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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
MAGYAR 1Sk0LA
UNNEP VASARNAP
A regi reformatus egyhaz
tartja iskolai FARO ;innepet

A regi Magyar Reformatus
Egyhaz az elnult esztend6kben
mem tartott iskolai FARO Time
pelyt, inert vizsga napja min
dig ossze esett Nagybizottsag
altal rendezett Magyar Nap-al.
Ez iden azonban a vizsga napja
egy hettel a Magyar Nap elott
lesz. Azert az iskola vezetosege
ugy latta jonak, hogy az iskola
novendekeinek alkalmat adjon
ARA, hogy nyaron szerzett is
mereteikrol bizonysagot adjanak,
nyari iskolai iinnepseg kereteben.
Az iskolai zaro iinnepely vasar-
nap. 28-an este fel 8 oral kez-
dettel lesz a templom mogotti is
kola teremben, amelyik estenkint
mindig kellemesen huvos. A
novendekek iskolai unnepelye
szines, kedves magyar gyongyos
bokreta lesz Hazafias, komoly
es humoros szindarabok, magyar
hazafias es nepdalok, sok. szebb-
mel szebb szavalatok fogjak gaz-
dagga, felejthetetlenne tenni ezt
az iskolai iinnepelyt.
Az iskola vezet6sege remeli,
'hogy neri csak az egyhaz tag
jai, de mindazok magyarok,
akik meltanyoljak az igaz, ko-
molly nevelo munkat, eljonnek
erre az estelyre. Fagylalt, hideg
frissito ital lesz. A N6egylet
tagjai fogjak iskola udvarunk ar
nyas fai kozott felszolgalni. XII
vanatos lenne, hogy Youngstown
es kornyekenek magyarjai lit adj
janak egymasnak talalkozot a
jovo vasarnap. Egy regi ma
gyar intezmeny nemes, hazafias
munkajat segitik, ha eljonnek.
Akar esik az ESQ, akar mem.
vizsga iinnepely meg lesz
tartva
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

A nagy meleg dacara elenk er-
deklodes es reszvetellel tartotta
Nagybizottsag juliusi gyiile-
set a Magyarok Nagyasszonya
hitkozseg iskolatermeben hetfon
este.
A gyules fotargya a Magyar
Nap reszleteinek megbeszelese
volt.
A kikiildott miisor albizottsag
jelenteseit minden res zleteben ell
fogadtak.
A Nagybizottsag orommel TO-
gadta Ft. Mundweil Janos, a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya egyhaz
plebanosanak bejelenteset, hogy
hajlando Magyar Nap delelott-
jen nagy tabor3 miset tartani az
fdora Park ba1f parkjaban, aff,es
lyet nemregen hangszorokkal
szereltek fel.
Mundweil f6urat felkerte a
Nagybizottsag, hogy lepjen
erintkezesbe Scent Istvan es a
Scent Gyorgy' Egyhaz lelkeszei-
vel. hogy a harom katholikus
egyhaz egyiitt tartsa tabori mi
set, amelyen a cleveland Scent
Margit egyhaz enekkara fog enc
kelni tabori orgona kiserettel.
Ugyanakkor a Nagybizottsag
vezetosege felkeri protestans
egyhazak lelkeszeit, hogy ha
ohajtanak kozos protestans is
tentiszteletet tartani, ugy ARA a
celra is megfelel6 helyisegrol es
kello elokesziiletr6l gondoskodik
az Idora Parkban.
Meg eddig nagy tabori mise
9em volt a Magyar Nap del
el6ttjsn. Ez alkaimat fog nyuj-
tani a kozonsegnek, hogy ebedjet
kihozza fnagaval es mise utan az
arnyas, hiis. mindenkeppen fell
szerelt piknikhelyen fogyassza
el ebedjet.
A Nagybizottsag kimondotta,
hogy szinhazban, ahol a nagy
miisor kerul bemutatasra, a ball
parkban a game-k es sport ver-
senyekhez, nagy tancteremben
az ingyen tanchoz es a Heidel-
berg Gardenbe csakis gombbal
rendelkez6k lephetnek be.
A Magyar Nap gombjaibol
200 van kint eddig es azok see
pen fogynak. ugyszinten kapha-
tok lesznek parkban is.
A Magyar Nap vacsora jegyei
so .es rs centes arban kiosztasra
kerultek. Aki ohajt. az rendel-
het. vagy vehet Nagybizottsag
tagjainal, vagy hivja telefonon
Gober Janos titkart..
A vacsora fos zonoka a cleve.
landi magyar fokonzulatus KEEP.
visel6je lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

A vacsorara meghivja a Nagy-
bizottsag varosunk es megyenk
magyar-barat amerikai vezet6
embereit es megismerteti veliik
magyar revizios mozgalnat.
a konzult a delutani program
kereteben is bemutatjak a ko-
zonsegnek.
A szinhazi musor az iden
nagys zerinek igerkezik. Mt.
Csepke Istvan nilesi reformatus
lelkesz lesz a megnyito szonok
es Mt. Dar6czy Matyas farrelli
ref. lelkesz lesz a foszonok es 3
mutatja be konzult.
A miisort Magyarok Macy
asszonya egyhaz zenekara nyitja
meg MundWeil four vestuylste
ATT zenekafisak ID eS s 81
elso bemuta+6ja Macy magyar
kozonseg elott es rendkiviil szor-
galmasan gyakorolnak.
Az eddig bejelentett es elfo-
gadott szamok kozt kovetke-
zok szerepelnek maid.
10th Imre, toledoi ugyved, he
gedii jatek;s 10th. Erzsebet, Nc
Keesport, sajat kiserte magyar
dalok; a cleveland SIT. Margit
enekkar enekszamai; Scent
Gyorgy Cor. Kath. Ifjusagi Kor
vigjateka Is szerepl6vel, kor-
magyar es enekszam betet; Vas
Imrene nagy harmonika jateka;
Vas Imre es Ungvari Mihaly
szajharmonika kettose; 10th
Margit enekszamai Zurki Ilona
zongorakiseretevel; Molnar es
Trojan trefas enek kettose; Ko-
vacs Margit es Sas Roza enek-
kett6se; Halasz Margit es Forrai
Wilma enek kettose; Sas Roza,
Kovacs Er r,sebet Is Kovacs Mar
git enek-harmasa; Kalmar Mar
git, Mezei Margit, Orosz Etel es
10th Margit tancszama; Crosz
Gizella. Belle Aranka. Cult Kla-
ra es Mezei Gizella tancszama.
Valoszinu, hogy ezen szamo-
kon kiviil szerepelni fognak az
Antal noverek FarrellbO nagy-
szerii enekszamukkal es Devay
/ Gyorgyne, youngstown ma
gyar csalogany. valamint Gagyi
Bella ismert magyar zongoramii-
vesz, aki jelenleg alland6an sze-
repel a Youngstown WKBN RAJ
dio allonas miisoran.
A miisorszamok bejelenteset.
Nemenyi Miklos Ern6. Macy
bizot+sag elnoke vegzi. 0 fogja
atadni szinpadon ket magyar
szarmazasu ifjunak Nagybi-
zottsag els6 IS dollaros oszton-'
dijat, hogy felsobb tanulmanyai-1
kat folytathassak.
A sport palyan Brogley Fe-
| (Folytatas a 8-ik oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
A MAGYAR HAz
PIKN|KET TART
MOST VASARNAP
A West Sidei Magyar Haz I
Barta erdoben rendezi nyar
unnlatsagSt

A Magyar Haz vezetosege
most vasarnap tartja els6 es
egyetlen nyari kirandulasi mu
latsagat a youngstown magyar
sag altal elonyosen ismert Bar
ia fele erdoben.
A zenet magyarsag kedvelt
zenekara fogja szolgaltatni. Etc
lex, italok a javabol. Macy tanc-
pablo, Este villany vilagitas es
alacsony belepti dij.
A gyalog es villanyoson jovok
ingyen szallitast kaphatnak a
Mahoning Avei villamos vegal-
lomastol IS vissza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

erovel mennek es altalaban sok-
kal tobb ember dolgozik.
Az Ohio Works lis valamivel
jobban megy es lit is varhato ja-
vulas ami bizonyara Macy oro-
met fog kelteni magyarok kozt.
- MAGYAR NAP AUGUSTUS A.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
KULTUR K0R GYtjLESE

A Campbell Magyar Kultur
kor rendes gyiileset most PEN
teken este 7:30-kor tartja sajat
helyisegeben. Keretnek a ta-
gok, hogy jelenjenek meg, inert
fontos dolgok kerulnek megbe-
szelesre, mint piknik rendezese
es vasarnapi kirandulas. Azok,
Xix havidijjal hatralekban van
max, keretnek, hogy minel hama
rabb rendezzek att
Zboray Istvan, eln0k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

Mindenfele lapunkat erdekl6
igyek; hirek, hirdetesek, el6-
fizetesek, nyomtatvanyok stb.
pontosan Is gyorsan intez el
a varosi irodank: 4O8 West
Federal st.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
VERHOVAY 1OS

A Verhovay Segely Egylet
lO8-ik fiokjanak beteg tagjai a
heten: Varga Janos, 1647 Mid
land Ave. Balazs Ferenc, o32
Franklin Ave. Gene Gabor, 254
Pasadena Ave. Pivarnyik Mi
haly, 3Oo Alexander St. Katko
Ferenc Hubbard. Betegseg je-
lentendG
Turner Josef, titkar.
lis Manchester Ave
Telefon 01O5o !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
Macy KESzUL0DES A MAGYAR NAPRA
A ANAGYBtzOTTSAC KITONO MUSORT
FOCADOTT Ell; LESz TABORt MISE

idei Magyar Nap nagyszabasunak iserkezik. szn
hazi musoron regi es vi erok mutatkoznak be- Ven
degszereplok jonnek mas varosokbol. Lesz football
baseball es trefas versenyek. Ingyen tanc. "A
magyar konzuatus kepviselve lesz. Magyaros
vacsora a vendegek tiszteletere. A tabor mi
sen cleveland SIT. Margit egyhaz snek-
kara enekel. : A magyar revizio isyenek
kulon satora lesz. Kiadjak tanul-
manyi 0sztondjakat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
Esemenyek

Az ev legnagyobb esemenye,
a Magyar Nap most vasarnap-
hog egy hetrs esedekes az Idora
Parkban.
Az idei a l0-ik Magyar Nap
Is a Nagybizottsag, amely a
Magyar Napok rendezeset meg
kezdte 1o2s-ben, ez evben i'm
nepli megalakulasanak 20-ik ev-
fordul6jat.
A marciusi iinnepelyt mem sza
mitva, a Magyar Nap az, anne
1yen a Youngstown Is k0rnye-
XII magyarsag legnagyobb szam
ban vesz reszt. Ugy latszik, a
marciusi iinnepely tell Macy ta-
lalkoz6 es Magyar Nap a nya-
ri talalkozoja magyarsagnak.
Mi, youngstowniak biiszkek
is lehetiink a mi Magyar Ma
punkra Is a mi rnarciusi Time
pelyiinkre. Biszkek lehetiink
azert, inert szeles Amerikaban
a mi Nagybizottsagunk altal
rendezett iinnepelyek elso helyen
allanak, ugy latogatottsag, mint
miisor szempontjabol.
Oily nagy es is mi hirink,
!hogy Magyar Napunkra messze
foldr6l jonnek latogat6k. Akar-
hany magyart ismeriink, akiknek
mas varosbeli rokonai vagy is
merosei ugy rendezik young
stowni latogatast, hogy az a
Magyar Napra essen.
Az idei Magyar Nap sem lesz
kivetel ebben a tekintetben.
SGT az iden a miisoron is fog
max szerepelni messzebb videki
magyarok, azert, inert hallottak
mi Magyar Napunk hiret.
Icy musoron lesz 10th I'm
re toledoi magyar szarmazasu
ugyved, aki Toledo varosi viz
miivek szolgalataban all. 10th
Imre youngstown szarmazasu,
de innen egesz kis koraban ks-
rult el. Most visszajon, hogy a
Magyar Nap musoran kitiin6 he
gedii szamaival szerepeljen es
kogy kitanulmanyozza, hogy a
youngstown magyarok hogyan
rendezik meg a Magyar Napju-
Egy mask 10th Is pedig Err
zsebet, McKeesportf6l fog ell
jonni, hogy magyar dalaival
smelje a Magyar Nap rnusora-
max fenyet.
lit lesznek val6szintilee ked-
yes vendeg miiveszeink, az An
tai n6verek Farrellb6l ks a mil
soron fog szerepelni 4 Young
stown Is k0rny9ki magyar ifju-
sag legjobb enek, tanc Is zene-
<zSyna;va1
Az idei Magyar Napnak lesz
meg tobb ujdonsaga. Icy az idei
Magyar Napon tartjuk az els6,
remelhet6leg kozos Macy tabori
miset. Ha a terv val6ra valik,
akkor harom magyar katholi-
kus egyhaz (ket r6mai Is egy
gor. kath.) hivei, valamint a k0r-
nyekbeli katholikus magyarsag
reszere IL 6rakor a szabad eg
alatt hangsz6r6k altal er6sitett
nagymiset ad.
A Nagybizottsag felkeri a re-
formatus egyhazakat is. hogy ha
6hajtjak, akkor rendezzenek
ugyanakkor, vagy a tabori mise
utan k0z0s reformatus isten-
tiszteletet.
Ugyancsak az idei Magyar Ma
pom lep el6szor nagy nyilva-
nossag ele Magyarok Nagyasz-
szonya hitk0zseg kebelkben Ft.
Mundweil Janos altal szervezett
Is magyar szarmazasu gyerme-
kekb6l all6 zenekar.
A Magyar Napon aztan az
0sszmagyarsag hallhatja 6ket
el6sz0r. Mar exert is erdemes
lesz kij0nni Magyar Napra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25
T0BB MUNKA LESz
AUCUSlTUSBAN
Sokkal jobban mennek a gya-
rak, mirt juniasban. Tavaly
ilyenkor alis volt munka. :
Fo':.tonos jvplis varhato

e HReren 1dlet termeies eitrte
az 50 szazalekot Is a kilatasok
jok augusztusra. Mig egy evvel
ezel6tt juliusban alig dolgoztak a
gyarak es juliusi masodik peda
majdnem semmi sem volt az iden
egyre fokozodik a termeles. inert
nincsenek sehol Macy acel keszle-
tex es inert az automobil ipar
meg mindig gyartja az idei mo-
deleket.
A Sheet anda Tube campbelli
telepen a heten II open hearth
dolgozik. A cold strip mill meg
indult, egyelore egy siftaval. de
mar elokesziileteket tesznek a
masodik siftara, amikorra behiv-
jak azokat munkasokat, akiket
a sheet mill lebontasakor letet-
tex.
A csogyarak is sokkal jobban
dolgoznak. A feher pleh (tin
plate) gyarak csaknem teljes
- MAGYAR NAP AUGUSTUS A.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

Az lit felsoroltak csak kika-
pott reszei az idei Magyar Nap
misoranak, amellyel lapunk mas
reszeben b6vebben foglalkozunk.
Ne is mulassza el senki az idei
Magyar Napot.
Viszontlatasra augustus 4-en,
vasarnaphoz egy hetre Magyar
Napon a remek Idoro Parkban.
VASAROLJUNK a lapunkban
hirdet6 cegeknel.
- MAGYAR NAP AUGUSTUS a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-07-25

ELoFIZETESEKET, hirdete.
seket lapunk varosi irodajaban
(408 w. Federal St.) lehet a
legpontosabban eIintezni.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
GROUPS TO FIGHT
FOR NEW SCHOOL
Michigan Park Citizens and
PIT. A. Plan to Appear
Before CONGRESS.

Declaring that the erection of a
graded school in their neighborhood
is of vital Importance, the members
! of a joint meeting of the Michigan
Park Citizens Association and the
Bunker Hill Parent Teacher Associa-
ton last night appointed delegation
Of Is members to appear before Con-
gress and request that the appropria-
ton Of Sis. 900 be reconsidered in the
budget for 1886.
The appropriation for the erection
of new school at Fourteenth and
Taylor streets northeast was included
in the budget for 1886. but was struck
out by the Budget Bureau.
Plans for a new school for their
area was included in the 10-year pro-
gram submitted by Supt. of Schools
Frank w. Ballou a few years ago.
Land Acquired.
The land, which includes between
five and a half and six acres. has
been acquired, according to the men,
bers of the association.
DR.. William M. Deviny introduced
the resolution.
The members OF the group con-
tended that after the erection of a
new school. the Bunker Hill School
could be used for community center
activities. such as a meeting place for
Girl Scouts and possibly a public
library.
Ten of the members Of the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12

He was told the Pennsylvania coal
miners were resisting war service.
Il can't expect minors to fight" he
said. But let's make them majors
and then they won't have to-"
For military man." he was asked,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12

mittee to appear before Congress we're
selected from the Parent-Teacher
Association and the other five were
selected from citizens association.
William M. Deviny was selected to
serve as chairman of the committee.
The group also plans to request
that the appropriation Of $4,000 for
character education in the public
schools be included in the budget for
1896.
Another appropriation for $4,000
included in the budget for the work
of the Community Center, which was
cut to a little over half, will be re-
quested.
The members of the association
went on record requesting the Zoning
Commission to change their section
to a semi-restricted, which calls for
the erection of only single and semi
detached dwellings. A committee
will be selected at the next meeting
to appear before the Zoning Com
mission to file their requests.
Burk Walsh and John Hillyard
were nominated for president. Four
other members, William T. Russell,
Joe O'Toole, William Tobin, and Joe
S. Murray, were selected by the group
to run for vice president. The cleo
ton of officers will be held at the
next monthly meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
.yADEN ADDRESSES
Citizens GROUP
Congress Heights Members
Hear of Opportunities
Offered by F. H. A.

Addressing large group Of the
Congress Heights Citizens Association
at their meeting last night, James
G. Yaden, president Of the Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations, outlined
briefly the housing improvements
offered by the Federal Housing Ad-
miniStration.
Yaden termed the better housing
program of the F. H. A. personal
business proposition instead Of pa
triotic one.
In explaining the benefits derived
from the F. H. A., Yaden pointed out
that the whole Nation would benefit
such as all types of laborers and the
unemployed of the Nation. He urged
citizens to investigate the plan.
w. j. Caldwell and j. r. Stanton,
officials of the F. H. A. gave short
talks and presented motion pictures
showing various improvements already
made to private homes throughout the
country.
With reservations, the association
also approved Weir plan" number 4
for reorganization of administration
of all recreational facilities of the
District.
The association went on record as
favoring the establishment Of the
now abandoned highway testing lab
oratory.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faithful and
John j. Elson were accepted as men,
bers of the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12

don't you think mustaches becom-
ing"
Maybe, but they haven't arrived
yet" he answered Scornfully.
Mr.. Lincoln, you would have your
Joke within a mile of hell" said a
member of Congress who had suffered
from his wit.
Yes" said the President, that's
about the distance of the Capital"
How old is that tree?" he was
asked
L don't know, but I'm about to
axe it."
Have you heard that Mrs. c. is
being prosecuted for bigamy," he was
asked
Yes. and I'm sorry. She loved
not wisely but two well.
A victory b fisherman over Early
was reported to him.
I'm delighted to hear it." he said.
Federal victories are usually over
late"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12

He was lamenting the numbers
killed in battle.
Yes, said lawyer, ''but those who
live by the sword must expect to die
by the sword"
And those who live by the law
must expect to die by the law re-
piled Lincoln.
II have come here" said Secretary
Chase, Ito consult you on the national
debt"
Its great interest" said Lincoln,
claims my most devout attention. y
He attended an almost empty thea
ter.
1T must be due to the war;" said
a friend
mo, it's due to the price" said Lin
coin.
An Army officer was boasting Of
his heroism in battle. pointing to q
wound scar on his face.
why did you look back" asked
the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12

the clubs 35th celebration of the
JOINT birthdays of Lincoln and Doug
lass.
Representative Arthur W. Mitchell,
colored, of Illinois; Robert Vann. q
special assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eral and DR.. william Thompkins. the
Districts recorder Of deeds, recently
we're elected to membership by the
MuSolits.
George H. Murray, chairman; Perry
w. Howard. Republican National
Committeeman from Mississippi;
Lieut.. Col. H. O. Atwood, U. S. R.;
A. Langston Taylor and j. F1ipper
Derricot are on the Arrangements
Committee. Maurice C. Clifford Is
president Of the Musolit Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
CLUB WILL EULOGIZE
LINCOLN AND DOUGLASS

DR.. Howard T. Thurman and Rev
Robert N. Williams will eulogize
Abraham Lincoln and Frederick
Douglass, respectively, at the Musolit
Clubs annual Lincoln-Douglass cele-
bration Friday at pm at the club
house.
After the eulogies club members
will have an hour of merriment in
which leading notables, both national
and local, will be satirized. This is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
DIES AFTER TOAST

Groom to = Be Drinks Poisoned
Whisky.
LONG BEACH, Calf, February IL
@.-George r. Fletcher toasted his
bride-to-be with whisky yesterday
and toppled over, dead. The city
analyst said the liquor contained
poison.
Fletcher, 19-year-old sailor aboard
U. S. S. Oklahoma, had planned to
marry Miss Hazel Rice, 20, Thursday.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Flet-
cher of FL Paso. Tex, who came here
to hear the ceremony, will attend his
funeral instead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
TAX PUBLICITY FOUGHT

Sentinels of Public Claim Grow
ing Support for Stand.
The Sentinels of the Public claim
strong public support for their stand
against income tax publicity.
In a statement the organization
said Roland S. Morris, former Ambas-
sador to Japan, had asserted that
when tried before the publicity clause
in the law proved perfectly useless
and, if anything, hampered rather
than helped in the collection of
taxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-31
Cardoso, Montgomery Teams
Victors in Playground Meets

dria5: third. joseph Lee 1wuiow Tree.
Running broad iump-Won by Joe Lee
d s%iIo" thru T5te r H asS9RG ncoln 0'
tcsr TEat second cn Triple tie By Ross
willow Tree. Hawkins 'Cardosa and
fred 0V Miner' Ray Hs%Eins, Earl Pierce.
seph Brown. Peter Lee. Thomas Moore,
William Hughes: third. Alexandria Ray
Bentley. Robert Burke. Bernard Lee. Els
worth Moran.
S5-Pound Glass.
40-meter run-won by Charles smoth-
ee osa thi2d RoSere aarFis aH 1WoW
Running ps,. bread ,Ymp- Vna b. b., j: An An
max max Linc0in; third M Hawkins Hin-
Runping hish ium and By J. John;
FARMS; third. j. Barry Lincoln.
Barns cf Esf' BS second Lneon
siPd Willow Ss f1s. brown Harris Esr
Lee).
I0O-Pound Class.
50-meter run-.won by James Wallace
dozal: third. Melvin Risley Lincolnl;.
sTnnns 0T9aa cnss By %a%:
third. d. Freedman Gincolnl.
Running high jump--won. by B. viii
liams lCardoza); second. j; Jones and s.
200-meter relay-Won by CardoZa wal
lace. Robinson. Thomas. Harold; second,
Alexandria Zones. Davis. C. Jones, c.
ROBINSON.
II5-Pound Class
6O-meter run-won by Norman Hawkins
fCardoZa) second. Jerome Jones WILLOW
Tree; third. James Hutton tCardoSa.
Running broad jump-won by Jerome
eWiiiow TreeS: third, wallace tLincoinl.
tcsrdo n6e Second n,en z Piece q Scardoss,
third. H. Harris, WILLOW Tree:
240-meter .relay-Won by Willow Tree
Jones. Harris. DaiSon; Thomas; second
J. Hattan).
Unlimited Glass RESTRICTED.
1O0-meter run-Won by Ernest Bob
man Lincoln): second, Joe links (willow
Trsel: third Teddy Tinker Gincolnl
Running broad jump-Won by z; Moore
TTss shrd ernest 7 E Efls
Running. high jump--won by Alfred
Helix fCardoza): second, E. ,Vestley (Alex-
andria): third, J. smallwood (Cardoza).
Farms); second, williams (Csrdoza) third,
Branch (Lincoln)
400-meter relay-won by, Lincoln q.
solan ROseTt Rsiss
son. Anderson: third, Willow Tree doe
links, Council Robinson. Charles Belt, Paul
Unlimited Glass tRestricted.
1oO-meter run--Won by Smith Lin
eolnn: second; Tyler Lincoln); third Poe
one emile rgn-won by Smith CI.incolnl !:
Harris tcardoza).