than so
n y Christmas programs TO be
presented during the holiday season.
Greetings will be broadcast by
President Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt,
King George v of England, Lord
Tweedsmuir. governor general of
Canada, and other prominent states
men.
Thousands will participate in a
variety of programs. including singing,
playing and speaking from the United
States and numerous other countries.
Bethlehem, London, Paris, Rome,
Adds Ababa, Nuremburg, Warsaw,
Cairo, Calcutta, Aukland, Montreal,
Oslo, Sydney and Halifax are listed
among foreign cities which are to
join in the broadcasts.
On Christmas day, the program of
"The Story of Christmas" will begin
with broadcast from the holy city Of
Bethlehem. AS the story continues
there will be broadcaSts from other
cities. The final point of origin will
be in the Washington Cathedral.
X y
(. ROAKE CARTER, news commenta-
49, tor, has received a new contract
for So weeks. effective February a.
He is heard over the Columbia network
each week Mondays through Fridays.
He will give his ,00oth broadcast under
his present arrangement late in 1886,
but will have broadcast 2,l32 times
when he completes his program De-
cember 81. He began his radio career
over Columbia's Philadelphia affiliate,
WCAU, on June /, 1881.
** **
HORACE HEIDI, leader of the
Brigadiers Orchestra, will continue
his half-hour variety programs over
Columbia stations during the new
year. He has signed a new contract,
effective January 2. His programs will
continue to be given without Interrupt
ton each Thursday from 10 to 1920
pm. He started his band as student
at the University of California.
+ y
THE Musicians Union Of the District
of Columbia abridged its strict
rules today to permit Duke Ellington
and his orchestra to broadcast a
special one-half hour concert tonight
at 1890 over WRC in the interest OF
the Christmas doll campaign of Cor
! don Hittenmark.
incidentally. Hittenmark has re-
ceived a contribution Of a doll from
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
y X
THE Children's Frolic, which has
been broadcast for about a year
over WNIAL. will go commercial Satur-
day. The broadcast thereafter will be
sponsored.
IONE Of operas perennial favorites
Verdi's "Rigoletto," has been billed
for the second Metropolitan Opera
Saturday matinee to be broadcast by
the National Broadcasting Co. De.
cember %, at 1:55 pm.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Jockey Reid Wins Bonus for Daring Ride
Mastery Excited Thoroughbred Years Outstanding Fea Turf

awaiting the decision. A relieved
shrek burst from the crowd when
only the fourth horse, Tutticurio,
was disqualified, not affecting the
payoh.
On one day during the recent
Bowie meeting two horses fell in
the first race, one horse fell and
another was left at the post IN
the second race and in the third
q horse named Wedge Lad ran
away, broke his leg and had to be
destroyed.
Genie Palatine won the race,
paying $463 so for 50. the longest
price of the year in the East. Then
1t was discovered that two claims
had been entered for Wedge Lad:
A coin was tipped and the win
ner-really the loser-was Trainer
l.. Haymaker, who had to give
$1,000 for q dead thoroughbred
and had TO pay for having the
body trucked OF the course.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
He mounted staked Plains ant

He mounted Staked Plains and
was thrown to the ground. He
remounted, and after a wild shak-
ing, again was unseateo. The Negro
persisted, and finally. after q long
delay, the. field was started. staked
Plains did not win, but the Racing
Association recognized Reid cour-
age by giving him bonus of $25.
Another sensational race in 1885
was run in a driving rain at Aque-
duct. The field jammed up on
the far turn and Thorson was
knocked down.. His jockey, Sammy
Renick, was unhurt, but all the
jockeys were questioned by the
judges after Lady Highgloss won,
Weston ran second and Below Zero
third.
Supporters Of the first three
horses fretted for 20 minutes
Evening star., 1935-12-18
NAVY BANKS ON DALTON
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, December ls.-Jack
Dalton, jr., son of the Naval Acad-
emy's great foot ball back and track
man of the last generation, is expected
to be an able ally to Capt. Joe Patter-
son, the one-man track team, who won
three firsts and second against the
Army last year, on the Navy track
team this year.
Young Dalton, a member Of the
plebe class last year, holds the all-time
plebe records in the 100 and 220 yard
dash and is expected to improve in his
work under Coach Earl Thompson.
He has reported with other members
of the squad for preliminary work this
Winter,
Evening star., 1935-12-18
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

ing THE Cavalcade of America" pro-
gram on WJSV at 8. One of the
sketches will depict the building of
the Erie Canal and the Holland Tun-
mel.
THE Tough Kid" a story Of a
mother with one son in Sing Sing
who seeks to keep her second son
from the same fate. will be told dur
ing the 10000 Years in Sing Sing
dramatized on WNfAL at $50.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

at the ritzy Highland Park course at
Lake Wales, Fla.
A NEW caddy pen is in the making
n at Chevy Chase, down south Of
the golf shop, where the boys will be
herded off the golf shop porch while
awaiting q bag-toting job. A big
motor shovel is out there today, eating
gouging bites out of the landscape
preparing the new caddy quarters.
while Bill Hardy, busy at his job OF
making golf clubs. gazes out the
window and ponders on the wonders
of machines Chevy Chase will be a
different looking place next Spring,
with one of the worlds biggest prac-
tice greens in front of the golf shop,
and new caddie pen down there in
hollow behind the shop.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
VINCENNES, Ind.-Winfred (Moonl
Mullins. 1851, Vincennes, and Paul
Lee, 1882, Indianapolis, mo con-
test" (3).
QUINCY, nl.-Clem Reed, 160,
Quincy, and Ellis Bradley, 155,
Quincy, drew (10); Scotty Mclean,
I40, Peoria, Ill, knocked out Ray Davis,
130 Indianapolis ~; Cowboy Black
wood, 169, Indianapolis, stopped
Jimmy Wilson, $50, Chicago (3); Joe
Lapelle, 100, Indianapolis, stopped
Petro Gonzales, 130, Chicago (S).
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.-Frankie
Hughes, las, Clinton, Ind, stopped
Todd Seasons, 139. Charleston, S. G.
az.
LOS ANGELES.-Charley Goats, l74,
Akron, Ohio, knocked out Wesley
Ketchel, ITS, Astoria, Greg. (2).
Evening star., 1935-12-18
WESTR]NRSIIT OEE TINE TEE
N by w. r. Me cALLuM
HERMAN ENTERLINE,
BY w. R. Me CALLuM

He finished at 29S. one shot outside
the prize money, for an average of
7412, and still no pay. 1t really is
tough to win in the big pro tourna-
ments. incidentally, the winning
score at the tourney was 10 shots
better than last year. But last year
the boys played in three sweaters and
overcoats. Florida had a tinge of
Winter weather then. This year it
was balmy and mild.
GENE LARKIN. young Woodmont
pro, is planning to take the matri-
monial Jump during the holidays.
Gene is scheduled to marry. a New
York girl on December % and prob
ably will spend the honeymoon in
Florida, returning to his post at
Woodmont in March.
The Larkin lad used to be the pro
Evening star., 1935-12-18

rs AN interesting commentary
on the paid servants of golf TO
note that Immediately Horton
Il Smith, the smiling, slim-legged
boy from Joplin, Mo, tossed off the
commercial connection he has had
for many years and embarked with a
new outfit, he stepped out and grab
bed himself the big slice of the big
gest golf prize in America-flrst
money in the Biltmore tournament.
Just like ball player shifted from
one team to another, who makes a
big batting and fielding spurt in his
new post, Horton recaptured some of
the fire and Steadiness of 1929 and
1880 to win a tourney of the size he
hasn't been able to grab for many
years.
Horton and quite a flock Of the
other lads have shifted their ale
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Court Results

Local.
American University, 26; Maryland
State Normal. "a.
George Washington Frosh, 3; Cen
tral, 20.
Roosevelt, 80; Westinghouse High,
1s.
Southern High, 27; Tech. 26.
st. Johns, So; Charlotte Hall, 25.
George Washington High, 27; West
ern, 26.
Ohio University. So; Marietta, IS.
Hastings, 81; Bethany, "a.
Drake, "A; Gonzaga, IS.
Georgetown College, IS; Kentucky
Wesleyan. IS.
westechester Teachers, %; Wash
ington College, 1s.
Southern California, 40; Wichita,
81.
Kentucky, So; Berea, 80.
Nebraska, So; Brigham Young, "a.
Kansas state, 90; Washburn, %.
Purdue, 49; Xavier, 26.
Illinois, Al; DePauw, II.
Nebraska Wesleyan, IS; Luther, TO-
Stanford. II; College Of Pacific, 40.
Arizona state Teachers, a.; Western
State, 43.
western Union. At; Southern Nor
NAL. 80.
Wisconsin Mines. SO; Warmburg, 80
Ball State, 90; Miami (Ohio), ".
Central Normal, 3S; Indiana Gen.
tral, 90.
st. Thomas, 80; Columbia College,
81.
st. Olaf, 81; Upper Iowa, %.
Superior Teachers, 80; North Da-
kota, %.
Mcpherson College, 40; Sterling, 26
Midland, SO; Dana, lS.
North Texas Teachers, %; Durant
Teachers, is.
Northern Normal, IS; Valley Teach
ers, 80.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

Two colorful operettas, Martha's air
from THE Cars Bride" by Rimsky-
Korsakoff, and "Charmant oiseau,"
from Davids La Perle du BreSll,
will be featured by Lily Pons during
her recital over WJSV at 8. She
also will sing Kern's THE Jockey
on the Carousel," from her recent
screen success, II Dream Too Much.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

.why Shouldn't l." from Jubilee, -
will be the highlight of Conrad Thi-
bault's program during the Log Cabin
Revue on WRC at 10. His selections
also include 'Ron Along Prairie
Noon"
The struggle to harness nature to
meet the demands Of the country S
DEVELOPMENT will be dramatized dur
Evening star., 1935-12-18
LAST HALE DECIDES.

Bethesda-Chevy Chase put on q
last-half assault yesterday to rout
Gaithersburg High, 1915, after trail
ing by two points at half-time. The
winners held the hosts to 3 points in
the final two periods while running up
%. Day and LoZupone were the CHIEF
scorers for Bethesda Chevy Chase.