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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
Lith Crusaders
 Hooplights
By Al JakubauskaS

The Crusaders of Lithuania eked out 9 to 20 win over the West Side Jrs. Tuesday at Russell school, in one of the toughest games played there this season. A total of 25 fouls were called on both teams and the last period saw three players leave the game via the personal foul route. The Liths were forced to play four men against the Siders five, when their center was lost on fouls in the closing minutes of the game.
 "Bopie" Kristian's ability to make good on two last minute foul tries, enabled the LithS to nose out the Siders in the above mentioned game. Incidentally. this is the sec ond successive game KriStian has won by his "Clutch" Shoting. Last week his hoop in the closing sec ends of the Ansonia Trojan game gave his teammates one point margin of victory.
 Last Wednesday the c of L con- bine came up with it's major upset of the season by nosing out the Oakville Davies, 3332, in hard fought battle. The Davies are at present leaders of the second round of the Oakville- -WatertoWn basket ball league and hold decision over the Merchants. whose lineup is the same as the Oakville Dukes. In this contest three Oakvillites, who perform with the Crusaders, had a hand in the Davies downfall, name ly, George Lindahl, "Midge" Cutler and Al KriZinauskas.
 Those two sectional rivals, the Engineers and Crusaders, are sched- uled to clash this afternoon at St. Joe's hall in what should be a close and hard fought battle. The En- gineers hold victory over the strong North End "Y" Triangle quintet, whom they knocked off two weeks ago. George Lindahl and Gus Krisavage, king kongS" of their respective teams, will be up against each other and this should make the contest all the more live Her.
 The Crusaders showed the effects of their fast and furious contest with the Oakville Davies, by drop ping a raggedly played exhibition to those fast North End Spartans, whom the Liths took on in the nightcap of Wednesdays double header.
 Bobby Fenn, of Oakville baseball and basketball fame, made his first appearance with the Crusaders Wednesday and scored points against the Spartans for losing cause.
 An interesting angle on the Da- vics-C of L game played recently, is that the Liths were on the tail end of a 10 to 4 score at half time but came to life to oustcore the 'Villers, 29-22, during the last two periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
'Mahony Winner Over Russell in Rough Mat Go

The white Princess Baba of Sara wax was quite conspicuous by her absence last night at Buckingham hall, but Danno OMahony of Ire land and Rebel Bob Russell of Texas were there as scheduled, the Irish man getting the verdict of Referee Bob Gregory, "cruiserweight" cham pion of Europe. The firsS fall" went to O'Mahony on the disqualification of Russell who kept kicking Danno out of the ring, and once the 225 pound Irisher was out Russell kept kicking him back to the floor as he tried to enter and resume the bout, which went 28 minutes before a short intermission. OMahony came back to win the second fall with his Irish whip in six minutes. It was all very rough and ready while it lasted, Russell easily winning the title of most hated man in the world"
 Appreciative
 The lovely apology presented to the fans by MT. Gregory, young Scot who married the only white princess of an absolute monarchy, was ac- cepted in fine fashion due perhaps to the charm of the well educated young man whose English accent is quite something to listen to.
 Pat Riley, bald as a billiard ball, but tough as boarding house steak, set up some kind of a record when he f1attened John Podubny of Rus sia twice in 19 seconds, with a couple of right crosses to the mouth. That makes twice in two shows that Podubny took it on the teeth.
 George Clark of Scotland and Tommy Rae of Springfield went to half-hour draw in rough match, while Maurice Robert, brother of the more famous Won, also wound up all even with The Sheik, a beWhis- kered gent who speaks no English but is quite an actor in or out of the ring. A record crowd saw the bouts, some 1900 crowding into the building.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
WILEY DEFEATED
 BY DERBY SQUAD
Special 10 The DcmocraU

New Haven, March 4-Unable to score in the right minutes of the third quarter cost Wilby high of Waterbury chance for the state high school championship as the Wildcats were eliminated 4O-32 by Derby high on the huge Payne Whitney gymnasium court. The teams were tied at half time with 19 points. Ray and McGrath of Wilby did yoeman work scoring 21 points but all Derby players scored with one exception four of them getting eight points or better.
 Crosby meets Meriden tonight, while Naugatuck takes on Weaver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
THREE GAMES ON BROOKLYN COURT
K. of L. Business Men and Girls at St. JOseph's
 Hall Tonight

Pulchritude laughs and just plain basketball will be on display at St. Joseph's hall tonight with a banner triple header on the slate.
 St. Joseph's girls will take on the Winsted Laurels in the opener at 7:l5; DOC" Selens will send his Brooklyn Business Men against "Toots" McNamara's Brooklyn All- Stars at 8:15 and the K. of L. will tackle the Pawtucket, R. I. Townies in the 9 o'clock feature.
 The Townies, out for revenge aft CT 69-66 setback at the hands of the Liths six weeks ago. will have to break a five-game home floor winning streak the Knights have completed, if they are to snare 8 victory.
 The Liths have taken six of theil last seven starts, whipping the West Haven Red Devils Tuesday ill their most recent trip to the post and they will be ready to sweep their series from the high-scoring club from Rhode Island, which will have Hank Soar, New York Giant pro football star, in the lineup, as well as Charley Swanson, No. New England tennis player.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
MINORS THROW
 NIPS COMMUNITYS

A free throw for goal with 15 seconds to play gave the Welles A. o. 54-22 win over the Commu- nitys last night at Washington park, thereby cumming up the second round situation, winner of which will meet the Raymond Hillies for the league championship. The Win ners ran up IA to 5 lead at half time but the Communltys caught and passed them only to lose out when Minor made good after being fouled by Griffin, making nine points aldi of Welles, Damelio and Cliff Loughlin scored well for the Com to lead both teams in scoring. Rin- munitys.
 In tho other game, Raymond Hillies won over Sacred Hearts Az to 27, though the Hearts were up IA to 12 at half time. Harnick with Is and Sheehy with 13 were opposing high scorers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
N. E. VARSITY MEETS
 LITCHFIELD COWBOYS

"Y" Varsity will meet the Litch- field Cowboys tomorrow afternoon at the North End "" court in the main game. In the preliminary, Les Kramer's Business Men will meet the Y.MHA. reserves at 200 p. m.
 The "" Varsity will show the same lineup, with Spadola and Leece at forward position, Chestone at center, Ricciuti and Haiday ill guard positions. The Cowboys will show De Ross and Kern at forward positions, with Sanford at center, and Blazeik and s. De Ross at the guard positions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS (By United PresS)

New York Gunner Barlund, 200 IA, Finland, stopped Buddy Baer, PAP 1-2 Livermore, Cal, CD; Johnny Bellus, 1855 IA, New Haven, outpointed Jimmy Vaughn, 136 3-4, Cleveland (6); Nick Camarata, 132 1-2, New York, outpointed Pete Lello, 134 IA, Chicago (6); Pete Scalzo, 126, New York, outpointed Christobal Jaramillo, 122, Puerto Rico (6); Johnny Moro, 135 IA, New York, outpointed Joe Ghnouly, l34. St. Louis (6); Harvey ODell, 190 3-4, Des Moines, outpointed Al Ryll, 181, Springfield, Mass. (4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
SWEEPSTAKES TODAY
 FOR GRAND BOWLERS

A sweepstakes for all members of any league, using the Grand Alleys will be conducted at the South Main street drives all day today by Johnny Menzo and George Byrnes. Handicaps will be given according to the average of the respective bowlers. Bowlers may use the alleys any time today at their own con- Venience.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
GRAND FIVE BOWLS
 DERBY TEAM SUNDAY

Patsy Ciriellos Grand Five will bowl Derby in the deciding match of their "here and there" series to- morrow afternoon at the Grand al- leyS at o'clock.
 Last Sunday Derby defeated the locals, 1.742 pins to 1,737. The pre-. vious Sunday the locals copped hon. DTS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
High Scorers
High Team

Mel Kelly, "Y" supervisor wishes to thank each and everyone who helped make the tournament a success. Referees were Ben" Kyau- skas, "Chas." Saulenas, "Hotfoot" Landisih Frankie" Pino, Ken Muccino, Potash" Potasas. "Jas- per" Curby and "Hanno" Reardon acted as scorer and timer. Tommy Lacilla preserved order in the gym. Capacity crowds witnessed the con- tests all week. A large crowd is ex- pected Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
N. E. "" JUNIOR LEAGUE
 SWINGS INTO ACTION

morrow afternoon at the "" in the Junior League. The league leading Juniors will meet the Kings, Sacred Heart opposes the Royals, Lanciers against the Crusaders. St. Thomas against the Picneys. Pete Toilette, Tom Santa Lucia, Frank Monaco will be the eleventh man on the donr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
STICK TOGETHER

Joe Woodman and George Law renee have been partners in the management of boxers for twenty six years. Among their heavyweight fighters were Sam Langford, Ro- mero Rojas, King Solomon and Knute HanSeN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05

ol4 tonight's game. The game is set for 6:30.
 The probable lineups:
 Santora, If lg, Perrella J. Fuoco, If rg, McGrath J. Melchione, If, Curby Burke, lg If, Ambrose
 Reserves - Red Wings: Flama- ghetti, s. Fuoco. Comrades-C Melchione, Turzo.
 In the only game carded in the Brooklyn "" Midget tourney the Scorpions were humbled by the Aces 8-2. By this victory the Aces earned the right to meet the Raid CTS for the tournament champion ship, Tuesday, March 9th at 5:30 o'clock.
 The game was hotly contested for two and a half quarters with the Scorpions leading 10 until Carisillo tossed in long shot. The Aces lead was short-lived when Brucato tossed in a foul bringing the count to 2-2. Successive hoops by Vigi- lante and Passaro and two charity awards by Carusillo gave the Aces the 8-2 margin of victory. Brucato starred for the losers.
 The Eagle Midgets and Speedboy Midgcts in a consolation battled to dead heat 0-0. The game could not be detcided in the overtime ueriods.
 The Raiders-Aces game will de- eide the first midget ttlte in a Brooklyn "" Midget tournament since the Golden Bears took the midget tourney in 1929-30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
CROFT ALUMNI WIN

Croft Alumni defeated St. Ann's Maple Leafs in the first game of the playoff by score of 30s30. Chipman was high point maker for Crofters, but the floor garse of Capt. Leo Frank was spectacular. Fourni- CT led the losers next game of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
PAROCHIAL LEAGUE

-One tle game.
 Games Wednesday At Washington park 400 p. m.-St. Joseph vS St. Ann. 4:30 p. m. - Sts. Peter and
 Paul VS St. MaryS. Referee Lonergan (both games). At Webster gym 400 D. m.-St. Thomas vs St. Francis (Carney).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
AS GOOD AS BOYS

June Burr, girl student at the University of Miami, has won a place on the male varsity swim ming team. Unless there is objec- ton, she will take part in inter-col- legiate competition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
ORGY OF SCORING

A high school basketball team at Jonesboro, Ark, won the opening game of a championship tourna- ment by score of 107 to 13.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
OLD SKI CONTESTS

Ishpeming, a town of 5000 il Michigan, has ski tourna.nen' which IS llIty-ci.a years old. simos, as ancient as :hc classic Ho!men- kollen of Norway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
GIVEN PREFERENCE

Tournaments of the famed Tir Whistles of Pinehurst have had the right of way over all other golf al the Carolina resort for the last thirty-four years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05

The Brooklyn "" Red Rangers and the Brooklyn "" Comrades will meet tonight at the Brooklyn "" hut in their second game of the season. Tn the first game of the series, the favored Red Wings were beaten with comparative ease, 3c.-l0
 Tonight the Comrades will enter with favorable edge. Both teams are in the junior class and the junior supremacy in the "" hinges
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05

in addition to the seasons prizes will be presented at the banquet.
 With the Sweepstakes in the afternoon and the banquet in le evening, no doubt will provide the leagues members with plenty of action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
RIGHT AT THE START

c. c. Graves, a New Haven, Conn, golfer, scored hole-in-one the first time he played the game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
PUBLIC SCHOOL LEAGUE
 Minor Division

Games Monday Russell at Maloney Carney. Woodrow Wilson at Barnard Oonergan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
Derby

Score at half time: Wilby 19, Der by 19 Referee: Casman-Taylor. Time: Eight minute periods
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
Major Division,

Game Tuesday Webster vs Driggs at Wilby gym (Carney).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
SPEEDBOYS DEFEAT TURN
 HALL

Coach Tom Santa Lucias North End Y Speedboys defeated the Turn Hall Reserves 13-2 yesterday at the Turn Hall gym. Grisdaldi and Mencio starred for the Y boys while Owens tallied the only hoop for the Turn Hall team.
 North End SpeedbOyS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
Looks Are DeceiUinR
Fast Drying Track Fauors Seabiscuit
Odds, Horses In S1OO, 900 Race

Acardia, Ca March 5(UP)-The field the Santa Anita handicap with weights jockeys and probable odds, listed in order of post positions, follows:
 upward
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
Sports QUESTIONS Answered

Have you a Sports Question you want anSwereds The Sports Fan Question Man ia at your service. Write your questions clearly. sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan QueS- tiOn MNn, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 Thirteenth Street, Washington, ID. O., enclosing three-cent postage stamp.
 THE EDITOR. o. Which race horse was selected as Best Horse of the Year" in 1886?
 A. A committee of Daily Racing Form experts voted this title to Granville. The same committee vot- ed Pompoon Juvenile Champion, and Discovery Handicap Champion. o. What does the term milking" mean in connection with playing cards?
 A. Instead of shuffling, taking the top and bottom cards from the pack at the same time, with fore finger and thumb, and showering them on the table.
 Q. What was the name of the English yacht that was defeated in the Americas Cup races in 1884? A. Endeavor, owned and skip pered by T. o. M. SopWith.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
Turn Hall Reserves
MERCHANTS DROP THRILLER

In fast moving game the Kiesel Five defeated the Merchants 29-13. Led by Ericson and Kiesel the win ners had no trouble in checking the Merchants who featured Pierce as ton scorer
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05

A. c Stock Entry. B-Siver Stable Entry. C-Maxwel Howard Entry. D-Koznsky Entry. Field. ar track good Probable post
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
St. Ann's

Score at half time: Croft, IA; St. Anns, II.
 Referee-Moor- or-Lambert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-05
Croft Alumni

playof will be held Tuesday night at .2Q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
Jobban vigyaznak
A farm -gyerekekre

A Columbusban !. szekelo
State Department of Education
elhatarozta, hogy allamszerte
altalanos kozbiztonsagot kivan
az iskolas gyermekek reszere.
Kiilonosen szigoru feliigyeletet
kivan a gyermekeket szallito is
kolai bus hajtoktol. Ezekt6l
megkivanja, hogy a bus abla-
kai biztonsagi uvegbol legye-
mex, tobb alto a baj eseten
valo gyors kiszallasra, eros acel
vazaju, amely kibirja a sulyt,
ha a truck felborul. Azonkivul
a fist elvezeto CSC az egesz
gep hosszaban vezessen XII. Az
utazo gyermekek kozil az ido-
sebbek es a truck vezeto ert-
sen az elso segely nyujtashoz
Ezen koveteleseknek megfelel6
bus-ok mar junius 1-tol szol.
galatba lesznek allitva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
Varjak az okros
Szekeret ide is

A North West territory te-
lepesek altal valo elfoglalasa
$50 ewes evfordulojanak emile
kere egy okros karavan Cover
ed wagon) indult ell mar no
napokkal ezelott Connecticut
allambol es Youngstownba ap-
rilis 23-an erkezik. A youngs-
town. kiilonbozo egyestiletek
unnepelyes fogadtatasban akar
jak reszesiteni a vandor csapa-
tot, amely a mutt id6knek hu-
en- megfelel6 szokas szerint ok
rok altal vontatott satoros ko-
csikkal vonulnak at az orsza-
gon egeszen Marrietta-ig., A
menetet a North Side-i Bel
mont Ave.-n fogadja a kuldott,
seq, maid a varoson keresztul
a South kozepiskolaig kiserik
ahol este el0adast tartanak az
utjuk celjara vonatkozolag. III.
szakara az Armory-ban (ka
szarnya) lesznek elszallasolva
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
VERHOVAY
ISMERETTERJESZTO
GYULES YOUNGSTOWNBAN

Verhovay ismeret terjeszt0
gyules lesz a Youngstown 1OS,
&1 es 364 flokek rendezese alatt
a West Side-i Magyar Hazban
Schenley es Mahoning Ave-
sarkan, marcus 27-en, vasar-
nap.
E gyulesen jelen lesznek a
Verhovay kozponti iroda tiszt-
viseloi kozlil Korosfoy Janos
aleln0k es Takacs Miklos koz-
ponti szervezo is. Kerjuk az
osszes kornyekbeli, Sharon
Warren, Niles, stb. fiokok tag.
jait es az ezen tanulsagos gyu.
les irant erdeklodo magyarsag
minel nagyobb szamban valt
megjelenesre.
Gyules utan konnyu harap
nj valok es husitok lesznek fel
szolgalva.
A RENDEZOSEG
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
RABL0K JARTAK A
FESTEK UzLETbEN
Villages nappal megk0t0ztek
egy w. Federal St.-i kereSkedOt

Ket fatal koru flu a mutt
heten villages nappal kirabolta
a 325 w. Federal St.-i Factory
Paint uzletet es az oft tartoz-
kodo uzletvezetot, Leonard Sic
gelt egy sarokba szoritva, ell
vettek az izlet kasszajaban le-
vo I'll dollart. A remenyteljes
csemetek azzal a szandekkal
jottek be, hogy festeket akar-
max venni. Rovidebb valogatas
utan, amikor meggyozodtek,
hogy az izletvezeto csak egye-
dill van, a helyiseg vegebe pa
rancsoltak, osszekotoztek es
meg a szajat is betomtek. A
zsakmannyal gyorsan odebb
alltak.
Siegel csaknem egy feloraig
megk0tozve gurult a foldon,
hogy cleric a falat, amelyet a
labaval erosen tive, jelt adjcn
a szomszed vendeglonek, ahon-
nan a szokatlan egyhangu do
rombolesre csakugyan at is jot-
tex es kiszabaditottak Siegelt
szorult helyzetebol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17

Ezutan kovetkezik DR.. AleXy
fokonZul beszede.
Ekkor ismet szinre lep a
reformatus enekkar S Ambrus-
ko Margit szoloban elenekli a
Magyar tavasz teged varunk"
cimu dalt, az enekkar a korust
enekli.
Az enekkar a szinpadon ma
rad es ekkor ada at DR.. Alexy
a kitiintetest Gobernek, amt
kovet a magyar hirnnusz ell
eneklese.
Wolf Istvanne enekszamait
Soos Ida kiseri zongoran, EFT
koveti Bunchy JOSEF szavala-
ia es a Fuggetlen Ref. Egyhaz
gyermekeinek el6adasa: reszle-
tex az "Obsitos"- "-bol, utana
Trojan Margit es Molnar Fe-
reno harmonika kettose kovet-
kezik Nemenyi angol beszede
elott es vegul "Rakoczi indu.
lo' hegedun es zongoran es g
zaro beszed.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
A DEMOKRATA ESTELY
J0L SIKERttLT

A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor tarsas esteje a
multi vasarnap este a rossz lido
dacara is jol sikerult. A ielen-
levok nagy erdeklodessel hall
gattak tobbek kozott Spagnola
varosi biro es Bees megyei com
missioner a magyar dernokra-
takat dicsero beszedjet, a Kor
fennallasanak 8-ik evforduloia
alkalmab6l. Eek utan a Kor
tavozo es az vi tisztvisel6i tar
tottak Observation-Disclosures besze-
deket. Matyasy Istvan, a K0r
Jelenlegi alelnoke, mint az est
tosztmestere hozzaert6 szaker-
telemmel t0ltotte be a tisztse-
get. A beszedek vegeztevel j6
Zorro tea, otthon keszult site
meny es sonkaval vendegeltek
meg a jelenlevoket, akik j6
habos sor mellett a kes6 eifeli
orakig kellemesen toltottek e]
az estet.
A Kor marcus 25-en, pente-
ken este a gor. kat. templom
gyulestermeben, 7O2 Mahonine
Ave-, tartja rendes havi gytile.
set. Minden magyar demokrata
erzelmu honfitarsunk hivata.
los ezen gyulesre, ahol evi sc
cent tagsagdij befizetes ellene.
ben tagsagi jogokkal bir.
TAUSS GYULA, elnok
RESS JOSEF, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
KRAJCAROKERT
VETTE Az AUTOMOBILE

Robert Smith, 1862 Himrod
Ave.-i Vindicator lapelarusito
flu hetfon beallitott a Wick
Ave.-n levo Strausbaugh auto
elarusito helyre, kiyalasztott
egy ugyes "T' model coach
OF es bejelentette a vasarlasi
szandekat. Fizeteskor eloveSz
egy Macy ladikat ss az elaru-
sito Macy meglepetesere atad-
ia a vetelarat, OATS pennyt. Ell
magyarazta aztan, hogy mar
harom eve teszi felre a felesle-
ges pennyket, azzal a cellal,
hogy valamikor autot vegyen.
Ez az ohaja most beteljesedett,
de oh-jaj, a szegeny penztaros
maid belehaborodott a pennyk
szamlalasaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
HALALOZAS

Regi youngstown lakos ia
vozott ell az elok sorabol a mutt
heten. Trojan Jozsefne szul.
Richweisz Amalia, 1915 Wa
bash Ave.-i k0ztiszteletnek Or
vend6 magyar asszony SIS ewes
koraban meghalt. A Nograd
megyei Salgo Tarjanban szii-
letett. Oman % evvel ezelott
jott Youngstownba, ahol sok
jobaratot szerzett. Temetese
hetfon, marcus 14-en volt q
Vascsak temetes rendez6 ka
polnajabol a Calvaria tsmeto.
be.
Gyaszoljak ferje, az ohaza
ban n6verei es fiverei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
CYONYORU VOLT
AZ UNNEPELY
A Farrelli Scent Haromsag r.
kath. egyhaz fiatalsaga Macy
szeru marciusi miisorral SOL
gait magyarsagnak

Mem kell felteni az amerikai
magyarsagot addig, mig az if
jusag olyan sep marciusi mil
sorral tud fellepni, mint AIT
lattuk a mutt vasarnap a SIT.
Haromsag egyhaz termeben,
Farrellben.
Ft. Andras Jeromos Macy
szeru munkaja meglatszott a
csaknem kivetel nelkul tit szli-
letett ifjakon es lanyokon. SEE
pen szavaltak es szepen enekel.
tex. Kil0nosen kitUno volt q
"Talpra Magyar" eleneklese
Jeromos four vezetese alatt az
anekkar altal.
Az unnepely szonoka Meme
nyi Miklos lapunk szerkesztoie
volt, akinek az unnepely veger
Jeromos four ugy a maga
mint az egyhaza neveben gra
tulalt a kitiinteteshez.
A terem teljesen megtel
szep koz0nseggel. A musoror
szerepeltek:
Kaibas Aranka, Kolesza,
Iona, Pail Izabella, Baran,
Msrgit, Sebestyen Jozsef, Hol
ler Julia. Gourley Tamasne
Sander Mihalyne, Szabo Piros
ka, Szakacs Sander, Palko Ju
liza, Vamosi Eszter, Krajnic
Gyorgy, Nemeth Erzsebet, Lin
zenbold Janos, Irfnias Etus
Kormos Terez es Bucny Janos
zongoran jatszottak Kerin
Edward &c Szalay Florence
Szolo szamokat enekeltek Bos
slckne Szalay Roza, Szabo Pi
roska es Szabo Ferenc. Duette
1rimias Maria es Vamosi Anna
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
ROBBAN0 SzEREk
VESzEDELMESEk
Maid leveg0be repiilt a warreni
varOshaZa. - DinamitOt talalt
a gyerek

Warren varosaban sok ember
eletet kovetelo szerencsetlenseg
tortenhetett volna, amikor a
haziszolga a rendorseg irodai-
Dol osszeszedett papirkosarak
tartalmat a furnaceba dobta.
A papirok kozott egy kis meny-
nyisegu nitro glycerine volt, a
mely a tiizbe keriilve rogton
felrobbant.
Szerencsere a mennyiseg oily
kicsi volt, hogy embereletben
kart mem tett, csak alaposan
megrazta mem csak a rend0r-
seq, hanem a szomszedos epu-
leteket is.
AL Erickson szabad ideieben
a het ewes fiaval jatszado dozott,
de jokedve csakhamar lehilt,
mikor a fla zsebebol kieso "ja-
tektargyban" egy darab dina
mitot ismert fel. A veszedelmes
robbano targyat gyermek egy
tires kocsiszinb ben (garage) ta-
lalta es zsebreyagta.