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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

Szinte oriletszeru divat lett
az Egyeslilt Allamokban az,
hogy tudomanyos celokra ala
pitvanyokat tegyenek es f6leg
q termeszet rejtelmeiben valo
kutatasok celjaira ontsak a
penzt. A dusgazdagok egymas
utan teremtik meg a nagy
aiapitvanyokat, amelyek sok-
szor mem erik ell celjukat,
inert a kutatasok cs6dot mon
danak es hamis eredmenyek-
kel szolgalnak.
Mintegy tiz ev elott koriilbe-
It'll ket millio dollart koltottek
ARA, hogy a california; Mount
Wilson csillagvizsgal6ban egy
olyan tavcsovet epitsenek, a
melynek iivegeb6l kesziilt ma
gyito lencseje 100 inch atme-
r6ju. AIT hittek, hogy ennel
nagyobb, jobb tavcsovet mar
mem is lehet csinalni es annak
segitsegevel megoldjak a csil-
lagaszat minden titkat.
Ketsegtelen, hogy bizonyos
tudomanyos eredmenyeket Ell
is tudtak erni a szaz inches
tavcs6 segitsegevel, de azok
mem voltak szamottevok. Eel
tiin6 volt f6leg az, hogy a koz-
ben felfedezett vi csillagokat,
k0ztik nehany ustokost, mem
a Macy tavcso kezeloi, hanem
egeszen nevtelen emberek fe-
deztek fel, t0bb esetben mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

Az amerikai viragkeresked6k
el akarjak hitetni AIT, hogy. a
sikeres efnberek viragot hord-
tax gomb,yukaikban. Milyen
sikertelen ember lehetett Lin
coin Abraham es George Wash
ington, ha ez igaz.
=
A Columbia egyetem egyik
tanara, DR.. Joseph Case vegre
felebredt ARA, hogy a n6k mem
tor6dnek vele, hogy NIT gon-
dolnak fel6l;ik a ferfiak. Egyetr
len gondjrlk az, hogy init gon-
dolnak fel6liik a t6bbi n6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

landmark Of the past which
was erected by the Fisher
mans Guild to serve as their
post from which they could
protect the city from invaders.
1t is now used, in part, as a
museum. We visited the last
Turkish chieftain's tomb.
where (my friends told me)
the last struggle between the
Mohammedans and Christians
took place.
The clock in the tower be-
low strikes the hour of seven
which is our cue that we
must hurry for dinner. We fol-
lowed a beautiful side street
from "Diszter".
We stop by the gate in front
OF a large grey stucco duplex
which was opened by the maid
after DR.. Papp rang the gate
bell. The servant conducted
us into the yard and up one
flight of stairs to the apart
ment. We were greeted in the
vestibule by DR.. Papp's dig
nified mother who was un-
doubtedly an aristocrat of the
old school.
After introductions I was
taken into the stately living
room where I made the ac-
quintance of the doctors two
middle aged sisters and their
father, an elderly gentleman
with polished manners. I was
the target of many questions,
you may be sure. During the
course of the evening I learned
that my hostess and host had
an American guest for dinner
the previous evening too, It
was Father Bro from the
local st. Stephens Parish. I
had to admit with regret that
I did not know the Father,
even though he was from
Youngstown.
was quite surprised on
seeing a Boy Scout plaque
hanging on the wall. I in
quired about its origin and
was informed to my great
amazement that my host was
the President of the Hun
garian Boy Scouts.
(To be continued)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
AMERIkAI magyar HIRLAP

Mem allitjak AIT harom labu
allvanyra, mem iilnek alaja es
mem neznek belle a foldh0z k0-
zelebb ESQ vegen. Gepek moz-
gatjak AIT fel es ala, jobbra
vagy balra Is tiikrok vannak
alaja teve, meg fenykepez6
gepek. Ezekben a tiikr0kben
latjak a tudosok AIT, amit
a tavcs6 mutat es a fenykepe-
20 gepek megorokitik a tavcs6
altal szerzett kepeket.
A mi egyszeru eszunk AIT
mondja, hogy ha egy olyan
tavcs6, amelynek lencseje egy
inches, tiz mertfoldre tisztan
ellat, akkor egy ket incses len
csevel biro tavcs6 husz merit
foldre fog mutatni.
Az igazsag ezzel szemben az,
hogy a ketszaz incses tavcs6
kereken harmincszor olyan
messze mutat maid, mint a
szaz incses. Nagyobb a valo-
szinuseg tehat, hogy tisztab-
ban fogjak latni a csillagok vi
lagat es olyan kozellev6 csilla-
gokat, mint a hold, a $40 szo-
ros ertelmebef egyenesen le-
hoznak a csillagvizsgalo $40
baba.
Egeszen tisztan latjak maid
a hold hegyeit es volgyeit, az
eddiginel sokkal jobb terkepet
keszitenek fel6le es mem ne
vetik tobbe XII ait, aki arrol
beszel maid, hogy tegnap a
holdban jart. Ha mem is jart
a labaival, de a nagy tavcs6
segitsegevel bejarhatta at a
szemeivel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
MI AZ, AMT MEG
AKARNAK TUDNI A
Macy TAVCSOVEL?

Sok mindent akarnak meg
tudni a tudosok a nagy tav-
CSC segitsegevel, de a sok
minden kozott van egy kerdes,
ami legjobban izgatja 6ket.
A kis Belgium leghiresebb
tudosa egy Able Lemaitre ne
vii katholikus pap, aki ket ev
el6tt egeszen vi gondolattal
lepte meg a vilagot. A nemet
Einstein utasitasait kovetve
addig szamolgatott, amig XII
mondta:
= A teremtes munkaja meg
korant sincs befejezve a vilag-
egyetemben. A vilagegyetem
meg mines keszen, hanem egy-
re no, nagyobbodik. Olyan a
vliagegyetem, mint egy szap-
! pan-buborek, amelybe allan
doan tobb es tdbb levegot fuj-
max ugy, hogy legyre nagyobb
lesz es ha bizonyos hatart ert
Ell, akkor szetpukkad.
A vilaghiru katholikus pap
egyetlen szovah Sc allitja ait,
hogy a szetpukkadas veszelye
fenyegetne a vilagegyetemet,
de igenis allitja ait, hogy az a
felig rejtelmes valami, amit
mi tejutnak neveziink, egyre
tavolabbra megy a foldt6l.
A tejutat csak mi latjuk
kodszeru anyagnak. Alapjabar
we've csillagok milli6i es szaz
millioinak fenye az, amely 6
tolunk val6 nagy tavolsae
folytan feheres szinbe olvac
0ssze. Akarcsak a t0megber
all6 fax: k0zelr6l meglatjuk al
egyes fakat is, de a messzeseg'
Dol csak egy zold foltot latunl
amely k0dos, kekes szinbe oil
vad at, minel messzebb me
gyunk t6le. Lemaitre atya sze
int a tejut egyre tavolodik
inert a vilagegyetem meg min
dig no es n6ni is fog par mil
lio esztendeig.
i Mivel azonban mi mar alig
ha eljuk meg AIT, hogy ennel
a novekvesnek veget lassuk
jobb, ha megnyugszunk benn,
hogy Semmi k0ziink hozza, tor
jek felette fejiiket azok, akil
utanunk kovetkeznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
HA CSAK Macy DOLOG
KELL, MEGCSINALJA
AIT AMERIKA!

A csillagaszok aprankent
reajottek ARA, hogy a szaz
incses tavcso mem sokkal witt
kozelebb benniinket a vilag-
egyetem titkainak megismere-
sehez. Evek el6tt rajottek
ARA, hogy valami baj van a
kreta koril, amire a szaz in
cses tavcs0 mem tudott meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30
4 foIdre akariak Iehozni magassagban
Ievo csil|ago<af

oldast talalni. Ez a bal abban
allott, hogy a szivarvany szi-
nei megcserel6dtek a vilag
egyetemben.
Mem annak a szivarvanynak
a szinei, amelyet olyankor la
funk, mikor egyik oldalon esik
az ESQ, a masikon pedig silt a
nap. Mas szivarvany is van.
Mikor a jo tavcsoveket neki
szegezik a csillagos egboltnak,
peldaul a tejutnak, akkor egy
darabig latjuk a tejut titkait,
de bizonyos tavolsag elertevel
egybefut minden es a szem
csak egy szivarvanyt lat maga
elott. Ezzel a szivarvannyal,
amely derult napokon a jo
tavcsovek segitsegevel mindig
lathato, ezzel van a bal. Eb-
ben a szivarvanyban a piros
szin nincsen a helyen. Mas
helyen van, mint ahol lennie
kellene. Hol a keket szoritja
XII, hol a zoldet vagy a sargat
loki oldalba a huncut piros
szin es foglallja ell a helyet.
Ennek pedig foldi fogalmak
szerint mem volna szabad meg
tortenie, inert a mi tudoma-
nyos eletinknek nagy resze
eppen a szivarvanyra van ala
pozva.
Acelt peldaul mem lehetne
tokeletesen onteni, ha az izzo
tomeg fenyet mem tudnak
szivarvany formara alakitani.
De inert tudjak, azert lehet
mindig egyformara csinalni az
acelt.
Az egi szivarvanyban elo-
fordulo zavart a szaz incses
tavcs6vel mem lehetett elosz-
latni, tehat ARA gondolt a tu-
domanyos vilag, hogy egy sok-
kal nagyobb tavcs6re lenne
szukseg. Es mikor valami
nagyra gondolnak mostansag
a fold hatan, akkor mindig
Amerika fele tekintenek.
Az Egyesult Allamok mem is
hagyta cserben a varakozast.
Macy keszseggel mondotta:
= Hacsak valami nagy kell,
csinalok en- szivesen.
A KETSZAZ INCSES
TAVCSo TAVASZRA MAR
KESZ LESZ.
Holman j0tt, honnan mem,
sohase ut0ttek ait Macy dobra,
a california; csillagvizsgal6
szinte marol-holnapra kapott
annyi penzt, hogy szinte ma
rol-holnapra megrendelhette a
New York allambeli Corning
varosban levo uveggyartol a
200 inches tavcso lencseit. AIT
hogy nit jelent egy ekkora
darab uveglencse ontese, leg
jobban vilagitja meg az, hogy
a gyar el6sz0r egy tornegben
egy szaztiz Tomas iivegdarabot
0nt0tt, amt elkezdtek azutar
faragni es csiszolni addig
amig egy negyven Tomas len.
csc lett bel6le.
Mem olyan k0nnyu munks
volt am ennek a lencsenek a.
onteSe. Olyan tiszta uveget
kellett 0nteni, amelyben sem
mi folt vagy repedee ne legyer
es ez nehez feladat volt, mer1
egeszen vi, oriasi kohokat kel
lett felallitani, olyanokat, anne
lyek kepesek legyenek ARA
hogy a szaztiz tonna uveget
egy perc alatt 0ntsek a for
maba.
Ha lassabban ment volna a;
ontes, akkor az el6sz0r 0nt0t
anyag mar kihult volna vala
melyest es az utana 0nt0t'
mem keveredett volna olyar
tokeletesen, hogy folt nelkiil
legyen a lencse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-12-30

is tavcsovek, hanem szamita-
sok alapjan.
Es meg jobban elnyomta a
nagy tavcs6hoz fiizott RENE
nyeket az, hogy Nemetorszag-
ban mar6l-holnapra felbuk-
kant egy teljesen ismeretlen
tudos, Albert Einstein tanar,
akinek egyaltalan mem volt
tavcsove es papiron vegzett
szamadatok alapjan meg
mondta, hogy mix a vilag-
egyetem igazi titkai. Miert
van a nap oft, ahol van es
miert mem lehet masutt? Mi
ert halad a vilagegyetem a
maga utjan olyan pontos
rendben, olyan kerlelhetelen
biztonsaggal, anelkiil, hogy
meneteben valaha is lenne va.
lami katasztrofara vezet6 "a
var.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

The first motion picture in color ever made by a by Harriet Hard for the permanent possession of her fvenonhs-old son, David Ozze Nelson When Miss Hll- Hard who temporarily abandoned her screen career TOT
 last year. returned to RO Radio to star m New Faces of 1937 she brought to the set on opening day 16-millmeter with color lm Since then, she has personally photographed every scene m Whcn she does not appear while her stand-ln, Yuda Hays, works the shutter when Miss Hlliard is acting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21
By WILLIAM J. MORIARTY fDemocrat Legislative RepOrter)

State Capitol, Hartford, May 2l- Especial to The Democrat)-Re- publican leaders throughout the state have lost no time in jump ing into the scramble for the late State Chairman J. Henry Roraback's s two political posts. By his death not only the post of g.o.p. state chair man made vacant but there also be- came 8 vacant place on the re- publican national committee.
 Throughout yesterday republican chieftains converged on the Capi- tol. who'll be the next chairman?" was the question asked everywhere. Contrary to the opinions of many it is very possible that the chair manship will not go to John Buck ley of Union. Neither is it likely to go to Harry Mackenzie of Bethel.
 Gates or Cramer
 Undercurrent sentiment appeared to favor either Colonel Ray Gates, superintendent of the Soldiers home at Noroton, or Kenneth Cramer of Wethersfield, former state comman- der of the American Legion. The democrats have a young state chair man and the republicans should look for young timber to fill the chair manship, too, was the general feeling.
 That the race for the chairman ship will resolve itself into a case of county supremacy was very ap- parent. Fairfield county is decidedly jealous of Hartford county. The oth- CT six counties of the state would
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

The Junior Choir of The Second Congregational church will present a musical comedy entitled "The Rexy School Review" in Davenport hall this evening at 7:30 p. m. There will be a great variety of entertain ment at the show. An accordion solo will be played by Eldred Randall, a mandolin solo by Alice Famagllettl, piano solo by Inthia Link, flute solo by Gladys Neuswanger and vocal solos by Gladys Claps, Shirley Arm strong, Bob Winchester, James An- drew, Roderick Macdonald and Don- aid Haude.
 The dancing chorus consists Of Louise Dorgeloh, leader, Jean Car michael. Joan Hunter, Betty Bur nett. Rosetta Davidson, Clarice Claps and Inthia Link. Louise Dor gelch will also do a tap dance. The fun makers will be Jimmy Marshall and Rod Macdonald, the two jar1i- tors, and Lyman Webster and Jim- my Andrew, the two boys. The two teachers will be Barbara Rogers and Freeda Rose. The part of the Dean will be played by Raymond North. The calendar of events for next week at the Second Congregational church follows:
 Sunday
 1O:3O a. m. - Morning Worship.
 Kindergarten Department in
 the parlor.
 12:OO m-Church school, Daven-
 port Bible Class. Monday
 400 p. m.-Girl Scouts, Troop 3. Tuesday, 800 D. m.-Evening Department
 Sewing meeting.
 800 D. m.-Alpha Omega Fra ternity.
 Wednesday,
 700 D. m.-Second Congregation
 al Knights.
 800 D. m.-Alph Nu Sorority. Thursday 800 D. m.-Recital in Davenport
 hall by the pupils Of MISS
 Kathryn E. Hotchkiss. Friday
 400 D. m.-Brownie Pack.
 400 D. m.-Junior Choir Re-
 hearsal.
 Sunday, May 30-
 1O:3O a. m. - Morning Worship.
 Sermon by Dr. Walker.
 Summer Conferences State College, Storrs, Connecticut,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

Prices of platinum in Tokyo. Jap an, are breaking all high records.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21
C. o. F. Leaders L1 Spirited Contest
 For Late Chieftain's "TOga," Titles

tioned. So was States Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn of Hartford, who ran unsuccessfully for governor four years ago. Those on the inside, though, declared they are complete ly tout of the picture"
 Wilcox Mentioned
 Former Lieutenant Governor Roy Wilcox of Meriden was mentioned and so wos Clarence Willard of New Haven, secretary of the republican state central committee. Naturally the name of Harry Mackenzie of Bethel came into the picture but it is said that he and Willard would be bitter rivals for the chairman ship should one rthe other strat an active campaign for the late J. Henry's seat.
 Hopping further into Fairfield county the names of former Sena- tor Albert E. Lavery of Fairfield and former Representative Daniel J. Hickey of Stamford were heard. Hickey's chances are slight. Lavery, it was said, might be an ideal com promise candidate. Another name mentioned was that of former state tax Commissioner William M. Blod- gett of Litchfield county. He is now states attorney in Litchf1eld county. However he is drowned upon by certain powers that be" and any boom for him is not expected to go far.
 Confabs continued today at the capitol and it was the general be- lief the chairmanship will not be settled to the satisfaction of all in the republican organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

On the fifth stair The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston has just placed tnrteen bronze markers in it's Faneu Hall headquarters com memorating the thirteen original states to raty the Constitution of the United States These markers are placed along staircase, the rsers Ot each step leading from the main armory to the olhcers quarters. On the bottom step is Delaware. Next m order are Pennsylvania, New Jersey Georgia, COnnect- cut Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire Virginia New York, North Carolina, ana Rhode Island Little RhOdy thus gets the top Of the stairway. Incidentally the company followed out custom in vogue since 1857 when it elected King George VI member.
 Many time and oft. =. You'll hear that eXpres- sion often in the coming days Waterbury bids iona farewell to the last of it's familiar roleys Soon there be no trace of them the pictures you may have in your scrapbooks or your memories We've written many item for this column on the trolleys, both in the days of the cleo trc and the drawn vehicles More will be Wrlt ten before this page in our transportation history IS closed Remember the old cars that you boarded so nonchalantly at the with quick swing to the running board. And those famous one-man trolleyS that bobbed up and down like ducks on stormy sea, what frore they caused for few years until retired m favor of longer and heavier Everybody has had some experience roleyS at some time or another Perhaps the rolled backwards down hill or ran into another car. How the stories will be retod to the young folks growing up in the years to come
 Good Night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21
CHURCH GROUP
 TO TAKE HIKE
Second Congregational Members to Visit Girl
 Scout Camp

The Young Peoples society of the Second Congregational church and their friends have been invited to meet at the church Sunday after noon at 3 o'clock to hike to Camp Wequapauset, Girl Scout camp ih Waterville. In case of rain trans portation will be provided.
 At the camp the guests will en- joy treasure hunt, hot dog roast and a program of entertainment, ending the day with camp fire in the lodge. Election of officers will be held at that time.
 The church school picnlc will be held Saturday, June 12, at Light house Point. Church school pupils will be transported free.
 The spring rally of the Litchfield district of the council of Congrega- tional Women of Connecticut will be held in Sharon Wednesday, May 26. The speakers will be Mrs. Frances D. Ellis of Pennington, new council president; Rev. Gibson I. Daniels, the associates in religious education of the. Connecticut Con- ference of Congregational churches, and Rev. ,Dr. John c. Walker. The meeting will be from 10:S0 a. m. to 4 p. m. with luncheon at 12:30.
 Prizes of platinum in Tokyo, Jap ofo oro hrao kioO oil shiut rar0rdc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

FOretaste of Propaganda United States Can Expect in Case of Another Great War Contained in Volume Emanating From Spanish Embassy at Washington, With Horror Pictures, Ac- counts of Devastation, AtrOcity Stories and Flood of Pamphlets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

= Chatter Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hawthorne Of
 homaston are back the phone book again after sev z eral months in Minnesota where the Seth Thomas Clock superintendent underwent several operations.
 Grace Callahan one of Willow Streets good lockers, was honOred at dinner at Waverly Inn last evening The Callahan family shortly to take up residence in Hartford :. Madeline Fleming is back "a at the De" nroof desk after two weeks of nothing g-tOdO
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

Shredded thoughts. Herbie Price, director ot the WPA Dramatic Club, is looking for two Russam
 mems costumes for in production his prOteges VIII offer next Thursday Anyone interested in renting or Ioanng articles is requested to phone Herbe at 5-l352 Hennie Darlington drops me One-center from Salisbury, Maryland, where he umpired the ball game featuring Jake Flowers Salisbury club yesterday He says the Dixie section is great and the people most understanding Francis Cy O'DOnnell has bought Ford stationwag which has the boys around Brias corner wondering what the method in his madness really is.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21
Musical Comedy To
 Be Given By Choir
Second Church Junior Members Offer "Roxy School Review" Tonight; Hotchliss Recital Next Thursday

for High School Juniors and Sen- iors-June 25-July 2.
 Fellowship Conference, Hartford Seminary, for Older Young People who have had previous conference experience, June 24-July 2.
 Christian Leadership School, Plainville for Vacation School Teachers and Sunday school lead- CTS, June 27-July 3.
 The Washington Conference at Gunnery School, Washington, Conn. for High School Freshmen and Sophomores, July 2-9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

Nature lovers paradise If wondering far afled bosom of Mother Nature arrange to be in the vicinity o Lake Louise which is the wel-known resort near Ban Province of Alberta Canada. It's long distance away and August is long time off, but from August to the Sky Line Trail HikerS of the Canadian RocKeS will hold their annual aunt with Peter Whyte nationally known artist in charge: Larch valley, oozen nm l1I o explorations and trips It's mountain-encosed para disc where weather f you can call that) lasts in ne often with snow and ice still nestling their oddlvbunched needles arranged in tufs The larch tough old tree and whstands the rgors Of subzero W ters admirably although each succeeding year may ma it a bit grayer and bit gnarled and twisted Meadows round about dotted with mountain hoWerS and there are countless trails to be followed ana moun tains to be scaled Check the date in your vacation book.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21
Good Evening.
GREAT FLIGHT
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Charles Lindbergh Arrived by Air in Paris May zi lS<o Like bird in the sky Was sighted ship way up high It skinned the ground, then into the alr' Out over the ocean, into the nowhere. The pilot ran his ship alone, None save him heard the steady droae From out the mistS appeared the Irish coast Down from Galway to Clare perhaps Kerry most. Did it look to the pilot like misty sheen Gradually emerging into the soft Irish green9 Just a look and south the airbird flew, Where it was from nobody knew Over France it came swift and neat Near Paris crowds looked up at the feat Of a lone airman peering below For a happy landing and not for a show He made Bourget with just casual display And all of this happened ten years ago today.
 FEM EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

NorOtOn also like recognition but the real test of strength will come between Fairfield and Hartford county lead- CTS, it is expected.
 There was no lack of names mentioned throughout yesterdays "corner conferences" held in vari-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-21

ous corridors of the capitol. States Attorney Arthur M. Brown of New London county who ran for governor last year only to be defeated by Governor Wilbur L. Cross was men,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-02-18

both meets were close and the Ely mer-
maids gave the winners a fight for
honors all of the way. Much interest
is being shown by local fans in the
comeback attempt of Marie Sarkipato
in the breast stroke events of the state
competition this year. Miss Sarkipato
won both of these events in the state
meet in 1885 but last year failed to
place. In six meets this year she has
not been defeated and has consistently
been turning in time under that set
for the events last year at the state
swim. Other strong contenders for
places in the meet will be the Ely free
style relay team; the free style entries
and Ruth Martinetti in the dives.
Ely girls who will compete in the meet
are:
Relay-Arlene Hill, Mary BONNER,
Marie Sarkipato and Helen Slogan;
breast stroke, Faith Purdy, Marie Sar-
kipato, Katherine Burck and Arlene
Hill; back stroke, Katherine Strucel,
Helen Hall and Amelia Ule; free
style, Berniece Beel, Mary BONNER, Ar
lene Hill and Helen Slogan; dives, Ruth
Martinetti and Mabel Lampi. Miss
Madalynne Grevich is coach of the Ely
girls tank squad.