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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
Kirk Miller Says:
Cont. from First Sports Pagel

(COnt. from First Sports Page)
battle. Sometimes it is with a
wide ,swooping left and others with
telegraphed roundhouse rights
that Sarron tags Miller.
Frequently the former cham
pion is staggered by thus being
thrown off balance and he clinch-
eS and hangs on for dear life.
The Scuffling becomes so pro-
nounced in the eighth round that
Sarron's left eye is cut open and
he bleeds profusely. This is an
old cut that they all have re-
opened on Sarron from time to
time,
In the eleventh round. more
from rough house clinching than
from clean hitting, Miller's right
eye commences to swell to the size
OF a golf ball. Each works as
much as possible on the others
affected orb from then on, but
neither is able to completely close
the others distorted pepper.
Sdrr0n Wins 9 Rounds
This observer could find for
Miller in but four rounds, while
two were scored even and nine for
Plucky Petey Sarron, who is
achieving his ring ambition after
. long, uphill pull, fighting in the
highways and bywayS of the
world, from Monterey, to Miami to
Washington, D. c., his fistic Elba.
1t was a magnificent pugiliStic
production and too much credit
cannot go to the METROPOLITAN
Police Department who lent its
offices to those of the D. C. Boxing
Commission to stage the extrava-
ganza.
The goal of a $4,000 gate was
hardly reached, but enough of it
was realized to prove the sound
ness Of the venture and to stamp
Washington as a big time fight
town which will turn out in droveS
when the dish is tempting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
Argyle Club Women
Golfers in TourneV

The first women's golf tourna-
ment in the history of the Agile
Country Club ives being held to-
day. 1t will be blind DOGGY tour
nan1ent.
Every Tuesday will be Ladies'
Day at the club in the future.
Starting times and pairings can be
known in advance by phoning Mrs.
Smith at the club, Silver Spring
721.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
British Turfnen Toast
Omaha for Victory
By FRANK BUCK" o'NE1LL

Omaha the chestnut Gallant Fox-Flambino which
carried the coors William Woodward to victory in the
Wild Stakes in England Saturday the toast Of
the British turf today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
Accounting and Ad
Alley Set Pace in Loop

Ad-Alley and Accounting are
tied for first place in The Wash
ington Times Softball League to-
day as a result of their victories
yesterday. Ad-Aney slugged Detail,
16 to 8, while Accounting out.
slugged Linotype, IA to 13. AL
Kings and Mickey Johnson's slug.
ging stood out for Ad-Alley.
Sid Katznell's three hits, includ.
ing a home run, could not avert
defeat for Linotype team. Stand.
ings:
W. L. w. L.
Ad-AIey 800. 2 OlLinotype ..... J
Accounting - OIDetail ....0 3
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
Teams TO PLAY
At Central
Stadium
BY GARRETT WATERS

Central's greatest opportunity
to do something in the current
interhigh series is before it today.
The Mt. PleaSanters engage the
Eastern nine, last years champs,
at the Central Stadium at $50
p. m.
That opportunity is to defeat
the Lincoln Parkers. The feat
would help the series immensely.
That is, it would make it a torrid
race for a change where before
Eastern has always coaSted in by
triumphs over every foe.
Centrals hopes of turning the
trick are bright, since the team is
as good if not better than some
Coach Jack Ray has had under
his wing in past wears.
Heft On Deck
Arnold Heft, Southpaw, who has
not hurled thus far on account Of
illness, is one man who might
turn back the Lincoln ParkerS.
Should he fail, Ray still has
George Rowles, another left
handler, to fall back upon.
Then the team has such aces as
Joe Moran, Angelo Valenza, Don
aid Zones, Eddie McDonough and
Joe Mallus to lead it to victory in
the field and at bat
Coach Ray has had his troubles
getting these youngsters working
smoothly. But he's succeeding
with every game and it would not
be surprising to see the team play
the powerful Lincoln ParkerS TO a
Standstill.
The latter, which lost to Tech
last week, 4 to 2, promises to be as
tough as any opposition could be.
Rip Carver will be on the mound:
if he pitches as well as against
the Techmen, should be mighty
difficult to solve. His effort of
last week would have won nine
games out OF ten.
Familiar Lineup
EaStern's familiar lineup will
take the field, including Barton at
first; Clinton, at second; Pepper,
at short; Kidwell, at third; Lamb,
in left: O'Brien, in center, and
scheible, in right, and Taylor be-
hind the bat.
One of the pleasant surprises Of
the season has been the play Of
AL Kidwell at third base. The
youngster, always good fielder,
could not get going at bat last
year. But this season he's hit the
tar out of the ball.
Coupled with this, Kidwell has
continued his fine fielding. His
arm is easily the strongest of any
Of the third sackerS.
Today's game marks the first in
the series at Central Stadium in
several years. Formerly all con-
tests were played at the Mt. Pleas
ant base. Now each school gets a
game because it has a spacious
stadium for use.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
Ross|Yn Loop
Stake Tonight

Climaxing a season Of keen
competition and high scoring, the
Rosslyn Independent Bowling
League members will hold their
annual sweepstakes tonight at
the Rosslyn Alleys beginning at 8
Shady Grove won the pen
nant by winning So games and
losing Al. "
Paul Jarman and Russ Spill
man battled the entire season
for high average and Paul
emerged the victor by eight pins.
1870 to 1882.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
Pinnnen Ro||-0ff
ForAddedCash

The five last teams in the
Temple Minor Duckpin League
will roll for consolation prizes of
$40 and 81 each tonight at N. E.
Temple, starting at 8 p. m.
Kogod-Dubb, Artie Bells, Ed
wards Auto and Radio Servie,
C & C Restaurant and Sunrise
Bakery jrs. are the teams. Three
games will be rolled, total pins
to decide the winner. Final team
standings:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12

Tall, lanky and rangy-charac-
teriStic of the school first base
man-that's George Senge, Of
Woodrow Wilson High School.
To make it complete, George
is left-handed all around. He
has a strong arm and is depend
able at bat, though he is not the
Slugger type.
Now that Woodrow Wilson has
really gotten started in athletics,
school fans are liable to hear a
great deal from Senge. His
other sport is football.
Tomorrow: Joe Ciomei, Tech
High SCHOOL,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
Y. NJ. {. A. 10 Hold
SoftbaII Rule Clinic

A soft-ball clinic at which Mr..
Baird, former Chicago softball
umpire-in-chief, will interpret
the rules, especially on legal and
illegal deliveries, will be held at
the Y. ri. c. A. gym at p. m.
May IA. The public is invited.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
TITLE FIGHT PERSONALITIES

Prakes says Miller left his fight
on the golf course. Max Far
ringt0n, who rates ElOn College
the best nine George Washing
ton u. has faced this season,
and Jim Pixlee were in the as
sembIage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
Team
a
Ford Scores HoId-in-One

Killiam Ford scored a hole.in-
one on the 120-yard fourth hole at
the Argyle Country Club, using a
mashie niblick. Playing with him
were Bob Rey, Huffer Grey and
Jackie Grey.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
MEGLEPETESI PARTY.

A mutt szerdan este sziiletes-
napi es nevnapi kellemes meg
lepetesben reszesitettek Kovacs
Miklosnet a jo baratai es is
merosei. Szivb6l jovo szeren-
csc kivanataikkal felkosz0ntot-
tex az unnepeltet, Hricai ia
nosne, Csete Sandorne, Orosz
Ferencne, Ferenczi Istvanne,
Cult Ferencne es Mihok San
dorne.
Az unnepelt meghatottan
koszonte meg a vendegsereg-
mex a szives megemlekezeset es
a sep ajandekokat. Jelen VOL
tax: Ft. Maczko Jozsefne,
Lengyel Andrasne, Csete San
dorne, Hriczai Janosne, Bella
Imrene, Ferenczi Istvan es ne
je, Gy0mber Jozsef es neie,
Piszkor Janosne, Hizsnay La
josne es csaladja, Mihok San
dorne, Vasko Ferencne, Bagin
Istvanne, Orosz Ferencne, Cult
Ferencne es Pusztay Karoly.
Folyt a tarsasjatek, mikor
megteriilt az asztal a jobbnal-
jobb harapni valokkal stb, me-
lyet a vendegsereg a legjobb
hangulatban fogyasztott az
iinnepelt egeszsegere.
Ejfel k0rul jart az lido, mikor
a vendegsereg bucsut mondott.
Kivanjuk, hogy Mrs. Kovacs-
max a Teremto listen eletenek
napjait az 0r0m es boldogsag
kozt szojje at. A csalodas ne
erintse keblet soha. Oromeit
a remeny napjanak sugarai no
veljek es az elet rozsaszalai ko-
zott ellen er6ben, egeszsegben
egy hosszu, boldog es aldas-
teljes eletet, kedves csaladjaval
egyutt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
FIzETESJAvITAS
PWA MUNKAk0N
A segely munkakon dolgozok
10 szazalekos beremelest
kapnak februar kozepetol
kezdve

Mar jo ideje panaszkodtak a
PWA segelymunkakon dolgo-
zok, hogy fizetesiik csekely es
nincs aranyban a sokkal kisebb
Pennsylvania varosokban adott
fizetesekkel. Icy mig Youngs-
townban a PWA napszamos fl
zetese SIS dollar volt eddig ha-
vonta, addig New Castle-ban,
innen husz mertfoldnyire, a fl
zetes $3.50 volt.
Most aztan a PWA adminisz-
TRAGIC Westinghouse elrendel-
te, hogy az ohioi PWA munka-
sok 10 szazalekos beremelesben
reszesuljenek februar 16-tol
kezdve.
A Youngstownban ervenyes
fizetesek az vi rendelet szerint
a kovetkezok lesznek: kozonse-
ges napszamos $6O.50 havonta,
felszakmunkas $71.5O havonta,
szakmunkasok $93.5O havonta
es PROFESSIONALS munkasok
$103. 40 havonta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
FARSANCI bait
TART A vERHOvAY
A fatal amerikai fiok kitIno
baseball csapatanak felsze-
relesere mulatsagot rendez
hetfon, februar 24-en, a
Central Auditoriumban

A youngstown magyarsag-
max nagy dicsoseget ,szerzett a
multi 6sszel a Verhovay 1854
(amerikai) fiokjanak kitun6
baseball csapata, amely tisztan
magyar fiukbol es Verhovay ia
gokbol all. A csapatot a baj-
noksag elnyerese utan felsze-
reltek szvetter kabatokkal es
dacara annak, hogy a ket
"oreg" fiok a 108 es 81 hozza-
jarulnak a szamla kifizetese-
hez, a fatal osztalynak mines
vagyona, hogy az 8 reszet fl
zethesse.
Exert hataroztak ell, hogy
most hetfon februar 24-en a
Central Auditoriumban nagy
mulatsagot rendeznek es an
max remelheto jovedelmeb6l fe-
dezzek a baseball csapat kolt-
seget.
A bal sikeren er6sen dolgo-
xix egy bizottsag, melynek tag
jai Lakatos Izabella, Danko
Juliska, Tothe Olga, Kalocsky
Virginia, Mezei Albert, Nemeth
Jozsef, Brogley Ferenc, Gre
cory JOSEF es ifj. Molnar La
jos.
A mulatsagon a tanchoz a
zenet ifj. Orosz Ferenc zene-
kara fogja szolgaltatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
OREC AMERIKASOK
BALJA SIKERULT
Sep szamu kozot;nseg toltotte
meg a Central Auditoriumot
a tell talalkozon

Ez evi februar 15-en, szom-
bat este megtartott farsangi
balja a ."Kotilion" tanccal es
a bal kiralyno valasztassal fe-
nyesen sikerult..
A balkiralyn: lett Bino
Annuska, 1-so hercegno Hor-
vath Margitka, 2-ik hercegno
Doka Margit es Six hercegno
Matyas Annuska.
Ami magyar asszonyaink, i'd.
Horvath Istvanne es Gene Ca
borne, Horvath Mariska nagy
segitsegevel kitettek magukert,
a farsangi fax nagyszeruen 81
kerilt es mindenki elkapkodta.
Horvath Vilmos tancrendezo
a holgyeket megajandekozta vi
, ragokkal es mindent megtett,
hogy ez a bal emlekezetes ma
radon.
Amerikai vendegeink kozott
oft volt sheriff Ralph Elser a
nejevel es 5 deputyval es a mi
magyar rendorunk, Frank
Brogley feligyelt a rendre.
Pompas volt minden. Ket ora
ejfel utan a sep tarsasag
hazament.
10th, De Luxe Market-tol
ajandekba kaptunk egy SON
kat, kosz0njiik az 8 es az osszes
megielent magyarsagnak a
partfogasat.
Id. Horvdth IstUdn, csaladfo,
Danish J6ssef, irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
PENkA LAJOS
KORAk HALALA

! 1f Alig egv heti royid betegseg
utan jobbletre szenderiilt, csen.
des es jozaneletu eletenek
54-ik esztendejeben. A Gyo1
megyei Tenye kozsegbol 35
evvel ezelott vandorolt Anne.
rikaba, 81 ewes hazassaganak
evfordulojan. Penka az utobbi
10 even at a Niles Steel Pro
ducts Co.-nal dolgozott, min
mechanikus.
Ide Younngstownba ezelott
20 evvel jott a 2815 Haenny
Court-on lakott boldog csaladi
eletet felesegevel, sziil. Gazsi
Anna es egyetlen fiuk Erno,
aki a South High School ma
sodik ewes tanuloja. Most a
konyortelen halal kiszakitotta
a szep csaladi eletbol, a roko-
nok es jobarati korbol.
Penka nagyon csendes es jo
baratsagos ember volt, ugy
hogy mindenki altal megbe-
csiilt ember volt, ugy a szom-
sZedai, mint a nunkaban min
denki nagyon szerette, inert
tiszteletben tudott tartani min
denkit es mindenki a legna-
gyobb tiSztelettel emlekezik
meg az elhunytrol.
A temetese, dacara annak,
hogy az ut tukorsima volt, sok
jobaratja kiserte XII utolso ut
jara. Temetesen lit voltak
testverei, Penka Jozsef, Patter-
son, N. j., Penka Gyula, Pert
Amboy, N. j., es novere, Cliff
ton N. J.-bol, Krok Janos csa-
ladjaval, Clevelandbol, Krok
Jozsef, Niles, Ohibobol, Yuhasz
Jozsef, Niles, Ohiobol, sogora.
Halottvivok voltak: Krok ia
nos, Krok Jozsef, Yuhasz ia
nos, Yuhasz JOSEF, Mr.. Presko
es Mr.. Baugham szomszedok..
A temetese a Scent Dominic
templombol ment vegbe, ahova
tartozott, es a Calvaria teme-
toben relyeztek orok nyuga-
lOmra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
MAGYAR ISTENTISZTELET
LESZ WASHINGTON8AN

Mint ertesulunk, az Ameri-
kai Magyar Reformatus Egye-
siilet Washington kozponti iro-
dajanak kezdemenyezesere es
egyszersmint az egylet 40-ik
jubileumi evenek megunneple-
sere Washingtonban Theodore
Roosevelt volt elnok temploma-
ban a Grace Reformed Church
ben, a 18th es o Streetek sar-
kan, urvacsoraval egybekotott
magyar istentisztelet lesz feb
ruar 23-an, delutan 3 orakor.
Mint y-Kerekes- -Gyorgy
szervezo titkar irja, ez lesz az
elso magyar istentisztelet az
orszag f6varosaban es ARA
meghivtak Washington csekely
szamu magyarsagat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
A KULTUROK Macy
TANCMULATSAGA

A Campbell Magyar Kultur
Kor nagyszabasu farsangzard
bait rendez februar no 25-en,
kedden este a sajat helyisege-
ben (Cor. Reed es 18th ST.
Aki eljar a Kultorok mulatsa-
gaira, mind jol tudja, hogy
mindig jol kimulathatja ma
gat, tehat lit sem lesz kivetel.
A magyar ifjak mindent ell
kovetnek, hogy ezen farsang
utolso estelyen minden ma
gyar kedvere kimulathassa ma
gat. Tehat legyink OFT mind
nyajan, ugy fatal, mint Greg.
Jo zenerol, frissito etelekrol
es italokrol gondoskodva van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
MAGYAR ElATALON
AUTO BALESETE
Handel Mihaly Is neje sulyo-
san megsebesiltek. Az
asszony korhazban van

Februar no 15-en, Szombaton
reggel 8 ora tajban munkaba
igyekeztek autojukon Handel
Mihaly es neie 68 Oneta St.-i
lakosok, mikor a Mahoning
Avei hid ala ertek, a nagy for
galomba, a jeges uton lie KEEL
lett a gepuket lassitani, amely
megsiklott es a lendilettol a
gep, a hid labahoz vagodott,
oily erovel, hogy a benne lilo
hazaspar kozul, Handelne We
szelyes valltores es tobbsz0ros
borda toressel a Scent Erzse-
bet korhazba es Handelt pedig
kisebb zuzodasokkal a laka-
sukra szallitottak az orvosi
vizsgalat utan.
Az auto termeszetesen szin-
ten alaposan tonkre ment.
t0nkre ment.
Handelne a 1O3 Oneta St.-en
lako Brogli Janos es neje
leanya es novere Brogli Fe-
rene magyar rendornek,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
A YOUNGSTOWN BREWING
CO. MEGKAPTA A GYAR-
TASI ENGEDELYT

A Youngstown Brewing Co.
az Ohio allami sorfozesi enge-
delyt mar megkapta, a Federal
(szovetsegi) engedely szinten
utban van, ugy hogy februar
24-en hetf0 reggel teljes er6-
vel megindulhat a sorgyartas,
miutan a sorfozeshez szikseges
anyagok megerkezeset most
szombatra varjak.
Az vi sorgyar North Ave-i te-
lepen a fozomester es a gyar
choke Harry Weaver es a fo-
penztarnoka Edward Moran
lesZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
Macy SzlCORRAL
.RENDET TARTANAK
A k0zlekedesi rendorseg
pontosan betartatja az
autokra vonatkozo szabaly-
rendeleteket. Sokan fizet-
tex buntetest.

Hogv a mindinkabb szaporo-
do automobil baleseteket le-
cs0kkentsek, a kozlekedesi rend
orseg Evans polgarmester uta-
sitasara a legnagyobb szigor-
raj kezeli az autokra vonatko-
20 torvenyeket. Rovid egy het
alatt kozel 1900 automobil We
zeto kapott kihagasi cedulat,
inert autojat meg mem enge-
dett helyeken parkolta vagy
mas kihagast kovetett ell. A
varos egy het alatt tobb mint
1900 dollart vett be biintete-
sekbol.
A drive-nak maris mutatko-
xix eredmenye, inert sokkal
konnyebb hajtani a varoson
keresztiil, mint azelott es da-
cara a sikos utaknak a balese-
tex szama is cs0kkent. Aki te-
hat autot halt, az vigyazzon es
tartsa be az 0sszes szabalyokat,
ha mem akar bintetest fizetni.
Figyelje a no-parking es stop
jelzoket es ami a legfontosabb,
ne hajtson tul sebesen, nezzen
utana, hogy lampai rendben
vannak, stb.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
.UJABB CYILKOSSAG
TETTESETK KERESIk
Eloszor agyonlottek, aztan
felgyujtottak egy kuruzslo
teStet

Rovid egy heten beliil mar
a masodik kilonos gyilkossa-
got kovettek ell youngstown
hataraban, alighanem gangs
terek.
Vasarnap hajnalban a Young
stown Country Club mellett
vezeto elhagyott mellekuton,
ket kozepiskolas diak, akik egy
tancbol tertek hazafele, nagy
langot vettek eszre. Mikor oda
hajtottak, egy ember petrole-
ummal leontott nagy langgal
ego testet vettek eszre. A Trum
bull megyei sheriff es a young
stowni rendorseg hamarosan a
helyszinen termett es kesobb
megallapitottak, hogy a meg
gyilkolt ember Earl Wilson Alb
North Ave.-i lakos, aki AIT
mondotta magarol, hogy felig
indian es nagyreszt kuruzslas-
Dol es bug tiketek eladasabol
el. A tettest elfogtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
A WICK AVENUEN
DOLGOzNI FOCNAk
A varos el0tsremtette az
Erie grade eliminationhoz
szikseges penzt. A kor-
many es a vasut is hozza-
jarulnak

A hetf6i varosi tanacsgvule-
zen egyhangulag megszavaztak
a vizmu alapbol 16 ezer es a
grade elimination alapbol %
ezer dollart a wick avenuei
vasut keresztezes athidalasa-
max munkaira. Eek az ossze-
gek kepviselik a varosra ESQ
koltsegeket, inert a PWA utjan
az allan mintegy 800 ezer es
az Erie vasut mintegy 65 ezer
dollarral jarul a k0ltsegekhez.
A munkalatok tervei mar ell
keszultek es hamarosan kiirjak
a palyazatot. Valoszinu, hogy
mar marcus vegere megkez-
dodik a munka, amely t0bb
szaz embernek ad maid alkal-
mat dolgozni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
VERHOVAY 1OS

A Verhovay 108 osztaly be-
teg tagiai: Kiraly Istvan, 281
Robinson Road, Campbell;
Pasztor Istvanne, 319 Pasadena
Avenue; Debroszky Andrasne,
1860 Wilson Avenue; Hoffer
Karoly, Al Rhoda Avenue; Ba-
lazs Ferenc, 932 Franklin Ave.
Vilagi Bertalan, TOT Oxford
Ave; Yerabek Mihaly, 7O2 Ok
ford Ave.
Turner J6ssef, titkar,
lis Manchester Ave. Tel:91O59
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
Town Topics


nOcy editor of the Akron Hun
gari1n Journal last aOeeE COM
m1ented on our ToaOn Topics OF
t1OO 1DeekS ago.
Our friend was surprised
that the article aDns sDritten in
English. He should not haze
been surprised. As our readers
1Dell knoU De alternate regu-
larly a0eekly betUeen the Hun
garian "Esenaenyek" and the
English "To1D7, Topics.
After aDe read Mr.. Tarnocy's
article, hoaDever, aDe 10ere glad
that it so happened that 1oe
1orote our article of tvo Weeks
ago in English.
We are glad because noaO aDe
haze learned OF many. things
OF aOhich ne did not knoW
anything before.
We haze learned that our
paper aOas represented" at
Columbus by our "editorial
1Uriter" - Mr.. Alexander Con-
dos, Who even took himself
the liberty to assure Governor
DaUey of sour u1adying loyalty
to him" (or aDords to that
eUect).
We aDish to state in plain
English, so that any and all so
called politicians (including
our dear Hungarian collegues)
may knoaU, that aDe NEVER
authorized Mr.. Alexander Con-
dos to represent us anywhere
and much less at political
koao-toao gathering in Column
bus to '1dssure Mr.. Darcy about
the loyalty and friendship OF
the Ohio Hungarian press.
We auish to state just as
emphaticully that Mr.. Aleran-
der Condos NEVER aDds and
NEVER aDiIl be an editorial
aOriter for our paper. He had
NO right to speak ii, our name
and If he did land aOe are sorry
zoe haze to believe that he did,
he Just lived up to his repu-
tation in regards to ueracity.
Mr.. Tnrnocy WeU k11oaos our
political attitude and frankly
states that aoe Uere not IN
Dited, because he kaeW that
aoe a0ould haze refused to go.
He aOas right in not inUiting
us. Haviag done the right
thing he a0ho knoa0s Mr.. Con-
dos reputation for veracity
should haze taken eUery aoord
Condos said aOith the proverb-
iol grain OF salt.
For more than 20 long gears
(longer service aDith an Hun
garian paper than any other
IN OhiO) aOe haze been friends
7Oith all papers and their edit
ors eUen If our political opi1,-
ions differed. We haze "a re-
putatiO7a aOe are proud OF and
no taOo-by-four cheap, aOould-
be political chiseler can ruin
our reputation
our paper is not for sale. 1t
neUer WGS. It's editorial policy
is not that of Mr.. Condos.
Our editorial policy is our oao11.
We accept political advertising
bat neuer sell our editorial
columns. Many times haze 1Ue
aOritten editorially against can
didateS 1Oho advertised in our
paper.
We haze stated frankly taD0
gears ago and poW again that
aOe do not agree a0ith Mr.. d.
Uey and no amount OF political
advertising could change our
opinion.
The Hungarian press can't
sink doaDn to the unethical le-
Del to permit the purchase of
advertising dominate its edi-
torial policy. The American
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
INGYEN NApTARAK
ELOFIZETOINKNEK

Meg mindig van egynehany
Naptarunk, amelyet az vi min,
a regi el6fizetoink a Young
stown es kornyekiek a
FoIRODABAN
4O8 West Federal st.
A Sharon es k0rnyekiek
SZUCS JANOS
452 Stewart Ave. Sharon, Pa.
azonkiviil Mixich Gaspar,
Ress Jozsef es Bumbulucz 10
zsef lapkepvisel6knel atvehe-
tok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20

barom jatekaval es scimbalom
vagy hegedu kisefte5 enekevel
megnyerte q nnagyarsag szere.
tetet. -,...zsu.a>
A Nelepka gyerek most i'm.
nepli szuletesnapjat es ez al.
kalommal ifj. Orosz Ferenc ze'
nekara, amelyben jatszik, szii
letesnapi bait rendez most
szombaton, februar 22-en q
Central Auditoriumban. Remel
juk sep szamu kozonseg jon
ossze, hogy buzditsa a fiut a
tovabbi tanulasra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
TEA ESTELY ES KARTYA
PARTI CAMPBELLBEN

A campbelli Magyar Nok
Kore teaestelyt es kartya-
partit rendez februar no 29-en,
szombat este 8 oratol a Kultur
Kor helyisegeben, 264 Reed
Ave. Campbell, O. minden ma
gyart szivesen meghivnak ezen
alkalmi 0sszejovetelre is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
VERHOVAY 364 BETEGEI

Mint ertesulunk Mr.. eS Mrs
Handel Mihalyon kivul Mag
dies Ferenc is betege a Verho'
way 364-ik fioknak. Magdicsot
a Scent Egzsebet korhazban
megoperaltak.