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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12

JSCL LuECU JYOWL Lte WuSILI7Ly-
tom Ne1US. The editorial reads.
LABOR TO-DAY - A JOB
FOR CONGRESS
A genercltjon ago labor 1Dds
weak. It's struggle a0as uphill
on a rocky road, made harder
By many a boulder pushed
onto the pathway by the en-
ployers of those days.
The very right to bargci7a for
better hours, 1Dages and aOork-
ing conditions 10as challenged
at euery turn of that road. Re-
member the time 1Dhen Steel
said it couldn't operate ON less
than a 12-hour dc,y? You 1Oilg
recall, If you're n1iddle-aged.
So, to make lnbor's course
easier, exemptions 1oere al
loa0ed in laaDs aohich yere de-
signed to hold in line other
and more po1Oerful groups
Z1aOs such cS the Sherman and
Clayton Acts.
AS the gears rolled ON,
labor greaO stronger. And, as
happens aDith those zDho get
poWerful, abuses developed.
Certain labor leaders started
throaOin9 their a0eight around.
r &c k e t eering, jurisdictional
strikes; OutldW strikes, SIT
doaOn strikes, slo1O-doaun strikes
Comnaunist-inspired strikes.
NoW, in the defense crisis,
aoe see labor, the f6ir-haired
child of the Lawmakers, the
strongest force I'M the nation, :
71ert to the U. S. Government.
So a short cut is taken. The
Army is called 0ut. A grea.
aviation plant, uitc1 to defense,
IS opened up. And an erecutiDe
order goes out from Wdsning-
ton-directing the nations
military draft boards to
recldssity "all aDho hcve ceased
to perform the jobs for aDhich
they Dere deferred" Thus are
strikers bluntly reminded thai
the Union of the States has d
higher call on them th01a their
Oa0n labor unions.
But that isn't complete
G71SaUer. For labor has Demon
strated that it hes been a Iona
time zUedned.
1t Uas the same story 1Dith
the banks, the rduWays, the
utilities, the stock exchange,
the Investment trusts. They
1Oere all 1Ue1k once, in the
early days OF this country--
and unregulcted. Then they
attained poaDer. With the
coming OF that poWer came
regulation. The ICC and the
SEC grev out of the trend to
pOaOer.
Labor today possesses its
poUer Without responsibility to
the Government. 1t has
arriDed at the same spot as
he'd the railways some so
gears ago. Labor reports to
nobody, gopernnaentally. 1t is
u'aircorporated. 1t is un-
restrained except By persuasion
or, as happened yesterday, by
the sudden nse of force. While
other institutions turn in their
receipts and expenditures, and
otheraOise shoaD their tOnsils in
triplicate, the unions enjoy
immunity from such i7rita-
tiOnS.
So, cing at the problem.
in theS&rge, it's a JOB for the
lawmakers, not for the Army.
The time has come to deal
aUith this poaOer as the others
Were dealt Dith.
During our life at 7aeaos-
papering we supported labor
Sc, 40 offfna~fo ~ rr~s~o ofnso~o III,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
VERHOVAY Macy
MEGMOZDULAS
YOUNGSTOWNBAN

A youngstown Verhovay
1O8, 81, 1854 es 514 fiok oszta-
lyok multi penteken tartott
gyules hatarozatabol kifolyo-
lag junius 22-en, delutan isnet
nagy nyilvanos gyUles lesz a jo-
vo heti szamban emlitett he
lyen.
E gyulesen lesz elhatarozva
es d0ntesre elokeszitve a
Youngstowban megvasarolando
VERHOVAY OTTHON igye.
A targyalas fontossagara
valo tekintettel kerjiik a neve-
zett fiokok tisztvisel6inek es
tagsaganak teljes szamu meg
jeleneset.
BROGLEY FERENC,
Verhovay igazgato.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
BROCLEY RENDOR
Mem VICCEL

Brogley Frank magyar for
galmi rendor szolgalati utjan
jarva eszre vette, hogy Carmel
Andizeno Front es Champion
st. utcak sarkan parkolja az
autojat, miel6tt a gepet vegleg
beallitotta volna, Frank figyel-
meztette, hogy oft tilos a par
kolas. Andizeno csak trefanak
vette a figyelmeztetest, folly
tatta a munkajat, anig be mem
fejezte. Ere a rend lelkiisme-
retes Ore elveszitette a tirel-
met es a szofogadatlan auto
tulajdonos markaba nyomta a
szokasos "nevjegy kartyat." A
kartya egy pillanat alatt a ra-
koncatlan geptulajdonos keze-
ben pozdorjava Walt. EFT a me-
reszseget Brogley kiss tulzott-
max talalta es hogy veget YES
sen a tovabbiaknak, Andizenot
bekiserte a rendorsegre forgal-
mi szabalyok megsertese Matt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
A Sent |STVAN
ECYHhz UNNEPL|.
AZ APAKAT

A Scent Istvan Hitkozseg a
kozel multakban sep iinnep
kereteben unnepelte az edes
anyakat. Most vasarnap, ju-
MUS 15-en pedig az apak iranti
tiszteletet is kifejezi este 6 Ora
kor tartando banket kerete-
ben, a1nelynek vegeztevel tanc
lesz a hitk0zseg tagas Audito-
rum termeben.
A zamatos magyaros vacso-
rahoz egy teritek IS cent, a
tanchoz 35 cent. A rendezo-
seq ezen kivalo alkalomra jo
zeneszekrol is gondoskodott Is
Rendes Testverek zenekarat
fogadta meg, akik a multak-
ban is tobb alkalommal a leg
nagyobb megelegedesre huztak
szebbnel-szebb angol es ma
gyar tancszamokat.
Hozza Ell a baratait es is
meroseit is ere a baratSagos
osszejovetelre, ahol igazi ma
gyaros vendegszeretettel lesz
fogadva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
Macy kESzULODES
A CAMPBELL
MAGYAR NAPRA

A campbelli magyarsag ez
evben is megtartja a szokasos
Magyar Napot, amely junius
22-en vasarnap delutan l Ora
kor veszi kezdetet a kozismert
Holy Trinity szabadteri helyen.
Az elokeszito bizottsag mar
erosen dolgozik a nap sikeren,
hogy a Magyar Napot felejthe-
tetlenne tegye mindenki sza..
mara.
A skier erdekeben a kozked-
velt Rendes Testverek zene-
karat szerz0dtettek, akik a leg
ujabb magyar es angol tanc-
darabokat jatszanak mindenki
k0zmegelegedesere. A Magyar
MOI K0r asszonyai altal keszi-
tett kitiin6 etelek lesznek fel-
szolgalva vacsorara jutanyos
aron, valamint hazilag keszult
sutemenyek legjava keril tala-
lasra. Ezen Xviii k0nnyebb
harapni valok is lesznek. A
kiprobalt csaplarosok ez evben
is lelkiismeretes munkat fejte-
mex XII a &Omi OltaSnal.
e celra kesziilt Magyar Napi
gombok el0vetelben mar most
kaphatok a Magyar Haz es MOI
KOr tisztviSel6inel.
Az osszmagyarsag figyelmet
mar most felhivja e kitiin6nek
igerkezo Magyar Napi mulat
sagra
A RENDEZ6SEG
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
FeIhivas

A Verh0vay Scent Margit
514-ik fi6k TT. Mundwel JanOs
vezetese alatt zenekart alaki-
tott. Pr6bak minden pentek
este 7 6rakor a Magyarok
Nagyasszonya Hitk0zseg ter
meben. Keretnek mindaz0k,
akik a zenekarban 6hajtanak
szerepelni, hogy a pr6baestek-
re j6jjenek Is vegyenek reszt
a szereplesben. Terviink sze-
rint az idei Magyar Napon sze-
repelne el6sz0r a nyilv&n0ssag
el0tt a zenekar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
.MENYHER'T r. JIMMY
k|NEvEzESE

Minehart (Menyhert) JIM
myt, az Union National Bank
regi es megbecsiilt tisztviselo-
jet e napokbans nagy megtisz-
telteles erte, amely nemcsak
Jimmynek valik dicsosegere,
hanem a youngstown osszma-
gyarsagnak is.
Az ifju Republicans Club
az 1942-ik ev marcus Is IS
3O-ika k0z0tt, Youngstownban
tartando konvencio, General
State Chairman-ne nevezte XII
Jimmyt. -
Ez a kitintetes a Kor ellis
merese Jimmy kivalo munkas-
sagaert, amt a Kor erdekeben
es tagsaggyujtesenek cred
menye erdekeben kifejtett.
(432 tagot szerzett.)
Hetfon megtartott osszejove-
telen a K0r egy muveszies XII
dolgozasu bronz Book Ends-et
adott kivalo munkassagaert.
A kozel multban az Advisory
Board tagjanak valasztotta
meg es membership Committee
vezet0jeve.
Ujabban meg yam bizva IS
oldalas emlekk0nyY musoranak
kidolgozasaval, ar1lely Ohio al
lam 88 megyejerd sol.
A tehetseges Magyar fatal
ember es varosi tanacsos elore-
haladasahoz mi szivbd gra-
tulalunk. - -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
TUz A BERNARD
REPULOCEP
HANCARBAN

Youngstown hataraban levo
Bernard repul6gep hungarian
hetfon d. u. tuz tamadt, amely
eddigi megallapitas szerint leg
kevesebb $25, ,00O-os kart tett.
Az epuletben rendesen 20 re-
pulogep van elhelyezve, de eb-
ben az idoben a gepek koruton
voltak, csupan 5 maradt bent.
Az egyik repJlogep radio drot-
jait forrasztotta a telep ket
mun,kasa es forrasztas kozben
kipattant szikra langralobban-
totta a repul6gepet. A lang
csakhamar at terjedt a mask
2 gepre es a helyiseg berende-
zesere, valamint a faepulet
deszka falara. A ket munkas-
max sikeriilt a kijarathoz k0-
zeli 2 repulogepet a szabadba
vinni, maid az epuletben levo
kezi tuzolto vegyszerrel pr6bal-
tax a langokat lokalizalni, de
munkajuk eredmenytelen volt.
Rovid lido alatt langban allott
az egesz epiilet a benne lev6
felszerelessel es a 8 repulogep-
pei egyutt.
Az egyik gep maid nem tel
jesen vi, $2.000-os Taylorcraft,
Forrest S. Beckett tulajdona,
a mask egy tanitasnkl hasz-
malt regi gep l<b 500 900 dol
laros.
A tervbe vett Civil Aeronau-
tics Administration altal rem
dezo pil6ta kkepzo tanfolyam
megnyitasat a tiiz nem akada-
lyozza meg es az osztalyok
rendes id6ben megkezd6dnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
A NEGYEDIK
LOVAS 6RMESTER

Lovas Lajos youngstown
honfitarsunk, aki 1898-iki anne
rikai-spanyol haboruban a ak
amerikai lovasezredben szolgalJ
biiszken jelenti, hogy a Six
katona fla, Antal Atilla, aki
nehany eve Honoluluban allo-
masozo amerikai hadseregben
szolgal, huzamosabb szolgalati
ideje utan vakaciora erkezett
varosunkba. Mem regen meg
n6sllt, de mem sokaig orulhe-
tett a hazaseletnek, inert la
kodalmat koveto heten behiv-
tax ismet szolgalatra, mint tar
talekost. Azota kaplarra nevez-
tex ki, napokban pedig Or.
mesterre leptettek el6.
Lovas honfitarsunk buszke
lehet, hogy vele egyutt a 3 fla
is derek katonaja Uncle Sam
mex.
Kuhn Sandor, Palagyi Janos
es neje, 1872 Manchester Ave.-i
sziilok fla, aki a Dearborn,
Mich.-i Ford Naval Training
iskola SO novendeke kozul XII
valasztott 20 gepesz koztil a
legkitun6bb, 8 honapi Diesel
engines Hkepzes utan New
London, Gonna megy a sub
marine kikepzo iskolaba 6
hetre.
Az igyeky6 fiatalember 1910
nov. 14-en vonult be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
81 KATONAKOTELEST
KERNEK A MEGYEB6L

Ohio allamb0 junius 80 es
julius 9-ike k0zott 1923 kato.
nat ker1ek az Egyesiilt Ala
mok reszere. Ebbo1 a meny-
nyisegb6l a Mahoning megyei
II sorozo bizottsagi iroda ju-
Illus Gre 81 katonat k0teles
atszolgaltatni.
Ezen letszam a mar szolgalat
ban levo Ohio allami katonak
szamat 42,3O1-re egesziti XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
SOkAN kAPTAK
DIPLOMAT

A youngstown k0zepisko-
lakban (High School) a tanev
befejezesevel osszesen 1855 Ia
nulo kapott diplomat.
A vizsgazott tanulok ko-
z0tt sep szammal vannak ma
gyar gyermekek is, akiknek a
neveit alabb hozzuk.
CHANEY HIGH: Antal Julia,
Balog Ferenc, Bathory Erzse-
bet, Bajtos Dorottya, Bone Sa-
rolta, Csernay Iona, Csom6
David, Guertler Bertha, lilies
Iona, Bolha Eide, Legeny Mar
git, Nelepka Ferenc, Nemeth
Gizella, Szalagi Katalin, Sipos
Louis, Szekely Rose Ann, Ju-
hasz Katalin.
RAVEN HIGH: Deak Emo
James, Forgacs Katalin Anna,
Harsanyi Berta Anna, Nemeth
Istvan, Tauss Albert Gyula.
SOUTH HIGH: Koran Fe-
reno ifj., 10th w. Jozsef, Var
60 Andras.
EAST HIGH: Balasko Mag
dolna Maria.
WOODROW WILSON HIGH:
Dobozy Dorottya, Horvat Ele-
nor, Horvat Iren, Kosztyo Mar
git, Bondor Laszlo, Kostyo ia
nos, Szallay Jeno, 10th Vilrnos.
CAMPBELL MEMO RIAL
HIGH: Balogh Andras, Faze-
kas Irma, Fedor Aadras,.sKish
Iren, Konya L. Andras. Ko--
vacs Mihaly, Varga Jennie,
Vargo Mihaly.
STRUTHERS HIGH: Al
massy Erzsebet, Istvan Olga.
HUBBARD HIGH: Batta
Helen Maria, Fedor Mildred,
Varga Margit.
POLAND HIGH: Demeny
Wilma, Csurilla Erzsebet.
FITCH HIGH: Szabo Gill
bert, Fritch Wilfried.
CANFIELD HIGH: Trombi-
tas Janos es Gy0rgy.
SCIENCEVILLE HIGH: Pal
lay Ida May, Szinyeri JOSEF.
Orommel allapitjuk meg,
hogy vizsgazo magyar noven-
dekek koziil meglehet6s szam-
NAL vannak honor roll-on.
Ugyancsak kitiintetes erte Kos
tyo Margitot es Horvat Flea
mort, a Woodrow Wilson kozep-
iskola ket tanulojat, Horvath
Eleanor osztindijat kapott a
cleveland Notre Dame Col
lege-ba, Kosztyo Margit pedig,
mint ez iskola legkivalobb szor-
galmas munkasa az iskolai
igynek, az American Legion
ermet nyerte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
ELdZETES BEJELENTES

Mar mostan felhivjuk a
Youngstown es k0rnyeh ma
gyarsag szives figyelmet, hogy
junius 29-en vasarnap tartan
do Verhovay Napon Horvath
Guszti pittsburgh hires ci-
ganyzenekara muzsikal, amely
ez alkalommal el6sz0r mutat-
kozik be a Youngstown ma
gyarsagnak.
E mulatsagrol reszletesebb
besZamolas annak idejen e
lapban jelenik meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
BIMB0HULLAS

10th Gy0rgy es neje, 20
Booker st. campbelli sziilok 4
honapos kisleanya Maria Alice,
2 napi betegseg utan elhalalo-
zott. Korai halalaval gyaszba
boritotta sziileit, noveret Bar
barat, nagysziileit Mr.. es Mrs.
10th es Mr.. es Mrs. Varga
campbelli cSaladOkat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12

Egy mask ugyetlen tolvaj
"palyafutasa" szinten balul
utott XII. Ket varosi rend6r
szolgalati k0rutja alkalmaval
gyanusnak talalta a West Fe-
deral egyik utcasarkan allo fer
fit, akinek kabatja alol egy vii
lanyvasalo vege es a zsinor
egy darabja kukucskalt XII.
Meglatva a rend6rokets szokat-
lanul idegesen kezdett visel-
kedni, amivel meg jobban fell
keltette a rend6rok figyelmet,
akik hozzalepve, felviligositast
probaltak kerni a vasalo erede-
tere vonatkozolag. A megszep-
pent ferfi jobbnak latta, ha
kereket old es minden tovabbi
biztatas nelkiil Federal UTICA
rol Fifth es Commerce ut fels
rohant rendorokkel a nyoma-
ban. Amikor latta, hogy a ia
volsag egyre fogy, szembe for
dult a kovet6 rendered es o
vasalo zsinort a rendor arcadia
probalta dobni. A rendor egy
leadott lovessel artalmatlanna
skarta tenni az uldozHttet, de
a golyo celt tevesztett es a
celzott irany helyett az utica
oldalan parkolt egyik auto al
tajat torte keresztiil.
EFT a zavart az elelmes me-
nekulo felhasznalta es egy
mellek utcan ismet Federal ut
ca fele vette az iranyat, eye,
nesen a Pennsylvania allomas
vasutvaganyain keresztul Ma
honing folyoba ugrott, hogy
ait atuszva Salt st. fele folly
tassa a menekiilest. A vizbe
ugraskor egy meglehetos nely
segu vizbe ugrott, de inert mem
tudott uszni, kenytelen volt a
a harcot feladni es eros rendori
karcknak koszonheti, hogy mem
maradt orore a vizben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
TOWN TOPICS

M There are great lessons
to be learned from the entry
OF the U. S. Army into the
field OF anti-detense labor
STRIFE. We present here an er-
cell VT editorial on this sub
ject taken from the Washing
ton Ne1OS. The editorial reads.
LABOR TODAY - A JOB
TnP TONCpECC
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
MERESz
ToLvAJ0K

Thomas Lash 26 ewes Donald
utcai fiatalember maid mem
eletevel fizetett a lopasert. A
multi szombat ejjel behatolt
egy Salt Spring uti kocsmaba
es a birtokaba keritett rago-
gumi geppel nagy sebesen XII
rohant az alton. Utiranyat at
elleni oldal fele vette, de nagy
sietsegeben egy ARA halado
auto ele lepett, amely elut0tte.
Eses k0zben a bokaja er6sen
megserult es kezeles vegett a
Scent Erzsebet korhazba szalli-
tottak, ahol a karosult kocsma-
ros jelentese alapjan a rend6r-
seq emberei felkerestek es a
serult boka kezelese utan a
bortonbe szallitotak tovabbi
intezkedesig. Baleset kozben
az uttesten hagyott ragogumi
gepet a tulajdonos visszavitte
az uzletebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEG
YOUNGSTOWN, 16. OSZT.

A rank jovo vasarnap, azaz
junius 15-en tartja "a havidij
beszedeset a szokott ,helyen es
idoben. A mely tag a kolcsone
utan akarja fizetni a kamatot,
az fizetheti minden honapban
oktoberig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-12
Husoczky J6ssef, ugykesel6
1874 Gilman Street.


support the principle that
labor is n0aO due for the same
diagnosis and the same treat
n1ent.
We believe democracy curb
special privilege aDherever it
appears.
Naturally certain labor
BOSSES oppose regulation -
that is human nature. And
they distort the issue By con-
talsing it a0ith the absolute
outlcGOing of strikes, aOhict
experience shows is not prac-
ticable = and a0hich, certainly,
this newspaper aOiH not ad-
vocGte.
We believe it is possible and
desirable to regulate unions s
a0ithout destroying any legiti-
nacte right OF the aDorker as
an ipdividuGy or as q member
OF a collective-bargai11ing as
sociation. Such reforms as
compulsory mediation and
cooling-ott periods, public ac-
counting of funds, limitation
on political contributions,
curbs on minority dictatorship
and racketeering, and the
withdrawal of special i'm
na7A1ities, are as necessary for
the protection of the labor
rank and file as for the nation.
For the union minority and
certain bosses of To-Day are not
only blocking defense-the
Government can and aoill take
care of that. They are also
provoking public demands for
extreme dnti-ldb0r measures
under Uhich the innocent
union majority Mould be the
chief Dictinas,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
MUSICIANS
GIVE JOINT
RECITAL

Miss Louise Bobhie Perry, pianist
and Miss Fredricka Flack. one OF
Detroits leading young contralios,
were presented 10 large audience
in recital in the auditorium OF 81.
Paul AME Zion church. Palmer and
Beanhicn. last Thursday evening.
Both arc students at Livingstone
college. salisbury, NC.
The pretty and versatile Miss
Perry is known in Detroit for hcr
pleasing personality and popularity
among the Younger set. Now she is
showing her artistic ability as an
up-and-coming concert pianist.
one could not help hut notice
her beautiful attire as she seated
herself AZ the piano. Some OF the
numbers she rendered are as fol-
lows. Poet and Peasant overture
nv Suppe: Rustic OF Spring by
Sindirg "lntarmezzo' by Provost
and Last Spanish Dance which IL
one Of her own compositions. The
lPnQillCH OI lsdNl NItUl~U hFdhNt
was beautiful and tho audience was
tense as she played the composition
During the iniermission Of the
splendid program Misses Perry and
Flack we're presented corsaSes by
The sunday school. and later OF In
the program Mrs Toodlc. member
Of the Delta sorority presented them
with gifts.
Miss Perry. who intends To en-
roll in Wayne university in The Fall
Of 1912. received cnpuragemeni
from the audience to continue hci
musical study 1t can he truthful,
said that those who have not heard
Miss Perry play The piano have
missed the treat or their lives. VIII
her versatility. beauty. personality
and musical ability. there should
he nothing to prevent her from al
tanning the highest achievement II
the musical world
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
ALBION
by Alice Cant

James Goldsmith and 4. Me
Cracker Of Chicago spent several
days in Albion at the home OF Mrs.
l.. clark.
Alice l.. Roach of Detroit was re-
cent guest OF Alice Cant.
James Curtis was home for the
weekend from Detroit as was Mary
Bigas from Ann Arbor.
Sam wall passed away Thursday
lie had been III for the past two
years. Funeral service was held
Saturday at IL am. at Bethel AME
church.
Henry Dixon and James Hawkins
have been transpired TO Virginia
and Calvin Bisgs Is stationed at
Fort Custer.
The NAACP sponsored Emanci-
patton Day in Albion Saturday At
Victory Park The principal speak
or was Mayor l.. w. ManR OF the
1S7th +. A. Fort Custer Baseball
games we're featured and the
Brown Buddics OF Jackson enter
tanned James Curtis. president Of
the NAACP, was master OF cere-
monies.
George Crowdcr and Charles
Parker were hoiA" for the week
end and lcft Tor maneuyers In Fort
Robinson. Arkansas. They expect to
return In October.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
River Rouge
r, Mr. md Nr>. VI. Boo ne


~ : y. Milton head u the
s,mhy Memorial hospital and his
vito mofos,d 10 CaAforoia last
vcak They plan 10 stay Tor
mouth.
Dr. II. G. Rrown, pharmacist at
TWIN Cuv Drug store loft Sa'ur-
dav Tor a trip 20 Pittsburgh. ia.
sid pomis east rr Brown VIII be
h.,k Al no.N Ia about ten days.
Mis-. Lula Wills of West Helena.
Arkansas is visiting her sister ana
a,cca Mrs pmkncr Bankhcad and
Mls D,hoia stevenson Mrs. WINS
visited 4 week with her sister Mrs.
lds Mae Hoffman and oihcr rela-
iycs in chicago
stanford nauehcriy son OF Nj.
and Mr. steve Daughcriy OF >'i
POLK street. left last Friday for 2
,.n win relatives in New York
Ci'v
Mrs nelayia Jones " Atlanta.
Georgia Is here visiting with her
SON AND daushter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs lohn D. Walihall, 32i Beech
wood avenue
saturday evening August > the
members of the staff q Beechwood
Community center gave a picnic
"a Belle Isle \ very appeiizins
NOM was MANNED and enjoyed by
sll Tho main specially was BARRIE
cuod chicken
Members of the stair include
William Boone Miss villa Mae
(Continned on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Toledo Police Want
To Extradite Him To
Face Robbery Charge

question OF Identification ~
finger prints may prove tho nn-
DONG Of Gus Saunders. wanted M
Toledo 10 lace charge of breaking
and entering.
Saunders was arrested July - hy
officers Of tho Garfield Station and
later Toledo authorities requested
his cXiraditIon To that city. char
gins HAT he had been identified hy
Jewell ward. now serving mr. SON
sentenced In Indiana for bank rnh-
hery. ~ his accomplice in the To-
ledo robbery.
Attorney James Jackson. counsel
for Saunders. wanted TO put Odell
Whicham on the stand 10 testify.
but Whieham who had been in Tho
court room OF Recorders Judge Ar
thur F. Gordon. disappeared before
jackson could call him. Jackson
said Whieham wonld testify that
Saunders was not the man idon;i-
fed by the picture.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
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