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Evening star., 1940-07-21
Suffolk Downs Results
BY the Associated Press


FIRST RAcE-Purse, $1,000: .-year-
blinking Owl 5Berser) 500 $50
Bright Camp Lynch, $50
Also r.nIoh Oh, Hand; Bullion, H.sty
Million, Patch Pants. Lovely Dawn.
ins: 3-year- -olds and up; 8 furlonss
Graeme CRACKER Gynch' $50 $40 aan 300
isf Iisfapo Pa'ts tsuttle' inep'' ''So go go
Also ran1Patapsco, Ny Elsie. Eauist.r.
DAILY Double paid s43 .sOj
THIRD RAcE-Purse 1.1oo claiming:
Rsd esssssa %s2 iEss!fy' I%ss!i: 1880 tS sts ssS sss
suffss ffme HEAD ! .assa 'Masehek' s'eo
Also % ran@Manamaid, Bo Beau. sneaky
Henry.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. 81 900: claim
Manila 'a sa, Wholly 1910 3.4sSo s.eo %
Old Maid Dates, $50
Also ran@Barbed Retort. Scout Azure,
AlsanR and Discourse.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000. grade C
handicap: 3-year.olds and up up: i: miles; a so
PdtrOl scout tMaIIeTOi o.OO 't,4V -.ZV
Tow Rope tRobarN 400 2.40
Calexico (Hearn) 2.40
Time :442s.
Also ran-Be Jabbers and Flying Lee.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: Grade c
handicap: 3-year-olds: 6 furlongs.
Ramases Berger 500 $50 ESQ
Colorado Emery 1880 500
Abrssio tMearle) 800
Time, 1:11a.
Also ran-sweet Willow. Charitable.
Challamore and Raise Ur.
SEVENTH RACE - The Mayhower
Stakes; purse, $4,000 added: 2-year-olds;
5N furlongs
Rl.e 81. stpf.. Par t6erss, i5erss1, $40 ssoo so"
Blensign tShelhamer) $40
Time. :O5 EQUALS track record.
Also ran-Pelisse, Curious Coin: Good
Turn War Skipper. Bull Brier. Lechat,
Port and Blue Twink
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and UP; / !. miles.
Wise Player tBergeD ZOO $50 $50
Dizzy (Suttle) 4.60 $40
Slavic Emery $50
Time. l So
Also ran-Jolly F1as. Cold Deck. Howell
vile. Red Jack Shooting Scout and Bound
ing Count.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Maryland Hunt Plan,
For Big Labor Day
Horse Show

Committeeman who will handle
arrangements for the Maryland Fox
Hunters Associations annual horse
show already are mapping plans for
the big event scheduled Labor Day
at Brooke Johns farm on the Sew
enth street pike.
Bernard Brosius Is chairman of the
group and is being assisted by Boyd
Keys, A. G. Pohman, Harold J.
Rolfe and E. S. Hidgon, in addition
to chairmen of various subcommit-
tees The latter includes o. w. An
derson, treasurer; Harold J. Rolfe,
publicity; Mrs. A. g. Pohman, pro-
grams; Whitney Aitcheson, gate;
Frank Wilson, ring; Mrs. Dorothy
Brosius, entries and ribbons; Harry
Bennett, ringside parking, and
George Wilson, field marshall.
The regular program will be aug
mented by nat, timber and brush
races and an early flood Of queries
indicates healthy interest in the
show.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Armstrong and Jeffro
Train in Baltimore

Spider Armstrong, Philadelphia
lightweight who meets N. B. A.
Champion Harry Jeffra q week from
tomorrow night at Carlin's Park,
Baltimore, will launch training ac-
tivities on the battle site tomorrow.
Jeffra, who has been training at his
home gym In the Monumental City,
will continue there.
Armstrong, handled by Al WE'LL, is
rated one of the better l35-pounders
in the game, although not widely
known in this area. He allegedly
carries q husky punch in his right
hand and in some quarters Is re-
garded as a favorite over Jeffra, who
won the title in a 15-round match
with joey Archibald early In the
spring.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Hoqerstown Results

FIRST RAcE-Purse. .s4OO: claiming;
sSa.: s,ysa!:Ods snd up; e tYTonss Io o.
Pully Fair Godfrey 800 $40
Star Prove tHacker1 11.10
Gomez. Tuleyrie; Star. chide.
, SECOND RAcE-puEse, $500: claiming;
Beacon Queen ny 1Keily, 1880 ii.4 40
= Accidental 1Hacker) $50
Also ran.Miss Hallbar. Fairhaired. Ex-
hort. Gold Sweep and Nay Nay.
6as 4 noupe psiG 5Saasso entry
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s4OO: claiming:
P.ps. af Setuaeie5 ne ae fY5s1ss Y5so $50
Never Home lHacker) $40 ?ao
Dabs Geyland $40
Also ran-Ann Groucher. Birthday Miss,
a Winkine Moon. Pumice stone and Justa
all. J. Mohr-J C. Courtney entry.
FOURTH RAcE-purse. $500: claiming;
3-year-olds and UP; i. miles.
Eissn Efnln eiaFt Ria 'orano ''40 ssc sac sHS s1o
Pove! (Kelly) $50
Time. 1:51.
Green water. Cora Kay and Little Mistress.
F1Frr RAcE-purse $500: Handicap;
3-year- and up: I !. miles
Summer Stock tDufford) $40 40 $40
Repeat tHacker) 11.90 $50
Vinny Boy tKelly) 500
Also ran-vanelder Kenner. Bob Junior,
West Sea and Blind Brook.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 5000: claiming:
3-year-olds and UP: 2is.
Tee OF tKirk) $50 400 $50
Disraeli tRoot) 4.30 $40
Pin Hooker (Bletzacker) $50
Time. 3:462s
Also ran-Bynums Run. Beau Bon,
Sylacauea, Walli and Chatterdoo.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse S4OO: claiming:
3-year-olds and up: Ia miles.
Clymene tRoo1 40 2.a0 go
The Swagman tCardoIa) $50 29O
Custer (Herman) $50
Time. 1.573s.
Also ran-Lapis. Sedate. Ira L. Cross
ing Over, Miss Anderby.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
WHITE-J1 MEN

White to Play and Mate In Two.
R-kt5 Is recommended by E. W.
Allen to solve No. 253 Charles J.
Berner agrees but Felix Burkart
favors less desirable move.
P-Q3 solves No. 254: Berner and
Allen again ring the bell.
Holiday greeting of Joseph Scrib-
ante acknowledged. Joe, one Charles
L. Harness of 1919 G street NV,
student in night school, would like
to contact some addict of CORES
pondence chess in the District. Whv
not give the lad lift, or have Anton
Y. Hesse do so? Mr.. Harness simply
wants to tackle any good postal
player
j. Robertson-your efforts arr
good and the problem diagram fcr
No. $50 is correct. Do not be frus-
trated by the obvious, rather, LOOK
for the intent of the composer.
Continuing our custom of ac-
quainting D. c. fans with the COM
ments of other chess columnists.
today's selection is from the fine
writings of Frederick r. Chevalier.
who conducts a weekly column in
the international section of the
Christian Science Monitor.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Any Action 10 Clear
Middle Title Mess
Up 10 0ver|in
Pilots to Handle ZuIe,
New N. B. A. Champion,
As Ruler Of Gloss
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, July 20.-If there are
going to be any efforts to clear up
the so-called "muddled middle
weight situation" the first over
lures will have to come from the
New York-California camp, which
recognizes Ken Overlin as cham
pion.
This was the word today from
Sam Plan and Art Winch, the
Damon and Pythias pair that last
night piloted Tony zale Of Gary,
Ind, to the N. B. A-recognized
middleweight championship.
After all we've just won the big
gest hunk of that championship"
they explained. why should we
let New York or anybody else tell
us that we've got to fight Overlin
or anybody else at any terms other
than the champions end of the
gate! .7,.o, "a. .s.., .Y....,-... o.
"As for our boy, he'll kill Overlin.
We told you he'd knock out Hostak
with body punches. didn't we? Well
Overlin would be even easier"
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Empire City Results
By the Associated Press.

oS tne Associated Press.
FIRST st.. RAGE.Purse: AT $1,000: maiden
kiosk (stoutl $50 $50
selspoise 4;m. tGi!bero S $40
Also TsnIJassion, on Shoot. War
EnhadoT: na Loyalty: First Family. Eauilette,
,ns.a SECOND RAGE-Purse ACE snsoo: allow
Grey Wolf tMeade) $40 800
Jessie Gladys (DecamilliS) 51O
Also Ai%ei r.nMwfhip.v.,. r:oefhi Rh..nu., wait for
pH5HR ,s:s sfet s.s. Atn E,es
Sedlin Rdi nnd MesG.s aD about fuS1n6' 40
Merry knight (Anderson) $50 40
o4aS Aso LsS Sssf ssn oxsr rss s
Dead heat for place.
FOURTH RAGE.The Eastyiew stakes;
Purse. $4,000 added: 2-year -olds: about 6
omission sSriGssa; meade, $50 40 a7o
Zee Water tJames) 4.40 3.l0
1hf flm.. mi:nd 1:os' tso0er''0n' 40
Also ran-Becomly. Laugh and Play
Brand Party. Poppadeets and Exploration.
Fi-' RACE-The Fleet Wing Handi-
eap; purse. $4,000 added: 3-year-olds and
up; about 6 furlonRs.
He Did (Arcaro) $40 $40 290
Dr.. Whinny (Richards) $50 $40
Here Goes (Weber) $40
Also ran-f.wayward Knisht. cockerel,
AZ; .;.9a "a PsT'ssns and Sun EsTet.
Finished second. but was disqualified
SIXTH RACE-The White Plains Handi-
Dap; purse. $500 added; class B: 3-year-
bids and I'D: 1h miles.
9ickla r. GAmes) 40 $50 $50
1snl Manager tAnderson) 400 2.9O
Asp (Gilbert) 29O
Time, 1:61as.
Also ran--Bonsar. General Mowles and
etoney Brush.
0XvENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; claim
ng. 4-year-olds and I'D: IN miles
Money Nuddle (WriEht) 4.sO $40 $50
Cross Question (Hu6) 4.30 $40
6alapin (WAGner) $50
Time. 2:37A.
LADY, Dethyl.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
California Is Opposed
ToOId-Timers in Rino
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.-The
California Boxing Commission to-
day expressed opposition to grant,
ing permits for contests involving
old-time fighters.
The action was aimed at ex.
Heavyweight Champion Jack Demp-
sey, among others. Commissioner
Everett Sanders explained that
while he and his associates had the
highest regard" for Dempsey, they
felt no good could come Of letting
oldsters come back for exhibitions
Of real matches.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Arlington Park Results
By the Associated Press,

FIRST ,RAcE-Purse, $1,000: claiming;
esntass esTssaa cT1 'honpson $50 1899 S
shi.s fims s'.nt rs 'F.d'' j. $50
Also ran--Jewelry. Prince Torch. Sound
Wave. Thumbs Down, Mr.. Grief. .Flyahead.
Courtesy First, Merry Pete. Holiday Tea
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3.year -oids; l mile Chute.
Marie, Ws5 VISION a8eat,s fc5s,s' $3.50 1879 1879 atto
ki!Ifnne' 4sme. !, hss; !sss. 'Ad'm'' 4'4o
.1le Aie I'm &C Gloysrs Reality Gram
Write White Feathers ' and nd sun n Kit. Kit 4" '''
..a THIRD = nAc7Es.russe; ACE. $1,000; j % allow
l potrsnco Richsrd anu II ii.so 'afsp' 4so $50
Faxes Clark 40
santo Domingo and centuple.
n. rogsaH ,5d sY ss: claim
LADY Lad c5neE,t INFINITE Eads, $40 800 80
o'EHg T1g.l Diliis i!is (M'comS" $50
Also ran-slZ Gal. NY Colin. Little
Foxy Maude and Lady Val.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances: 2-year-olds; 6h furlonss
Misty Isle .tMcCombs) $40 800 2.60
Bayou Cook (Garner) 1900 4S0
Flying Streak 1itzenberser) $50
H1so HHi@s' aiSoNj @wh,rl.v.,. Pate. Boy. M,
Bill and Epiget.
SIXTH RACE-The Arlington Classic:
purse. $4,000 added: 3-year -olds: lM
Sirocco fwoo,f> 90 On a0o o On
$:Ss s$:!::s s:'s:a 1 ss'|. A'&' s$
Also ran-Andy K. Dit and Alhalon.
SEVENTH RACFPurse $1,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds: ! mile (chute).
valdina Star (Adam0 7.6O 40 100
Blue Flyer (Snider) $50 $40
Millbriar (Thompson) 1920
Time. 1887
Also ran-Gross Plenty. Better Be Good.
Preceptress. Soup and Fish. Tippity. Insco-
lad. Moscow II. Mission Step and Pretsel.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse 81. 900: claiming:
Fancy That g. south] l1.sO 1890 $40
Cantata (McCombs) 600 40
Buyer Beware (Hauer) 500
.N15e Az fsa-Mx w. LITTLE Gay. g.
AAa and 1a0a1h 1AST3.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Jockey Bomor Cracks Up
In Thistledown Spill
8y the Associated press.

~ the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, July 20.-A three
morse spill during the fourth race
et Ihistledown Track today sent
Jockey Andy Bomar of East st.
'ouis, ILL.,, to hospital with a frac-
Eured collar bone and hip injuries.
Riders OF the other mounts were
Phaken up but not badly hurt.
Bomar was riding Betnaber in the
B-furlong whirl and was thrown AZ
The horse stumbled and fell. The
pther two mounts went down trying
10 avoid BetnAber.
Odd Star. ct 8 to / won thu rsce.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
le Did Whnwnd Finish Scores Sixth Win Row EMPIRES Heetnq
Rossvun's Comment
Selections for a Fast Track at Suffolk Downs
BEST BET-rRIENDLY PAUL.

FIRST RACE GLENBROOM,
MIXWELL. SINGING SLAVE.
GLENBROOM has been close
up In all his recent outings and
is due for a visit to the charmed
circle. MIxWELL has sharp
early foot and should be in all
the pace. SINGING SLAVE has
. win at this meeting to recon-
mend her chances.
SECOND RACE BELMAR
STARR. ARABESQUE, CON-
NOISSEUR.
BELMAR STARR closed an
immense gap in her last attempt
to be licked less than a length.
She should earn brackets here.
ARABESQUE ran third the last
time out. CONNOISSEUR has
worked in an approved manner.
THIRD RACE - FORTUNATE
BOOP, CIRCUS WINGS, BE-
TROTHED
FORTUNATE BOOP has been
worked into tip-top condition and
promises to give good account
of herself. CIRCUS WINGS has
several corking tries to her
credit. BETROTHED won this
spring at Pimlico.
FOURTH RACE SYRACUSE.
KING COTTON, GRAND
EEM.
SYRACUSE has copped two
straight and his previous form
was good. He meets Indifferent
opposition and should take top
honors. KING COTTON ap-
pears to be on the improve.
GRANDEEM is in tip-top shape.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Mrs. Rogon, WeII-Known
Turfwomun, Succumbs

BY the Associated Press
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 90
Mrs. Aurora Sala Regan, So, widely
known as a breeder of saddle and
race horses, died here today.
She had a stock farm at Lexing-
ton, KY, for many years and more
recently operated stock farm about
% miles from Nashville.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Has Two Track Cuptuins

Andy Needing, distance runner,
and Tom Garland, . speedy hurdler,
have been elected co-captains Of
Mauhattan's 1941 track team.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
. CHE: = s @
BY PAUL ]. MILLER,


a July 2For the last Is days there have been re.
into the night manguided red yellow stars
the heavens.
groups Navy an occasional khakcad
the rnlund Ieislr iS in4s
Evening star., 1940-07-21
SEVENTH RACE-KERMAY, Ell
PIMA HVGHpOOJ.
ZIG HTH RACE-B BEREIT,
MAHT .ETTE NANCV MAE

BEREIT has captured second
money three straight times. The
mare holds her edge and should
be the victor here. MAHLETTE
has been threatening to come to
life and give this kind a licking.
NANCY MAE has a chance to
share in the purse.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Empire City (Fast.)

Empire City (Fast.)
By the Louisville Times.
1-Osculate, Escohigh, Apprehend.
2-Not Yet, Primarily, Camp sortie.
3-Inkling, Pimlico Lady, Amnesty.
+Spare The Rod, Harvard Square,
Fettercairn.
5-Third Covey, Fogoso, Shoulder
Arms.
6-Yomer, Mr.. Knick, Even Up.
Candy Hero, Landlubber, Sweep
stan.
Best bet-Inkling.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Suffolf Downs (Fast) .

Suffolf Downs East.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Glenbroom, Knowing, Likewise.
2-Unending, Wise Play, Rough
Man.
3-Betrothed, Milltea, Shasta Mollie.
4-Syracuse. Time Please, Madison.
Cheer Me, Knitetta, Boy Baby.
6-The Runner, Savitar, Wedding
Morn.
7-Snnabell, El Puma, Time To Go.
8-Berry Patch, Penrill, Kakita.
Best bet-The Runner.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

FIFTH RACE BOY RABY,
KNITETTA, FIVE o. FIVE.
BOY BABY won his last race
with speed to spare and of that
test should turn in a repeat VIC
tory. KN1TETTA has fairly
good form to her credit. FIVE
O. FIVE for the short end.
SIXTH RACE-FR FRIENDLY
PAUL, FRANCO SAXON,
SAVITAR.
FRIENDLY PAUL has finished
second In his last two tries and
appears to hold a bit of an edge.
FRANCO SAXON has been close
up in recent efforts and he
should be in the thick of it.
SAVITAR should complete the
money picture.
SEVENTH RACE-KERMAY, Ell
PUMA, HIGHPOOL.
KTRMAY turned in a vastly
improved effort in his last try
and figures to give this good op-
position neat trimming. Ell
PUMA has been threatening and
he rates some sort of a chance.
H1GHPOOL just missed in his
last.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Arlington Park Fast.

Arlington Park Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
1-Zell, Rusty Gold, Winhergal
2-Matchless, Shenuit, Sudden
Thoughts.
Bold Lover, Alpenglow, CAL
culator.
+Hadamore, Haste On, You Alone.
slack Twink, Fair Chance, Rose
Anita.
6-Woolford Farm entry, Plowshare,
Detroit Bull.
beau 1nsco, Betty's Bob, Molasses
Bill.
8-Hot Iron, Cheick Rama, South
land Gem.
9-(Sub)-Welding, Malayan, Buss.
Best bet-Woolford Farm entry.
Evening star., 1940-07-21
FRENCH DEFENSE.
ta) An inferior variation Recommended
Is P-KB3. but recent ANALYSIS favors

White
tbl If 13 . KKtxP: IA KtxKt KtxKt:
Is PxP, and Black cannot play PIP, on
account of Is o-Kt5ch. etc But the text
IS too slow: although II 13 P-Kt5. for
example. White has time for IA Kt-K2
Blacks position is very difncult since
White has control Of the center, and is
ahead in development
tc) Blacks attack never quite clicks,
and the text permits White to play Kt-Q4
with telling effect. But once again. Black
is faced with strong attack and no like
ihood Of a successful defense.
The above game was played In the
match between the Manhattan ana
Marshall Chess Clubs in the recent team
championship tournament of the New
York Metropolitan Chess League. Man
haitian won l1-6
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Miss Karff Gains Cobb Gun.

Former United States woman
chess champion, Miss N. May Karff
of Boston. placed second in the 1910
womans' tournament at the Astor
Hotel, New York.
For her splendid play in the last
tourney for women, conducted by
the American Chess Federation,
Miss Karff was awarded the Helen
Cobb Challenge Trophy.
Hains Point Picnic.
From noon until this evening
a joint picnic, embracing members
of Washington Chess Divan and
Federal Security Chess Club, their
families and friends, will be staged
at Hams Point near the Tea House.
Social games will be featured be-
tween all chess visitors and members
of the named clubs. If you want to
join the party take bus from the
south entrance of the Treasury
Building and bring along your chess
board and men, the only introduce
ton needed.
Wednesday, 8 pm, at 1896
street, the Divan will present Dis
trict Champion Ariel Mengarini in
his first chess lecture, How to i'm
prove your chess game" No charge;
all chessists are welcome.
(July II, 1940)
Evening star., 1940-07-21
Racing Selections
For 7 omorrow
Suffolk Downs (Fast),

SuuOik DOWHS (F dSt).
By the Associated Press.
l-Mixwell, Glenbroom, Singing
Slave.
2-Bolinvar. Arabesque, Marion P.
3-Circus Wings, Ten O. Hearts,
Jeane Jock.
4-Syracuse, Grandeem, King Cot
ton.
5-Boy Baby, Hazel W., Cheer Me.
6-Friendly Paul, Franco Saxon,
Savitar.
Petit Jean, Easterner. Ell Puma
8-Mahlette, Stepacola, Penrill.
Best bet-Friendly Paul.
Consensus At Empire Cityt Fast.
By the Associated Press.
Jaw Breaker, Melody Maid,
Escohigh.
2-Cis Marion, Not Yet, Camp
Sortie.
3-Pimlico Lady, linking, Charlene.
Yankee Chance, Harvard Square,
Hard Jester.
5-Fogoso, Night Tide, Shoulder
Arms.
6-Mr. Knick, The Immortal, I'd;
Gay Troubadour.
7-Sweepstaff, Landlubber, Definer.
Best bet-Fogoso.
Arlington Park East.
BY the Chicago Daily Times
1-Earliana, Gala Song, One More.
2-Jimmie Tom, H-Fella, Sudden
Thoughts.
Bold Lover, Yetive, Chance
Queen.
4-Winkle, Hazel Lee, Flying Bon
net.
slack Twink, Rose Anita, Jock s
Pride.
6-Woolford Farm entry, Plowshare,
Silverette.
For Romance, Betty's Bob, Beau
Insco.
8-Kantar Beau, Sam Alexander,
CHECK Rama.
Sub race-Pretty Rose, Estrel-
lita, Welding.
Best bet-Woolford Farm en-
try {6).
Evening star., 1940-07-21

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1940-07-21

FIFTH RACE-Ths Phosphor Handicap;
purse. 81 500 added: 3-year-olds and up:
class D: about furlongs
Night Tide - 11s White Mask ia
Boeert = 116 Shoulder Arms 1l5
Third Covey-- 100 Fogoso -l22
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22
PENTEK: EMBERSORS. /.

Ha mast allitnak is egyszer elunk csupan
es senkisem tudja, hogy mi lesz azutan?
Lehet, hogy ujelet... Lehet: csak nagy semmi
exert mem siet6s masvilagra menni :.
Megs hanyan megyink idonek elotte,
mikor titkos kez mar szemfed6nk megsz6tte,
Szenvedesfonalbol szove minden szala:
azert tertenek oily koran alaja:..
Az elet fagytatol koran elhervadunk:
ugy szeretnenk elni. :. mar halottak vagyunk!
amig szemfed6 arcunk eltakarja:
magahoz szorit halal csontos karja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22
KI BESzELHETETT ILYEN M0DON?

Sok mindenfele kerdessel
fordulnak az olvasok egy lap
szerkesztosegehez es a sok k0-
z0tt mindig vannak rejtve-
nyek, amelyeket tobb vagy ke-
vesebb fejtoressel kell megfej-
teniink. Clyan konnyu rejt
venyt azonban meg soha mem
kaptunk, mint most, amikor
egyik olvasonk ait kerdezte
tGliink leveleben:
- Ki beszelhetett ilyen mo-
don?
Es hogy tudjuk, mirol van
$40, a kerdeS utan a kovetke-
zo tizenket pontot sorolta fel
lsthatolag magyar forditas-
tan:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22
REMENYTELJES CSEME TEX

resztul az ifjusag tagjainak,
akik allitolag tanulnak.
Ez a hatarozat AIT mutatta,
hogy mem olyan butak eek
a suhancok, mint amilyenek-
mex magukat mutattak.
Ahogy mondani szoktak,
mikor valakire hirtelen a ''bo-
lond" jelz6t ranyomjak, hogy
nem annyira bolond az illet6,
hogy hajlando lenne a vonat
ala fekidni.
Ezek a kis rendbonto hol-
gyek es urak sincsenek meg
elegedve sem a kongresszussal,
sem az eln0kkel, de annyira
mem bolondok es mem elege-
detlenek, hogy egy felmilliard
dollart ne kerjenek t6luk a
sajat maguk szamara.
Mem kell hat ketsegbe es-
mink a nemzet j0vojen, a j0-
vend6beli szavazo polgarok
maris megtanultak, meg pedig
alaposan megtanultak a de-
mokratikus kormanyzat leg
piszkosabb racketjet, a seer
vezett kisebbsegek lobbyzasat
es nyomasat.
S amig ilyen smart" ifju-
sagunk van, mem kell att6l
felni, hogy Ok maid a jelen-
legi demokratikus rendszert
azzal q kolnmunista rendszer-
rel felvaltjak, amely most ugy
rangatja 6ket Moszkvab6l
ahogy akarja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22

Napokon at "demokraciar6l"
targyaltak, de mem ertettek
meg, hogy a demokracia mem
ismeri a terrort, hogy abban
mindenki szabadon beszelhet;
S kulonosen szabadon beszel-
het az orszaghazban a con-
gressmen, akit oda a polgar-
sag tobbsege bekuld0tt.
Mem volt = a kommunis-
tax lapjan kivtl egyetlen
egy ujsag az egesz orszagban,
amely mem lett volna kenyte-
len megallapitani, hogy a
Youth Congresszen megjelent
fatal urak es fatal holgyek
szemtelenek, durvak, halatla-
nok es kihivok voltak; ezt a
jovoben a Youth Congress-hez
tartozo egyesuletek, illetve
azoknak johiszemu tagjai ma
gyon meg fogjak erezni.
Szinte ketsegbe kellene esni
a jov6tol, az orszag j0v6jet6l.
ha vegig nezunk a Youth
Congress ulesen, ha mem len
ne egyetlen vigasztalo dolog
benne, ha mem lett volna
egyetlen egy esemeny, amely
ait mutatta, hogy van ma
gukhoz valo esziik ezeknek a
suhancoknak.
AIT hataroztak, hogy a
kongresszus azonnal szavaz-
zon meg egy fel milliard dol
lart a kulonb0zo Ifjusagi Egye
siileteknek, illetve azon ke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-22

Az orszagos Youth Congress,
ahol a nemzet fiatalsaganak
a viraga gyiilt ossze, hogy
Washingtonbol az egesz or
szaghoz beszeljen, nemi meg
dobbeneSt keltett a viselkede-
sevel S kisse elvette a kedvet
a veliik valo foglalkozastol
minden embernek.
Ugy nezett XII, mintha mem
is annyira. a fiatalsag viraga,
mint annak ''makviraga" tar
totta volna a gyuleset.
Hangosak, larmasak, zabo-
latlanok voltak, mindent
"jobban tudtak", mint azok a
felnott emberek, akik a kere-
sukre hozzajuk beszeltek.
Az orszag elnoket lehurrog-
tax es lepisszegtek, inert
megmondta nekik, hogy a jo
allasokert dolgozni kell, AIT
mem lehet megszerezni min
denki szanara egy hangos
gytilessel.
Az eln0knet, akinek a seer
vezetiik joforman a letezeset
kosz0nheti, hasonlo modorta-
lansaggal fogadtak.
Csupan egyetlen egy szonok
nyerte meg a tetszesuket,
inert az ait mondta, amt Ok
hallani kivantak.
John L. Lewis, az amerikai
politikai ko1elet "bad5bOy"- "A
szemtelen modorban, mosdat-
Ian szajjal, olyan beszedet
mondott az eln0kr0l, hogy
azzal megnyerte az ifju urak
es h0lgyek tetszeset.
ARA biztatta oket, hogy
igenis, csak ussek belle az Or
rukat mindenbe, akar erte-
mex hozza, akar mem, inert
hiszen maga az eln0k sem ert
azokhoz a dolgokhoz, amiket
hivatalbol kell neki intezni.
Sokan hangoztattak ait a
vadat, hogy a Youth Con-
gress kommunistak befolyasa
alatt all es exert eleget kellett
Mrs. Rooseveltnek hallgatni.
A halatlan es neveletlen
kongresszus igazolta ezeknek
a vadaknak a nagy reszet,
meg mielott bevonult a tor.
venyhozas karzatara, hogy otj
tovabb pisszegjen.