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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25
MOLNAR ETvAN
H|RTELEN HALiLA
Hat ev 6ta egy napot dolgo-
zott - meghalt

Molnar Istvan 61 ewes, 16 N.
Hartford Ave-, hetf6n, februar
22-en, hirtelen meghalt.
Temetese csiitotokon, feb
ruar 25-en a Weller-fele ka-
polnab6l Rev. r. Luhman
gyaszszertartasai utan a Tod
temetobe tortent.
Molnar Istvan Erdelyben
1875-ben sziiletett, Amerikaba
35 evvel ezel6tt erkezett,
Youngstownba az utobbi Is
ev ota lakott, azelott Niles,
o. lakos volt.
Gyaszoljak; leanyai: Serbon
Jozsefne, Erzsebet es Margit
n6vere, Anna Slime, egy ma
six n6vere az ohazaban.
Molnart 6 ev ota most elo-
szor hivtak vissza regi mum
kajaba a Heller brothers val.
lalkozok asztalos muhelyebe,
kulonleges asztalos munkak
elvegzesere, este svacsora utan
a csalad tobbi tagjai meg
elegedetten, jokedvuen otthor
hagytak, de nikor este {
orakor leanya, Serbonne, az
unokajaval hazaj0tt, mar hal.
va talalta.
Hauser, halottkem, a hala,
okanak megallapitasa vegett
vizsgalatot inditott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25
u c sta William A. Ambrose
; ape vesz elfoglalta hiva-
y rfontosabb teny-

D.
gfontosabb teny-
ke. -. IT, hogy az evek-
kel eze> .5lk0vetett, de soha
meg nem >oldott biintenyek uj-
jafelvetelet elrendelte. Leg
utobb a ket evvel ezelott a
Mill Creek Parkban meggyil-
kolt IL ewes Suhoveczky Fe-
reno halalanak kideriteset tiiz-
te XII feladataul es az ugy XII
nyomozasara hivatalanak ket
ugyes hivatalnokat:: John Cal
Ian es Clarence Burke detek-
tiveket kildte XII.
Mint emlekezetes, a fatal
flu holttestet a Mill Greek
Parkban talaltak meg. Akkori-
ban sokaig kutattak a gyilkos
utan, eredmenyteleniil. A fla
tai flu Mihaly newt testvere
azonban mem hagyta annyiban
a dolgot es 0ccsenek tragikus
halala ota alland6an kutat a
gyilkoS utan. De sem ideie, sc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25

Ferguson lesz, aki a Carnegie
Illinois Farrelli telepeinek is
superja.
A Sharon Steel Corporation,
melynek Henry A. Roemer az
elnoke, bejelentette, hogy 400
ezer dollaros koltseggel uj te-
lepet epitenek, mely megdup-
lazza mostani teljesitokepesse-
guket. Ennek az epitesehez
mar hozzafogtak es egy ho-
nap mulva az is elkeszul.
Clevelandban a het folya-
man nyilt meg egy kiallitas,
ahol ket Clevelandban kesziilt
,acel lakohazat mutatnak be.
A hazak 20 gedzses acelbol
vannak keszitve, minden fal
ket darabbol all es a hat szo-
bas hazak egyenkent So ezer
dollarba fognak keriilni. A XII
allitasnak sok nezoje akad es
a hazak a West 139-ik uccaban
a Fischer Road k0zeleben van
max felallitva. Ha a hazak be-
valnak, ez is nagyban fogja
n0velni az acelgyarak munka-
jat, melyek most foleg az au-
to ipar rendeleseivel vannak
allatua
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25
J0L DOLGOZIK
BORAK POLGARMESTER

Tudvalev6, hogy harom, ev-
vel ezel6tt Campbell varosa
broke" volt, csak ugy, mint a
varoska sok ezer lakoja., Az
elmult harom evben azonban
a varos vezet0sege oily nagy
erellyel latott hozza a penz-
ugyi helyzet tisztazasahoz,
hogy most a rendes kiadasokat
fedezni tudjak, a hatralekos
adossagokra jelent6keny 0sz-
szeget t0rlesztettek es a varos
hitele isnet jo lett.
Az illetekes erdekeltek Bo-
rak polgarmestert szepen meg
dicsertek a varos penziigyi
helyzetenek megjavitasaert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25
NAGYBIZOTTSAGI GYULEs

A Youngstown es Kornyeke
Magyar Egyhazak es Egyletek
Nagybizottsaga most hetf6n,
marcus Len este 8 orakor rem
des havi gyulest tart a Magya-
snal Nagyasszonya Rom. Kat;
egyhaz gyulestermeben, 545
North Bellevista Ave.
Az igy fontossagara vald
tekintettel kerjiik az 0sszes
nagybizottsagi kikiildott tagok
pontos megjeleneset.
Felkerjuk az Egyhazak veze-
toit es az egyleti k0rok titka-
rait, hogy a Nagybizottsag tit
karanak akar telefon, level
postakartya utjan az osszes
nagybizottsagi kikiildottek CT
met es nevet bejelenteni szi-
veskedjenek, hogy alkalom ad-
tan a meghivok kikiildhet6k
legyenek.
A Nagybizottsag tisztikara
neveben
GOBER JANOS, titkar.
232 S. Garland. Tel: 38877.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25
Mem SIKERULT
, kISzABADULAS
A megyei b0rt0n 8 '1ak6ja'
hiaba kockaztatta eletetzsx

Multi szombaton a megyei
bort0n e1s0 emeleten levo 8
fegyenc, akik cellajukat seper-
tex, megtamadta a sheriffe-
ket. Elt0rtek a sepr6ket es a
seprunyellel keziikben bero-
hantak az irodaba eS az oft
szolgalatban levo deputykat
utlegelni kezdtek. A deputyk
fegyvert rantottak es egyet
agyonlottek, kettot pedig SUI
lyosan megsebesitettek.
A lOv0ld0zes utan a rend
helyre allott a b0rt0nben, de
az 6rseget megszigoritottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25

mint a ref. Arva es Aggmen-
hazat es segitsiik a mi Greg es
szegeny tagjainkat.
AEON tagok, Xix az 1885 evi
tagsagi dijaikat be mem fize-
tik, ugy semmifele jogban
mem reSzeSiilnek.
Id. Horvdth IstDdn, csaladf6,
Danish J6sset, irodeak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25
Esemenyek

UjSdgir6kndk, 7syonaddssok-
max dtkos sselleme a sajtohiba.
Mennyi galibdt okos egg telcse-
relt sor, egg rosssul hassndlt
beth, egg kinaaradt $50. Az
ember a kesebe vessi a ssenaet,
de a gonossul incseKed6 rosss
ssellemek naegis benne hagy-
jdk a cikkben a sajtohibdt. Igy
uOlt es lopunk mutt heti ssd-
mdban is, anikor a Nagybi-
sottsdg aleln0kenek Lask6
GyOrgy0t tettak meg. A mi kis
magyar Dildgunk tudja, hogy
ilyen nevd magyar taldn mines
Is YoungstoUnban, de semnai-
esetre mines a Nagybisottsdg
togjai k0s0tt, meg keuesbe az
aIeln0ki ssekben. Is naegis
, naegt0rtent, hogy az ujsdgban
Lask6 Gy0rgy neve szerepezt
mint a Nagybisottsdg aleln0ke.
Akik tudjdk mennyi a ket-
seer kett6, asok gyorsan meg
ldttdk, hogy lit bisony egy
keHenaetlen saJtohibdrol uan
SEQ, anait a sserkesst6 tdvolle-
teben mem vettek essre. De
bolt is NIT hallgatni a derek
BalasAc6 Gy0ryynek, hogy meg
lett ember letere Ddltostatja a
neOet. Mert bisony a jdtssado-
90 keddM, pajsdnkod6 es kajd-
nul vigyorg6 rosss ssellemank
lebanyaritott Balask6 neueb6l
egg ss6tagot es Lask6t csindlt
belGle.
Es h1 nadr lit tdrtuzk. hadd
srjuk meg, hoyy az asel6tti
lGpssdmban pedig ssoruzssora
ast irtuk.: "A jossiuu younqs-
toaoniak 81 escr doUdrt adtak
ossse az drviskdrosultak seqe-
lyesesere"! Is naegis, mikor a
nyondatestek al6l kikeralt az
ujsdg, az els6 $50, ami kaidnul
wgyorgott rednk, es uolt:. "A
k0ssiUa youngstoUniako! Meo
hogy a youngstowniaAc E6ssi-
Olek lenneneyt. Nestek is eoy-
nadsrd bisonyosdn, akik sok-
sok dolldrral gyarapitottdlc az
drvassujtotta lakossdg ssemve-
deset.
DE most nadr JON a sserkesz-
to. Vvul6 egSszsegben, kipi-
he7ea,e es renaeljak, hooy az 6
eber SCENE n1indjdrt az els6
ktserlet alkalmdval ugy a ,,ua-
Kara hdg a sajtohiba 0rd0oe-
nek, hogy j6 darabig tdvoltart-
ia naagdt a Hirlap oldalairol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25
HAZASSAGI EvFORDUL0

Szinyeri Janos es neje multi
heten megjelent hazassagi ev-
fordul6i cikkiinkb6l a kovetke-
z6k neve kimaradt: Kapcsos
Janosne campbeli, Koleszar
Lajos es neje es Horanszky
Mihaly es neje Youngstown
lakosok is jelen voltak, amt
ezennel szivesen helyreigazi-
tunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25
JAvlyl! ] max A MUNk AvlszONY0K
R0vdesen nyitjak ezart Mercer plantet Farrellban
Sharon Steel Company k0zel fel mo doros gyarat ep

Ki hitte volna, akarcsak meg
egy esztendovel .ezelott is, hogy
az acelgyarak teljes er6vel fog
max dolgozni? Ma pedig ez a
helyzet. Nemcsak hogy teljes
erovel dolgoznak, de vannak
gyarak, amelyek nem is TO-
gadnak ell vi rendeleseket,
inert mem tudjak julius l elott
szallitani. Meg ha a vasutak
mem is adnak nagyobb rende-
leseket, ez az esztendo egyike
lesz a legjobbaknak.
Par evvel ezelott a farrelli
Mercer telepet lezartak. A ge-
peket elhordtak es mindenki
AIT hitte, hogy oft soha tobbe
mem lesz munka. Maga a gyar-
igazgato is ezt gondolta. Es
megis e heten nyilvanossagra
hoztak, hogy a lezart gyarat
ismet megnyitjak es rovidesen,
harom-negy. het mulva, 45o
ember fog oft munkat kapni.
Els6ben termeszetesen a regi
munkasokat veszik fel. Azokat,
akik mashol mem talaTthk
munkat. K0ztuk sok magyart
is.
or,C,, HE.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25

max a tanacskozasok. Pipoly
Evelyn, Kinik Eide kopogos
tancokat adnak el6, Seb6k
Emma hegedu, Gagyi Bella
zongora szol6ja, az 0reg Ref.
Egyhaz Enekkara, Bunchy ia
nos zenekara, nyolc magyar
ruhas lany tanccsoportja Ko-
valcsik Margit zongorakiserete
mellett fogjak tarkitani az
enekszamokkal es szavalatok-
kal tarkitott gazdag musort,
melynek koronajakent a Pro
Hungaria Youngstown oszta-
Iva bemutatja a Magyar N6k
a T0rtenelemben cimu hatasos
es latvanyos el6kepet. A szep
iinnepelyt Balasko Gyorgy
nagybizottsagi alelnok zarosza-
vaval fejezik be.
Olyan gazdag es pompas
mlisor ez, amilyenben mar reg
volt resze a youngstownvideki
magyarsagnak. Koszonjiik ezt
meg a Nagybizottsagnak es a
rendezosegnek azaltal, hogy
minden magyar legyen vasar-
nap, marcus 14-en, delutan 2
orakor kezd0d0 unnepelyen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-02-25
VI JATSZOHELYET KAPNAK
A CAMPBELL GYERMEKEK

A campbelli varosi tanacs ell
hatarozta a George Gluck farm
megvetelet. A vetelar hatezer-
0tszaz dollar es a ,farmbol egy
vi jatszohelyet es parkot fog
max letesiteni.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
u. L. Dogs Earn Many Laurels
At Big Sh0,u at Madison. N. T.

Homer Hendricks English cocker
spaniel, Prune's Own Lucky Star, was
fourth in the open dog class. Tom
Howse's German shepherd, Freda Ut
Clarandall, was third in large limit
class. Harry Hunt had the fourth pup
py in English settlers, Refinement Of
Huntstone. Dandie Dinmonts saw
Mrs. Richard Johnston's Faraway
Tempest third in American bred
bitches, her Victoria of Ruffcote first
open bitch and her Donalbain of Ruff
cote first IN the special American bred
class.
Mrs. L. L. Lewis Duchess of Ruff
cote was second American bred bitcn
and her Robert Dellorain of Ruffcote
was second American bred dog. Mar
)orle LIE Counts Irish wolfhound
Phadris of Ambleside, was third in
the special American bred class; Mary
Lucas Pride and Joy, Dalhousie Tan
sy, Kerry blue terrier, was second in
large puppy bitch class.
William McIlWaine's chow chow,
Wyndrest Dymia, was first limit bitch
and Mrs. M. G. Murphy's Black Tua
llck OF Glenmont was second puppy
dog. Comdr. Sampson had the first
puppy dog and first limit bitch in his
Calrn terriers. Gray Ghost OF Madeh
and Red Ruth of Chairman. Edmund
Parry's German shepherd, Ada of
Ruthland, was third puppy bitch. The
Relnhards had the first in the dog
class, American bred, and third In the
bitch class for standard schnauzers IN
Bert Won Nibelungenhort II and Max
Inc Won Reinhard.
B. D. Salini's top poodles took first
IN American bred dogs and winner
and second in open bitches, Beau
Beau OF Muriclar and Henreux of
Muriclar. Buck Tru Farms Shetland
sheep dog, Pocono Pansy of Buck Tru,
was second in the limit class and Zei-
oels bull dog, Hooligan's Happy Vag-
aoond topped a big limit class and
was reserve winner.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
FINE HORSES FILL
ARMY RELIEF SHOW
Outside Course Built for Fort
Myer Gardens Event to Be
Held Tomorrow.

COL. T. J. JOHNSON, chief Of the
United States Army Remount
Service; Maj. Henry Leonard. U. S.
M. c., retired; Sterling Larrabee. M.
F. H. of the Old Dominion Hounds,
and Harry Semmes of the Riding and
Hunt Club will be the judges at the
annual Army Relief Horse Show to-
morrow morning and afternoon at
Fort Myer Gardens. near the Virginia
end OF Arlington Memorial Bridge.
The meet, which will begin at 10
o'clock and continue throughout the
day. has In its entry list some of the
finest hunters and jumpers in this
sector.
Proceeds Of the show are donated
to the aid OF destitute widows and or
phans Of Army men.
An excellent outside course has
been constructed for use in the major
hunter classes. and jumps also will
be set up within the ring. Both
courses are easily visible from points
OF vantage in the natural ampitheater
Of the show site.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
CORNELL 0ARSMEN
LOSE ETOSYRACUSE
Big Orange Crew Springs
Upset in Narrow Victory
on Lake Cayuga.
Bv the Associated Press.

6V the Associated Press.
ITHACA, N. Y, May 29.-Syra-
cuse's big varsity crew scored a
decisive victory over Cornells
sWeepswingers on Lake Cayusa
today, climaxing Spring day pro-
gram Of three races, all so close that
no open water showed between the
shells.
A crowd Of 1000 saw the big Orange
eight, coached by 86-year-old Jim Ten
Eyck, score its first victory Of the
season In a smashing upset.
The Syracuse varsity victory fol-
lowed on the heels Of another upset
win by the Orange jayvee crew. Cor
nell gained its only victory when its
powerful freshman crew won by a
scant Z feet with a half-second
margin.
Syracuse jumped away to a slim
margin at the start of the varsity
test and held the lead throughout
the 2 miles along the east shore
OF the lake. A half mile from the
finish the Red oarsmen, paced by l53-
pound Sophomore Bob Chamberlain,
a native 1thacan, stepped up the beat
in an effort to catch the smooth
rowing Orange
Syracuse matched the spurt to cross
the line scant length ahead, pulling
strongly to finish in 1926, four Sec
onds ahead Of Cornell,
Evening star., 1937-05-30
MIXED F0URSOMES
STRUGGLE ON LINKS
Indian Spring and Congressional
Stage Journeys Tomorrow.
Diffenbaugh PLAYS.

WO mixed Scotch foursome tour
naments will be played at Wash
lngton clubs tomorrow, but the big
laugh comes from the one at Indian
Spring. George Diffenbaugh, the club
pro, playing without disguise, will
compete IN the affair at Indian Spring.
He says he should have handicap
OF at least 10 strokes. Fifty-six play
ers will compete in the Indian Spring
affair, while smaller field will play
IN a mixed foursome at Congressional.
Pairings at Indian Spring are:
1870, Mrs. F. Kennedy and Frank G
Butler Mrs, Alma Won Steinner and Ken
het5 M1n1get; l:35; Miss N. Barnard. and
BsIe Buloek, , rs, M!s. y Il Buliosk =: and q
r Redick i5o Mrs 1eSs Wster ao0EsI Romen snd a5d
II sna E ws4a sma1hs5s bs5m.I I45 Ms. Keg LsheFsy
K s. GI.s goo! Mss ss r s. Kestel sm1th ana ana
Arthur AT Urban. Mrs George Difenbaus1
R; 6 Pet.nEili MS C. ?: Rediek 'sSH and Jim Jim
Beptson MS Dxie SIZE Wrsht VII eaIy and az Gsorss a
and R. L. Merrick. Miss Ada Ada solean aeesed snd
F. M; Smith; 2:2O: Mrs. Hope wilkinson
an 1ne John 91nc5 Bossr ,E Miss Helen Grndle ana
Perry Hoover. Mrs. John Lever and Ken
Lof!erty; $40 Miss .Bernice Baker and
T.: q WAGNER. MI. and Mrs L. T. Powers:
2:35, Helen Morris and Lloyd Kihlken
Mrs. Kihlken and Harry Peacock
Pairings at Congressional are:
1850, ,Mr; and ,Mrs Frew Lewis and
Mrs. Miller and Bill Rumple: I2:15.
Mrs Ms W +: Bush ard Jim Cunningham,
Hal Hal Powell and Mrs J. F. ,Doxdan. Mrs.
Hal Powell and J. F. Doudall: 1875 Mrs
G. T. Penn and A. j. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
9; Rhyme: 12:4o, Mrs, 1nex Hyler and
H Wenzel: 12:45 Mrs. " A. Welte and
AN Paul. Mrs. All Paul and Leo Mullin
$3.50; Mr.. and Mrs c. J Wilkinson. Mrs
1, Folsom Jones and v A. Welte 1855,
Sue Wimkler and Lou MEME Jane Daniels
and Pat Winkler: 1905: Mrs A. McNitt
and Cfa-'es Slavson Mrs, Charles Slaw-
son son and Dr. A. McNitt: 1:1o. Mrs. p, Avis
and Mrs. F., E. Rurks and 6. 7. Penn:
1:20 Mrs. H. A. Knox and Paul Brewer:
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Sechrest: ] .25. Miss Ivy
Goetzman and James M Meegan and
partners.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Mosquitoes Are Drawba ok,

ONE Of the best protected anchor
ages in these waters lies behind
Deep Point at the north side of the
creek. A marsh spit extending south
eastward from the point to the chan
mel edge forms sheltering nook and
high forest-clad banks rise to the
northwest. 1t can be blowing great
guns outside and you would never
know 1t. Across the creek and south
OF Deep Point is another stretch of
fine sandy beach. The mosquito, it
should be told, is MattaWomans only
drawback.
Starting northward again past
Indian Head, Glymont wharf and
Pamunkey Creek, which is nearly dry
above the entrance at low tide, We
come to Marshall Hall. There is a
wharf of this excursion resort in 10
feet OF water But, what with strong
tides and open water it is not the best
OF anchorages. For an emergency
harbor, however, there is good holding
bottom just across the river off Ferry
Point at the mouth of Dogue Greek.
ocCduSc C1leIc Is only ABOUT Gnree 1eet
OF water in here, the creek is seldom
used.
Although there is a 10-foot dredged
6hannel to wharf at Mount Vernon,
It Is not open to the cruising public.
The next creek, II miles below Wash
angton, is Piscataway on the Maryland
shore. Outside OF the channel.
privately dredged by sand excavating
concerns, there is little water and
much grass.
In Northwestern, Broad Creek, 3
miles farther north, makes a tempo
rary anchorage. An S-foot channel
was dredged last year by a sand COM
pany, but it Is not marked in the
regulation manner. There are land
1ngs for boats on the south side near
the entrance in about feet of water.
With the exception Of shoal, Hunt
ing Greek on the south side and Oxon
Greek across from the northern end OF
Alexandria, there are no other harbors
until Washington.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Scores at so and Is targets:
TABOR CREW is VICTOR
Upeets Hun to Capture National
School Championship.

WORCESTER, Mass, May 20 lP-
Iaoor Academy of Marion, Mass, won
the eight-oared shell championship in
the national interscholastic champion
ships on Lake Quinsigamond today,
defeating the highly favored Hun
School eight of Princeton, N. j., by a
half length. The time was S minutes
and 20 seconds.
The win gives the Tabor boys a
place in the Henley championships in
England next month.
Kent School, Kent Conn, was third
by a quarter length; Penn Charter
School, Philadelphia, was fourth, and
North High School, Worcester, was
fifth.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Special Dispatch to The Star,

n AD1SON, N. j., May 29.-Ac-
M claimed by thousands, the
VI glorious orange Belton Eng
lish setter Sturdy Max, own
ed by the Mirador Kennels OF Spring.
held, Mass, was awarded the supreme
honor Of best dog among over 1000
IN the biggest canine event in the
world today, the Morris and Essex
Kennel Club show.
DR.. Samuel Millbank, until last week
chairman of the Bench Committee at
Westminster Kennel Club, chose
Sturdy Max almost Immediately in a
field of fast ones.
The hound group was won by Louis
Murr's statuesque Borzoi, Vigow of
Romanoff. In the working group, a
doberman pinscher bitch, just nine
days in this country, Jess Won Der
Sonnenhoehe, owned by F. F. H. F1eit-
man of Far Hills, N. j., took the
honorS.
A surprising series of upsets in the
terrier group resulted in the selection
OF the 9-month-old bitch puppy Scot
tish terrier, Marlu Milady, owned by
Marlu Farm Kennels Of West Long
Branch, N. j., as first.
Little Sahib Scores.
MRS. VINCENT MATTA's little
orange pomeranian, Little Sahib,
was first in the toy group. The nom
sporting breeds found the big winner
in the magnificent black poodle, ch.
Pllllcoc Rumpelstiltskin, owned by
Mrs. Milton Erlanger of Elberon, N. J.,
Although Washington dogs repre-
sented but a small fraction of the
huge entry, in almost every case the
entrants were of such high quality
that they placed in the ribbons in
their classes If not better.
w. E. Andersons bull terrier, Lady
Amelia, was fourth in a large puppy
bitch class. Aspin Hill Kennels min
iature schnauzer, Cinders OF Aspin
Hill, was fourth in novice bitch class.
The same owners Boston terrier, Aspin
Hill Wee Didit Hagerty, was third in
open bitch class and Aspin Hill Sweep
On was third in a class of 10,
w. E. Bricker's Staffordshire terrier,
Bricker's Smoky, was fourth in Amer
lean bred dogs. J. Christenson's Dob
erman pinscher, Yam Of Pocahontas
was second novice dog. Edith Graves
pug, Queen OF Trumps, was third in
the American bred bitch class, and
her .Edith's Joy was second puppy
bitch. Her dachshund, Sophie Won
Weichjelstrand, was third in q novice
class of 16.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
. VERY type of power boat imag-
H Unable, both inboard and out
board varieties. will get of to

VERY type of power boat imag-
~ Unable, both nboard and out
board varieties, will get of to
rolling start this afternoon
from the Steel Pier at Atlantic City.
take beating from long ocean swells,
then bounce over breakers of Great
Egg Inlet into the twisting thorough
fare back of the resort and out again
through Absecon Inlet to a finish at
the pier.
It's the first annual around Abse-
con Island motor boat race for the
$4,000 Judge" Emil Auerbach Me-
mortal Trophy.
Starting off an estimated hundred
entries of the finest drivers in the
country will be L. Gordon Leech. local
speed boat enthusiast and board
member Of the Presidents Cup Re-
gatta Association.
The brain child Of S. Mortimer
Auerbach, millionaire speed boat driver
OF Atlantic City, the race promises to
be as daffy as the Albany-to-N York
outboard marathon.
Outboards will be stacked
against the aristocrats of speed
sters, Gold Cup hydroplanes,
and the first to finish gets the
trophy.
Among the entries are Sam Crooks
OF Rumson, N. Y: Harold Wilson and
Harry Foster of Toronto, Canada, and
Jack Rutherford of Palm Beach and
Port Washington. who with his Ma-Ja
won the $4,000 Presidents Trophy
here last September.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

| lIlteIIlhtlOlldIS, Dyer OlQkS ana comets
A woman's race and boat parade
feature Saturdays show and a long
distance on Sunday from the Balti-
more club to the SparroWs Point Yacht
Club.
| A MoNG yachtsmen taking advant-
age Of a three-day week end are
Dr.. William Schafhirt, who left yester-
day in his new Wheeler Seventh In
ming from the Corinthian for fishing
off Blackstone Island, and DR.. Gill in
his 44-foot Mathews Onda II for one
Of the down-river haunts.
Onda II was out on the railway
this week for new paint job and had
her short mast resteped forward of
the deck house.
She carries a small stayxail
and mainsail, which can be a
mighty handy thing when 1t
starts to blow in open water.
Bess v, 4o-foot Chris Craft of DR..
F. S. Bernard, left her mooring at
Flood Gate Boat House last week for
Atlantic City. where she will remain
for several weeks.
THERE has been another christening
at the Capital Y. C. This one.
the l6-foot sun class sloop of Arthur
Varela. who named her Agray. His
first boat, Agray, was buildt from
designs Of Sam Rabl of Baltimore
Edwin C. Graham. president Of the
Hamilton National Bank, has Joined
the trend toward the sea by purchas-
ing the 46-foot Roamer, trim
Chance-built cruiser formerly owned
by Thomas H. Welsh.
One Of the sweetest auxiliary sailing
yachts ever to come this way stopped
at the Capital Yacht Club last week
on her way North from wintering in
Florida. 1t was the 43-foot yawl Blue
Heron from Port Judith. R. l., mod
eled from the famous yawl Dorado.
Such features as teak decks, with
mahogany trim. hollow masts. STAIN
less steel rigging. linen sheets and
halyards and bamboo outriggers for
deepsea fishing had yachtsmen gaping
and green with envy
Another northward bound
visitor last week was the 67-
foot hOuseboat Marie S. Of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Washington Canoe Club meets next
Tuesday night and the Old Dominion
Club on June Z in Alexandria.
TOM TREMARNE, feet captain of
the Maryland and District area
Of the International Moth Glass As
soclation, has hopes of starting q
moth fleet again in these waters. Al
though there was as many as nine
OF these 11-foot centerboard boats
sailing here last year, including the
Presidents Cup Regatta, only few
have been out this season.
An active racer of the sailing as
| sociaton in his new Ihochu II, Tre-
marne believes the nucleouses here
for another fleet that could be ready
to start in the Fall series and the big
regatta in September.
From the first one built by Capt.
Joel Van SAINT of Atlantic City in 1929,
there has grown feet that numbers
more than 1900 moths in the United
States and foreign countries.