The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-03-24

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There is many story a ng the
uniformed men who stan at the
doors Of various New Yo, estab-
lishments, night clubs az apart
ment houses. Though their tire is
often giittering, the job is mental
one, bowling and scraping - open
ing and closing doors of sported
cars or mere taxicabs. Ba in the
ranks at the moment are former
star of the SILENT screen, former
boxing champion. q one ene big
contractor, several mer ers OF
Russian nobility as well s men
who have held positions of 1st and
responsibility. Then there Elmer
Szemzo, guardian of the ssgals Of
Zinmerrnan's Hungaria. lie sell
,dom plays cards. When h docs, it
is never. for more than 2 emmy .
point. Yet Szemzo, M ,aoer of
a noble family of Hungs =, is a
doorman because of gamh0lg.
Szemzo's uncle was- known
throughout Europe as the sn who
played cards with gloves Natu-
rally there was reason fol UGH &C.
ton. When young man he had
promised his distressed me per that
he would never touch q Fd. The
gloves enabled him to Keep that
promise But luck was agS INST him
and his fortune went over ie gam
ing tables. Then there II > Sem
eos father, also a well-k wn but
more conservative gamt r. For
years his lucky streak ntinued
and finally he became :. own as
one of the richest men In ungary.
But the turn came and tb fortune
he had amassed went. b. TX over
the gaming tables. Now lie lives
! on the Riviera, his sole come a
small pension which he re- lives as
retired Hungarian gene 81,
e.
When the family estat shrank
from 10000 acres to a all plot
near Budapest, Szemzo cas- to this
country to study agricultul intend
ing to cultivate that last b of land.
But word came that his ! her had
lost it in card game. So looked
about for a job. AS that W; Just aft
er the World war, jobs We scarce.
But he finally obtained position
In restaurant He 40 ked his
way up quickly and bee lie man.
ager of that restaura ant, He held
other similar positions, IN mar
ried young American s, ply
stefan. She preferred ! practice
in the Midwest and they sparated.
Then bad breaks came. hen Zim-
norman opened his new + staurant,
Szemzo applied for the eorman's
post. Zimmerman knew. is father
In the old country, and \ L him to
work. And he has no tasf for gam
bling. &.
Daniel E Eisenberg : *president
of an organic alton which,. the last
| Is years has found mor.s han 1872,
600 missing persons. WelE@Mr. Els
enberg recently turned 6 r to the
police the job of finding missing
person. When he retuf J to his
Brooklyn home the 9th evening,
he found that a burglt lad been
there ahead of him ant ad stolen
number of valuables 1T was a
bit embarrassing for hif o call up
the SEVENTEEN precinct ation and
give his name and occ alton but
! there was nothing else do. And
| that embarrassment ! MT been
lessened by telephone c. = and let
tiers, as well as telegrss IS, advis-
ing him how to 60 abous aiding the
| culprit.
There's something az ealing in
this homely bit of phils pphy ex-
pressed by Gertrude b 3, whose
radio serial, 1.-The GoldH fgs," has
been running for the last ae years:
when your clothes are tiled. you
soak them thoroughly, ssh them
and then iron them out. slhe same
should apply to your WI ties, your
opinions of others, .yo general
viewpoint on life itself. AXE stock
once in awhile, rinse yer mind OF
bad opinions and you'll nd it easy
to iron out most of you4 troubles. %
The old publicity stut sf rushing
a star from one show = another
with a police escort fS I'd to ma
terialize when Mary NJ ctin did "a
piece on the Eddie Ca or broad
cast. Plans were all me- to hurry
Miss Martin from ''..Lear II to Me, -
in which she is feature when il
was learned that "Leav> 1t to Me-
was playing next door the thea
ter from which Cantor uss,to broad
cast. q