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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
NEHEzEN MEGY
AZ UJ DoLOC

Ellenzeki reszrol gunyus
zugolodas hallatszik, hogy no
vember 16-iks elmult es a So
rozas utjan szerzett amerikai
katonaknak Sc hire, Sc hamva
mines. A vezerkar fonoke,
Marshall tabornok pedig AIT
mondta a t0rvenyhozoknak,
hogy ha november 16-ra min
csenek bent sorozott ujon-
COX, abbol baj lesz.
Hat nincsenek bent. Mem is
lehetnek bent. A sorozas olyan
vi dolog, amt mem lehet fell
fujni, f6leg ha tudjuk es meg
nyugszunk benne, hogy min
den kezdet nehezen megy es
varatlanul nehezsegek merrill
mex fel unos-untalan.
De baj azert meg sincsen.
Onkentesen, tehat sorozasi k0-
telezettseg nelkul annyi ifiu
jelentkezett szolgalatra, hogy
meg azokat sc, lehetett mind
behivni. November lean te-
hat teljes volt a letszam, amt
ere a napra terveztt a kato-
mai vezerkar es ha a sorozas
neg nehany honapot kesik, ak
kor Sc lesz .,baj, inert akkor is
t0bb az 0nkentes katona, mint
amennyi kell..
Persze ez a sorozas e11enfe-
leink malmara hajtja a vizet,
akik annak idejen AIT monde
gattak, hogy nincs szlikseg
semmifele sorozasra, inert
amugy is lehet boseggel kato-
nat kapni a nemzet vedel-
mere. III
Ez az allitas most igaznak
bizonyult, de azert a soro-
zasra megis sziikseg volt. e.
mutatta meg az egesz nemzet.
mex, de foleg az europai dikta.
toroknak hogy velunk mem le.
het kukoricazni. Ez a nemze1
keszen all ARA, hogy egesz
erejet latbavesse es ahol tizen
hat millio fatal embert regisz
traltak katonai szolgalatra, ott
jatSzva lehet oriasi haderoket
a sikra vetni.
Ha egyeb haszna mem let
volna a sorozasnak, azert is
meg kellett volna ait tartani
Meg kellett mutatni a vilagnak
hogy milyen oriasi erovel rem
delkezik a nagy amerikai men
zet, ha ARA sziiksegunk lenne
Nagyon orvendeteS, hogy II
iaink mem vartak be a paranc
szot, a kenyszert, hanem ma
guktdl siettek a nemzet vedel
mere. Ez azonban mem Won |
( semmit abbol a nemzeti Silk
: segbol, amely a sorozast paran
csol6va tette.
Kozben pedig lazasan folyi
minden vonalon a munks
hogy a varhat6 6riasi hadsere
get megfelel6en lehessen eI
szallasolni, felszerelni, kikepe,
: nj es semmi ketseg t0bbe Der
: ne, hogy a tavaszra keszen Il
!, STINK minden eshet6segre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
IA PREsBrTERIUMUNK

IA PRESB1TERIUMUNK a
mult hetfon tartotta rendes
I1avi gyuleset. Atvizsgalva a
Epenztari r,aplokat, a november
'eredmenyt a kovetkezokben
allapitotta meg. Bevetel volt
$1O7.17 az oktoberi marad-
yannyal egyutt 217.69. Kiadas
1870, naradvany november
vkgen: $84.59.
KERESZTELES. A mutt va
sarnap keresztelte egyhazunk
lelkesze a Berencsi Albert es
Mary Collins elsoszulott kis
fiat, aki a keresztsegben Ro-
maid Albert nevet kapta. Ke-
resztsziilei Berencsi Sander
:6s neje Nusser Borbala lettek.
TElAETES. December 2-an
q mult hetfon temettik ell egy
,hAzlnk egyik alapito tagjat,
t0bb even keresztil presbiteret
Jakubat Mihalyt, aki belso Sc
rtil&sek kOvetkezteben novem-
ber 28-an hunyt el a warreni
k6rhazban. Temetese egy ora
utan kezdodott a haznal veg
sett rovid szertartassal. On
nan a templomba hoztak a
holttestet S oft bucsuztatta el
a lelkesz feleseget6l, gyerme-
kei, unokaitol, nagyszamu 70.
konsagatol S oman az egye.
silt egyhazak temet6jeben
Mausoleumban helyeztek el {
koporsot, varva legkisebb fis
Lajos megerkezeset, aki Sar
Franciscoban a Merchant
Marin-nal szolgal. Az 8 meg
&rkezese utan helyezik aztar
Sirjaba a halottat. Helybel
egylete, melynek az elhuny
II eyig volt eln0ke, zaszloiva
testiiletileg kivonult a temp
lom egeszen megtelt gyaszol'
k0z0nseggel. Hosszas szenve
desc utan vegre megnyugodot
a halott, hozzatartozoit pedi
hissziik megnyugtatja a kegy
lem Istene.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
VADASZAT II HALOTTAL

A vadasz ideny szerte az al
lamokban mar megkezdodott
Balesetek elofordulnak min
denitt, mindenfele vadaszat
alkalmayal. De egy fajta va
daszatnal tortent halalozas re-
kordjat Pennsylvania allan
tartja, ahonnan erkezett je-
lentes arrol szamol be, hogy
eddig a szarvas vadaszatnak
II halottja van. A szerencset-
lenseg legt0bb esetben vigya-
zatlansagbol kifolyolag tor
tent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05

MISEK SoRRENDJE:
vasarnap reggel 9:00-kor kismise an
gol predikacioval.
10: 30-kor nagymise magyar predtka-
ci6vai.
H2tkOznapokon mise reggel S:30-kor.
GYoNTATASOK:
Ninden szombaton delutan 3-5-ig es
este 7-tN
Minden elso pentek el6tti csitortokon
d9lutan 3-5-ig es este 7-t0L
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
ESTI TANFOLYAMOK

A nyar vegen kezd6d0tt
nemzetvedelmi szaktanfolya-
mokon kulOnbOzo munkakban
valo oktatas a varos t0bb is
kolajaban tartott oktatas nap
pal es esti orakban volt tart
va, ahol kepzett tanitok vol
tax alkalmazva. A munkasok
nagy szama megvarja az elhe-
lyezkedest es addig is tovabh
szereznek ismereteket szak-
munkajukban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
VANDOR K0NYVTAR

Lawrence megyeben mar re-
gebben foglalkoznak egy van
dor k0nyvtar megval6sitasaval,
de most mar dont6re akarjak
vinni a tervet. E celb6l egy BIZ
zottsag alakult, amely leutazik
Indiana allamba, hogy tanul-
manyozza az egesz tervet, a
kezelest es a k0ltseg vetest.
Indiana allamban ugyanis
mar van vandor k0nyvtar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
YOUNGSTOWN IS VIDElkE HlREl
N U | A I S AC 0 K.

Eoben rovatban '1ijtala.
null kozojuk azon egyhs-
>ak. egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek nulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit. stb. nenl tobb
MN, 2 honappai .l5re is,
amelyeknek az Arnerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja es amelyek nnula tsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyomtatvanysikat .lalunk
szerzik be.
December no 25-en, szerdan
a Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg kara
csonyi tancmulatsaga a hit
Auditoriumban.
December 26-an, csiit0rt0k0n
az 0reg Reformatus Egyha2
tancmulatsaga a Central Audi
toriumban.
December 28-an, szombator
a Campbe11i Polgari Kor es Ma.
gyar Haz tancmulatsaga a Ma.
gyar Hazban.
December no 31-en, kedden
a West Sidei Magyar Polgar:
KOr SzilvesZter esti mulat,
saga a West Sidei Magyar
Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
SZEGENY GYERMEKEK
JATEKAIT LOPTAK Ell

Ismeretlen tettesek bet0rtek
a 334 N. Pearl utcan lev6
Community Otthonba, ahol a
youngstown szegeny gyerme-
kek reszere ajandekozott es
osszegyujt0tt jatekokat loptak
Ell. Ezeken Xviii elvittek egy
radiot, fuggony0ket, nehany
dollart keszpenzben es mas
haztartasi cikkeket is. A bet0-
re a felfeszitett alton keresztul
jutott az epiiletbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B0tty Janos Ieikesz
Z37 Mahoninn Ave $3.50 308k

tentisztelet vasarnap delelott
fel IL orakor, elotte fel 10-kor
vasarnapi iskola. A Karacsony
hoz valo keszulodes napjaiban
szeretettel hivogassuk hivein-
ket a lelki kesziilodesre, inert
csak ICY lesz a mi unneple-
stink aldott es idvesseges.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZO No
egyletiink rendes havi, vala-
mint evi tisztujito gyuleset
december San, most vasarnap
delutan 3 orakor tartjuk. Te-
kintettel az ugy fontossagara,
sziveskedjenek a tagok teljes
szamban megjelenni.
Az OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES es
trustee bizottsagunk kozos
gyulese december 12-en, csu-
t0rtokon este 7 orakor lesz
megtartva. Amennyiben fon-
tos igyek lesznek targyalva,
szeretnok, ha egyhaz vezet6se-
gunk kozos bizottsaga teljes
szamban jelenne meg.
SZINIELOADAS. Gero Ka-
rolv "KIS MADARAM" cinii
3 felvonasos enekes nepszin-
muvet december San, most
vasarnap este fel 8 oral kez-
dettel fogja bemutatni egyha-
zunk fiatalsaga. A remek szil
darabot Ifjusagi Korunk ugyes
mukedveloi faradsagot mem is
nero szorgalommal keszitet-
tex elo, S ICY vendegeink mem
csak egy erkdekes, de igazan
elvezetes eloadasra szamithat-
max. Belepo jegyarak: feln6t-
teknek 35 cent, gyermekeknek
Is cent.
A SZOKASOS ARVAHAZI
NAPOT december 15-en, va
sarnap istentisztelet kereteben
fogjuk megtartani egyhazunk-
ban. Ezuton is kerjuk egyha
zunk jot tenni kivano tagjait
sziveskedjenek e nemes ugyre
szant adomanyaikat ezen a
napon egyhazunk penztarno-
kahoz bejuttatni.
1 PALLAY ANDRAS es neie
Takacs Mariska testvereink
Is ewes hazassagi evforduloja
alkalmabol kedves meglepetesi
partit rendeztek a rokonok e.
sok jobaratok november lean
400 Emery Street, lakasunkon
A sep alkalomra egybegyulteA
elvezetes tarsalgas utan, izle.
tes harapnivalokat szolgaltal
fel, maid Botty Janos lelkesz
es Pallay Janos felkoszonto e:
jokivano szavai utan atadtal
ertekes ajandekaikat az unne
pelt hazasparnak. A sok szel
ajandekot, szivbol j0vo jokivar
sagokat es kedves megemleke
zest, az iinnepelt ferj, Palla,
Andras koszonte meg megha
tott meleg szavakban.
Az 'Ev VEGE fele kozeled
ven, egyhazi k0nyveinket at
vizsgalva eszrevettuk, hog,
egyhaztagjaink k0zul sokal
: mem tettek meg eleget egy
/ haztagsagi kotelessegeiknek
| Szeretettel kerjiik tehat hiveil
: ket sziveskedjenek elmarad
: tagsagi dijaikat rendezni me
az ev bezarta el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
Az AMERIKAI MAGYAR
SZOVETSEG VI CINE


Az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vet-
seq tisztelettel ada az ameri-
kai magyarsag tudomasara,
hogy vi irodahelyisegbe kolto-
z0tt. Az vi cim a k0vetkez6:
American Hungarian
Federation
839 - 18th St., N. w.
Room 3O8
Washington, d. G.
Kerjiik, hogy minden meg.
kerdezest ezen vi cimre szives.
kedjenek kiildeni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
ONNEK rs ERDEKE!

HA OR0M, vagy GYASZ ese-
meny t0rtenik a csa1adban, tu-
dassa AIT a lappal, amely mem
csak a leveg6ben elhangzott
$40, hanem megmarad 0r0k
id6kre. Megtarthatja emleknek,
vagy elkiildheti a jobaratainak,
iSmerOSeinek is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-12-05
TUDASsON BENNUNKET!

HA OROM, vagy gyasz esemeny
t0rtenik a csaladban, tudas-
sa AIT a lappal, amely nem-
csak a leveg6ben elhangzott
$40, hanem megmarad 0r0k
id0kre. Megtarthatja emlek.
mex, vagy elkiildheti a j6-
baratainak, ismer6seinek is.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
Browns Boss LOOKING
To Future Rather
Than This Year
Honey's Current Ambition
Not Standing in Roce,
Merely 500 Mark
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 4.-The scrappy
st. Louis Browns suddenly have be-
come the heart breakers of the
American League and Manager Fred
Haney beamed about it today.
Tail-enders last year, they have
climbed to fifth place, behind the
Champion Yankees. They did it the
hard way-by knocking two league
leaders from their perch. But
I'm not paying bit of attention
to our position" declared the Al
year-old Haney. "I don't care if we
end up seventh as long as we finish
at the 500 mark.
IF we can play that kind of ball
we will have accomplished lot
when you figure how terrible we
were last year. We will have basic
foundation. Until we reach that
mark, we're just another ball club,
but I feel that in another year we
can be considered pennant threat"
Undesirables Weeded Out.
That's brave talk from the st.
Louis corner, where Haney took over
as. a pilot year ago.
We've eliminated a lot of players
who just weren't the type we want
ed" ,Haney declared. Some Brownies
had spent their time lodging work
so they would be traded. Others
looked too often at their batting
averages instead of the team per-
centage. One pitcher, too fond of
a nip now and then, was discarded
Another thing is the way Presi-
dent Donald Barnes and General
Manager Bill Dewitt have been
treating the players" said Haney
Were on a trip now that would
take us from home "a days long
time Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday next week were off days, but,
like most other clubs, we had sched-
uled a couple of exhibition games.
Throw AH-Star Party.
"Mr. Barnes got to thinking it over
and decided the players would like
to see the All-Star game. So he
Cancelled the exhibition games, CIV
ing the boys a chance also to see
their families. That will cost about
$500 for train fare and another
50 900 or $4,000 we could have picked
up for the exhibitions.
with that kind of cooperation,
it's no wonder we have spirit"
Boston and Cleveland clubs can
testify to that. Not so long ago
the Browns took four straight from
the Red Sox, knocking them out of
first and allowing Cleveland to take
the lead. The Browns won two
straight from the Indians to pull
them down from first place yester-
day and install Detroit in the lead.
P. S.: The Browns get around
to Detroit Saturday.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
81 Listed in 10-MiIe
Race That Features
Takoma Park Fete
Heinicke Is Defending
Crown in Event to Go
On Despite Conditions

Thirty-seven hardy distance run
ners were scheduled to weigh anchor
at 1:30 this afternoon in the thir-
teenth annual District of Columbia
Recreation -Takoma Park Citizens
10-mile marathon. Officials an
nounced the race would be staged
regardless of weather conditions.
Don Heinicke, tall Baltimorean
was to defend the title he won last
year but faced a formidable task
with the cream of South Atlantic
talent opposing him. Bill Agee, an
other Baltimorean and prime IA
vorite with Washington fans, missed
the race for the first time since 1t
was established. Victor seven times
Agee is away on a cruise.
Team favorite was the Shanahan
Catholic Club of Baltimore, which
recently annexed the national 30
kilometer championship, but Wash
ington, with seven-man delega-
ton, and Cross Country Club of
Baltimore, boasting an even dozen
entries, were expected to cause
trouble.
Also at stake was the District
A. A. U. 10-mile championship,
which was to go to the first Wash
ington man crossing the finish line.
The field in this duel included
Haskell Clark, Jimmy Speer, George
Shorb, Bus Nicholson, Jimmy Mon
tague, Jimmy Carrick and Harold
Bell.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
Boer- -Gu|ento Bout Ended in 9th, Is Official Verdict
o Return Bout With Louis Aid Moden Putting

Detroit yesterday to begin a
coast-to-coast lecturing tour. Two
Canadian boxers, Orville Drouil-
lard and George Kell, are with
their regiments abroad.
Today's true story-Before
Tuesdays game in Washington
Bill Dickey called the Yanks to-
gether, told them it was Lefty
Gomez last stand and implored
them not to let El Goofy down.
The Yanks blasted IA hits flour
by Di Maggio), fielded like
demons and didn't make an er-
ror.
Department of Bums.-They
say Galento himself asked that
the fight be stopped. Well, Tony
has called many guy a bum in his
time. Now the very newspapers
which helped make him rich and
famous, are saying he quit like
one. Gallant Galeuto-bahl
Evening star., 1940-07-04

give him tumble. Golfers in the
metropolitan district are giving
the Red Gross a percentage Of all
today's winnings.
Today's guest star-Wirt Gam
mon, Chattanooga Times: Head
line in Atlanta newspaper: Eyes
of boxing world on Dempsey
Luttrell fight Also the noses,
Bud"
Milt Aaron VS.. Henry Arm
strong is just about closed for
Chicago. From now on every
college in the Pacific Coast Con-
ference will get a cut of the
Rose Bowl gravy. Heretofore the
sugar has been divided among
the competing teams. Therell be
enough Brooklyn fans at the Polo
Grounds today for the double bill
with the Giants to pay Terry's
$4,000 salary. Artie M'Govern,
the well-known trainer. few to
Evening star., 1940-07-04

eighth round. Therefore, the
fellows who picked Max to win in
that round should be paid of.
This leaves the guys who picked
the lucky seventh" holding the
bag.
Joe Louis referees in Baltimore
tonight, then goes to Utica, Mich,
to open his new dude ranch
July Is. Young Bob MLaughry,
son Of the Brown football coach,
plans to enter Dartmouth. They
say he is a better footballer than
his brother, John, who starred
for his pop last season. Why not
match Baer with Russell Ga
lento? They both licked Tony,
didn't they? When Maurice (the
Angel Tillett visited the San
Francisco Fair his feelings were
hurt when nobody turned to stare
at him. They thought he was
just another freak and didn't
Evening star., 1940-07-04
Jorgens, a Yonk for II Years,
Misses Fame, but Hours Are
Good and So Is the Pay

picked up some $4,000 as his share
of the second-place money which
the club has obtained four times.
Tack that $4,000 or so to the
regular salary Jorgens receives and
it's easy to vision New York's third
string. catcher as fortunte fellow
1t isn't surprising he's content with
his position.
Dickey Kept Him on the Bench.
Jorgens has been regarded as a
real top-fight receiver, but never
has had much opportunity to prove
it. His only prolonged service was
in the season of 1882, when he re-
placed Dickey when that regular
was suspended for a month for
fracturing Carl Reynolds jaw here
Now he is "a, a ripe age for a
ball player. and his prospects OF
crashing the Yankees lineup aren't
rosy. Whenever Dickey is replaced
it is the youthful Warren Rosar who
is called.
He came along at a time when
the games best catcher was moving
into his prime, but Jorgens can
have no complaint for the role
he's had. He might have been
traded to another club, worked regu-
larly and achieved some measure OF
prominence, but it is doubtful il
he would have accumulated such
a share of the Nations currency
And when games are rained out
such as the third engagement Of
the Washington-New York series
here yesterday, Mr.. Jorgens coulo
be excused for laughing out loud
He won't be playing in the double
header created by that rain.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
A. A. j. Titles
Quest Of Ace
Swimmers
Nations S Top Aquatic
Sturs Launch 4-Doy
Meeting on Coast
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SANTA BARBARA, Calf, July 4.
Waters of Coral Casino pool
churned and splashed to the accom-
paniment of exploding f1recrackers
today as the country's outstanding
aquatic stars launched four days of
competition in the National A. A. u.
mems outdoor swimming and diving
championships.
OF all the big names in competi-
tive swim that of Ralph Flanagan
alone was missing as a bevy of Cali
fornia spectator beauties lined the
gaily decorated pool deck to watch
finals in free-style and 330-yard
medley relay events and prelimi-
naries in the 1-mile free-style and
3-meter springboard diving competi-
tions.
Flanagan Recent Benedict.
Flanagan, who high lighted the
1889 A. A. U. meet in Detroit, has
decided against defending his title
in the 440, the $50 and mile free
style events since his marriage to
Ruth Jump. the diver.
Rivalry between AL Patnik of
Ohio State, who holds the cham
pionship, and Earl Clark, his team
mate, holds the interest in the
3-meter springboard event. They
are not taking too lightly. how
ever, the threats from Occidental
Colleges Sammy Lee and Norman
Sper, jr., and San Antonio's Jack
and Roger Tolar.
Kiyoshi Nakama of the powerful
Hawaiian team put his 220-yard
free-style title on the block and
quickly saw it challenged by such
stars as Paul Wolf of University
of Southern California, Gus Share
met of Michigan and Andy Clark
OF Wayne University.
Detroit A. c. Threatened.
Detroit Athletic Club, defending
champion in the 330-yard medley
relay, found itself none too secure
in that role, but placed full conf
dence in its Taylor Trysdale and
Richard and Bill Prev, who COM
prise its team. Teams from Los
Angeles A. C. and Pasadena A. c..
were the most serious threats.
Competition in the mile may de-
velop into wide-open affair.
Among entrants in that event are
Steve Wozniak, who placed fourth
last year; Jose Balmores and Bum
mel Nakama, Hawaiian aces; Rene
Choteau of Yale and Abel Gilbert
from Ecuador.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
BY the Associated Press.

CAMP RITCHIE, Md, July A.
Walter Walsh of Washington,
diminutive crack shot Oman and
Eastern pistol champion. surprised
more than 100 aspirants for his
title at the Eastern regional rifle
and pistol matches of the National
Rifle Association by showing up at
the range here yesterday ready to
defend his title only eight days after
leaving the Doctors Hospital in
Washington following an appen-
dectomy.
Rain, plenty of it, with cold and
fog thrown in, however, forced
the postponement of yesterdays
matches, which were added to the
program today to give the pistol
range its busiest of the five days
of the tournament.
More than 300 were on hand yes
terday morning to start shooting
and double that number were ex-
pected to register today. -Four reg
ional champions from other parts
Evening star., 1940-07-04
Rain, Cold, Fog Delay Start
OF Eastern Rifle Matches

of the country are on hand to stiffen
competition-Thurman Randall of
Dallas, Tex, this years South
western small-bore title winner; Bill
Woodring of Alton, Ill, Midwestern
winner; Jim Lacy of New Haven,
Northeastern titlist, and AL Hemmin
of the Detroit Police, worlds cham
pion pistol expert, winner of the
North Central pistol title, who fin
ished behind Walsh at last years
matches.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. McDonie Of
Washington are registered for the
small-bore matches and hope to
win one of the two free trips to
Camp Perry and the national rifle
and pistol matches to be awarded
by the N. r. A. The Washington
police has a five-man pistol team
on hand and the White House Police
will participate.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
By BURTON HAWKINS.

He's a catcher for the New York
Yankees, but he hasn't caught a
game for two years. He has been
with the club for II years without
attracting much attention, but
Arndt Jorgens can't complain. He
has received respectable income
over that stretch and his labor ap-
proximates leisure.
Baseball hasn't brought great
measure of fame to the stocky little
fellow, for it is virtually Impossible
to create a sensation while sitting
on bench. No one ever bothers
him for an autograph, requests he
pose for a picture or submit to an
Interview, but he's found relative
insignificance can pay dividends.
Only occasionally has Jorgens' ac-
customed afternoon siesta been in
terrupted by the three managers
he has served-Huggins, Shawkey
and Mccarthy. His only work for
the last two years has consisted OF
catching batting practice while his
teammates tune their whacking.
He Rests While Others Toll.
1t isn't hard work, for he doesn't
even catch many balls, what with
the Yankees betting them around
the park before they reach his
mitt. After that short spell OF
launching behind the plate he re-
tires to the bench or strolls doWl
to the shadows of the bullpen ano
rests while others toll.
Jorgens worked only nine games
In 1898. Last year he didn't appear
in the lineup and this season he
hasn't and the likelihood is thai
he won't. But the financial returns
for his restricted muscle maneuver-
ing have been on the amazing side
Arndt broke in at the same time
Bill Dickey came along and, nat
urally. there has been very little
work for any other catcher. Yet, ir
the last 10 years, Jorgens has col
lected more than $4,000 from Worlo
Series receipts and, in addition, ha:
Evening star., 1940-07-04
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