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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
PRo-HUNGARlA
MAGYAR N0k VLAGszovETsE-
GENEk YOUNGSTOWN OSzTki

GENEk YOUNGSTOWN oszTALYA
Eln6k 0zv. Mihok Sandorne. Alel-
nok Jack6 Jozsefne. Jegyz6 Csete
Sandorne. Titkar Banyar Agostonn6,
kihez az egyletet erdekl0 levelek
kuldendok. Pentzarnok Kovacs Mix
losne. Ellen6rok: Zu.y Ferencne es
Moenich Victorne. Wagon gondnok
Orosz Ferencne. vigalmi bizottsagi
tagok: Gy0mber Jozsefne, Orosz Fee
rencne es Guyt Ferencne. Nagybi-
zottsagi tagok: 0zv. Mihok sandor-
ne es Horvath Antalne. A Pro-
Hungaria gytleseit tartja minden h6
els6 hetf6jen West Sidei Magyar
Otthonban. - Hivatalos lap Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
5-IK OLDAL

Franks M. Ern6 es Ress Jozsef
Gynleseit tartja minden no 4-ik pen
TEX estejen 7:30-kor a hivatalos lap
ban jelzett helyen Hivatalos lap
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20

SIT. IMRE HERcEG FERFi ES MOI
BIS. Is TEMETKEzEsl EGYLET
s-Ik oszTALYA, YOUNGSTOWN, O..
Gyiileseit tartja minden h6nap 21K
vasarnapjan a SIT Istvan Otthonban.
Eln0k Gy6ri Mihaly, rs Bright Ave.
Campbell, Ohio. Jegyz6 Boncz Janos,
15S Hartford Ave, Youngstown, Ohdo-
Penztarnok Schmidt Istvan, S81 Rose
Street. Titkar Gy6rgy Tamas, ia
Tremble- Ave. Campbell, Ohoi Beteg-
latogatok: a West Sideon Boncz ia
nos; Campbellben Gy6ri Mihaly
Zaszloviv6h: Balla Sandor es Pe1ko
Vince. NaWbizottsagi tagok eln0kon
es titkaron kivul Schmidt lstvan-
Egyleti ofvos DIR. Elder Jen6, 6O1
Steel Street. Betegseg ielenthet6 az
eln0k, jegyzo vagy titkarnal fenti
cimeken. Hivatalos lap az Amers-
kai Magyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
Az ESZAKI MADARHEGYEK
TAJAN

Az 1898-ik esztend6 nyaran
a nagy karolyi hetilap hasab-
jain, de valoszinu, hogy a ket
szatmari hetilapban is felhivas
jelent meg, amely k0rulbelul
ezeket mondotta:
Van-e olyan latin isko-
laba jaro, nagyobbacska diak,
aki iemeri az ecsedi lapot es
fuss ide, fuss oda szoiga len
ne ket hetre egy orszagos hiru
tudos mellett, aki e lapra ke-
sziilodik? Ha van, augustus
10-en legyen Ultra keszen a ka-
rolyi palyaudvaron.
A nagy karolyi hetilap kesz-
seggel mondta meg az erdek-
l6d6knek, hogy Herman Otto
az az orszagos hiru tudos, aki
diakot vagy diakokat keres ma
ga melle. Jelentkezo azonban
csak harom akadt:: Bagossy
Gyurka, csendes, szelid terme-
szetu gyerek, a rovidlato Lowy
Naci, aki maga is termeszet-
tudosnak kesziilt, de elvitte a
halal koran, meg jomagunk,
akik e sorokat irjuk es akik
mar akkor is egy testben egy
lelek voltunk.
Lowy Naci maga is tudta,
hogy ki1enc balkezevel, vezna,
gyenge testevel veliink mem
versenyezhet. Hasztalan tudta
madarak, allatok, hill6k, move
nyek, asvanyok latin nevet is,
kaposzta pillang6 mem sok,
annyit Sc tudott soha kezere
keriteni. A lapot is csak hal
lomasbol ismerte, sohe jart
benne. Ellenben Bagossy
Gyurka ~apjanak birtoka oft
teriilt el a lap mellett,, resze is
volt benne, tehat Gyurka al
kalmasnak latszott a kis mas
munkajara.
Egyetlen baja az volt, hogy a
termeszet mem erdekelte. Tokes
ruca, meg perg6 kacsa kozott,
mikor meg messze jartak, mem
tudott kiilonbseget tenni es a
-vetesi apro ludat is gyakran
nezte szJrke vadlibanak, pedig
az legalabb ketszer nagyobb a
-vetesinel. A lapos feneku ESQ
'nakot azonban annal ugyeseb-
ben hajtotta a mocsar nadasa-
max utvesztojeben es csodala-
'tos tajekozodo kepessegenel
fogva sohase tevedt el az irto
rengetegben.
'Magunk felol jobb, ha mem
'beszeliink. A mi tudomanyunk
ket reszre volt 1osztva. Az ala
possag oft volt mind Lap Pal
fejeben, de mi haszna volt
annak olyankor, nikor a latina
taron felbukkant egy csoport
kacsa es akkor a roSszabbik
felunk elfeledett mindent, csak
AIT 1este:
= Vajjon bejonnek-e lovesre,
hogy k0zebuk d0rrenthessiink?
Mentsegunk csak egy volt:
mi jobban ismertrk a lapot
meg Bagossy Gyurkanal is. Be-
kot0tt szemmel is tudtuk, hol
tanyazik a vidra es hol forog
a legt0bb csik? Amellett ait
is tudtuk, mint elhetunk meg
a lapon, anelkiil, hogy a ma
gunkkal hozott elelmiszerek-
hez nyulnank. Ez pedig erte-
kes tudomany volt azon a ta-
jon. Pakasz kellett ahhoz, aki
ere a diakot megtanitsa. Az
pedig semmit Sc tett ingyen.
Hej be sok dohanyt, palinkat,
meg puskaport lopdostunk a
pakasz reszere addig, amig
szukszavusaga a titkokat ell
arulta. Hol terem a sulyom,
aminek piritott magja potolja
a kenyeret. Hova rakja a vad-
kacsa aZOkat a tOiaSOkat. anne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20

ialkozast, amt az amerikai
"hobo" liz.
A pakasz olyan niagara ma
radt, senki fla volt, tobbnyire
oregebb ember, aki a lapon es
a lapbol cit csavargo modjara.
Ma lit, holnap amott, tavasz-
szal, nyaron, 6sszel csak ugy
listen csillagos ege alatt, tel
idejen a Rakoczy szigeten vert
mad kunyhoban. Egesz vagyona
Sc volt t0bb, csak a rozoga, la
pos csonak, a drottal takolt
egy csoves, eloltolto puska, a
maya kototte-fonta halasz var
SAX, a zsiros, azott-csapzott
fekete kalap melle tizott rozs-
das halaszhorgok es a legbe-
csesebb kincs - a pipa.
A pakasz gyulolte a munkat.
Meg varsait Sc rakta XII szive-
sen, inert az is munkaval jart.
Inkabb a masok varsait foszto-
gatta azert a kevesert, amt
megevett. Nagyon rajart mar
a rud, mikor raadta fejet, hogy
kirakja a varsakat. De akkor
aztan a legjobb helyekre rak-
ia, inert nala jobban ember fla
mem ismerte a lapot. A legna-
gyobb rakok, a valogatott csi-
kok mindig a pakasz zsakrnanya
voltak. Azokat gondosan 0ssze
valogatta, begyalogolt 7veluk
Macy Karolyba, oft a jo falat-
max mindig akadt gazdaja an
nal is 'inkabb, inert a pakasz
egy eziist forintnal tobbet
sohse kert erttik. Igaz, hogy
kevesebbet Sc.
- Csak tegye ra a tekintetes
ur, ami meg hianyzik bel6le.
Ami erte jar, elhozom ait leg
k0zelebb,. ha erre jarok.
Ebb6l a hitvany forintbol
els0nek puskaport vett a pa
kasz, azutan holmi aprosagot
tilt, cernat, szeget, tiz csomag
harom ,krajcaros dohanyt (nem
kellett abbol sok, inert a lap
menten a hatarban dohanyt is
termeltek a gazdak es ait meg
megdezsmalta a pakasz), vegiil
pedig ha maradt meg valami
penze, ait az utszeli korcsmaba
fektette be. Penz nelkul 1ndult
a laprol hajnalban es penz
nelkiil teri vissza estere. Csak
eppen annyi volt a kul0nbseg,
hogy estere mar enekelve k0-
zeledett a lap fele. A pakasz
notaja rendesen ezt mondta:
- sarga vagyok, mint a Csc
re levele,
Megsargitott a varmegye
kenyere,
Egy font kenyir, meszely ital
egy napra,
Ne csodalkozz, hogy el va
gyok sargulva.
Megmondja ez a nota a pa
kasz eletenek minden titkat.
Bahia kerult a torvennyel, meg
fekudte hosszasan a varmegye
b0rtonet, mikor oman kiszaba-
dult, a szegyen eluzte a veg
telen lap 0rok0s csavargoja-
max.
| Augustus tizediken a kora
reggeli vonattal csakugyan
megerkezett Herman Otto
Macy Karolyba es megkot0tte
veliink az egyezseget, hogy XII
visz bennunket ket hetre a
lapra, ha a sziiloknek mines ell
lene kifogasa. Az Greg Bagossy
csak a vallat vonogatta:
- Hat csak menjen a gye-
rex, ugy sincs mas dolga.
Az en- apam trefas szavu
ember volt. AIT mondta:
| = Mar en- csak ugy adom a
magamet, ha a tud6s ur meg
igeri, hogy mem hozza tobbe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20

- Kolt-e az Greg lud, a nagy
szurke vadliba az ecsedi lapon?
A lapmenti falvakban ait
mondtak, hogy k0lt, inert ha
keveset is, latnak belolik for
golodni neha napjan a ma
gassagban. Herman Otto
megkerdezte:
- Egyet-e vagy tobbet?
Ere a kerdesre mem adtak
biztos feleletet. Mikor vissza-
mentink a falvakbol a lapra,
Herman Otto mergesen do
hogta:
- Szamarsagokat beszelnek
lit elnek a lap partjan es
eszukbe Sc jut, hogy megfigyel-
jek a korul0ttuk nyiizsgo ele-
tet. VaUon XII tudna nekem az
igazat megmondani?
Vaktaban rautottiink a szeg
fejere:
-. Csali Peter bacsi. Ha az
nem tudja, akkor senkise
tudja.
- XII az a Csali Peter?
- A legoregebb pakasz a
Ilapon.
- Hogy lehet ait megta-
lalni?
No, ezt hamarosan megmu-
tattuk Herman Ottonak. Egy-
szeru tudomany volt az. Elhaj-
tottuk a ladikot a lap kozepen
levo Rakoczy szigetre, oft til
yet gyujtottunk, a ropogo lang
ra zold sas levelet szortuk, az
olyan fistot vert a magasba,
hogy mertf0ldekre szolt az
iizenet:
- Jojjenek a pakaszok a
szigetre, inert dolguk lenne.
A tobbi kozott, inert negyen
voltak a pakaszok abban az
idoben, oft volt Csali Peter ba-
csi is, aki amint meglatott
nyomban ramf0rmedt:
- Hoztal dohanyt, kolyok?
Volt dohany, volt puskapor
volt palinka is, tehat szoba al.
lott veltink az Greg. AIT is ell.
turte, hogy Herman Otto feny.
kepeket keszitsen rola. Alfalfa.
ban nagyon jo kedve volt, csak
akkor komolyodott el, amikol
Herman Otto raszolott:
- Hany fajta vadlibat isme1
kend, Greg?
- Hany fajtat? sok fajtat
| Herman Otto k0tekedni kez.
dett vele:
- Sok fajta lehet husz is
meg ketto is. Hanybol all a
kend tudomanya?
Csali Peter megragta a szot:
- Ami ait illeti, jol csak
ket fajtat ismerek, de LATHAM
meg legalabb harom fajtat
Ami veltink van a lapon al
landoan, az a kis nba, aminek
vetesi 1ud a neve. Az lit is
kolt es csak akkor megy el
Delnek, ha nagyon hidegre
fordul az ido. A mask az
Greg lud, a szirke liba, amib6l
sokszor annyi van, hogy sotet-
ben akar bottal is uthet6. Macy
tel idejen azutan LATHAM mar
olyan libat is, amelynek fehe1
karika volt a nyakan (ez a ka.
nadai lud), meg LATHAM olyat
ami h6feher volt, akar a fris.
sen esett pihe (ez az eszaki
ho-lud lenne) es LATHAM egy-
seer kek libakat, is, de csak
fent a magasban, maid elvesz.
tex az eg keksegeben. AIT sc
tudom, hogy mem almodtam-e?
| AIT felelte ra Herman Otto
vegtelen komolysaggal:
| - Mem almodott kend, inert
vannak kek vadlibak is, dc
ritkan vet6dnek ilyen messzire
a magas eszakrol. En- azon.
ban most csak eppen annyit
akarok tudni, hogy k0lt-e ere.
fele a lapon az Greg lud vagy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-20
EGYLET|. kALAUZOk
esyeeknek
es k6r0knek hvatalos
official the follow
Hungarian Churches, Societies and Clubs
A YOUNGSTOWN Is KoRNYEkI
MAGYAR EGYHAZAK ES EGY-
LETEk NAGYBiZoTTSAGA
AIaL,,l$ 1ofEhnr

Eln0k Nemenyi Miklos Ern6. Else
aleln0k Habodasz Gustav. Masodik
aleln6k Balasko Gy0rgy. Titkar Co
Der Janos, 7S N. Bruce Street, akihez
minden level ktiidend6. Penztarnok
Mixich Gaspar. Ellen0rok: Brogly
Ferenc, Tausz B. Gyula, Lovas La
jos Kovacs Miklos. - Hiva4 alos lap
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap. Gyule-
seinek idejet es helyet hivatalos
lap kohl.
A Nagybizottsagnak tagja lehet
minden Youngstown es k0rnyeki ma.
gyar egyhaz vagy egylet. Celia az
bsszmagyarsag erdekeit szolgalni.
kepviselni es megvedeni.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
CANNERY PAYS
WORKERS AND
GROWERS $1,000

Checks totaling $4,000 were sent
out this week by the Cooperative
Canning Exchange in payment OF
produce and labor for it's operations
during the past season.
Of the total amount, local grow
ers received $500 for produce which
was canned by the concern, and a
sum of $1,000 was paid to cannery
workers, who had worked on the
basis of 80 cents per hour, two
thirds of which was to be the max
imum amount of cash they could
be paid, the remainder to be taken
out in stock or produce.
During the past season, the cam
merry turned out nearly 10000 cans
of produce and paid sum Of $1250
for the cans.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
MASKED BALL Is
SCHEDULED FOR
SATURDAY NIGHT

The White Bluffs Grange hall
will be the scene Of a gala event
Saturday night, when st. Valen-
tines Day is celebrated at a masked
ball. Everyone is urged to come
masked in some fashion that will
conceal his identity and add to the
fun. The penalty for not masking
will be 10 cent extra admission
charge.
It was at first planned to have
the ball on st. Valentines Day,
Friday, but because of the many &C
tiyities in the valley that evening
the White Bluffs Grange, sponsors
of the event, this week decided to
postpone it until Saturday.
A large Valentine cake will be
auctioned off during the evening
Cake and coffee will be served by
the committee in charge.
Dancing will start at nine o'clock
the music being furnished by Kalk-
warts orchestra. Admission will be
As cents for adults and Is cents
for high school boys.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
BENTON COUNTY
REPUBLICANS
HONOR LINCOLN

Benton county Republicans joined
in the national observance Of Lin
coins Birthday Wednesday evening
at a banquet held in Prosser. Near
ly 100 were present at the event.
For the occasion, clever programs
had been printed in the form OF
ballots, detailing the program Tor
the evening.
Mrs Alex Parke of White Bluffs
was. one of the main speakers OF
the evening. In her address, en-
titled GAS Woman Sees It." she
advised the women to take an &C
tive part in politics for their own
welfare and as their duty to the
nation.
Cameron Sherwood, deputy pros
ecuting attorney of King county,
delivered a splendid address on the
life of Abraham Lincoln, euloglzing
him as one of the outstanding and
best loved personages in American
history. Music for the banquet was
furnished by the White Bluffs Pep
Band.
Those from this valley who at
tended the banquet were: Mr.. ano
MRS. E. j. O'Larey, Mr. and Mrs
D. S. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Parke, Sam Allard, W.. j. Kincaid
! r. S. Reierson, Fred Gilhuly anc
F. A. English.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
Mass Meeting Is
Set For Saturday

Methods by which conditions
within the valley can be improved
will be discussed Saturday after
noon at a mass meeting called by
the Priest Rapids Valley Progress
sive League. It is hoped that every
grower in the valley attends this
meeting and takes a part in work.
ing out some program by which the
development of the valley can be
assured, says Sam Allard, chairman
Of the organization.
Among the problems to be dis
cussed are the marketing OF local
farm produce, building up the local
cannery, and the placing of settlers
on available lands in the district.
Guy E. Storey of KenneWlck,
chairman of the marketing com
mittee of the Benton County 20"
mona Grange, will discuss the pro-
posed marketing system OF the
Grange, and representative OF the
cooperative cannery will outline
the problems confronting the con.
Germ this year and the means o.
which local growers can aid II
building up this industry.
Another question which is SLATED
to be discussed before the GROUP
is that of securing physician TO
the valley.
The meeting will open at o'clocl
in the White Bluffs high schoo
auditorium.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
TOWNSEND CLUB
TO HEAR FINLEY
FRIDAY NIGHT

While the extreme cold weather
did not stop E. E. Cissna of Yakima,
speaker for the Townsend clubs.
from driving to Hanford last Fri
day evening for a meeting OF the
local Townsend club which he was
scheduled to address, it did limit
attendance to such degree that
the meeting was postponed.
The Townsend club will hold the
postponed meeting this Friday eve
ming. February IA, at the Hanford
high school, with Mr.. Finley OF va
kima giving the address Of the eve
ming.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
Production Loan
Applications Made

A number of new applicants in
this valley are seeking production
loans from. the Yakima Valley Pro-
duction Credit association this year,
r. c. Potter, inspector for the as
ISOLATION, stated this week. Mr.. Pot
ter has been in the valley this week
receiving applications, and will re-
main here until some time next
week, the number of applications TO
be received determining the length
of his stay.
Mr.. Potter states that he would
like to have any grower Interested
in getting production loan, but
who is not familiar with the assocl-
atoms work, see him at the Com
mercial hotel in White Bluffs and
get all the available information.
Many of the new applicants, ne
saws. are growers who had not pre-
yiously understood the associations
loan policies but who, after talk
ing with other growers who had re-
ceiyed loans and getting Information
from the office, decided that the
credit associations lending policy
offered the best means of financing
this years crop. .
Those who wish to apply should
call for a blank application SO 1t
can be submitted to the Yakima
office, the inspector advises, as no
inspection can be made until ap-
proved by that Office. All new ap-
plicants must pay an inspection Zee
the amount of which is determined
by the Yakima headquarters. j
there is no inspection, there IS NJ
charge made.
. Since all inspections will bear al
additional charge of transportat1o1
expense from Yakima to the grow
er's place after the inspector leave
the valley next week, Mr.. Potte
urges local growers to get their ap
plications in as soon as possible u
order to avoid this extra expense
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
King Winter
Retains Grip
OnNorthWest
Temperature Drops TO
Three-Year Low Of
Z Below

After flirting with the zero marx
on the thermometer for nearly q
week, the mercury rose Saturday to
a maximum of is degrees here, ana
slowly rising temperatures from
that day on indicated that the fr1g1d
wave which had held the North
west in it's grip for the better part
of two weeks had been broken.
A steady snowfall all day We'd
nesday revealed, however, that Old
Man Winter was not yet ready to
abdicate his throne and that even
though the temperature had mod
Grated to some degree this section
of the country was still part OF
his kingdom. And that night the
temperature dropped again, hitting
a. minimum of degrees below zero.
The climax of the cold spell was
reached Friday evening when the
thermometer at the Hanford Wea-
Their station recorded a three-year
low of z degrees below zero.
It was preceded by frigid north
wind, approaching blizzard proper
tons, which swept over the valley
Thursday night During Friday the
mercury never went above 8 de-
grees above zero.
Some scattered damage Is re-
ported to have been done to the
peach and apricot trees by the con-
tinued cold weather, but it is not
believed to haN4 been extensive IN
} this valley. Pears, which were dam
aged by the unseasonal cold spell
of October, are said to have also
suffered light damage during this
spell.
The continued low temperatures,
together with the extreme low stage
/ of the Columbia river, created an
E ice jam from Wahluke to Coyote
i Rapids which has tied up the Wah-
: luke ferry for the longest period on
S record. The jam caused a rise OF
e five feet in the river at the Coyote
S pumping plant covering the intake
y pipes with ice.
A few roads were blocked wher
: Thursday nights wind drifted sno"
. into some of the deeper cuts.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
WORK PROJECTS AWAIT
CHANGE IN WEATHER

Additional work projects in the
valley will get underway as soon
as weather conditions permit, Coun-
ty Commissioner Frank Clark stated
this week. These projects include
work on the Priest Rapids irrigation
districts canal and tree scraplng
and orchard sanitation work.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
DISCUSS MATANUSKA

The Up-River Woman's club met
today, Thursday, for a pot-luck
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Q. l..
MCGEE. Mrs. MCGEE read the paper
for the day, choosing the Malta
nuska project in Alaska for dis
cussion. The next regular meeting
of the club will be held the second
Thursday in March, the 18th.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
Buffalo Leaves Herd
For Annual Jaunt

The days of the wild west when
buffalo roamed the plains were
brought to life at Cold Greek Tues
day when j. j. Rothrock went out
to feed his stock and found a lone
buffalo peacefully eating from the
feed rack
The O. D. Gibson Packing COM
pany of Yakima owns a herd OF
buffalo that range on the Yakima
ridge back of Priest Rapids. Dur
ing the fall and winter they are
quite frequent visitors at Priest
Rapids, wandering with great un-
concern down the railroad track.
Last year one Of the herd roamed
across the Rattlesnake hills and
down to Prosser, then across the
river, up in the Horse Heaven and
back to the gas wells on the Rattle
snakes, creating quite a stir. The
wanderlust seems to have hit him
again and he is out to see what thE
part of the world offers.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13

please turn to page 81
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1936-02-13
Pick PrOsser
AS Scene Of
Tournament
White Bluffs and Hanford
To Meet Pasco and
KenneWick

Following three-day dispute
among entrants of the southeastern
district YVIAA basketball tour11a-
ment concerning the site OF the i've
games to determine this dlstr1ct,s
representative at the valley tourna-
ment in Yakima, word was received
here Wednesday that the playoH
series would again be held at Pros
ser.
The tournament will get under
way at three o'clock Friday alter
noon. February IA, and continue
until Saturday evening. The sched-
ule of the meet is:
Friday, 3 pm-Ganae !, Whlte
Bluffs VS.. Pasco; game 2. Han1ord
VS.. Kennewick.
Friday 8 p.m.-Game 3, loser
game / VS.. loser game 2; game 4,
winner game VS.. winner game =.
Saturday, 8 p.m.-loser game Z
VS.. winner game 8.
The winner of game 4 will rep
resent this district at the valley
tournament in Yakima and the VIM
ner Of game 5 will meet the sec
ond place winner in the south cent
raj district for place in the valley
meet.
stutphin and McKibben of Sun
INSIDE will oficiate at the games
Hanford and White Bluffs Wor
first and second place honors, res.
pectively, in the second division O.
the district league in a playoff Sat
,rday of the three teams tied TO
first, place, Hartford, White Bluff
and Riverview, held at Pasco.
White Bluffs gained it's hold o.
first place Friday evening with
decisive victory over Benton City il
the local gym while RivervieW de
feated Richland to deadlock tn
three teams in a tie for first place
Hartford had finished it's confer
ence schedule the week before.
The luck of the draw pitted tn
two local rivals against each othe
in the first game at Pasco Will
.4Riverview drew a bye until the sec
ond game, in which it would met
the loser of the first game.
The first game, won by Hanfor
24-23, was stubbornly conteste
one, both teams starting out SLOW
" with the defenses stopping mo
of the close work under the ba'
ket. The first half ended with Hal
ford in the lead by a score OF 10
In the second half they spurtt
ahead of White Bluffs to gain