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The Washington times., 1938-01-17
AMBROSE SETS
PACE IN SCORING
ON D. C. COURTS

Since the start Of the current
college basketball season, Wayne
Darrell" Ambrose, husky junior
forward Of the Catholic University
court team, has led The D c.
scorers and today the blonde
haired youngster has accumulated
a total of lit points in the eight
games played and broken down to
81 field goals and nine charity
heaveS, to continue his pace.
Dogging in the footsteps Of the
Redbird sharpshooter is the Sopho-
more, Charley Norton, Of the Uni
versity of Maryland, who presents
8 record Of 40 field goals and II
fouls in eight games.
10 POINTS GAINED
Ambrose can still gain on his
closest competitor, Norton, this
week, as the Maryland center is
idle because Of semester examina-
tionS, while the Cardinal ace has q
lone chance against the University
Of Baltimore to add to his point
total. During the past week Am.
brose gained 10 points on Norton,
but then he played two more
games. Both Norton and Ambrose
had hot hands Saturday night, the
Terrapin scoring 20 points against
Duke at College Park, and Am
brose whipping the cords for 10
points in Philadelphia against st.
Joseph's College.
Capt. George Knepley, Of Mary
land, continues in third place with
so points, a gain Of 16 during the
past week.
NOTABLE GAIN
Capt. Irish Carroll, Of c. u,
showed the most notable gain
during last weeks play to score
80 points in four games and bring
his total up to SO. He moves into
fourth position from eleventh,
held last week.
Respective team leaders aside
from Ambrose and Norton are
Jack Butterworth, George Wash.
ington, So points; Harry Bassin,
Georgetown, 43 points, and Emer.
son Bartlett, American u, %
points.
Individual scoring to date TO-
gether with general standings Of
District college quintets and the
Eastern Basketball Conference
standings follow:
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
Contract
Montague Released
By Crosby

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Jan. IT
Everett Crosby, brother of Bine
Crosby, disclosed last night that
John Montague, Hollywood's col
orful mystery of the fairways, had
been released from a contract
with a million dollar prospect.
Crosby, who had Monty under
contract said:
Montague did not want to
do anything yet, so I released
him from our agreement. He
also has declined a million dol
lar offer from a Des Moines,
Iowa, promoter"
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
Davis Cup
Germantown Lands
Challenge Round

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. II QN.SJ.
The Davis Cup challenge round
will be played at the Germantown
Cricket Club in Philadelphia, on
Labor Day weekend, the United
States Lawn Tennis Association
had decided today.
At their annual meeting here,
the group reelected all Officers,
Including Holcombe Ward, of New
York, as president.
Use of spiked shoes on grass
courts met with approval Of the
body, and no change in the ma
tional mems and women'S rank
ings as previously announced was
made.
Six players, none nationally
known, who participated in the
National Open tennis meet at
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va,
were suspended from the U. S.
L. T. A. tournaments.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
Cleveland Skaters
Take Ice Crown

ST. LOUIS, Jan. II G.N.SD.
Cleveland skaters today were TAX
ing home with them most Of the
trophies of the annual Silver
Skates Ice Carnival contested here
at the arena yesterday.
Betty Boehmer, of Cleveland, de-
feated Elsie LaSkowitz, st. Louis,
in a special race to decide the
women'S southwest championship
Stanley Albrecht, of Cleveland,
took high honors in the mems
southwest championships; Dan
Nolan, Of Cleveland, won the in
termediate honorS.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
Eurl Clerks S Passing Is
Mourned By D. C.Fdns

|dence in the Eastern League that
same year.
The following season he came
back to the big leagues and as a
member Of the Braves, won a
regular outfield berth and hit for
.357 when the tough breaks as
sailed him, Immediately following
his great fielding record.
When Earl Clark passed into
the great beyond, Sunday morn
ing at 2 q. M, he was just 20
years old.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17

DR.. LaSker will return to Wash.
ington on January % and will
play a simultaneous match against
Is of the Districts foremost
players. This exhibition will be
held at the Jewish Community
Center under the joint auspices of
the Capital City Chess Club and
the Jewish Community Center. An
entry fee Of 81 per board will be
charged to those who wish to play
against DR.. LaSker.
Born in Germany and now a
resident of Moscow, where he is
carrying on research work in
mathematics at University Of Mos
COW, DR.. Lasker styles himself a
citizen Of the world"
NOT AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
II am not an American citizen .
said this venerable master OF the
boards. II never lived in America
for five years. move; move con
stantly. I shall return here for
my exhibition at the Jewish Com
munity Center next week"
"Have you any piahs for the
future?" the writer asked.
"Plans?" he demanded. "Who
can plan?"
Then, answering his own ques,
ton, he said:
"You, who look with the eyes
Of youth, think that things are
staple: that they will not change,
That is not so. They change over.
night; change in a minute. Plans?
I cannot plan. Sufficient unto
the day-you know the saying
as well as I do. No, I have no
plans"
KING OF HIS REALM
It was here that Mr.. Wimsett
took the floor.
"To make a sporting analogy
he said, 'the position of DR.
Lasker in chess is that Of Babe
Ruth in baseball, of Dempsey in
prize fighting, and of Bobby Jones
in golf. He is acknowledged to be
the worlds greatest master.
"The doctors book. Common
Sense in Chess" is one Of the fines
ever written"
"When did you win the cham
pionship Of the world?" DR.
LaSker was asked.
From Wilhelm Steinitz, ar
American citizen born in Austria,
he replied. "I was defeated by
Capablanca in Cuba"
BEAT GREATEST MASTERS
In that simple sentence thi:
veteran master spanned a glorious
career that was starred by VIC
tories over the greatest students
| of the regal game. Franz
Marshall, DR.. Tarrasch, Car
Schlechter and David Janowsk
were among his victims.
DR.. Lasker defeated Franz
Marshall at the Arlington Hote
here in Washington in 1906.
Mr., WimSett again took tn
floor. =.
"Were DR.. Lasker'S physical
condition better, he still would
be champion of the world" he
said, But chess makes terrific
demands upon the nervous sys-
"You doubt it?" demanded
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
RaWls Skaters
2OO-Yard Record

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 17.-Flash-
ing over the 20-yard course in the
Miami Biltmore pool, comely
Katherine Rawls, the nations
leading woman swimmer, added
to her long string Of laurels
yesterday by swimming the 200
yard free style in two minutes 19
seconds flat. This was 2.6 seconds
better than the record set in 1892
by Alice Bridges, of WhitenSville,
Mass.
Miss Rawls broke the national
50-yard breaststroke record here
two weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
Jiu Jitsu Expert
Appears at Arena

Thursday nights wrestling card
at Turner's Arena will provide
local fans with special treat:
namely, Kudo, world famous Japa'
rese jiu-jitsu expert. The feature
of the night is a match between
Jim Londos and DR.. John drop
kick Murphy, a one fall to finish
affair.
Kudo, unbeaten in Japan, and
America, will demonstrate mis-
talents to local fans for the first
time. His opponent will be the
popular Californian, Dick Davis
court.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17

1t was the seventh win of the
season for the District dribblerS,
who came from behind to finally
bag the contest.
The invading quintet was made
up OF former collegianS recruited
from the Pittsburgh area-Carne-
gle Tech, Duquesne, and Pitt
and is resting in second place in
the American League at present.
Schonfield took high individual
The Washington times., 1938-01-17

scoring honors by sinking six
baskets and one charity heave for
13 points. Herb Bonn, former
Duquesne luminary, was best for
Pittsburgh, snagging 10 points.
In preliminary game Delaware
and Hudson trounced United Clay
Products in a high-scoring battle
54-45. Fones, Of D. and H., was
high scorer with 16 points.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
WESTERN FACES
CRACK TANK FOE

District swimming fans will be
treated to an imposing array Of
tank talent tonight at the Am
baSSador Hotels pool when MaSSa-
nutten Military Academy invadeS
the local scene for a return en-
gagement with Western High.
Already winners of two national
interScholastic titles and apparent
ly heading for a third. the Cadets
present one of the really outStand.
ing prep school swimming teams
Of the South.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
N. Y. WINS OVERTIME

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Scoring
three goals in the overtime period.
the New York RoverS defeated
the Atlantic City Sea GullS, So,
in an Eastern Amateur League
hockey game played before 14,247
fans in Madison Square Garden
yesterday.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17

Continued From 1St Sports Page)
pitcher but shifted to the outfield
when he joined up with the
KnickerbockerS Of Georgetown.
the crack team Of the District
sanolotS.
SIGNED BY RICHMOND
While with the KnickerbockerS.
he was signed by Richmond In
tbs Virginia League. He was 16
years of age at the time. In 1921
he was sold to the Braves toI
$4,000, but farmed out to ProW
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
BELL GUNS FOR GAME

An unlimited foe, having a
gym, is requested to get in touch
with the Bell Clothiers, winners
of 10 out of II games this season,
for a game this Saturday. Call
Lincoln 1895, between 6 and
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
Simmons, DiHle Champ,
EQuAAS GulW'S Feat
Bv CINO SIMI

Richer by $780, and having successfully defended her
Ladies Dixie Sweepstakes crown Ida Simmons the white
gold blonde from Norfolk back at her work today run
ming lunch and soda counter at the HeathCenter Alleys
in Norfolk quite satisfied with her achievement
Though yesterday at the Lucky Strike Alleys here she
placed eighth in the Catherine Qugley Sweepstakes.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
BY FRANK BUCK" o'NEILL

By FkANA "BUUh' UNEILb
Dr. Emanuel Lasker champion chess player of the world
for nearly 80 years and IS of age renewed old
acquaintance in Washington yesterday before whring
to New York Dr. Lasker houseguest Of W. K. Wimsa
and to while away few hours while in home of his host
participated in several consultation games.
The Washington times., 1938-01-17
Brewers Chalk Up 9TH
Win, Beating Pirates

With Mickey Mouse Schonfed the former George Washing
ton court in the starring ro the Heurich Brewers oc
professional basketball team defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates
the American Pro League yesterday afternoon in the Heuricl
The Washington times., 1938-01-17

Tonight - Carnegie Tech at Pitt.
Tuesday - Temple at West Virginia.
Thursday-Temple at Carnegie Tech.
Friday-Georgetown at Pitt. Saturday
Georgetown at Penn. state.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

az egyezsege, hogy minden ket-
szaz vi csalad utan hatvanhat
ezer es hatszaznyolcvan aker
foldet kap es ere illeteket mem
tartozik fizetni.
Szepen ment minden, jottek
a telepesek, de csak nehany ho-
napig tartott a remenyseg.
Meg abban az evben Mexico
elszakadt Spanyolorszagtol es a
szabadsag mamoraban kimon-
dottak, hogy Mexicoban tobbe
rabszolgak nincsenek.
S mikor az amerikai telepe-
seknek ez mem tetszett, mikor
Ok maguk is elkezdtek laza-
dozni, mikor nem egyeztek be-
lie, hogy Mexicoban katolikus
marad az allamvallas, Mexico
vi kormanya felbontotta Aus
tinnal az egyezseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

S0t, mikor August Itirbide
elso Augustin nev alatt mexicoi
csaszarra kialtotta XII 0nmagat,
egyszersnlint a tejanoi telepe-
SEX ador1anyleveleit is semmi-
seknek nyilvanitotta.
Tejano azonban Mexico Ci-
tytol akkor nagyon messze volt
meg.
Mas dolog volt valamit a fo-
varosban hatarozni es mas do
log volt ait keresztiilvinni Te-
janobn.
A texasi amerikai Winches-
terjet magaval vitte, Mexico
max alig volt a hatalmas fertile
ten hely6rsege es mire ilyen
hatarozatot vegre tudtak vol
ma hajtani, a "csaszar" ell volt
kergetve.
Az vi kormany, a koztarsasa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

gi kormany vi egyezseget ko-
tott Austinnak a gyermekevel
(Austin k0zben meghalt), sot
bevandorloknak importalasara
adott meg vagy tiz mas ember-
mex is, hasonlo feltetelekkel
megbizast.
Macy lett egyszerre a texasi
"boom" a delen es a delkeleti
teriileteken.
Az agentek jartak-keltek, Te-
janot tejjel-mezzel foly6 or
szagnak festettek es arultak a
"land grant" "-eket, a foldekrol
szolo adomanyleveleket finek-
fanak.
Olyan lelkesen arultak, hogy
amt a kormany kiadott mem
volt eleg es maguk is gyartot-
tax hozza ketszer annyit.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

Az egyezseg kedvez0 volt, az
vi telepesek nagy teruleteket
kaptak a mexicoi kormanytol.
Minden csalados embernek
$40 aker foldet, a felesegenek
800 aker foldet es minden
gyermekenek 160 aker f0ldet
igertek. Es minden egyes rab-
szolga utan meg nyolcvan hold
f0ldet hasitottak XII az vi te-
lepeseknek.
A fold akerjeert IL es fel
cent illeteket kellett fizetni, de
ez megmaradt maguknal a te-
lepeseknel, hogy ezen a penzen
hivatalos adminisztraciokat csi-
nalhassanak maguknak.
Maga Austin Sc dolgozott ba-
goert.
Az volt Mexico kormanyaval
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

vi hazat keressenek maguknak.
Akkoriban mar erosen ALT
a vita, ebben a hazaban, hogy
a rabszolgasag intezmenye
megmaradhat-e orokre egy sza-
bad orsZagban.
Keleten es Eszakon mem tiir-
tex mar a rabszolgat es Virgil
mia hatalmas rabszolga te-
nyesztoi ketsegbeesve lattak,
hogy az ezer dollart ero rab-
szolgak tizezrei ertekiik negy-
0todet vesztettek.
Eek a rabszolga tenyeszto
uradalmak adtak penzt allito-
lag Austinnak, hogy a deli al
lamokat:: Virginiat, Tennesseet,
Kentuckyt bejarja es nehany
szaz csaladot Tejanoba szallit-
son.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

volna, hadihajoink szetlottek a
Galveston szigeten epult kaloz-
varat.
Egy evvel kesobb, 1820-ban
kormanyunk elismerte Texas
max Mexicohoz valo tartozasat
es ez nemi nyugalmat kenysze-
ritett azokra az amerikaiakra
akik letelepedtek Texasban.
Ebben az idoben, 1921 elejen
jelent meg Austin Mexico kor-
manyanal, hogy amerikaiak
szamara bevandorlasi es letele-
pedesi engedelyt nyerjen Teja-
noban.
Austin az engedelyt meg.
kapta.
Otszaz deli csaladot akart
bevinni magaval, akiknek jt
okuk volt ra, hogy vi otthont
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
MITOL FELNEK?

Politikusok es ujsagok al
landean AIT harsogjak ennek
a nemzetnek a fulebe, hogy
rettegjen, feljen a sajat kor-
manyatol, a szovetsegi kor-
manytol.
Allandoan bizalmatlansagot
hirdetnek, allandoan a kor-
many iranti tiszteletlensegre es
engedetlensegre uszitanak ben
nunket.
Amig egyik keziikkel a mel
luket verik es az alkotmanyra
eskudnek, a mask kezukkel
egyre intenek mindenkit, hogy
ne higyjenek, soha ne higyje-
mex a kormanyban, hogy vala-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
R0v|D H|REK

A vilag addig kovetelte, hogy
Kinanak legyenek az ajtaji
mindig nyitva, mig a japanok
biztonsag okabol darabokra
agyuzta ezeket az ajtokat. Es
csodalatoskeppen meg csak
most van igazan elzarva Kina.
AIT mondjak, hogy harom
millio iskolas gyermeknek rossz
a hallasa. Ennek alighanem a
radio az Okla.
A new york; iskolai autobu-
szokat v0r0s, feher es kek szin-
re festettek. De az iskolas gye-
rekek hetfo reggel csak kek-
mex latjak azokat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

szerol idaig mem fenyegetett
benniinket, a nazik az ameri-
kai magyarok kozt garazdal-
kodni mem kezdtek, mem lete-
70 dolgok ellen tehat mem TO-
gunk szelmalom harcot folly
tatni.
Az pedig - ismeteljik -
mem hivatasunk es mem kOte-
lessegunk, hogy belesz6ljunk
akar az orosz, akar a nemet
vagy spanyol nemzet iigyebe.
AIT hissziik, eleg egyenesen
feleltunk a hozzank intezett
joakaratu kerdesre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
(Folytatjuk)

AIT allitjak, hogy ha az is
kolakra a szovetsegi kormany
bizonyos ellen6rzesi jogot kap-
hatna, "egyforma" lesz azok-
ban a tanitas es a szovetsegi
kormany erdekei szerint fog az
tortenni. Vagyis emelne a szo-.
vetsegi kormany hatalmat.
Mem irnak azonban arrol a
botranyrol, amely nehany eve
peldaul Washington allamban
kipattant, ahol kisilt, hogy a
nepiskolak tank0nyveit a vii
lany trustok irattak, inert a.
gyermekeket a k0zszolgalati
vallalatok kozvagyonba val6'
vetele ellen akartak hangolni.
Amerre neziink, amerre la
funk, mindenutt ait latjuk,.
hogy szovetsegi adminisztra--
clio minden hibaja, minden.
"politikaja'', minden fogyate-
kossaga mellett is sokkal tisz--
tabb es tisztessegesebb, mint.
akar az allami, akar megyei
vagy varosi administrator.
(Hiszen a nagy varosok admi-
nisztracioi a soha lie mem to-
rolheto szegyenfoltjai ennek a.
nemzetnek.)
Csak egy a celia az egesz
larmanak.
Csak egy a celia annak az.
allando es gyalazatos kam-
panynak, amely a szovetsegi
kormany kepessegeiben es in
tegritasaban meg akarja DON
teni a hitiinket.
A nagytoke az allami, me-
gyei es varoSi adminisztraciok-
nal es t0rvenyhozasoknal min
den erk0lcstelen kivansagot ell
erhet.
Eek a t0rvenyhozasok Sc
hol, soha mem tudtak semilyen
zabolat szabni a t6kere, eek
mex az erdekuk tehat, hogy ne
legyen soha eros a sz0vetsegi
kormanyunk.
Viszont ugyanez az ok ARA,
hogy a polgarsag igenis a $40
vetsegi kormany erejebe vesse
a bizalmat es ahol csak lehet,
amt csak lehet "Uncle Sam"
ellenorzese ala akarjon he
lyezni.
Ez az iskola-kerdes eveken
at fog kiserteni most mar ko-
z0ttiink.
Legyen resen a polgarsag es
kovetelje, hogy igenis, adjanak
szovetsegi tamogatast, de ak
kor bizonyos sz0vetsegi ellen
orzest is kenyszeritsenek ra a
nepiskolakra, inert ARA Silk
seq van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
INERT NENCS NEKUNK BAJUNK
H|TLERREL?

Egy el6fizetonk ait kerdezte
toliink a napokban, hogy inert
mem csatlakozunk aZokhoz a
mozgalmakhoz, amelyek ebben
az orszagban - kilon0sen a
magyarok kOzt = a fascistak
es a nazistak ellen, Mussolini
es Hitler ellen indutak.
Egyetlen mondatban megfe-
lelhetiink a kerdesre.
Semmi koziink hozza, hogy
a nemet nemzet es az olasz
nemzet milyen kormanyt tart
maganak.
Es ezzel a megallapitassal
kovetkezetesek maradtunk
mindahhoz, amt huszon0t
eyer, at irtunk ebbe az uj-
sagba;
Volt lido, mikor Oroszorszag-
ban a kommunista kormanyzat
nagyon gyenge labon ALT S
mikor az ellen harcba szolitot-
tax az egesz vilagot.
Mikor Amerika polgarsaga
erosen ellenezte, hogy Wash
ington elismerje a Soviet kor-
manyat.
Akkoriban a cikkek tucat-
jait, ITALIAN szazait irtuk az vi
sagban, hogy semmi kozunk az
orosz kormanyhoz, hogy Wash
ingtonnak semmi joga az orosz
kormanyformat megszabni.
Mines k0ze ezekhez a dol
gokhoz meg Amerikanak sem
S nekiink, jovevenyeknek meg
kevesbe van jogunk ennek g
nemzetnek a neveben beszelni
Ami most mar a k0ztiink
, amerikai magyarok k0zt moz
galmaskodo csoportokat illeti
az egeszen mas kerdes.
Tobbsz0r megirtuk, hogy
inert iteljuk ell a magyarol
, kozt a kommunista mozgal
mat, illetve hat inkabb a korn
!, munizmus neveben szelhamos
! kodott s'mozgalmat."
Ehhez, az amerikai magya
rok iigyehez, jogunk es kote
lessegiink hozza sz6lni es az
< mem is mulasztjuk el megten
; nj.
Es biztositunk .rola minden
s kit, hogy ha a nazizmus feke
lye probalna kozttink teri he
ditani, eppen olyan erelyesel
: kiizdenenk az ellen.
: Mikor bevandoroltunk ebb
az orszagba es kiil0n0sen m
) kor a polgarpapirt kivettiik, es
n ktiben k0teleztiik ra magur
n kat, hogy az amerikai alkot
! many szellemeben fogunk v
selkedni ebben az uj hazaba1
l. SGT kiil0n eskiit tettiink r:
It hogy kiizdiink azok ellen a fe
e fogasok ellen, amelyek Il
r akarjak forgatni ennek az o.
l. szAgnak a bekejet es meg akal
It jAk er6szakkal valtoztatni 6
l. alkotmanyat.
a T1 a x,oc1odoIny,o O vao1i1< ri
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24

mi IelelmeJeS SZOrnyet laSSa-
max Washingtonban.
A szovetsegi kormany ezido-
szerint mindossze otven0t mil
lilo dollart ad az allamoknak
nepoktatasra, amig maguk az
allamok, megyek es varosok ko-
eel ketezer millio dollart kolte-
mex ere a celra evente.
Most egy az elnok altal XII
nevezett partatlan bizottsag
ait ajanlja, hogy a kovetkezo
OF evben a szovetseg anyagi ia
mogatasat osszesen nyolcszaz
millio dollarra emeljek. (Az 0t
ev alatt.)
Es ere az ajanlatra egyszer-
re hiszterikus gorcsokbe esnek
az osszes ujsagok.
Feljajdulnak, hogy a sz0vet-
seq "akarja a kezet az iskolak-
ra is ratenni" es ebben halalos
veszedelmet keresnek.
Az allamok, megyek es varo-
sok fuggetlensegenek a meg
serteset keresik ebben a terve-
zetben. At
Mi ext a veszedelmet mem
latjuk.
Mi is hiszunk abban, hogy a
demokracia legerosebb varai a
lokalis kormanyzatok es hogy
az allamok es a t0bbi politikai
egyedek bizonyos figgetlense-
gere szukseg van.
Mi azonban mem erezziik
hogy ha nepoktatas szinvo-
nalat az egesz orszagban emel.
mex, ez a fuggetlenseg meg.
dOlne.
Ellenben mi tudjuk, inert
szemelyesen ismerjik azokat 8
veszedelmeket, amelyet a nep
oktatas lokalis intezese ielent
ere az orszagra.
Bizonyos allamokban - leg
inkabb a deli allamokban =
a nepoktatas joforrnan irastu
datlan es mindenesetre elma
radott es tanulatlan emberel
kezeben van, akik az iskolaka
es a tanitoi allasokat politika
gepezeteik felepitesere hasznal
jak.
Szerencsenk volt elni egy de
Ii allamban olyan megyeben,
hol az iskolaszek elnoke kepte
len volt egy mondatot hibatla
null leirni, de ahol a tanit6i XII
nevezesek a legnagyobb les
legkorruptabb) politikai hatal
mat kepeztek annak az urna.
a kezeben.
SZerencSenk van az OIL
South meyer iskolait ismern
ahova meg veletlenul sem a.
kalmaznak irastud6 tanito
bar van ilyen meyer eppen ele
, az orszagban es ahol a gyel
J mekeket szandekosan mem tt
/ nitjak. Ahol a nyolc h6napt
feher iskola mellett negy h
napos meyer iskola van eg,
egy allamban vagy megyebel
Az ujsagok termeszetese
mem ezekre a dolgokra Condo
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-24
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