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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
4a CUNT Meets First Real Test Battle With Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Bombers Rate Amonq
Best Basket Teams
In Armed Service
Wilson Teachers Face
6. u. in Return to
DribbIing Wars

Coach Elmer Ripleys high-spirit-
ed basket ball youngsters at George
town University get their first real
test of the season tonight when
they take on Aberdeen Proving
Grounds. The game at Tech High
gym will start at $50. It should
prove whether at this early date the
Hoyas had a couple OF soft touches
in their first two game or really are
hot.
Also on the collegiate program to-
night is Wilson Teachers Colleges
return to the basket ball wars in q
game at Catholic University. This
Is at 8:l5.
Georgetown already has defeated
Western Maryland and American
University and averaged 80 points
a game in doing so, but in facing
Aberdeen it meets a team in a diff
ferent class.
BOmbers Rated Among Best.
The BomberS already are being
called one of the best service teams
IN the country. 1t is built around
the husky Ben Scharnus, feet 3
inches tall and an excellent shot
from under the basket. He works the
pivot plays and is handy to have
around on rebounds.
He's midget, though, compared
with the center Georgetown will
send against him. Coach Ripley will
place opposite him the 6-foot-8 John
Mahnken who has tailed 48 points
in his two games this year. Ripley's
drills over the week end were con-
centrated on making the Hoyas a
better defensive team with Mahnken
working under the hoop to tap away
hostile set shots. Defense has been
the major weakness at the Hilltop
so far. The team has been scoring
heavily, but so has the opposition.
Familiar to d. C. Fans.
The other four Aberdeen starters
who will work around Schnarnus
all are familiar to Washington cage
fans. One is Angelo Musi, former
leading scorer at Temple which has
played Georgetown here. He was
an All-State player in Pennsylvania
for two years. The other three boys,
Moo Becker, Lou Romano and Mar
tin Passaglia, played here last sea-
son when Aberdeen defeated the
Hoyas freshman team, which is
pretty much the same team they will
face tonight. 1t was their cool, de-
lberate handling of the ball that
slowed down the snappy Hoya
youngsters and finally put them OF
stride when they were forced to de-
crease the tempo Of their game.
Coach Doc White has a team of
former high school players here to
send against Catholic U. tonight,
while the Cardinals will counter
with team that has had Mike
Scanlon and Fred Rice, jr., as It's
aces in its two games so far. Rice
has totaled % points In his two
starts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
Shorehom Closes Pool
Meets to Be Shifted

To conserve fuel and chemicals
the Shoreham Hotel swimming pool
has been closed for the winter. ac-
cording to an announcement from
Dudley Gordon, manager.
1t will reopen about May l. The
indoor swimming meets generally
held at the Shoreham will be shifted
to other pools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
GoriboIdi, Shapiro Mix
In Turner Mat Semi

Gino Garibaldi and Benny Shapiro
will tangle in the semifinal match
on Wednesday nights rassling pro-
gram at Turner's Arena. A two-man
team match also will be added to the
program. Promoter Joe Turner an
nounces.
The feature engagement lists the
Yellow Mask against Johnny Long
OF Baltimore. This is return
engagement, the two having worked
to draw last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

Five years ago - John F.
Chick Meehan, head football
coach at Manhattan since 1881
and former N. Y. u. mentor, re-
signed after disagreement with
university officials who wanted
him to devote full tins to ath.
letic post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

Today a year ago-West Coast
sites for Rose Bowl and East
West grid games cancelled at
Army's request because Of war:
chicago Bears whipped Green
Bay, 1914. In playof for western
title IN National Football League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

Three years ago-New York
Yankees named years No.
sports team in Associated Press
poll for fourth straight time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
Corinne Houser, Leon F|eisher
Victors in Bowling Upsets
No Matter Who Wins in Evening Stars
War Savings Event 1t Won't Surprise

Cornne Hauser the 18th annual Meyer and
Leon Feisher the first annual Bethesda Bowling Center Open in
big upses last night but matter who The Stars
ngs Tournament won't be surprise competing
under conditions that give opportunity all that dopeer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14
Hockey Statistics
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Eastern Division

Results Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, 3; Providence, o.
New Haven, 8: Cleveland, ,.
Indianapolis, z. Pittsburgh. 2.
Hershey. 5; Buffalo. 3 Overtime tie),
National IFAGJTE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-14

kesNlts Yesterday,
Chicago, B; Toronto. 2.
Montreal. z; New York.
Detroit !; Boston, l (tie).
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29

It is not popular custom among Jews any more to
draw strength from the dignity and power of the Bible
Only rabbs are supposed quote it. But for those who
deliberately refrain from invoking that document there is
implied rebuke in the speech that hardheaded fasdrivng
Businessman William L. Bait delivered "Im Ameri-
can Day. Mr. Bait who Chairman of the Requirements
Committee of the War Production Board devated the whole
of his speech at Gary Ind to quotations from references
to the Holy Scriptures of the Jews.
Mr. Bait felt he needed text he spoke to the mill
workers. He went to the Book of Deuteronomy for his
"n that great story, Mr. Bait sad Moses had led his
people to the edge of the Promised Land Some of them
came back to report and the Bible says And they took of
the fruit of the land in their hands and brought it down
unto us and said 'It is good land which the Lord our
God doth give u.s." +"
And SO Bill Bait to show how deeply he felt the priv
ege of being an American way back to the Book Of
the Jews to express his devotion and his loyalty And right
through his speech shOne the strands OF Biblical
which he had redged out the Sunday School learning OF
his youth eff the Bible teaches lesson more
than another it is is-hat mankind must earn freedom
by tOling ceaseessly in freedoms garden"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29
Talking OF Ourselves

If there is one noun that best describes the state OF
stare is is anathv" Nothing seems to matter Indfer-
ence to every major problem is the rule The whole atmOs
phere is heavy with the clouds of imminence and expect
in manv other WAYS The INSCRIPTIONS the self seeking
the vindicve could easily take advantage OF such lax
state of public feeling For want of aggressive
any policy however OmnOus for the future might De 0e
cIared bv a few to be the wish of the many. 10
And talking of apathy whatever became OF the
union" between the American Jewish Committee Aellc
Jewish Congress- Bnai Birth Authorization League ano
the Jewish Labor Committee that spoken OF with sucn
brash last January in Chicago? Inc RUE ne
rich few secluded and pertnacous IS apparently O Woo 81
1912
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-29
Our Youth The Hope of IsraePs Future

Confirmation Day, May 24th at the Jacksonville Jewish
Center six radiant girls and four purposeul boys were
gathered around the pulpit that night to be confirmed in the
Jewish faith They had completed ten long years OF ardu
study of Hebrew Jewish history peoples traditions
and the ethics of Judaism.
Many of who gathered here this solemn but festive
occasion forgot for the me the War and the sutterngs
brethren and mankind everywhere For this was the
House of Peace and this was the time of Joy.
Tonight there was happiness. The Center filled
with the fathers and mothers the relatives friends of
conrmands Pride glowed in the eyes of the parents
they realized that their little girls and boys had
grown up.
stir and then change over the Congregation
when the confrmands began speak We all leaned for
ward in our seats as we eagerly listened the sincere and
eloquent words of and praise that went directly TO
hearts For these people are bringing to u.s. the
strength felt weakness. They proclaim truth and
wisdom where felt doubt And they point upwards to
the OmnpOen One as the preserver OF our hopes ana their
hopes, too.
Voices the light of purpose in their And then the
appeared again to change Visions of fifty centuries
CT Jewish life began to before our eyes, We saw our
great prophets and the great kings OF Israel Moses
the awgver and then in procession the great jewish states
and leaders they filed through the halls OF time
bringing their talents and intense creative ability to every
age, to every country.
The speeches of the cOnfirmands seemed to unite us
with all those the past The boys and girls spoke on
Honor Charity Mercy and Wisdom which the fOunda
ton of human civilization in the dim past still alive more
than ever in our world today
The inspiration of youth had united the entire
congregation into close bond of fellowship exultng that
here in the and hands and minds of these determined
gifted young Jews and Jewesses would Israel lind new
champions to carry the torch onward not only for Judaism
nor only beloved America but for the human family
everywhere BY MORKIS ANObAChhN
CONFIRMANDS
Judaism Tn A War Torn World Lillian Greenbaum
Cod TS Ono Samuel Price
Cod Ie Omninotent Martin Weiss
I5+h;cc In Judaism Madeline ArOnOWitZ
The Jew And His Fellow Man - William Rose
Charity Tn Judaism Sylvia LeibOvitZ
Judaism And Peace Sarah DwOSkin
The Messiah Idea In Judaism Annette Zimmerman
declaration of Faith and VO-Ared BOrk and COnrmandS
Closing Prayer FRANCES HasDurg
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Pero en- ell segundo de los
autos en- que venia la comiti-
va, Sc libraba otro drama. un
drama de otra indole en- ell CO.
raz6n de una mujer buena.
Era Maria de las Moves,
que, sentada frente a Tony y
Dick, no quitaba los ojos del
rostro de su propio hijo.
Habian pasado muehos a.
nos, imuchos!,.. desde que Isl
doro de Borgoha y de Leon,
empujado por su sed de ven
ganza, habia hecho raptar, en-
la hacienda de Los Rosales, al
hijo de su esposa y de Miguel
de Guzman.
Miguelito, en- tOdos estos a.
nos, sabe ell lector que habia pa
sado todas las miserias y las
tristezas de la vida: hamSr9
iprivaciones, golpes malos ira
tos, todas las inclemencias de
una N~aturSleza implacable, el
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

fugeo de los e%stios, la mordedu-
ra de los hielos, de enero. fati-
gas, sin fin, V, para colmo. Ia bu
millaci6n y las palizas de que les
hacfa victimas sin cesar Ell in
mundo Cogorza, ayudado Y Sc
cundado por los Ctros verdupos.
Miguelito, con esta e~xistencia
de inferno, no hay que decir
que habia cambiado mucho.
Para que su metam6rfosis fue-
IA cOmpleta, el pobre nino como
sus hermanos de miseria y de
dclor, habia cambiado hasta de
nombre.
Pero Maria de las Moves era
su madre.
Las madres tienen un sexto
sentido, una especie de don de
presciencia, que adivina y per-
CHS 10 que las demas personals
no son capacoS de sentir.
Y la esposa de Miguel de Guz-
man, mientras dur6 81 trayecto
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Cuando desembarcaron los pa
sajeros del Excelsior, la marque
sa de Rio Verde, mientras besa-
ba y abrazaba, entire lagrimas,
a las dos Marias y a Pedro, es-
trechando luego la mano de Mi
guel de Guzman, habian tenido
un leve ~sobresalto.
AL serle presentado por Mi
guel de Guzman ell matrimo-
MO Rillard, la marquesa habia
frucido ell ceho.
Ell rostro deJosefina la la
md la atencion como 81 fuese
una persona va entrevista ma
eta mucho TEMPO.
Fue solo un instante.
La emoci6n de aquellos mo-
mentos, los llantos de las dos
Marias, borraron de la mente
de la santa sonora aquella pri
mera impression de extraneza.
Y asi Sc dirigieron todos al
hotel.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

desde la Estaci6n Martina has
ia ell Hotel de Oriente, no cest
de contemplar a los dos ninos,
sentados enfrente de ella y de su
marido y Josefina.
Los dos pequenos ~artistas, YES
tides ahora de marineritos, ca
llaban, cambiando de vez en-
vez entire 81 una mirada de inte-
ligencia Y una sonrisa muy dull
ce.
Maria de las Nieves, con "a
Quella p~resciencia de las ma
dres, habia creido descubrir en-
ell rostro de este nino, ciertos
wages recuerdos de aquel Migue
ditto, de aquel hijo de sus entra-
mas, periido tantos amos atras.
Y estudiaba el rostro del chi
QuiNo, calculando m~entalmente
los amos que tendria ahora este
pequeno y los que podria tener
su hijo.
No Sc atrevia, pOr 10 demas,
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

la dulce mujer, a comunicar a
Miguel de Guzman su vivisima
y emocionante sospecha.
Pero, con disimulo, observa.
ba 81 su marido miraba al nino.
Por dos veces, su coraz6n ha-
bia estaiO a punto de detenersa
roto por la emoci6n.
Miguel de Guzman tambi6n,
herido, sin duda, por la semejan
"a de este pequehuelo, de este
mozalbete con ell hijo perdido. 10
miraba ~fijamente, con un inte-
res inocultable.
iSospechaba Ago tambien su
espoSo?
Maria de las Moves tuvo va
rias wees en- los labios una fra
Sc qua la hubiera sacado de du-
das.
All fin, sin pcderse contener
mSs, la formula.
iAh, 81 este pequeno Sc llama
ra MiguelitoI,..
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
Los p~elotcros que jugaran contra
las Estrellas de la Costa Oeste
Seleccionados los pitchers que actuaran
contra la Liga I~ntersocial

Las ''Estrellas" de la Liga In
tersocial, seleccionadas por los
Idirectores de las novenas del C.
Asturiano, Circulo Cubano, Ca
balleros Leales y Unione Italia
ma, estan va practicando para ell
desafio del domingo, a beneficio
del Fondo de Alivio de Marina,
con las "estreIas" de la Costa
Oeste.
Vicente Granell actuara de di
rector de la selection, compues-
tas hasta la fecha por Mickey
Hernandez, Joe Benito, Lingo
Pulido, Rafael Fernandez, Ju-
nior Mott, Larry Robes, Robert
Longval, Manuel Onis, Manuel
Fernandez, Nick Schiro, Bernar
do Fernandez, Sam Pizzolatto,
Roberto Pulido, Luis PinieNa,
Gus Leavine, Joe Schiro, Willie
Beasley, Ramon Rodriguez, vi
cente Graneyl, Faustino Casa :
res, Gonzalo Granell y Buddy
Rollins.
Jimmy Blackwood, director
dc los Tanquistas de Lakeland,
anunci6 aver que la Liga de la
Costa Oeste utilizara a los pit
chers Brown, del Drew Field;
Huckabee, del MacDill Field;
Dement'S, del Plant City; Poole,
del Plant City; Swindells, del
drew, y "FOots" Norris, de los
Tanquistas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Como catJhers actuaran Wal
ter Dull, de los Tanquistas; Be-
zeka, DEF Drew; O'Brien, del Nc
Dill, y Straub, de los pescadores
de Boromei.
Asistiran a Blackwood dos
hombres de gran experienced
''beisbolera," Taylor, director
del Plant City, y Charlie Allen,
del Tasco.
"Foots" Norris, ell pitcher de
los Tanquistas, todavia no ha 81
10 derrotado.
I'm programa especial de atle
tismo, dirigilo por Nash Hig-
gins, empezara a cumplirse a
las 2:15 de la tarde, an.es de EN-
pear ell juego.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
LA VENTA DE BILLETES PA
RIA Ell JUEGO DEL DO
MINGO

Sc efectuara manana una re-
union, a las $50 de la noche, en-
81 Centre Asturiano, por los
miembros del comtie encargado
de vender los tickets" de entra
da para ell desafio del pr6ximo
domingo.
Componen q comite y tienen
|el deber de ssistir los Sres. Jose
A. Gonzalez, Ramon Fernandez
Rey, E. o. Palermo, Victoriano
Mantiega, A. A. Fernandez, ig-
nacio Fonte, Francisco Garcia,
Francisco Barcena, Sam Ferra-
lri Severino Martinez, Frank
Falsone, Karl Cuesta, Armando
Rodriguez, A. Castro y Francis
co Gonzalez.
La venta de billetes de entra-
da, en- las fabricas, cafes, res
taurantes, ETC., programa de ma
nera satisfactoria.
La colonia latIna sc prOpone
evidenciar, una vez mas, que su
devotion a la demoeracia es sim
cera,
Todo ell dinero que 81 particle
produzca Sc entregara al FondC
de Auxilio de la Marina.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
DEPORTES
MURIO Ell VETERANO d.
RECTOR EDDIE MEAD

New York, mayo 25.-Un no.
table y veterano director de gla-
diadores, Eddie Mead, falleci6
aver a la edad de 40 amos. Fue
director de tan c6lebres pGgiles
como Henry Armstrong, el ne
grito q. ostento tres coronas Joe
Lynch y Anton Christoforidis.
Al salir de una barberia, en-
Broadway, Sc cay6 en- la acera,
muriendo en- pocos minutes.
Acbu6 como "padrino'' de Jo-
Sc Luis la noche en- que Ell negro
''dinamitero" lie puso a dormir,
en- un segundo encuentro.
Bajo su direction Armstrong
conquist6 cerce de 40 v~ictorias
'consecutivas y ostent6 las coro-
mas del peso de puma, peso IL
gero y peso weller.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
uIGA MACDONALD

I'm batazo de West, de cuatro
2%squinas, di6 a los Braves la vic
toriaen el onceno inning. lost
fue Ell pitcher ganador y Lohr-
man ell atropellado. Froilan Fer
nandez bateo un hit Y ccmeti6
.pn error.
New York lie, Oh, De; Boston
&c, Oh, 4e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
VICTORIA DE LULU CONS.
TANTINO

New York, mayo 26.-Con un
peso de 129 libras, Lulu Cons
tantino, aspirante legitimo a la
corona del peso de pluma, ven
clio aver por nocaut, en- ell quin-
to asalto, a Lou Transparent,
de Baltimore. Sc efectuo la pc
lea en- ell Palacio San Nicolas.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
CAPITULO XIV
ColaSiHo, huge

I'm immense desencanto Sc re-
trato en- rostro adorable de Ma
ria de las Moves.
Y va iba a pregntar algo mas
al niho, al otro niho tambien,
euanto el auto Sc detuvo en- Sc
CO. Habian llegado al Hotel de
Oriente.
La comitiva baj6 y vino la es-
eena de besos y de abrazOs, de
hantoS tambien, al encontrar q
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
Folletin No. 321
La Gaceta
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
Pedrol... ~. sin embargo!. /.

Pedro. L.. ", sin embargol...
-Pero ahora sere 20 mismo
el que la busque-anadi6 Ell in
geniero-. JQuieres que salga-
mos juntos ito?
-Cuando quieras, querido-
contest6 ell marques que tenia
Un brazo echado sobre el hom-
bro de su sobrino.
Y va Sc d~isponian a marchar-
Sc, cuando ocurri6 un incidente
i~nesperado, un suceso que iba a
tener grandes constituencies pa
IA nuestro amiguito Dick Y su
hermano de dolor ell guapo Mi
guelito...
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Los Rojos vsrulearon a los
Piratas. Alfonso no bate6 de
Shit, en- 3 veces. Phelps fue
mandado com o"emergente" y
pogo un hit.
Pittsburgh 1c, Oh, 1e; Cinci
&c, 9Th, De-.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Disparando 13 hits los Carde
males vencieron a los Cubs.
White recibi6 cr6dito por ell ext
to. La derrota lie TOGO a Schmitz.
st. Louis 10c, 13h lie; Chica-
go &c, 8h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
LIGA AMERICANA

Hudson oumin6 a los Atleti-
cos, dando la victoria a los Sena-
dores. Esta.ella pogo un hit en-
cinco wees al bate. Serpentine-
10 derrotado: MarchildOn.
Washington Loo, 13h, De; Phi
iadelphia &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Detroit &c, Oh, 2e; st Louis
|3c, 10h, lie.
Una mala tirada de New
houser do el triunfo a los
Browns.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Hassett descarg6 un trIoey =
IN hit.
Boston lie, Tn, 0e; New York
Sc, 7h, 2e.
LOS Indios alcan7aron aycr 81
Tlinta derrota consecutive, es-
"a vez a manos de los Madias
Blancas. Sc deiicaron los ingre-
SOS dal desafio al Fcndo de Auxi
Flo de Ia Marina.
Chicago sc, 12h, 2e; Cleve-
Land lc, Oh, &c..
La gaceta., 1942-05-26
IA GAC,ErA

Curt Davis dej6 a los Philliee
en- dos hits y nirglna carreta.
Hcerss cargo con Ia derrota.
Medwick peg6 I'm tribey y an tn
beg.
Philadelphia DC, In, lie; Brook
Ign &c, IN, De.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

ST senior
Compre la pintura B.
L. P. Solamente Sc ven
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Isl resultara, en- verdad Dor
uno de esos azares de la vida,
Ipor uno de esos milagros de la
vida, su propio hijol...
pregunt6, inclinandose un
'poco hacia adelante:
como te llamas, pequeho?
II Tony!
La gaceta., 1942-05-26

Vencieron los Yankees a los
Medals Rojas de Boston, con
Chandler de pitcher.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-12
UJRA KEZDODIK A MUNKA
- DE CSAK ROVID ID6RE

1927 ianuar 19-ere hivtak
ossze az vi gyiilest. vi tisztikar
valasztasra. Elnokke valasztot-
tax Debrovszky Andrast, al
eln0kke Turner Jozsefet, titkar-
ra Revesz Kalmant, penztar-
nokka 10th Istvant, ellen6rre
Homolya Istvant.
A gyiles rnindjart elhataroz-
ia, hogy taviratban keri az al
lami t0rvenyhozokat, akada-
lyozzak meg a bekebirok es
konstablerek tulkapasait es
vedjek jobban az allan polga-
rainak jogait. Azonkiviil a
Kossuth szoborra valo gyujtest
is elhataroztak, valamint egy
nagyszabasu marcus 15-iH i'm
nep rendezeset.
Sajnos, a bekesseg mem So
kaig tartott, ugyanazok az ele-
mex, melyek egy izben mar
megbenitottak a nagybizottsag
mukodeset, ujra megkezdtsk
furasukat, szitottak az ellen
teteket, melyek vi bonyodal-
rakat jelentettek a nagybi-
zottsagban.
Junius 25-en Turner Jozsef
alelnok es 10th Istvan penz-
tarnok beadtak lemondasukat,
mire Kaluczky Janost valasz-
tottak meg a viharos gyules le-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-12
A YOUNGSTOWN NAGYBIzOTTSAG
HUSz0N0T EVE

is elhataroztak, hogy Harding
elnok beiktatasi iinnepsegen a
nagybizottsag eln0kevel es alel-
nokevel kepviselteti magat.
A legkozelebbi gyiilesen arrol
targyaltak, hogy a nagybizott-
sagban t0moriilt szervezetek-
mex kozos halaleseti segelyre
kellene biztositani tagjaikat.
Tobb gyiiles is volt ebben az
ugyben, de testet soha Sc mem
0lt0tt a nenes gOndolat.
Ebben az evben is lelkesen
unnepeltek a nagybizottsag
rendezeseben marcus 15-et,
nemcsak az erk0lcsi skier volt
nagy, de az anyagi skier is fe-
Iulmulta a varakozast.
Aztan hanyatlas ALT be a
nagybizottsag eleteben. A beke-
kotes utan a munkaviszonyok
megromlottak, az elet nehezebb
lett es olyan politikai jelszaval
jottek divatba, melyeket jobb-
erzesii magyarjaink mem ked-
veltek. Egyesek politikai gyi.
l5sek szinhelyeve akartak tenni
a nagybizottsagi gyiileseket es
emiatt sokan elmaradtak 6
nagybizottsagtol. Huszonegy
masodik feleben ketsegtelenii
cs0kkent az erdekl6des a ragy.
bizottsag irant.
1922 januar 29-re tisztujitt
gyulesre hivtak a tagokat, dt
olyan keves intezmeny kepvi
seltette magat a gyulesen, hogy
a megjelentek jobbnak lattal
egyszeriien megkerni a reg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-12

n0k0t, az Rleln0k Sc volt jelen
a gyulesen, ICY eln0klesre Mt.
Laky Zsigmondot kertek fel.
EFT. a gyiilest azert hivtak
egybe, inert Maria roman XII
ralyne Youngstownba jott,
hogy egy Romanianak nyuj-
tando k0lcs0nnek propaganda
fejtsen XII. A nagybizottsagnak
ez a gyulese mutatta, hogy
mikor a magyarsag javara ten
nj kellett valamit, az itteni
magyarsag mindig egymasra
talalt, elsimultak az ellente-
tex is.
Ez a gyules kinondta, hogy
500 peldanyban ismertet0 le-
velet kiild XII a romaniai hely-
zetrol, a kisebbsegek rettent0
elnyomatasarol el6kel6 ameri-
kaiaknak, hogy raire Maria XII
ralyne Youngstownba erkezik,
eek a k0rok ismerjek az igazi
helyzetet es tudjak AIT is, hogy
a k0lcs0nt voltakepen bitorolt
joszagra, Magyarorszagtd elra-
bolt ertekekre akarjak felvenni
A gyules hangulatara jellem-
70 volt, hogy a k0ltsegeket a
megjelentek oft nyomban ossze
is adtak.
Eppen ez a gytiles, melynek
meltosagteljesseget a jegyzo,
konyv is leszegezi, AIT is XII
mondta, hogy megkiserlik a
nagybizottsagot vi eletre kel-
teni. Ezen a gyiilesen talalko-
zunk el6sz5r a mai eln0k:
Brogly Ferenc nevevel, aki AIT
inditvanyozta, hogy 1927-ber
nagy magyar napot renderze.
mex es ezt a gyiles egyhan.
gulag magaeva is tette.