davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-04-14
. V =
"
Ell u DE ITO LAlO

ell moral de cartuchos II lado, en- es-
pera de que Pancho Barrera fuera a
cumplir la amenaz propalada de ven-
garse de todos los amigos de tic Lalo.
La noche, aunque sin luna, era bas-
tante clara. I'm incendio g~igantesco
devoraba ell zacatal tostado de la le-
rrania de enfrente. iluminando con Vi
vos fulgores toda la campina.
Una manana fresca sucedio a la no.
che calurosa. Aun ell reg de los as
tros nc abandonaba SUI nocturna cell
da; nj ell diligente can enarcaba ell
lomo, desperezandose; nj la bullan-
La opinión., 1935-04-14

del ito Lalo, nj intentado siquiera i'm
vestigar su p%aradero.
La noche del 81 de mayo del ano
a que nos referimos. la paso don Gildo
sentado en- ell pogo de la puerta de
SUI habitaci6n. con ell rifle entire las
piernas y la botella de aguardiente y
La opinión., 1935-04-14

INCUENTA Y cinco dias
transcurrieron desde la fe-
cha fatal de la fuga de Ia
familia Aguirre. Don Her
menegildo. don Marcelino y
Mr.. Watson. no habian te-
nido la mas minima noticia
La opinión., 1935-04-14

La noche del ~ de mayo " paso don Gildo sentado e n eI pogo de
la puert. de su habtacion. o ell rifle entire las piernas y la boteIa
de aguardiente y ell moral de cartuchos al iado. en- espera de que
Pancho Barrera fuera a cumplir la amenaza propalada de vengarse
de todo. los amigos de ito Lalo".
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
EZ AZ Okla,
HOCY SZTRAJKOK

t0rtek XII mindenfele a mutt
heten azok most mar mem
mindenutt a munkasok verese-
gevel vegz6dnek.
Itt-ott bizonyos formakban
felemelik a Accumulation a
napszamot es a munkalatok-
max azon a reszen, amelyet a
belugyminiszterium alatt We
geznek, ezentul a rendes mum
kabereket fogjak fizetni. vi
szont ezeken. a munkakon ke-
vesebb orat fognak az emberek
dolgozni hetenkent.
!. Ez a penz termeszetesen
-azonnal belle jut a forgalomba,
hiszen a nincstelenek mezte-
lenre vannak rongyolva es
negy-hat het mulva lenyeges
iavulast fog az uzlet kepe mu-
tatni.
Csak az a nagy kerdes, ami
re eddig senki mem tudott fe-
lelni, hogy a maganvallalko-
zas kepes lesz-e a fellendiiles
iramat ezutan is tartani, mi
kor a negyezer millios sz0vet-
segi penz kimeriil S a kOzmun-
kak ujra megsziinnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17

Heteken at foglalkoztunk a
v0r0s Industrial Workers Order
newt egylettel, amt a magya-
rOk csak IWO-nak neveznek es
a szamok megdonthetetlen to-
megevel mutattunk ra, hogy
mennyivel eszszerubb vezetes
van a magyar egyletekben,
mint a v0ros nemzetkozi egy-
letben.
Az ember AIT hihette volna,
hogy az vi Elore newt voros
szennylap, amely allandoan
uvoltozik a magyar egyletek
dolgarol, siirg6sen a vedelmere
kel az IWO-nak.
Nemcsak azert, inert a tago-
kat az IWO-ba toborozza, ha-
mem azert is, inert a voros egy-
let evi csekely huszonnyolcezer
dollart fizet a hivatalos lap
sagert.
AIT vartuk, hogy az vi El6-
renek lesz egy-ket szava abban
az ugyben, hogy az IWO-ban
4.step up rate van, vagyis
akarhany ewes koraban lep be
valaki az egyletbe. evrol-evre
emelkedik tagsagdija, amig
csak az egyletben van.
Hiaba lep be valaki mondjuk
husz ewes koraban, amikor a
tagsagdij mem magas, egy ev
mulva mar a huszonegy ewes
kor utan, tiz ev mulva a 80
ewes kor utan, harminc ev mul-
va az SO ewes kor utan fog fl
zetni. Es a tagsagdij tiz dolla-
ron is feliilernelkedik hayonta,
ha az illet6 a tisztes Greg kort
eleri.
Mem volt szava sem az vi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
AIT MEM IRJAK MEG

a Hearst ujsagok, hogy mi
fele hasznunk lenne olyan
piacbol, ahol fizetni mem tud-
max es meg kevesbe akarnak.
A haborus j k0veteleseinlk
negy 0tod reszet elengedtuk
az olaszoknak, mire a t0bbinek
a fizeteset is megtagadtak,
inert mem voltak kepesek" fl
zetni. De kepeseknek latsza-
max ARA, hogy egy modern
hadsereget fegyverbe allitsa-
max es haboruba kiildjenek.
A mi hitiink es velemenyiink
az, hogy a haboru mem tart
sokaig, hogy a. titkos egyez-
seq regen keszen van hogy
az egesz Nepliga-ugy komedia,
de ha mem ICY lenne, akkor a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
|HATSZAZ0TVENEZER

kapott alkalmazast a k0z-
munkaknal a mutt heten es a
het vegevel osszesen egy mil
lio es szazotvenezren voltak
ilyen munkaban.
Ha az elnok a korabb1 ige-
retet bevaltja es a program
mem fog hajotorest szenvedni,
akkor a k0vetkez6 negy het-
ben meg ket milli6 enber ia
lal munkat a sz0vetseg altal
segelyezett Accumulation.
Ez minden esetre 0rvendetes
hir lenne, de ezekben a mum
kakban a szerencses emberek
mem sok oromet talaltak.
Koztudomasu, hogy a nap
szamjuk nagyon kis 0sszegben
! van megszabva S igazan keves
az enlberi eletheZ.
Osszesen talan 80 SZaZalek-
kal kapnak atlag t0bbet, akik
dolgoznak, mint akik tenyle-
gesen a welfare kenyeren ten
godnek es ez a t0bblet mem
eleg ahhoz, hogy a mindenna-
pi sovany kenyeren xviii
egyebre is kerilj0n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17

Of Commerce "szaNaztatjal, a.
tagsagat, hogy alkalmat adion
nekik az uj deal ellen nyilat-
kozni. ,,.,
Ez a hatalmaS >t6kes tabor
negy kerdest intez a tagsag-
hoz, arnelyeket erdemes min
den embernek isrnerni. TIT k0-.
z6ljiik ezt a negy kerdest: /.
Kiterjesszek-e a szovetseg ha-
talmat az. allami es lokalis
iigyekre? 2. K5ltekezzek-e a
sz0vetsegi kornnAny a bevete-
lein felil? 3 .versenyezzen-e a:
kormany, mint munkaad6, a
Observation-Disclosures? A. A kon-
gresszus altal az eln0knek
adott felhatalmazasnak le-
gyen-e hataral
Termeszetes, hogy ezekre a
kerdesekre az orszag minden
t6kese es minden vallalkozasa
harsog6 nem-mel fog felelni,
kiveve a negyedik kerdest,
an1ire egyhangu igennel felel-
mex.
(Folytatas az six oldalo,rI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
HE TT S ZE N LIEa !

let megtiltottak, ahogy AIT q
legujabb t0rveny meghagyta a
kormanynak, de egyben figyel-
meztettek az amerikai keres-
kedelmet ARA is, hogy a had
ban allo nemzetekkel minden-
XII a sajat felel6ssegere k0t
akarmilyen iisletet.
Minthogy q Nepliga altal ell
rendelt bojkott ugyanazon tar
gyak olasz exportjat tiltotta
Ell, amelyek fel vannak sorol-
va az elnoki rendeletben, eros
6s jogos a gyanu, hogy kor-
manyunk szoros co-operacio-
ban all AngliAval, yagyis a Ii
gaval.
Termeszetesen Amerika pol
garsaga mem tiirte volna meg,
hOgy a kOrmany a Llga DOJ-
kottja utan csatlakozzek a boz
kotthoz, de rendben lev6nek
talaljak, hogy a Liga csatlako-
zott mi hozzank.
Az amerikai kereskedelem,
az exporterek egyesulete azon-
ban mar tiltakozik ez ellen az
enyhe kiviteli tilalom ellen is,
es amennyiben Roosevelt a tt
lalmat kiterjesztene a myers
termekekre is - amelyekre
szinten szuksege van a; had
viselo allamnak - a kOzvefe-
meny azonnal megoszlana a
kerdesben.
A nagyt6ke utasitasara a
Hearst lapok maris megkezd-
TEX az izgatastra bojkott ellen,
illetve a kiviteli tilalom kiter-
jesztese ellen ARA uSzitanak
benniinket, hogy ebben a ked-
vez6 pillanatban az olasz pia-
cot bizt0sitsuk magunknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17

Elorenek ARA, hogy az TWO
tavaly ugykezelesre pontosan
annyit kolt0tt, mint az osszes
biztositasokra es betegsegelyek-
re egyiittveve es hogy a negy-
szaztizezer dollar kiadasbol
csak ketszaz0tezer dollar ment
segelyekre.
Egy $40 megjegyzese mem
volt a v0r0s lapnak a nyolc-
ezer dollaron feluli tisztviseloi
napidijakra, egy szavuk sem
volt ARA, hogy otven, ember
dolgozik az TWO irodajaban,
hogy a szervezok evi negyven-
ezer dollarnal tobbe keriilnek,
hogy az iroda kiadasai a het-
veneer dollart meghaladjak.
Mi az, hogy az vi Elore meg
nenIult?
Mert neln mernek ezekiel a
dolgokkal foglalkozni, inert
mem merik megvedelmezni AIT
a voros egyletet, amelybe a
tagokat csabitjak es amely-
tol evente 28 ezer dollart huz-
max XII a hivatalos ujsagok?
Es nit sz0lnak a vor0s masz-
lagba bodult magyarok, akik
tagjai az IWO-nak es akiknek
a lapja csak a magyar egylete-
ket tudja szapulni, de mem tud
egy betuvel felelni a negy hosz.
szu cikkunkre?
Igenis, a tagok szolnanak!
Tudomasunk van rola, hogy
az TWO tagjainak a szazai
vontak kerd6re az vi El6ret
hogy mennyi igaz ezekb0l 9
szamokb6,, de a v0r0s szenny.
lap mem mer egy szoval, egy
hanggal valaszolni
Azert mem mer, inert a sza
mokat lehazudni mem tudjak
mar pedig Ok csak akkor ordi
toznak, mikor lehetseges a ha
zugsag.
| Hat v0r0s "elvtarsak", akil
olyan hangosak egyebkor, tes
SEX most az vi El6rehez felvi
| agositasert fordulni. "A huszon
nyolcezer dollaros hivatalos vi
saghoz.
! Az "0ntudatos'' tudatlanok
az "0ntudatos'' felrevezetettel
pedig dolkozzanak felette
1hogy inert lapul most meg a,
vi El6re, amely olyan nagyol
hangos, mikor a magyar egy
letek felol hazudozza tele
lvilagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
AIT REMELIK,
HOCY EEK

a munkalatok, illetve a rem
delkezesre aHo penzek eltarta-
max marcus elejeig, vagy de-
rekaig S a kormany ait hiszi,
hogy akkorra az ernberek ma
gyobb reszet a maganvallalko-
zas felszivja.
Akik viszont pontosan fl
gyelik, hogy ugyanazt a mum
ka-mennyiseget mennyivel ke-
vesebb ember vegzi nap-nap
utan a gyarakban, attol fel-
mex, hogy ez hiu remenyseg.
A januarban 0sszeiil6 kon-
gresszusnak eppen azert ma
gyon koran hatarozni kell
maid, hogy milyen formaban
fognak a nincstelenekr6l to-
vabb gondoskodni. Hogy be-
vezetik-e a vegleges ''dole"
(keszpenzsegely) rendszert,
vagy tovabbi k0zmunkakra
gondolnak.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a nagyt6-
kenek es italian az atlagos ado
fizet6nek is jobban tetszenek
a keszpenz-segely, mint a koz-
munka, inert az kisebb penz-
iigyi teher lenne az orszagra.
Viszont a nincstelen ember
sokkal szivesebben dolgozna,
minthogy hosszu id6re,. tal5n
egy eletre alamizsnara legyen
szoritva. Az sem lehetetlen,
hogy az a valasztasok egy vi
tas pontjat fogja kepezni.
AZ ELNnK
ES A KULUGYI
J, hiyatal mindent megtettek,
hogy a nemzet semlegesseget
biztositsak. A munici6 kivite-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17

bajunk a kozel j0v6ben meg.
gyulik.
Mert az a1nerikai t6kes mem
fog azzaf t0r6dni, hogy eset-
leg haboruba sodorja az orsza-
got ha profit mutatkozik,
akkor az eln0k kiviteli tilal-
makat hiaba fog kiadni.
ROOSEVELT VAKAcI0N
leven, a politikaban mem
volt sok vagy lenyeges ujsag
a multi heten. A reakcios la
pok azonban j6nak lattak neki
esni az eln0knek, hogy ilyen
valsagos id6kben tavol van
Washingtonb6l. Hogy init je-
lentene, vagy NIT segitene a
jelenlete, AIT elfelejtik meg
irni.
Mik0zben a demokratak pi-
hennek, a republikanusok an
nal er6sebben dolgoznak Is a
sajtoiroda ket iranyu teve-
kenyseget felt XII most mar.
Tamadjak termeszetesen az
vi dealt, minden egyes reszle-
teben es "felepitik" .azokat az
embereket, akik esetleg repub-
likanus eln0kjel0ltek lehetnek.
Ma mar emelyit6 dajka-me-
seket olvashatunk pl. Landau
kansasi kormanyzo nagysaga
rol, okossagarol es jo sziver6l
S a t6kes lapok kiil0n0sen AIT
hangsulyozzak, hogy az ALA
manak nincs adossaga. Elhall-
gatjak azonban AIT, hogy az
utolso tizenket honapban a
sz0vetseg kincstara egyszaz-
millio dollart volt kenytelen
segelyre k0lteni a leginkabt
farmerek altal lakott Kansas
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17

Roosevelt irant $ ali leginkAbb
azert szeretne q j0v6re meg
verni.
Termeszetesen magaban q
demokrata partban is van BIZ
zonyos sza1nu ellenzek S eek
mex a vezere Talmadge geor-
giai kormanyzo szeretne lenni,
aki az eln0kot nap-nap utan
tamadja.
Ma mar a republikanusok
nem invitaljak az elegedetlen
demokratakat k0z0s partba,
inert AIT hiszik, hogy ICY is
van chance-jiik a gy6zelemre.
MEM TITOK MAR, HOGY
a nagyt6ke sok milliot Jog
aldozni, hogy Rooseveltet meg
verje, hiszen a republikanu-
sok visszanyernek a kormany-
East, nagyon gyorsan megkap-
max ezt a penzt kamatostol.
A t6kes alakulatok szazai
! muk0dnek aktivan S e pillanat
ban peldaul a legnagyobb to-
kes alakulat, a U. S. Chamber
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
MECLAPUL Az "UJ EL0RE"

Nit gondolnak bolseuik magyarok Is az TWO tagiai,
hogy inert halgt az Vi El0re? Mert zsebei be ha-
szonnyolcezer dollar eui "hoatalos lapsdgo ot ha meg
csak uedelmere kelni az egyetenek Minel me-
lyebben hagat u0r0s szennyIap annd erosebben gon-
dolkozik az Industrial Workers Order tagsdga
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-17
KNOX LAPKIAD0NAK IS

kitiin6 eselyei vannak, hogy
a jel0lest megkapja 8 kul0-
n0sen erosen tetszenek a Macy
tokenek. Ellene van az, hogy
nagyon gazdag ember S a je-
lenlegi hangulatban AIT fel le-
hetne ellene hasznalni.
Amig a republicans sajto-
irodak rata vannak, hogy fell
epitsek ezt a ket embert, ad-
dig mindent elkovetnek, hogy
Borah-t felre toljak, Hoovert
pedig egeszen lehetetlenne te-
gyek a partjaban.
KulOnOSen HOovertol felnek,
aki allitolag tele van bosszu-
val es szemelyes gyiil0lettel
Evening star., 1935-06-13
WASHINGTON. D. THURSDAY. 13

sleeping sickness. Its cause Is not
known and no study has been made of
the brains of victims after death, he
said.
Awards Are Made.
DR.. F. L. Adair and DR.. NJ Ed
wards Davis of the University of
Chicago were awarded the American
Medical Associations gold medal for
individual investigation. high prize Of
medical scientific research.
The award went to them for the
development of ergot, substance in
stopping hemorrhages, as a thera-
peutic agent and in formulating OF a
new crystalline substance for 1t.
The associations silver medal was
awarded to Or. L. G.. Rowntree, DR..
j. H. Clark and DR.. Arthur Steinberg
of the Philadelphia Institute of Medi-
cal Research for their investigations on
the biological effects of extracts of the
thymus and pineal glands.
DR.. Jane Sands Robb, DR.. j. Fred
Hiss and DR.. r. C. Robb of the Syra-
cuse University School of Medicine.
Syracuse, N. Y, we're awarded the
bronze medal for original investiga-
Evening star., 1935-06-13
medical knowledge is far ahead Of its

medical knowledge is far ahead OF its
direct application.
A method by which persons suffer-
ing from some skin diseases may be
cured by inducing them to ignore
their mental troubles was described
yesterday by DR.. John H. Stokes OF
Philadelphia.
Meanwhile DR.. A. M. Davidson and
DR.. P. H. Gregory of the University
of Manitoba, winnipeg, announced
the identification of growths on the
feet of human beings, formerly iden-
tilted as mosaic fungus" or infection
from without the body, as crystals of
cholesterol, q fat-like constituent OF
the body.
Whether this has any relation TO
infection by ringworm fungi is not yet
known, they asserted, but the pres
ence of the cholesterol mosaic "can no
longer be regarded as evidence of in
fection" by foreign growth.
DIR. George w. Hall of Chicago de-
scribed a relatively new disease called
narcolepsy in which persons who have
suffered injury have an uncontrol-
able desire to sleep. 1t has occurred
frequently since the World War, he
explained, but was often diagnosed as
Evening star., 1935-06-13
DOCTOR RESTORES
USE OF MANS ARM
Canadian Surgeon De-
sCribes Bone-Extension
Operation.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTIC CITY, June 13.-Res-
toration of a useless arm to practi-
cally its normal state through bone
extension operation was described to
the American and Canadian Medi-
cal Associations today.
DR.. Joseph M. Murray Of Ottawa,
Ontario, told attending physicians
how he had restored a young mans
elbow-one which was useless because
of inability of the muscles of the arm
to function-after it had been injured
in an auto accident.
The case is comparatively rare in
medical literature and DIR. Murray's
restoration treatment was unique.
After the removal of az inches Of
the upper bone of the arm and heal
ing of the original injury, the use of
the arm was totally lost.
Strength Is Restored.
Four years later DR.. Murray opened
the elbow, sawed of the lower end
of the shortened humerus and split
it slightly. Into the split he inserted
the sharp end of the piece of bone he
had Just sawed off. making square
END and tying 1t firmly. Next he at
tached the lower end of the upper arm
muscles.
The man can now lift load in
his arm and manipulate it almost
normally.
A survey of general health condi-
tions in Virginia was reported to the
section on industrial health by DR..
Fred J. Wampler of the Medical Col
lege of Virginia at Richmond.
He gave the results of examinations
of 47,O00 civil works employees of the
Federal Government which indicates
that much more medical service is
needed in Virginia than can be given
by the physicians now practicing in
the State.
The group examined was composed
mostly of skilled and unskilled work.
ers, but included 5000 farmers, nu-
merous clerks, stenographers and stu
dents, and 26 musicians. Thirty
three thousand were white men, 10000
colored men and less than 5000
women.
Survey Held Representative.
Sixty-fve per cent had no ap-
parent defects, "a per cent were
slightly undeveloped, but capable of
ordinary work, 10 per cent were able
to do light work only and per cent
were unfit for any work.
Among the men, l out Of every 10
who we're more than As years of
age had herniaS, of which out of
every 3 were not properly cared for.
Ten per cent of the older white
women and per cent of the men
had varicoSe veins. Three out of 10
of the over As group were suffering
from high blood pressure.
DR.. Wampler expressed the belief
that the survey was representative of
the entire State of Virginia. The
results show the need for health ex-
aminations. he said. and indicate that
Evening star., 1935-06-13
Gangstsr Aide Sentenced.

MANKATO, Mimi, June II R.-
Federal Judge Gunnar H. Nordbye
yesterday sentenced Harry Cooper,
erstwhile associate of the slain Tommy
Carroll, Dillinger gangster. to serve
five years in the Leavenworth Peni-
tentiary and pay $500 fine when
Cooper pleaded guilty to robbing a
post office.
Cooper is now serving one To
seven year term In the State Prison
at Saltwater.
Evening star., 1935-06-13

tions on the physiology of the muscle
bundles of the heart.
The gold medal Of the association
for exhibit judged entirely on presen-
tation and not on experimental studies
went to DR.. Stuart Harrington and DR..
Willis s. Lellon of the Mayo Clinic,
Rochester, Mimi, for their exhibition
of surgical treatment and clinical
manifestations of hernias and tumor.
Evening star., 1935-06-13

Movie Taxes Lowered.
Colombia has lowered all taxes on
movie tickets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-16
CLOSE
TENN|SYEAR

The American University tennis
team, most successful of 1934-35
Eagle athletic squads, encounters
st. Johns College, Of Annapolis,
on the Columbia Country Club
courts this afternoon. The unde-
feated Eagles count among their
seasons victims Delaware, Cath
Ollie University. Randolph-Macon
and Bridgewater.
Len Harris, Eagle ace, has not
dropped a set to any opponent in
his singles matches, nor when
teamed with Seth Gordon in the
doubles. Other Eagles who have
unStained individual play records
are Sherman Lee, Roger Barss and
Walton May.
In all probability today's
matches will find Seth Gordon
playing No. /, Len Harris the No.
2, Lee No. 3, BarsS No. 4, May
No. S, and Gordon Sievers No. 6.
The doubles will find Harris and
Gordon paired as No. /, Lee and
BarsS as No. 2, and May and
SieVerS as No. 3.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-05-16
G|eaninqs From D. c. Golf Courses

two overtime matches in the
Washington Post women's
tournament. lost to Mrs. Hume
Peabody, Army and Navy Club,
2 and /, in the first round. ).
but defeated Mrs. Vida Mar
tin, Kenwood, l up, in q holes,
in the consultations. Mrs. Betty
Meckley, who is hitting the ball
with finesse, clicked off an 86
in defeating Mrs. Philip Cole,
Army and Navy Club, in yes
terday'S second round.
Bob Stead, jr., Chevy Chase
golf chairman, beamed all over
on account Of yesterdays clear.
bright day.. Hope it lasts for
the rest of the tournament" he
remarked. Winfree Johnson.
the local tennis potentate, was
right proud of that 81 he shot
in the qualifying round. "One
of my best scores this year"
grinned Johnson. and who
could miss the giant figure of
Andrew J. ICY" Cummings as
he leaned back on his cane and
chatted with his cronies from
Columbia Country Club?. Will
mer Allison must have volleyed
on that par 4 sixth hole. he
took a juicy Z there. DR.. How
ard L. Smith shifted his swing
on the second nine. he used a
flat swing on the first nine and
required 40 strokes. he changed
to an upright swing on the in
coming journey and finished
with IS, one over standard par.
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COalmen Defeat
Southwest Market

Bill jenkins Washington Coal
Company outfit defeated the
Southwest Market, 10 to 6, yester-
day in the Industrial League.
Roy Dolly" Miller, Southern
Maryland sensation, made his
debut on the washington sand
lots by toeing the slab for the
Coalmen. He performed in superb
style, allowing the Southwest
boys only four hits, while five
errors were made behind him.
Stanley Alexander, starred at bat
with 2 hits in as many tries.
The Coalmen are very anxious
to schedule a game for Sunday.
Teams interested call Manager
jenkins, at Lincoln 6s06.
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laboring out there on the
mound.
You get that way, you know,
when you're as saturated in
baseball as is the boss man at
Griffith Stadium. Those two
early-inning runs the Indians
got didn't mean a thing to the
gent in whose bosom baseball
hope springs eternal. Like
Harry Pulliam, Griff takes
nothing for granted in baseball.
There is always the next in
ming, and the next and the
next.
"What do you think of this
aseball brOadcaSting bust"
ness?" I interpOsed while Mr..
Mcdonald was ad libbing be-
tween innings.
81 think it's great for we
birds who stay at home, and
just the next best thing to
SEEM the game itself; but I'm
agin' br0adcasting local games
in the several cities where the
magnateS are selling such con-
cessions to the stations in their
towns.
faint fair to the visitin'
clubs which are under heavy
travelling expenses to take their
teams into towns where broad
casting is permitted only to play
before small audiences because
people stay home or in their Of.
fices and switch on the radio, in
stead of goin' out to the park.
Touched Tender Spot
tin one American League
park, the owner gets $4,000 a
year for radio rights at his park.
Where do the seven visiting
teams which make competition
for his club get off on a propO-
Sition like that? Do we get cut
in on the income from radio con-
cessiOns? Mkt"
I seemed to have touched on a
tender subject, by even opening
up such a conversation, be-
cause from radio abuses, Griff
launched into other evil prac-
tees which threaten the base.
ball economic set-up.
"The magnateS are cheaper
ing their product by grabbing at
the easy dollar by two short
sighted pOlicieS-permitting local
games to go out over the air and
synthetic Sunday d0uble.head-
erS," Griff averred.
Neither does Griff fancy the
idea of five ladies' days a week,
a policy announced by the Cubs
some eight or 10 days ago.
Strong as he is for a 25-cent ad.
mission for boys, and persistent
as he is for one free day week
for ladies, the Fox of Florida
Avenue thinks anything over
and beyond such a GOODWILL
gesture toward the public will
eventually strike a vital blow at
what premium there still re-
mains in producing good ball
clubs,