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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Professor Quiz To Tackle Holy Cross, |NYU Grid Coaches
Special to The DemOcrat)

New York, Oct. IT. CUP) A knowledge of the relative merits of the single wing as opposed to half nelson will avail Head Coaches Joe Sheeketski of Holy Cross and Dr.. Nal Stevens of N. Y. U. very little when they face radios Professor Quiz in a special question and answer "bee" which headlines the monster Holy Cross football rally in the grand ballroom of the Hotel Abbey Friday evening, October 18.
 The portly pundit who originated the quiz craze has prepared a man. killing schedule of brain-teazers which he will throw at the two men, tors and a select group of New York football writers. It is understood that all musical questions will be re- ferred to the Holy Cross band which will be on hand-65 strong.
 University authorities have de- clared a school holiday on Friday, 1 and the word from Worcester is that special trains and busses will bring hundreds of Purple alumni and un- dergraduates to New York for the rally which touches of new foot ball rivalry for the Crusaders Alumni delegations from Boston Providence, New Haven, Worcester Hartford and other cities through out New England, have signif1ec their intention of being in Yankee stadium when the Purple warriors of Holy Cross face New York uni versity's blushing Violets on Satur' day afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
PAN-AMER|CAN
 GAMES IN 1942
Brundage Reports on Bue= nos Aires Meet; May
 Replace Olympics

New York, Oct. 17.-UP)-Fffteen sports, two less than those sched- uled for the cancelled Olympic games this year at Helsinki, Finland, were listed today on the tentative schedule for the first Pan American games to be staged at Buenos Aires in 1942.
 The list was contained in the re- port of Avery Brundage, president of the Pan American games com- mittee, on the recent Pan American sport congress at BuenoS Aires. It includes basketball, boxing, chess, cycling, fencing, polo, rowing, shoot ing swimming. tennis, track and field, water polo, weight lifting wrestling and yachting.
 Chess, polo and tennis were not on the Helsinki list, which included however, soccer football, the Pen- thalon, riding, and Greco-Romar wrestling.
 Sixteen of the q countries in the Pan American Union were repre- sented at the Buenos Aires sport: congress. The other five are ex' pected to participate in the A games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Local Teams Brush Up For Week-End l1LtS
CONN 'NURSED'
 |. IN PREP PARAT|ON FOR LOUIS BOUT
Jacobs Signs Mccoy for Return Bout Just in
 Case

Boston, Oct. 17.-(UP)-World Light Heavyweight Champion Billy Conn of Pittsburgh and Al Mccoy, New England heavyweight titlist. who meet here tomorrow night in Q 10-round non-title bout were to complete training preparations to- day with light workouts.
 Mike Jacobs, New York boxing czsr, who is building up Conn for shot at Champion Joe Louis, an- nounced on arrival yesterday that he has signed Mccoy for a return bout with the youthful 1rishman to guard against possible upset of his plans.
 If the veteran Mccoy wins, he will face Conn within 60 days in a l5-round bout at New York, Jacobs said.
 Conn worked four rounds with two sparring partners yesterday but was a bit disappointed with his showing. His manager, Johnny Ray, however, was pleased. "It'S the right frame of mind for him to be in, , Ray said.
 Mccoy who trained in New York confined his work to bag punching and shadow boxing. Promoter Rip Valenti predicted the bout would draw $25,OOO gate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
ThiSSpOrting
 World
Fordham's FiIipOwicz Spurns Baseball
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY


 The current around New York Steve d snpOw U vania Polish boy fair to become another Ed seny Jim oieys and has taken his tooEOa so SCI 1siv That he given promising career as naSeoan 50 yard forward passes in professional aseDa uaC i ootba and good twice long Sees sec[e ia to end of couple ot passes @ do M else and he also wou nke W foot at kicking when the Rams get in ngn so e been allowed to bootng Fordham as yet ana TOT od reason passing good that crowley "an m that and nothing else
 Farley of Waterbury who knOcKed nm eHf out of pitching when he hurt in ae here's interesting FOrdhams FnpOW1cz WnO gave up baseball football:
 Frank Frisch admiration he watched FpOwicz the football to FOon"m ~ " backfield practice
 Gvv that Martin and he pegs e remarked Frch manager or the f'S- hurr Pirates American back at Fodham m SAo
 "yered get Frsch asked Sleepy Jim Crowley
 "Oh found Pennsylvania" replied the Rams cOach
 "Tt took six trips the railroad fare
 Youre right looking baseball player Hes pac in mainly pitcher but he mas caught high school hulpmon fa miner had him lay off pitching last sum- uner for he damage his arm for football
 walked off mutering something aDOut 'ne shortcomings of baseball scouts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
TECH ON EDGE
 FOR MAJOR TEST
 WITH CROSBY II.
High School Rivals Meet for First l04O Game
 Saturday

The IAavenworth High football squad, with two weeks of constant drilling, are ready to "take" Cros- by high when they meet in the annual intro-city scholastic grid classic at municipal stadium Sat- urday afternoon, asserted Coach Bill Tracy this morning, Coach Bill Schofield of the Old Ivy is con- fident that his lads will keep their string of victories over Tech un- broken.
 Casting aside the partisan prog rloStications of the coaches, @ look at the records for both teams this year shows that Crosby has the edge, but a very thin one. In three starts, the boys fin blue have regis tered a victory over Norfolk, 60, loss to Torrington, 6-O, and 8 deadlock with Bridgeport Central, 6-6.
 The Tech Tigers, also with three games played thus far, took Shell ton 6-0, lost to Manchester 12-7, and were blanked by Warren Hard ing 19-0. But as always in this city-series, past records mean very little. Which ever way the game goes, it is certain that it will be chuck-fun of thrills and spills.
 Tracy has his backf1eld of Capt. Frank Lazesky, Overton, Voegtle and Santopietro in tune for the scrap, and many Tech rooters are pinning their hopes on the power house combination of Lazesky and Santopietro.
 The East Main street followers are looking to George Brown to carry the brunt of the attack and are freely predicting a top-sided victory to make it four straight over Leavenworth.
 Wilby High gridsters travel to Stratford for a game there tomor- row. Eddie Salvatoe, brilliant Green and White back, is reported in good shape after the bruising part he played in Wilby's rout of Nauga- tuck last Saturday. Capt. Dick Alvarez is still unable to play be- cause of his injured shoulder, but Coach Jimmy Lee reports that he will be ready for the Torrington tilt Nov. 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Sport QUESTIONS Answered

Have you sports question you want answered? Write your ques- ton clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th street, Wash ingtOn, D. C., enclosing a Scent postage stamp for personal reply. Don't telephone: write as directed.
 o. Did James J. Corbett have the same color hair and eyes as James J. Bra6dock?
 A. Braddock has brown eyes and chestnut brown hair: Corbett had brown hair but his eyes were blue.
 O. When is the 1041 Santa Anita handicap scheduled to be run?
 A. Saturday March 1. The value of the race will be $100.000 added.
 Q. What is Buddy Baer's real name and how much younger is he than his brother, Max?
 A. Buddy was christened Jacob Baer, Jr., and is six years younger than Max.
 e. Which jocky rode 0ILLIE when that horse won the Santa Anita Derby, and which horse fins ished second and third in that race9
 A. Ridden by jockey silvio Coucl dILLfE won the Derby In 1895, wltll WIiISKOLo second and DEMON gTRATI0N third.
 c. Was the race horse, TIMf SUPPLY interfered with by th' winner, TOP ROW, in tho ie56 San ta Anita Handlcap7
 4. The comment Acc0nipanyinl the olilclal chart of the race was 'Srop ROW worked his way up oi the Inside after going a half mil' and coming t0 the outside in thI stretch, took . sh0rt lead after efoag lng In front Of TIME SUPPLY WiloppHn and RonHMoNT Aill steod . hard drive salnelT to wifi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Odds And Ends

Got thinking lad himself lucky around when they get gabg about this that and the other her Miller HSton Johnny
 
 bridges before them will preside M tonight the Dusty Softba champs from the Chase Companies honoed the oemens assoca trophies said spiel labeled When Boy etc Red Negri of Danby for football and boxing big with the Boston Bears still his footwok Buffalo last Sunday intercollegiate ITS " M Julie of the feathwegh champ Pete Scao said signed for against Frankie Wallace a Wallace
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
Down Memory Lane

Waterbury Indies important football game Torrngton brought back memories o the great grid the Tongon Valley Parks
 and and tough like Buck Berger Tom
 Clifford John Dish for short; Coach Jim Ieary Phil Fectau Howie Dalton and Johnny nd Tmmy Grove Jack 1nnes Jake IaWo Jake and So Friedman
 again. bitter cold Fusench Park with no score be- listed Sarog that South scores South Ends ball on the two yard me- Referee Williams South 20 made Later formation then sweet field goal as anyone ever Valley Williams notwithstanding
 the joyous ride which a Friedman bkers college could hope to look a dead
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
TEXANS HOOP DRILL

Coach Johnny Barnes of the Tex ans basketball squad of the Wash- ington Park Community League is sending out his first cali for candi- dates for this years quintet. The team will drill tomorrow night at 2 o'clock at Barnard school gym.
 The Texans have lost Eddie Bart kus, star performer on their team last year, who is now enrolled at Elon College. Members of last years team who are expected to answer the first call are Joe Diamond, Wall ly Rats, Lefty Adams, Tates Lom- bardi, Joe Smokis, Joe Lawlor and Mike Zemoluis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
INDIE JRS. DRILL

The Town Plot Indie Jrs. will hold a practice session tonight at FOO.
 This weeks drill will be for Sum- dya's game with the Fairlawn A. O.
 The game is to be played at Washington Park at 2:l5 o'clock.
 Manager James Natale urges all players to be on hand for this drill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17

TIME SUPPLY also made his move an exceptionally fine effort, might have won but for the interference in the last half mile and. showing suffered"
 Q. When playing poker with the joker wild" do five aces beat a royal flush?
 A. Not only five aces, but any five of kind beat royal or any straight flush, when there is a wild" card.
 @. How long did it take Jack Dempsey to knock out the wrestler,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
DUDLEY PROMOTED
 AT LOUISVILLE

Boston, Oct. IT, (UP) = Bruce Dudley, voted the outstanding minor league executive in 1889. today as- sumed new duties as president of the Louisville club of the American as- sociation after his promotion by the Boston Red Sox, new owners of the team.
 Dudley, former sports editor of the Louisville Courier Journal. had been business manager of the Colonels. The promotion was announced here last night.
 Cowboy Luttrell in their recent match at Atlanta?
 A. The bout lasted four minutes and fifty-eight seconds, Luttrell be- ing counted out in the middle of the second round. Twelve thousand persons witnessed the contest. o. How many autos may : be i parked at the Santa Anita Race Track in California? l A. Surfaced parking accommo- dations are provided for 27y00O cars.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-17
TENNIS OLD SPORT

1'enls has flourished in South America neal gisayh0l AlBMpW America nearly as long As Co sle United States, The lDfh Ohampl0ns ship Of the River Platte vas held at Duen0s Aires last May
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16
Az EPITG-IPAR
KISSE

klSSE
kevesebbet termel, mint a
multi evben, leginkabb azert,
inert a WPA keretei kozt epi-
tett nagy kozepiiletek fel van
max emelve vagy be vannak
tetozve.
Ha azonban a tobbi iparban
a k0vetkezo ket hetben az
emelkedes tovabb tart (vagyis
a haborus kilatasok megnyul-
nak), akkor az epit6-ipar is vi
erore kap, inert csak a, penz-
telenseg tartja vissza az embe-
rex szazezreit, hogy az olcso
FILA alapjan ne epithessek a
maganhazak szazezreit az or
szag minden reszeben.
Az auto-ipar holt-szezonja ell
k0vetkezett, de a mostani ter
melesi iramot mem lehet holt
max nevezni, miutan kozel jar
max most is a heti szazezer
kocsihoz. S ha a ket het ota
mutatkozo altalanos javulas
tovabb tart, kiil0nosen ha
ait a haborus esemenyek fo-
kozzak, akkor az auto-ipar a
holt szezont at fogja ugorni,
S az emelkedes a .termelesben
ujra kezdodik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16
A KONNYJJ IPARBAN

egyel0re mem tenyezo a ha-
boru, csak annyiban, ameny-
nyiben a mas iparagakban
foglalkozo munkasok bevasar-
lasi kepessege nagyobb lesz.
Icy a k0nnyii iparban mind
0ssze 0t szazalekkal termelnek
t0bbet, mint hasonlo id6kben
a multi evben S ugyanebben az
aranyban emelkedett a keres-
kedelem forgalma.
A konnyu iparban es a ke-
reskedelemben viszont joggal
remelik, hogy ha a haborus
szallitasok igazan megkezdod-
mex, akkor az oszre a. foldmu-
veseknek is Sokkal jobban
megy, rendesebben keresnek a
munkasok, S akkor ''boom"
vagy legalabb prosperitas lesz
minden iparban es minden liz
letben.
A f0ldmuvesek termenyeinek
az ara mar felment a mutt
heten emelkedett a myers
anyag ara minden vonalon,
amik a k0vetkezo honapokra
jo viszonyokat josolnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16
MUSSOLINI HIRTELEN ELHALLGATOTT

Abban pianatban Hitler csapatai betortek Hol-
andaba es Begiumba Mussoni hirteen ealgatott Lat
hato az utobb hetekben olasz kator embee
Hitler kedveet erveket akaro dipoacai jatekot folyat-
tax Esze agaban volt Mussonnek hogy Bakanon habo-
rut kezden csak oda akarta ereni fgyeet hogy
Hitler nyugat oldalon valo tamadasra elkeszhessen
Igaz hogy ezt tettek angolok es francak Mozdua
talk oyan jellegiek votak Fodko tengere mntha csak
ugyan belle akarnak kenyszerten Mussonit znvaasba
sznten mem gondoltak ARA, hogy tamadanak Bakanon
Most egyeore tetlen marad Oaszorszag diktator i'll
nyugodtan Roaban vara felemenyeket Vagos bizony-
saga ennek az hogy New York varosabo utak nditoak
enua tele Rex hajo amt ettek vona olaszo ha
mem tudnak, hogy hamarosan haboruba Iyen
draga hajot mem kockaztatnanak mas esetben
Ez azonban meg jelenti AIT, hogy Mussoni teten
marad Vaoszn hogy ha Hitler nagy gyozemeket
Hollandaban es Belgumban akkor beebocsatko
zk haboruba es meggyenglt Franciaorszago hatulro
szurja szven
igazi viseledes ARA kenyszerit francakat
ogy eros serege taranak olasz haaron hoot
nagyon hasznalhatnak Hterre ugyanye keny
helyzetben vannak Spanyoorszagga szemben is inert
Franco dkator kacsntgat Gibraltar ee es Hitler
skeeket e akor mines kzarva hogy megpr6baa
szarazfod ehat gyenge oa elol Gibraltar bevetelet Ez
vegzetes csapas enne angol bodaom eknteyere
ellen probaa angookat vedeni negyedmo
katona, akik spanyol hatar menten alanak
N1INDEN A CsATATERT6 LFtGG
j0v6 most mar harcteri eserenyekt6 ugg nagy az
gaz haboru megndult es most egyverek dadala dont6
Ket eesen fekeszlt elenfel all egyassa szeben ugy
atszik hogy erejuk k0rulbelul egyforma '
Ha angolok had ereje meg tokeletes francak
aaposan fel vannak keszlve es neez csakra ka
tas Talan mem hadseregekben levo tomegk
vezetes 6 volta es katona elan amado szelem endete
fogja eldonteni haboru tovahbi sorsat
nemetek leveg6ben nagy folenyben vannak meg, de
Amerika segtsegeve ITALIAN egy belu ancak
gook elerhetik kerdes hogy earthate addig ha
boru, vagy k0zben bek0vetkezik harcteri d0ntes?
Aggodni csak egyt6 kell Ato hogy nemeteknek
okban tartot es eddigne harci eszko
zeik Lege varanak percek alatt beveee mutaa
is lehet hogy csak veletlen volt
Harminc nap alatt kortbelu megtudja viag hogy mi
lesz haboru vege Ha harmnc nap aatt valameyik
veri maka Belgumb akkor dont6 vereseget jeent e
haborunak eseteg gyors befeezeset Els ha mar le
hetett ekeruln rettenetes vrontas taan jobb u.s. ha
vegeges d0ntes minel gyorsabban kovetkezik be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16
a Macy HABORU ESEMENYEI

gepeket leroboltak hangarokat maid fodre szatak ne
met csapatok elfogaltak Rotterdam nagy hdjat
alomast smive jszaka soteteben ette derek
holland pogarok regge ebredtek hogy nyakukon
ellenseg Tobb zben probakoztak holland katonak
hogy Roterdambo kverek ezeket hatba taad6 nemeeke
de sajnos harmadik napon kenyteenek votak beis-
mern hogy nemet hader6vel bnak es abort
tett viag harmadik kk0t6 varosaban
Angel franca segitseg $50 Sc lehet arr6 hogy
neneeknek uat tudjak vagni hoandok egitseg az
elso harom napon ekeze meg franck nagyon
vannak szarazfoldon kel e6e menenek Hoanda fele mig
az angooknak tenger felol varhao segsege rtheeten
okokbo kesk
Ugy atszi angol hadvezeoseg feladja Ho
andat es ereet Belgium megvedesere osszpontosa ami
tona zepontbo ehet heyes doog vegeen csaodast e
lent Hollandara es vilag semleges nemzeteire
BELGIUM KEZDEm HELYZETE
nemet taadassal szemben egye6re Belgium all erosen
Kozvetlen hataron tudtak etartoztatni neet taa
dokat akk mntegy tzenot eroldet haladtak elor
eret teha belga fodre ettek at es eor kos mgpesse
szogaltak.
bega vedelem esosorban a begak eger6sebb varara
Lege varosara volt eptve varakat ranca ututaas mel
lett epiteek es ait remeek hogy Liege kol varak
legalabb oyan erosek mint francia Maginot
dtvenyei.
Ez remenyseg Walt be-
vilaghaboru idejen nemet hadseregnek kilenc nap
keett ARA hogy Lege vara bevege Most pen kenc
volt csak szkges Valam egeszen egyver hasnaak
nemeek, ameynek mivoltat meg merik de amelyre
Hitler mar azel6tt tett cezast amey tenyleg
XVIII harcaszat eszkoz lehet
Klenc rvid perc alatt szornyege egyverre
ehet epusztitani oyan eros vara mint Lege Maguk
francak erk hogy mi t0rtenhete ege korl s varjak
hogy mi lesz maid akkor, ha nemeek Namour vaa ala ju
max Ez masodk eros belga var es ha neetek yen
gyorsan tudnak vegezn akkor tenyleg valam ree
mes fegyveruk, amely csakugyan dont6 ereju ehet
Egyebkent Belgiumba mar bevonutak franciak es
kelly szamu ango hader6 gaz nagy osszekoek beg
terleten hamaosan varhatok Eebevago oeg angoora
nezve hogy Begumban szine dont6 gyozemeke
nak inert konben vegso veszeyt mem kerlhetk el Ha
Hitler ell tuda erni belga engerparot akkor Anglia
esz tobbe menthet6 Ell ogak ozonleni nemet repogpek
anny evszazad ota esozben szanak eenseges kaonak
az angol teriiletekre. h.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16

CIO, csak egy negyedresztik-
mex az AFL es t0bb hatalmas
gyartelepen "fuggetlen" seer
vezet mellett szavaztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16
I'LL ID I'll s w ID NJ ID

(FOlytataS a 4-ils oldalrol.
oriasi, milliardos rendelesekrol
beSzelnek S harom Shiftaban
dolgoznak a rezbanyaszatban,
amelyben ma mar a termeles
Szaz szazalekat elertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16

lag Sokan a szervezetek ellen
fordultak.
CSak a SZavaZott munkaSOk
egy harmadreszenek kellett a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16
A MUNKA FRONTJAN

nagyobb esemenyek a multi
heten mem voltak. A Federal
Labor Relation Board ujabb
d0nteseket hozott a Ford
gyar ellen, AIT ujabb csoport,
regebben elcsapott munkasok
visszavetelere itelte.
Termeszetesen Ford a Labor
Board d0ntese ellen a birosag-
nal keres maid vedelmet
A General Motors es a CIO
kozt az vi berszerzodesre all
max a targyalasok es a gyar
vezetosege ezekben a napok-
ban kezd az AFL-el is tar
gyalni, miutan a vallalat 0t
guardian az a szervezett ka-
pott t0bbseget.
Egyebkent a munkas-szerve-
zetek vezetoinek a figyelme
Westinghouse van k0zponto-
silva, ahol a Wagner-fele tor
veny es & Labor Board felett
a kongresszusi vita kezdodik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16
MAGYARoRszAG TALAN MEGMENEKuL

Mntha is volna vlagon, ugy efeedkeztek atmene
eg Magyarorszagro hadvseo felek Egyeore senkse
dol hogy eopa Keleen evo orszagokban hadat vi
seen Nemeteket angooka es franciaka eesen ekot
gait vonaon foly6 es d0nto een6egnek latszo haboru
ovakodnak oe hogy Balkan ee kteesszek Katona
szempontbo egykre enne e6yos inert csak hadeke
osztana meg es tuadonhao Magyarorszag most
seleges maradhatot es fenyege veszedeem hogy
teruetere idegen csapatok vonulnak be-
Gazdaaglag ter6szeesen most meg jobban ell esz szge
eve kvago Magyarorszag es eddgine is nagyobb ne
szaltson nemeeknek de semleges voltat fogja
erinteni.
Meddig tart alapot AIT mem tudhatuk elore de
men lehe hogy haboru vegeig es akkor magyar nemze
fia legaabb veruket ontak
Rettegve neznnk azonban egy eseeges neet gyoze
akkor Hitler etvagya esetleg iser maid
haaroka Neze 0na6sagunkat ebben esetben csak
arthatjuk fent MuSsoninak is esz gyoZeeben
es ennek alapjan eleneny befoasa bekekotes ko Hak
remeny ez ugyan, de legalabb nemi klatast nyujt.
magyar valsag csak e odazva egy id6re, azonban
megoldva nncs
A Macy NENIET ROHAM
Maus tzedkenek eszakaan Hitler mnden eozees jelen-
eS nekul rohara inditoa neet hadSereget es par
aatt betor es mntegy husz merd avolagban haad e6e
Hoandiaban es korbel tzenot mertfold avosagra Bel
giumban els6 olyan VOLT hogy haaroka
j6forman eenaas nelkl tudtak nee csapatok aepni
kozben azzal meglepetes szogalta amt mar oroszok
erveztek de vegrehatan tudak Fnorzagban tobb
szori kiserletik dacara.
nerne repulogepek arepultek Holanda feett es eto
erny6k segtsegeve ol egyverzett nemet kaonakat sz
ottak holland hadsereg hta mogo Foleg Rotterdam va
siettek efogan eveg6ben sztot csapatok Sze
verek bobakkal rotterdam repoteren levo holland repo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-16
MED DOBBENT0. DE MEM

meglep6 kimutaJast k0z0l a
Labor Board a multi heten.
Kimutattak, hogy azokban a
gyarakban, amelyekben szavaz-
tax az utols6 par honapban a
munkasok, sok helyen arany-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-03-28
bible is TRUE
| CLAIMS BENNET
Lawyer Says No Person
Able to Find Any Mis-
takes In Book

Detailed description Of a recent
Bible court trial in New York City
to confirm his belief that the Bible
Is true and that there is q God was
used by Attorney James D. Bennett
Of New York In his address before
the Mems Bible Glasses at the First
Baptist Church last evening.
Most of Atty. Bennet's hour and
half talk revolved around the trial
In which he took the stand for the
defendant. The Judge who heard the
case was Jewish and testimony was
heard for two full days before the
plaintiff rested his case. Judgment
was entered for the defendant,
proving, said Atty. Bennett, that no
person has been able at any time to
find any mistakes in the Bible.
The case started when a New
York man inserted an ad in paper
there under the name of clergy
man friend of his in which he
offered $1,000 to anyone who could
find scientific errors in the Bible.
The challenge was accepted by an
editor Of q liberal publication who
listed several alleged errors, and
asked for the $1,000. Unable to COL
lect, he sued and the case went to
court.