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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

oreg schwarc meg az irodajaban marad
Dorzsoli kezet:
Csak az elszamolason kerestem
vagy ketszaz peng6t! -. Most is! !. ).
Mint mindig! ...
Sitter Jozsi beiil Keletibe Restibe,
lekonyok0l, egy krigli sert ker, inert rop-
pant eg pokol Anint issza sert, eszebe
jut az Greg Schwarc:
- Szazotven kiloval lett t0bb, mint
igaziba, ahogy van ), Marha! AIT
hiszi, hogy nekem nincs eszem -.
Hat XII van lit becsapva, kerem?
Most miel6tt Sitter lekezelt volna veg
ervenyesen Schwarc bacsival, kezevel ell
lenz6t csinalt szaja melle es titokzatosan
emelkedett fel Schwarc bacsinak fiilehez:
- Macy szerencse irt -.
- Hogy-hogy? -.
- A, mem is merem elkezdeni :.
- Megis -.
- Tarsultam. Meg pedig olyan en-
berrel, akinek annyi milli6ja van, hogy
maga Sc tuggya, hogy mennyi. Dollarba!
=. Manmost ezutan nem hinnem, hogy
gy6zne minket egymagaba Schwarc ur.
Schwarc bacsi hiimm0gott, hammo-
gott, aszongya, hogy ICY ugy, nagyon
drill neki, de tarsas lonak tur6s hata,
meghogy ez olyan dolog, hogy lehet sokat
keresni, de lehet meg t0bbet vesziteni is,
hogy aszongya, jobb mindig csendesen a
fal mellett, ugy mint eddig v6t, hogy fell
hozta Sitter ait harom-negy wagon mar
hat, disznot, 8 kifizette, Sitter hazament,
ujra szedte disznot, marhat, megvot a
tisztesseges haszna. Egymast soha be mem
csaptak, meg csak gondolatba Sc. u mem
helyesli, inert XII tudja, mi lakik tars
ban Az embernek legjobb ha egy tarsa
van, az pedig az asszony -.
Ma dehat, ha mar ICY van, ne feljen
attul Sitter uram, hogy mem tudom atven-
nj vagonokat Legalabb is haromszor
annyit tudnek hasznalni, mint amennyit
eddig szallitott Dehat
- Nit dehat? - kerdezte Sitter, inert
Schwarc bacsi elhallgatott.
= Mem igen lesz ebbiil semmi, Sitter
uram. Ne is csinalja meg Maradjon csak
ugy, ahogy eddig -.
Sitter meregbe j0tt. Egyideig nezett
villongva Schwarcra, aztan sarkon fordult,
kirohant es valami ilyesfelet mondhatott:
= Tanalok en- mas bizomanyost is! :.
Koztunk vige mindennek! >. Ezennel
vige! -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

Sitter feliilt villan1osra Is leszallt a

Sitter feltilt villannosra Is leszallt a
Keletinel
Joideig oft ALT az ora alatt, varta Ia
tar Matyast. Tatar pedig mem j0tt. Mem
johetett, inert mar akkor az igazak almat
aludta. Ahogy kodorgott az utcakon 0ssze-
vissza, hat egyszer eszebe jutott, hogy szal-
las utan kellene nezni Nezte kapuk al
jan a cedulakat A kapuk ALA pedig tar
kallott kilonfele kiirasoktol:
"Tiszta agy kiado tisztesseges fatal
embernek.''
nyet sokat latott. AZ egyik Csengeri-
utcai hazba bement F0ldszint balra. Be-
nyitott. Fatal asszony fogadta.
- Az agy fel6l erdekl6dnek mond-
ia Matyas
Az asszony bevitte szobaba. A szoba-
ban negy agy volt. A negy koziil ramuta-
tott az asszony bels6 fal mellett lev6re:
- Ez iiriilt XII J6 tiszta agy, fereg-
mentes, kerem :. :.
- Hat osztan, Xix alusznak lit meg?
- Mind ferfiak Ebbe alszik Helle ur,
egy irodista, kerem Ebbe alszik egy pin
Ger, emebbe meg egy f6varosi tiizolt6. Mind
a harman nagyon jo emberek. Nalam csak
tisztesseges emberek alhatnak. Mert mi
hejst valamelyik mem hordja magat j6ba,
keren, fel lesz neki mondva =.
- Oszt mibe keriil ez az agy?
Egg hetre harom0tven. De ha ma
ponta fizeti, akkor hatvan filler naponta
Matyas kifizette egy hetre el6re. Az
pedig ugy t0rtent, hogy kivette bukszaja-
bol ropogos szazast es megkerte az asz-
szonyt, hogy lenne szives penzt felvalta-
nj Az asszony nagyot nezett. Szazas? ..
HIM =. vajjon XII lehet ez az ur? +. Biz
tosan valami videki jomodu gazdalkodo -.
Hozta bejelent6 lapot, hogy AIT tolt-
sc XII Matyas. A foglalkozas cinaii rovatba
AIT irta Matyas, hogy: most j0tt Ameri-
kab6l, foglalkozasa meg nincsen. Aztan le-
fekiidt
Az asszony pedig eltinodott kony
haban, hogy ez az amerikas ember alapo-
san meg van tomye dollarral.
- Hej, biztosan mem is lesz lit sokaig
= tiinodott revetegen maya ele Mines
nekem olyan szerencsem, hogy ilyen pen
zes ur megragadjon nalam :.
Elmult mar klenc ora is, Sitter meg
mindig oft ALT az Ora alatt, leste Matyast.
A SCENE konnybe labadt sok nezgel6des-
tol De Matyas mem jott. Akkor Sitter kap-
ia magat, mondott egy kacskaringosat,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

amt egesz batran karomkodasnak is le-
hetett min6siteni, beiilt restibe, sort kert
es neni harapnivalot Ugy gondolta, ha
jon Matyas, lesz annyi siitnivaloja, hogy
bejon vendegl6be es oft talalkoznak.
Matyas aludt rendiiletleniil. A ketna-
pos tivornya kifarasztotta. Ugy tizora TAFT
zett szeles n1ozdulatokkal, miglen sikeriilt
leverni neki badogkancsot az asztalr6l.
A haziasszony bedugta a fejet:
Ugyan kerem, Helle ur, ez mar
igazan mem jarja. Mostanaban meg min
dig ittasan jott haza :. Jobb vona, ha
az elmaradt agypenzeket fizetne meg!
Xxi kldkikerem magamnak :.
ezt hangot! EFT aztan igazan T..
Pfsztigkri . Na lehet menni =.
Az asszony becsapta az ajtot es kint
hangosan rakta Helle urra az aldast. Helle
ur ennek dacara szep szabalyszeriien aludt
asztal mellett Ingben, mellenyben, felci-
p6ben.
Matyas ujra elszendergett. De mem
aludhatott sokaig, inert ismet zajra esq
melt fel. A pincer jott haza. Macy kocs0g-
formaju kemenykalapjat az asztalra dobta.
A kalap maga ala gyurta leveg6t Is
olyat szolt, mint egy hatos feldhaubitz.
Krakogott, dtih0ngott, szonoklatot tartott
sajat maganak rimiszt6 rossz viszonyok-
r6l hogy nilyen piszkok az emberek, hogy
mar borravalot Sc akarnak adni. Meglatta
az asztalnal alvo Helle urat. Vigyorgott.
- E megint be van rugva? Hill
h6 /. Hogy gy6zi ezt a sok italt ez kis
cinege? :. Meg ha en- -.
Csuklott tobbet egymasutan. Aztan
ugy, ahogy volt, ruhastul befekidt az
agyba.
Matyas nezte EFT a reszeg vergodest.
Aztan hirtelen gondolt egyet kiugrott az
agybol, oltozni kezdett.
= Mert mi lesz lit akkor, - motyog-
ia = ha a tiizolto hazaj0n? AIT mar be
sem varom
haziasszonynak ait mondta, hogy
dolga van. Ugyis fel akart kelni. Elmegy.
Es elment. Lehetett ugy tizenket ora,
amint Keleti fele vette utjat. Eszebe jul
tott Sitter J6zsi. Hatha oft van az allo-
mast vendegl6ben? varja ct meg? Kil0n-
ben sem tud aludni Setal egyet. Con-
dolkodik Hatha kisiit valamit. Ha nem
lesz oft Sitter Jozsi, visszaj0n. Lefekszik.
Akkorara, ugy lehet, mar tuzolto is
atesett mindenen .
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16
(Folytatas)

Matyas! =. MatyaS!
Visszafordult. Elsapadt. Lassan k0ze-
iedett lany fele
JuliSkam! :. JuliSkam! -.
Egy tavoli szogleten pedig egy rend6r
alt. Nezte egy ideig az 0lelkez6ket. Aztan
felvagta fejet es gyors leptekkel megindult
vegig Dohany utcan.
Siivikek nagy orommel fogadtak a ro-
konlanyt csak ait vettek zokon, hogy mem
tudositotta 6ket erkezeserol. Hogy legalabb
kimentek volna elebe az allomasra.
BordAS Juliska halat adott magaban
az Istennek, hogy ninden ugy tortent,
ahogy t0rtent, inert kiilonben sohasem ta-
lAlkozott volna Matyassal.
Lett legyen ez talalkozas barmilyen
szomoru is. Mem is szomoru, hanem inkabb
szomoruan nevetseges, hogy az imadott
MAtyast rend6r0k viszik sajat tulajdon
sgerelmes szemei el6tt kapitanysagra. De
hat elofordul az ilyesmi legjobb csala-
dOkban u.s. Exert ugyan mem haragudhat
MAtyaSra, mem kissebbedhet szerelme.
Mert ha egy legeny osszekilonbozik
kocsmaban mulatas k0zben es mem hagy-
ia magat, hanem oda lit, ahol legerze-
kenyebb, ez meg mem f6benjaro bin.
Matyas kint setalt az utcan Mem
akart bemenni Juliskaval. A lany is ugy
talalta jobbnak, ha Matyas kint marad.
Maid secret ejti, kij0n es elbeszelgetnek.
Eddig ugyanis, mig j0ttek Sivikekhez az
utcan, alig szoltak egymashoz. Csak nez-
tex egyaast csodalkozva. Keriilgettek a
kerdeseket, csak ilyesmit mondogattak:
- Ma, de ilyet, Julikam!
- Milyen veletlen, hogy talalkozunk?
Hat maya is Pestre j0tt? Ma de ilyet!
EFT t0bbszor elmondtak
Megjott Siivik Esztike is az irodabol.
Magas, sep sz6ke leany volt az Esztike,
legujabb divat szerint 0lt0zk0dve. Karcsu
termetehez gyony0rien simult a selyem-
rllha. Formas labai piskota cip6be bujtak.
Kezei apoltak, manikiir0zottek
Mindazonaltal kedves mosoly szaladt
at az arcan, mikor raismert az el6tte pi-
rongo unokatestverre, aki egyszeriien, tisz-
tan, dus fekete hajjal, vallan pantlikaval
csokorba kotve allott el6tte, mint reng6
buzakalasztengerben hajladozo buzavirag,
cs6kosan, iiden, hamisitatlanul, mint a
tiszataji tavasz
= All, kedves Juliskam! :. Hogy
vagy? Mikor jottel? 7. Jaj, de orii-
lok. Nagyon orilok, kedvesem! De
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16
milyen sep vagy te, Juliskam

milyen szep vagy te, Juliskam! -. Ma
hat !.
- De te meg szebb vagy, Esztikem,
- valaszolta Juliska
Icy ugy, terefere. Sok lido eltelt. Ma
tyas jart fel ala. Sok minden gondolat
verodott ossze fejeben. Miert jott fel Ju-
liska? :. Biztosan 6 utana!? -. De
hogy tudtak meg, hogy Pestre j0tt? ;.
Ez lit a kerdes Mem utana jott Ju-
liska :. Felkiildtek biztosan azert, inert
szegyellik vele valo esetet. Hisz az egesz
falu beszelt mar roluk, mint jegyesekrol!
De most, hogy dollar, hogy ize, hat
mines, egyekiafene Hogy most otet,
dollar Matt, hat, ize, elzavartak ia
lubol -.
- A, mem varok en- tovabb! =. Me-
gyek utamon Ugy sem lehet az enyem
Juliska :. Nit bolonditsuk egymast
Maid elfelejt En- is elfelejteHa, ha beleha-
lok is -.
Nekivagott felborzolt indulatokkal
zsivajos pesti utcaknak. AIT is szentiil meg
fogadta, hogy Sitter Jozsival Sc talalkozik
t0bbet. Mem megy XII este Keletihez
Sitter Jozsi kiment a K0zvag6hidra.
OFT r0gton megtalalta bizomanyosat, a j6
Greg Schwarcot, akivel mar evek ota dol
gozik. Miota vilag fennall, meg sohasem
csaptak be egymast. Legalabb is Sitter 10
Isl ugy tudja, hogy az Greg Schwarc meg
sohasem jott ra, mikor marhakat jol-
lakatja soval, amitol a jamborok fejenkent
megisznak ot dezsa vizet Jol megsulyo-
sodnak Ezzel szemben az Greg Schwarc is
megeskiiszik, hogy Sitter mem tudja AIT,
miszerint neki az elszamolasnal ugy fog
a ceruzaja, hogy abbol minden viz es SO
elparolog
- Mert nezze, Sitter uram! :. Eb-
b6l lemegy ennyi j. Enny rabat :.
De, hogy maga Sc karosodjon, ugyibar eh-
hez hozzairunk ennyi sulyveszteseget! -.
Nemdebar?. Namarmost Vagonokir XII
fizettem ennyit! -. Fuvardij, vagohid,
kovezetvam, forgalni merlegdij, kereseti
megatobbi, az ennyi Ez ebbol ujra le-
megy -.
Els semmi vilagon fel mem megy.
Csak mindig lemegy. Szamolnak, irnak, uj-
ra szamolnak, vegiil is minden stimmel.
Felkelnek, belevagnak egymas tenyerebe.
Schwarc fizet Van ugy, hogy mem mindig
fizeti XII az egeszet, de ebben aztan semmi
hiba nincs, inert jo penz es mem tartozik
sokaig. Akkor aztan Sitter megy jobbra, az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

ugyfelek javara szolgal, inert
ezeket tokeket kesobb nekik
kell atadni koveteleseik feje-
ben es hogy az 0sszegyult penz
csak dijtartalek, amely mem
a tarsulatoke, hanem a nagy
koz0nsege, amely biztositva
van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

guk is Macy t6ket kepvisel-
mex, = a polgarsagot senki
mem fogja maid figyelmeztetni
hogy t6ke-sit-down sztrajk
van, amely rafekszik a nen-
Zetre.
Tovabb is gramofon-lemez
m6djara "bizalom hianyarol'
fognak beszelni, amig 1910
ben a nyomorusagot megunva,
a felrevezetett polgarsag ujra
hajland6 lesz a nagyt6kehez
fordulni es ujra hajland6 lesz
olyan elnok0t valasztani, akit
a Morganok el6szobaj ajaban je-
l0lnek H az orszag elere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16
VI LINCOLN ANEKDOTA

Voltak uralkodok, akik ma
gyok voltak, de igazan ma
gyok csak azok lettek, akiket
nemcSak tiszteltek es becsiil-
tex, akiknek tehetsegeit nem-
csak meltanyoltak, hanem
akiket szerettek is. A mi ma
gyar t0rtenelmiinkben eek
koziil valo Hunyadi Matyas es
Amerikaban Lincoln Abraham.
Ere az erzesre vet vilagos-
sagot az a level, amely most
jon a keziinkbe es amely ARA
ker benniinket, hogy Lincoln
Abraham fel6l a k0vetkez6,
alig ismert anekdotat koz0l-
jiik:
A polgarhaboru idejen meg
sz0k0tt az eszaki, tehat a
Lincoln hadseregb6l egy
Rowswell Mcintyre newt lovas
k0katona, akit sz0kese utan
elfogtak, hadit0rvenyszek ele
allitottak es halalra iteltek.
Lincoln Abraham mindiart
a haboru elejen reaj0tt ARA,
hogy a hadbir6sag igen be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

A nemzet egy test. Bar
mely resze serul meg, az egesz
mex faj.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-24
1hiSSpOrting
 World
Albie Booth Knocks The 'sI" Out of Kelley
BY JOHN A. CLDNEY

time Kelley took quite slap at hs alma nanny % " quite football player for three years or admits that with little provocason Ills slap came sn U & % S This week. the same magazine the "er side of the story from lad who ought to xn0W D @ football players ever to wear the Ye D
 Ahe radio commentator salesman and always cy soOs did, at tnne ne differs ne arge-nosgnec Keley) this say about what Kelley had to say
 Larry Keleys attack on the Ivy League oay declared Ae Booh captain of Yales 1881 football team m an afse which he replied to Keys recent cnage Booth that his ascnhment came on two counts which convinced have no aS uun ana colossal Kelley captain of Yaes 1ssS team hao other League schools or play Yae teams TOT Uree allowed to play when the coaches kept boys out or than submit them to rsks or that MT Kelley dlo some very while playing football at Yale'
 KeIeys Peculiar" Behavior
 peculiar" things Booth said Tn 1856 Kelley field moaning He was leaped I'll playing on Saturdays Aple Ducky Pond stating that the charge absurd T have watched him do this Kelley charges Haven for good many years said Abe Kelley had stated that the Ivy League was poison him Replies Booth his Lock magazine article Well himself to all the played football for Yale"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-24
REVELERS CLUB
 TO REORCANIZE

The RevelerS A. A. who closed &C., tivitieS for an indefinite period of time will hold its first gathering of the season in the Boys Club li- brary Thursday evening at c:30. The members or the baseball team along with those who played bas- ketball and hockey must be present.
 AS usual this year a team will be represented in the Boys Club bas- ketban league either in the Inter- mediate or Senior Division. Ice hockey known to be the favorite sport of the Revelers club will also be included in this winters program. For two successive years games were not played on the road because no rink was available in the city, and if no rinks can not be obtained this winter hockey playing will continue abroad. For this coming campaign Paul Garceau who acquired a great ability in hockey while in Montreal will be occupying a defense position on the Revelers squad. Among tthe players who played for two success sive years and who will play for their third season are: Jacques Lapiere, Leo Bournival, Shorty Linz teau. R. Laperiere, Germaine Four nier, Boucher, Chabot, Caouette and others. ..
 Along with others important mat ters to be taken up Thursday are plans for a drive to be made for club funds, as a large expense had to be made this summer for base ball and it is the desire of the mem bers to reimburse cost. If every member continues to do his share of work to maintain the Revelers and to bear the burden and whatever expense that will have to be made later in no time the club will be able to be represented in many sports with honors to be sought In wider fields.
 Remember Thursday evening at 6:30 in the Boys Club library q meeting of the Revelers club nieni- bers will be held. This Is an op- portunity for members to aid their own course. Don't overlook this occasion because it's purpose is worthwhile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-24
Pond In Rough Water

Willing responsibility for the strategy which won last Saturday head coach w. the sports writers later against the Yale Daily News sportsmanhp the Yale ng ordered by Pond in Pond accused of sports ordering intentional safety help kill before the husky Army team rolling with Yale that heavily dotted with with the Michigan and Tom Harmon coming Saturday.
 Admittedly ang" did Pond out to win games FAIR the Yale Daily News to the contrary notwithstanding also probably true that taken Columbia Penn Army in that of the three the Yale Daily News opinion that Pond had "ouived his a change lot of clapap guessing thought pastyfacd kid with hor trimmed glasses though
 university its nansp his edoay in country with the material he had to work with.
 aides Williamson stronger Army combination thinking the Michigan 
 e by coaching left the mouth of Yale writer observation bold askhow did every Yale feel scooped ball Harvard stadium sporsmanshp say him his than found mouth Ducky Pond? must something
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-24
SCORING HIGHER IN PRO LEAGUE
 THIS SEASON
Seven Points a Game Above Last Year; Bears
 Best Ground Gathers

New York, October 24. - tUP) - Professional football scoring rec ords, helped by 2< field goals, showed a gain of 196 points today over last years record rate on the same date.
 Three field goals in one game last Sunday by the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants tied a National League mark, equalled for other times in the league books.
 Ground gaining and forward pass ing remain even with last years rate, but scoring for the entire league is seven points game higher.
 The offense-minded Chicago Bears must average II points a game from here into break Green Bays record of 223 points made last year. The Bears have scored ITO points in six games.
 The Bears also lead the ground gathers with 2,209 yards, the Cleve- land Rams lead in passing with 73 complete in 14S tries, while Wash ington's 36 out of 63 is the best effi- ciency record.
 The Giants, who've allowed only B points against them and the Lions, who've yielded only 993 yards, share defensive laurels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-24
TWO HIGH SCHOOL
 GAMES SATURDAY
DOuble=Header at Stadi. um-Wilby vs. Weaver,
 Tech Meets Gilbert

Searching for their first football victory, Wilby's Wildcats and Leav. eslworth's Tech Tigers were in the middle Of serious preparations for their ga ,es Saturday at the new Municipal Stadium, against differ ent opponents, Wilby to meet Weaver high of Hartford and Leavenworth to hook up with Gilbert of Winsted. The first game, probably Leaven- worth Gilbert will get under way at 1:30 p. m. to b. followed immediate ly by the Wilby-Weaver affair. Both Wilby and Leavenworth have tried very hard to win and had more than their share of tough breaks, Wilby losing a 7-6 night game to Gilbert and TO to Derby last week, also under lights, while Leavenworth had Crosby 60 but the final whistle ner 7-6. Tickets on sale downtown found Crosby ahead and the win- for the grid double-header can be bought for 35 cents while those who wait until Saturday and buy them at the stadium will have to pay fif- ty cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-24
ST. LUCY'S HOLY
 NAME PIN NOTES
(By PO-Kum)

1nS league WeuC not ana heavy last week especially those Presi- dents who done almost everything but drive those helpless Trailers right out of the alleys and into the nut house beside beating the Trail CTS by over two hundred pins in three games they swept those weep ing pins for grand total of 1874 and not satisfied with high team total they roleld neat $40 for high team single giving them the lead- ership almost in all departments. But can suggest one thing to the Trailers. Capt. Mike De Rita to pay more attention to his team and particularly to his own bowling and maybe they'll get much better re- suits. T wonder who watched Carp roll off his strings early ln the evening? You do pretty good when you roll alone, Carp!
 The orchids for the night go to Wee" Willie Giordano, who has 6 fighting heart like a lion, when "Wliiie" saw that his captain, "Mazzie" wasn't doing so hot, so he took it upon himself to keep the Senators in the running and his strike upon strike followed by spares and nine filters was mere than an inspiration for any team. And so our hats are off to Wee" Wliiie for his fighting spirit. Nice going Willie.
 Mike Mandillo has taken this wri- ter seriously and has added almost five points to his average. Going up Mixer"
 Most perfectly trimmed soup- strainer is owned by that same and only rowing cowboy, Long Lom- bardi with Jimmie Palmento d close second "too much hair on you Jim".
 Dan summa told me about a new remedy for keeping hair on your head. All one has to do is to put glue on the head and keep the hair on the old beano. What you think, Bill Gordon?
 The following is letter the writer received in regard to "Goldie" Gi- ordano's riding he gave the mar ried men last year for not being able to stay out after bowling. By the way Goldie is now married. The letter is as follows:-
 I seen last year before "Goldie' got married that you tried some cute wise cracks, and couldn't beat him so I'm telling yuz, yuz oughta give up on account yuz should see whata job his woman kin do on him if'n and when'n she's feeling like doin 1t. If yuZ ever seen those guys that say I shoulda done dis and shoulda done dat, or l shoulda said dis and dat, well, dat's him after his ball and chain" gets finished pinnin' his ears back. Allpz. he acts like big stuff fin she ain't around but just watch him shrink to size the minute the Mrs. heaves in sight Course, I wouldn't wanna have yuz repeat whit I'm telling yuz bul d'y know what he done wher he got finished givin' me measly little drink outta the loss game? Why, would youz believe 1t he goes ahead looking for kick back like I alluz used to reae
 bout those racketeerS doing It. And now for the pay-off: When ht don't know I'm watching him, hs goes ahead and sticks his finger' Tn my glass and sips out some o' the foam. for Gosh sakes don't say nothin' to nobody on acct hel ring me dry altogether if he get winda my spilling the beans. YOUR PAL CD P. 8. 0oldie is sure on the spot will see you Wednesday night where all good fellows meet, St. Lucy's Holy Name league. North End Y M. 0. A. S:15 sharp. Good night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-24
Yale Paper Puts Pond On The Spot

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 2-(UP) The Yale Daily News today took 6 crack at tactics employed by the Els in the Army game Saturday. tactics which it said "is not the type of game Yale wants its teams to play"
 The college publication attacked the deliberate sailing of the Ellis in the closing moments of the game. the tackling of an opposition pass receiver and making an intentional safety.
 There are tines when strategy within the rules but not within the spirit of the game must yield to the code of good sportsmanship by which any Yale team should abide win, lose or draw. There are times when playing fairly and cleanly is more impor- tant than winning hollow victory. "Too, the argument that alumni demand winning teams and hence 8 coach's future depends on a suc- cessful season, we can only answer that the alumni in the bowl Satur- day were as indignant as the under graduate body and that the type of coaching which instills in team a desire to win at any cost is not the type of coaching Yale wants to support"
 In defen-e, Coach Pond said at a sportswriter's dinner last night:
 "It's good strategy anytime to safeguard lead"
 He said the team had been in- structed to "kill the clock" in the closing seconds of the Army ,en. counter, and that this was done. The Daily News characterized the stalling tactics as follows:
 we believe that the stalling in the last two minutes left a rotten taste in the mouth of every Yale man."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-24
GODOY SAILS TO
 PREP FOR LOUIS

Buenos Aires, Oct. 24-(UP)-Ar- turo Godoy, Chilean heavyweight. today called off tuneup fights and made plans to sail for New York Oct. p to fight Joe Louis for the heavyweight championship.
 Godoy, who is scheduled to fight Louis Feb. 9 in Madison Square Garden, cancelled his fight with Hans Haverlick in Rosario. Argen- tia, on October 31 and another tentative bout, because he wanted to be in perfect condition" for Louis.
 He feared that he might suffer an injury which would endanger his chances of becoming the first latin- American to win the world heavyweight title.