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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
ORVOSI VIZSGALAT
HAZASSAG EL0TT

Az ohioi hazasulando parok-
max Mercer countyban valid
egybekelestiket nagyban meg
neheziti az az vi torveny sza-
'baly, amely megkiyanja, hogy
hazassag engedely kivaltasa
elott orvosi bizonyitvannyal
kell igazolniok, hogy mind
egyik fel mentes mindenfele
titkos ragalyos betegsegt6l. "A
vizsgalatnak hazassag el6tt
80 nappal el6z6leg kell meg
t0rtennie. Az vi intezkedes
mar majus 17-en lep eletbe,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
ELvECEzzUK
MACUNk IS

Ennek az orszagnak egyik
tef1etsegesebb p blicistaja,
Walter Lipman a Japan kerdes
fel6l irva, a kovetkez6ket
mondja:
A tavol keleti valsagot
mi Europa segitsege nelkiil
mem tudjuk megoldani.
A kivalo politikai iro sulyo-
san teved es mem veszi italian
1ossz neven, ha a kovetkez6-
ket adjuk szives tudomasara:
- A tavo1 keleti kerdesnek
AIT a, reszet, amely reank vo-
natkozik, mi nagyon szepen ell
tudjuk intezni es megoldani
mindenfele Europabol jov6 Sc
gitseg nelkiil. A kerdest csak
akkor mem tudjuk elintezni,
ha ARA vallalkozunk, hogy a
magunk bajai helyett Europa
bajait is mi intezziik ell ia
pannal. Ere mem vagyunk
eleg erosek. Ezzel azonban
mem is szabad pro5alkoznunk,
inert eppen eleg nekiink, ha
g magunk fejfajasa mulik Ell.
Mem kell fejfajast masoktol is
atvallalnunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
SZEMELYSZALLITAS
Az ANDREWS UTON

A yarosi tanacscsok jovaha-
gyasabol a Youngstown NUM-
cipal Railway Co. fel lett ha-
talmazva, hogy a McGuffey-i
uti bus Andrews utcan is k0z-
vetitsek a szemely szallitast.
McGuffey uti hidon az Albert
utica kornyeken. Ezen utcakon
kozlekedo busok nagyban meg
javitanak a szemelyszallitas ne
hez problemajat, amely ellen
eddig e kornyeki lakosok sokat
panaszkodtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
HAzAsSACI
EvF0RDUL0k

Hajdu Janos lapunk regi eIo-
fizetoje es neje tiszteletere fiai
es leanyai szep tinnepseget
rendeztek januar .28-an, vasar-
nap, hazassaguk 3O-ik evfor-
dulo alkalmabol a nilesi Emma
st.-i otthonukban. A csaladi
osszej0vetelen a baratok szep
szamban jelentek meg, hogy
az ertekes ajandekokat a j6ki-
vansagaik kisereteben at ad-
hassak az innepelt parnak.
* x r.
Bisztuc Mihaly es neje camp
belli magyar par tiszteletere a
barataik es rokonaik meglepe-
test partit rendeztek a mutt
vasarnap az unnepelt par 26O
Reed utcai otthonaban hazas-
saguk Is ewes evfordulo es Mrs.
Blsztucnak hosszabb ideig tar
to betegsegenek a felgyogyula-
sa alkalmabol.
Az egybegyult baratok sep
szavakkal udvOzoItek az unne-
pelt part ,es szamos ertekes
ajandekokkal leptek meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
MEGRENDSZABALYOZZAK
Az IDEGEN NYELVU
EGYLETEKET ES
EGYHAZAKAT

Washington, D. C.-b6l jelen-
tik: A Kongresszusban .egy
idegen nemzetisegu demokrata
parti kepvisel6 torvenyjavasla-
tot nyujtott be, arnelyben AIT
keri a kongresszust6l, hogy az
osszes idegeri nyelvti egyfetek
betegsegelyzok, biztositok, egy.
hAzak es mas intezrnenyek hi.
vatalos uzleti konyveit, jegy-
zokonyveft angol nyelven BIO,
nyolitsak lie. Ezzel a tennyel
tegyenek tanubizonysagot az
egyletek es egyhazak amellett
hogy elsajatitottak annak az
crszagnak a nyelvet, arnely ne.
xix szabadsagot, egyenl6seget
es testveriseget biztosit. A
torvenyjavaslat szerint a gyi.
lesen barmely nyelven szolhat.
nanak hozza az igyekhez a
tagok, de az egylet hivatalos
nyelve = az allan nyelve
vagyis az angol nyelv legyen
valoszinu, hogy ebb6l a iavas-
latbol torveny is lesz. Mtnden-
esetre a magyar egyletek jol
teszik, ha mar most hozza.
szoknak az angolnyelvii gyti-
leSekheZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
CSUF KESERLET
DIES ellen

Ketsegtelen, hogy sok szelso-
seges lepest tett a Dies bizott-
sag multi, evi munkajanak So
ran, de ez meg mem adott jog
cimet ARA, ilogy ellenfelei tisz-
tessegteRen eszkozokkel pro-
baljak Diest artalmatlanna
tenni,
Pedig ezzel pr6balkoztak
meg.
Mikor a sz0vetsegi titkos
rend6rok elfogtak a Christian
Front II elvakult emberet, ak
kor felverte egesz Amerikat
az a vad, hogy Dies kongressz-
man is belle van keverve ebbe
a dologba es biirreszessegere
irott bizonyitekok vannak.
Eek a bizonyitekok AIT iga-
zcltak volna, hogy Dies k0z-
vetlen 0sszekottetesben all az
eziist inges csoporttal, s6t an
max tagja.
Az egyik kepvisel6, a Michi-
gan allambol valo Frank E.
Hook kiyonatokat tett k0ze AZ
eziist ingesek vezerenek, Will
liam Dudley Pelley urnak Dies
kepviselohoz intezett levelebol
es ezek a kivonatok megjelen.
tex a torvenyhozas nyomta.
tott naplojaban, azaz k0zok-
manyok lettek.
| Januar 22-en t0rtent ez es
januar 30-an a Dies bizottsag
keresztkerdesek ala fogott eg,
Harold Weisberg newt tanut
E kihallgatason a beteger
fekvo Dies mem volt jelen
Weisberg bevallotta, hogy az
a levelet, amelyet Hook szena
tor a torvenyhozasi naplobs
csempeszett, mem VIM. Dudley
Pelley irta, hanem 100 dollar
ert 8 hamisitotta egy olyar
csoport megbizasabol, amely
mex nagy erdeke az, hogy Diest
eltegyek lab alol.
Bevallotta ez az ember All
is, hogy igen nagy osszegeket
igertek neki bizonyos korok
ha irasokat hamisit, anlelyeE
AIT mutatjak, hogy Dies KEEP
viselo es a Christian Front
kozott szoros osszekottetes van
nyen eszkozokkel mem sza
bad elni egy demokratikus al
lamban. Ki kell kutatni a fel
bujtokat es mem a szerencset
len hamisitot kell biintetni
hanern azokat, akik a hamisi
tasokra reavettek.
Ez az orszag igazsagot akal
a Dies bizottsagon keresztiil il
es mem fogja tirni, hogy ha
misitasokkal vezessek felre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
K0sZ0NET

Id. Molnar Ferenc, 2136 Do
nald Ave-, sorok altal is ko-
szonetet fejezi XII mindazoknak,
akik szemelyesen vagy kartya
utjan tolmacsoltak a jokivan-
sagaikat fianak, ifj. Molnar
Ferinek eletveszelyes betegseg-
boil val6 felgyogyulasahoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
VIM. GLASS
UJB0L SALAD

William Glass campbelli Ia
kos, aki ielenleg State Repre-
sentative allasban van, a kGNe-
ledo valasztasoknal - denok-
rata ticketen - most state
senatori allasra palyazik.
Mr.. Glass tagja a campbelli
Board of Educationnak is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
LEZARTAK
A FARRELL GYARAT

A farrelli Carnegie-Illinois
pleh gyar telepen 80 kohot
zartak lie egyel6re mindaddig,
amig az uzleti viszonyok meg
mem javulnak. A telepen a
multi evben kozel 2 ezer mum
kas dolgozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
ISKOLAKOTELESEK
ELLATASA

A campbelli iskolakban mar
megkezd6d 6d0tt a nelktil0z6 oyer
mekek ingyenes ellatasa a
WPA lunch project vezetese
alatt mindaddig, amig a WPA
segely ervenyben van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
Az VI HID MEGNYILT

A Division St.-i hid, amely a
multi nyaron beszakadt, ujon-
nan lett felepitve es mar hasz-
nalhato.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15

# Budapest is eUer bombed
as HeLsioki has been bombed,
her loneliness neUer can be re-
assembled, for that dates back
to the Ninth Century. Both
Buda and Pest-one city since
1872-7aaUe been raUaged by
Hun, by Turk, by freebootaag
Crusaders, but managed to re-
tain mach of their naan-n1ade
centurieS-old treasures, these
n1drauGers came before the
day of the aerial bomber and
they could not destroy every-
thing. But the bomber can,
and 1DilZ.
Hungary is on the spot
these days-a7ad Budapest is
on the Danube, aohich is q
nasty spot all Of itself. 7 do
not knOaD a0hat side she fnuOrs
although I think her oaO1a free
1OiU DOuld send her into the
fold OF the Allies. But her er-
trenae Uulnerablity-aoide open,
to Germany on, more than halt
her borderli11e, q clear path
in any Allied oUensive ar
ranged for in the Balkans
points to Hungary as a Oery
possible battle-ground before
the leaves haze blossonaed ON
the trees, before the opening
OF this Budapest International
Fair.
Says n1y calendar:
"The fair is held at a period
Of the gear 1ohen, dressed in
spring green, the capital OF
Hungary is at her charming
best and Uhe71 her natural
beauties are shoaDn to their
greatest advantage.
This fair heraIds the open
ing of the summer season.
HaDlaose b11Eliance, color, origin
ality and charm are aoithout
parallel. Mention must be
made of Hungarian hospitality
which is a perfect guarantee
for a pleasant stay in Hun
gary"
All true-every word of It,.
Hungary at her charming best.
-. The Blue Danube All
dressed in spring green !.
Charm aOithout parallel. Hun
gariaaa DISQUALIFICATION aDhich
there is no finer +. The fl0aDers
=. The flo0d-lit Houses of
Parliament.
A lODeIy 10ord picture-and
the pictures in the calendar
are Just as loDely. But, nay
Dear De Ssent-Ivanyi, the De-
pdrtment OF State over ON this
side Just aoon't okay passports
TO attend a fair aO1,ich is go
ing to be held on the edge of a
smoking, runbling uolcano.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15

Ami ont erdekli, az a lapot
is erdekli. Kozolje tehat veliink
mindazt, ami tudomasara jut.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15

Just a feD days utter Ne1D
Year ,aOe recedved a beautiful
calendar from Budapest the
city OF ogd Hungary aol,ere aoe
came from. We admired the
nell k',o,o,, scenes OF old Buda
and Pest bit 1T was Ieft to a
famous American journalist to
1orite about it IN one of Wash
Iagton's big daily papers the
Washington ''Time Herald"
The article sDritten by w. A..
S. Douglas is so good that aOe
reprint it here. The calendar
sent to him has certainly
Served its purpose:
An old friend at present
sort Of hobbled in his aoapder-
ings By the sends me
one of the loUeIiest calendars
I haze euer looked at.
1t has been pushed around
somewhat by the cenSOrs OF at
least tzOO countries and has
been torn and broken here
and there, but it is taIU OF
beautiful and erpensively pre-
pared photographs OF Buda-
pest and the Hungarian coun-
try, many Of them aOeU aOorth
framing.
The calendar has q stand
and you fold over each veeI:
as It passes. Alongside the
pictures is a space for mem
crand1.
The calendars must haze
cost Hungary plenty OF money
and I am sorry, for Hun
gary hasn't got much money
and l cannot see hoW she is
going to get In any appre-
cidble amount ON 1ohat my
present adUertises-the Buda-
pest International Fair, sched-
uIed to open April rs.
X *
Getting to Budapest is not
extremely difficult. You can
90 to Genoa and thence By
rail to Trieste and ON to your
g0Gl, or y0u can sail direct
to Trieste and train it from
there ON.
You dodge the a0asTi,eg par
OF the zD0rld or rather yoa
dodge a0l1nt is at ae0r today
But the international fad,
starts in April-and a0ho can
tell a0here the War aoul haze
spread to by that time?
There is one thing certain
and that is the State Depart
ment's emphatic "No" to a1a
pleasure Jaants, such as v5sits
to the Budapest Fair, aOhile
this trouble lasts in Europe
So nay friend De Ssent-Iva,
7agi has Just dolled up his
beautiful calendar for nothing,
it is all in English, too.
X X X
There 1DdS another medl
shoU a-readying in Europe moi
SO long ago-o7ae a0hich aDoulG
haze brought thousands oJ
Englssh-speoki7lg people ana
people talking all manners oJ
other tongues to little Finland
there to epthuse oDer their. can.
dsdGtes in the Olympic Comes
The fi1a7as had built. a beauti-
ful. stadium at Helsiaki, er-
te'lsiDe athletics dornaitories
playtlieds and practice centers
Ne1p hotels had gone up, q
special railroad had been pul
in, all this has been reported
destroyed by Russian bombs.
l 7aever haze been to Finland
but I haze spent many pleas.
ant days and nights i'm Buda.
pest, and l hope all that Hun.
1f11~7f Jlc0c fhic co,n,, n,o ~. ,,>s1J J, =
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
BRONX PROS ARE
 NEXT FOR L|THS
K. of L. Clicks Against Georgia Chain Gang, 54
 to AZ Before 600

The K. of L. cagers are convinced there's Santa Claus. They finally achieved their first triumph of the season, beating back fast-finishing Georgia Chain Gang array, 54-42, last night at St. Joseph's hall be- fore 600.
 With Coach Joe Boley and Fred die Ferrie each Snaring 16 points, the Liths rolled up their biggest score of the season, Center Joe Swasey coming through with nine points, supplying two vital baskets in the final moments of the game to crush whatever hopes the squirting Negroes had.
 The Liths used but five players, Frank Saldukas and Joe Joyce rounding out the quintet as they matched the iron man stunt of the visitors, who went down to defeat at the hands of the Brooklynites for the third successive year.
 The Knights held period leads of 13-8, 28-l4 and 4O-3O. The visitors pulled up to 46-42 with four min- uteS to go. but Ferrie, Joyce and Swasey came through to ice it.
 The Knights go after the Bronx Pros, who'll have Steve Belloise, middleweight boxer, with host of local fans, in the lineup. Saturday night in their next test.
 St. Joseph's Holy Name, 45-2O victor over the Texans in last nights opener, takes ons the Torrington Wonders in the 7:30 preliminary. Dancing will follow the main go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
Upper California Gets First Big Racing Layout
BY HARRY CRIMSON NEA Service. Sports Editor

San Francisco, Dec. 26-The last time I saw Edward Patrick Madigan he was head coach of the Saint Mary's College football team.
 Slip Madigan, the old Notre Dame center, once was beaten as coach of the Galloping Gaels by California, 100 to 0, or something like that, but he strucsk with it, and soon was trimming the Golden Bears as often as they repelled him.
 If a year ago you wouldy have told me would now find Madigan general manager of tremendous race track venture I would have laughed. Madigan's only previous experience with the bangtails was as a $2 bettor and he seldom went to an oval to risk that amount.
 Madigan says he is still bewil- dered as to how he became gen. eral manager of the new $2,O0O OOO Golden Gate Turf Club. but the directors are by no means hesitant in stating specific reasons for hir- ing him on 8 three-year contract at $l5,000 a year. They engaged him because of his terrific crowd appeal, great popularity in north ern California and proven executive ability.
 Madigan says he's been having a lot of fun, although he is at pres ent putting in 16-hour days to com plete business before the opening on Dec. 28.& He suspects he'll soon be able to tell the eighth pole from a goal post.
 Int Golden Gate Turf Club is sit- uated at Albany, between San Francisco Bay and the Berkeley footfoothills, 14 minutes acress the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26

Bay Bridge from San Francisco, city of Oakland. There are 1,700,00 per- sons. within easy distance of the strip.
 GRANDSTAND IS
 THREE-TIEED
 The plant of the new Golden Gate Turf Club is the third major track in California. The others are Santa Anita and Hollywood Park, the lat ter at Inglewood, not far from Los Angeles. Golden Gate is the first track built upon such a scale in northern California.
 The course is unique from struc- tural standpoint. It has the only three-tiered racetrack grandstand in America. Thme grandstand, club house and Turf and Paddock Club enclosure are under one roof.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
SPR|NCWOODS
 vS. WEST SIDES
Strong Bridgeport Basket ball Club to Show at
 YMCA Sunday

The Bridgeport Springwoods will finish the first round of the State league for the Speedboys at the Y Sunday at 3 p. m. The Spring woods hold a recent win over the New London Diesels and walloped the Purple Knights 42-28 in the Knight" opening home game. The visitors walloped the Speedboys in one of their worst beatings two years ago 56 to 30 at the local Y. The Springwoods have the Norko Brothers, Bike, Baxter, Musi, sow- den, Kurinski, Roberts, and Petro- shonis to make up their team. The Siders are out to avenge the wall loping given them by the coming opponents and will also be in per- feet spirit and condition to make a second round drive for the State league championship. Coach Mo- Namerna is confident that the team will be at its best fer the second round and expects the Slider to fin- ish up strong when the league schedule is played out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
Springfielders
 Oppose Eagles at Arena Sunday

New Haven, Dec. 26 -- The game which Eagle rooters have been awti- ing for the past three weeks New Haven vs Springfield-takes place at the Arena on Sunday night when this pair of American Hockey League eastern division pace-setters clash.
 Springfield jumped into an early lead in the east as the season got underway. New Haven was running third. However, it took several weeks for the veteran New Haven sextet to round into form, but once it did, the Battle Birds pulled up even with the Indians.
 These deadly rivals have met three tmies to date this year, play ling two ties. with Springfield win- ming the odd game. The last time the Bay Staters were here, Eddie Shore and Company fought all over the Arena ice, with the Battle Birds matching the Indians goal for goal and punch for punch.
 On New Years night (Wednes- day) the Providence Reds come here to wind up the holiday period for the locals.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
ThiSSpOrting
 World
What Sandy Claws Doesn't Know or Care About
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

Red Baks sudden shift from Dartmouth to Army was probably the last when Waterbury Bill could little with Army team that was the poorest which also Hanover hohots let his five contract that could to West Point
 lieutenant there will be no the matter Reds Wonder Francis top-lne coach at liberty the ham actors would Social note Jack Teney reached No 02 Tropical Bill since Jack departed as not quite sold the Freney farewell party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26

Very of Freddie Snyder the fishing Last he landed this sectiOn 27 inches in length about pounds and half Purple Knights of Nauga- themselves for Friday at the borough Milford Defenders 27 the locally we'll failing the Milford hne McN Washington College and Joe Kwasniewsk Collins Providence College Johnny Balnsky, all the country for Beacon basketball models for his for the Flash" worst in 16 Syracuse but his the naiOn his hOOpses 28 Looks like that New Haven coal not going after M though the deal all set but question what will the Hartford mOdernd bowling league at the Grand AL
 which includes teams tagged Fifth Btzriegers BackOut Dive BOmbers Balloon What Tanks?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
HULLS, HOUSE OF DAVID
 TANGLE TONIGHT

New Haven, Dec. 26 = The 1940- Al pro basketball season gets under way at the Arena tonight as the Hull Brewers, defending greater New Haven champions, take on the travelling House of David five in the feature game of double bill.
 The bearded boys have defeated four teams in the Connecticut League thus far, while the Brewers, members of the New England Pro League. are in second place in that circuit.
 The New Haven Speedgirls will play the Middletown Garibaldis in the preliminary game at 800 D. m. These teams--two of the states out standing girl uuintets-have met once before this season, with the lo- calls taking a one-point overtime win.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
SEASON STATISTICS
TORONTO TOPPED
 BY REDWINCS 3-2
(By United Press)

Detroit's revamped lineup defeat- cd the Toronto Maple Leafs last night for the first time in this sea- sons National Hoskey league race.
 The new wing forward wall of Eddie Wares, Sid Abel and Alex Motter. Showed unexpected power an dit was Wares who scored the last two goals to bring his club from behind and down the Leafs 3-2. The defeat left the Leafs only six points ahead of Detroit in the standings.
 Boston took sole possession of third place-two more points behind Detroit-by swamping the New York Americans Bel Schmidt, Bauer and Cowley each scored twice.
 The win enamble the Bruins to move~one point ahead of the Chi cagoBlack Hawks, who were held to 3-3 tie by the New York Ran gers. Hextall scored twice for New York; Patrick once. Kelly notched two of Chicago's goals and carse got the other.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26

 Muy the Register Mildred Cavanaugh the
 
 bowling hoop Brooklyn night points Bradley O middle Yale last night handing the New Haven lads coached by Ken
  mer University Naugy Hghanders still looking Swirski Hoadley Jimmy cvegh games St. Marys, home,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
BRIDG DGEPORT ]. C. C.
 MEETS HARTFORD

The Bridgeport Jewish Commun- ity Center basketball team will play hosts to the Hartford Jewish Big Five this Sunday night on the State Street court at 9 p. m. sharp. The Capitol city combine Is made up of former and present college stars. Many of the players are home for their vacation. The Sirk City team has been playing before goodly crowds every Sunday night. There will be a prelijsl game starting at 7:as ?. m. and the main feature will get under way at Q D. fa. and dancing will follow the double header.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
Army Angle

West Point, N. Y, Dec. 26-(UP) -Brigadier-Gen. Robert L. Eichel- berger, superintendent of the U. s. Military Academy said that "The uncertainty of being able to secure desired army officer football coach- es during the existing national em- ergency, was one factor considered in offering Earl Blaik of Dartmouth the army coaching post.
 Blaik succeeds Capt. William Wood, who completed his three year coaching assignment this season and will return to active duty at Fort Bliss, Tex, in Ferbuary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
WASHINGTON PARK
 SENIOR HOUSE LOOP

President J. Robert Emmett Glad ney of the Washington Park Com munity Club, who does not choose to run, when he can walk or be seated, will toss up the first ball tonight on the popular mil" court, where the Senior House League gets under way starting at 7:30 p. m, There are eight teams in the House league this season, with keen com petition expected, before the cham pionShip is decided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26

Through such construction, club house customers, on the second tier, and Turf and Paddock Club mem bers, on the third tier, are directly centered on the finish line. At most other rtacks, customers who pay the most money are to the right of the finish, and have poor visual angle due to the sprawling construc- tion fo stands. This is eliminated at Golden Gate by building up in the air. Grading of turns makes both front and back stretches 183 feet longer than those at any other mile track.
 The track is built on the side of a hill. The front of the hill was blast ed away to make place for the front of the stand. The back of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26
Four Parochial Games On. Friday

Four games in the Parochia, School basketball league are card- ed for Friday afternoon, according to announcement this morning by Bill Derwin. supervisor of the cir cult. Three of the games will be played at Washington Park as fol- lows: St. Francis Xavier and St Anns at 3 p. m; Sacred Hearts and .SS. Peter and Paul at S:S0 p. m. and St. Mary's vs. St. Margaret's at 4 o'clock.
 One game is scheduled at the St Joseph court in Brooklyn, where the St. Thomas and St. Joseph teams are to play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-26

ment set i nthe British open by Henry Cotton.
 Another record was furnished in the New York metropolitan open by Craig Wood who won with 2o4- lowest 72-hole winning score in his- tory.
 The final touch to Q great year was furnished by the U. S. Golf as- soclatlon. It decided that starting with the 104i open championship, all former winners would not have to gain their places by competing In &s lonal qualifying rounds and would be automatically given places in the tournament proper.