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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
Az ELNOK
NYILATKOZATAT

nyomban tettek is k0vettek
amennyiben az amerikai kiko-
tokben levo francia hajokat
amerikai part6rok nyomban
megszalltak S a Franciaorszag
max szant es buzaval rakott
hajokat visszatartottak. Mem.
csak a kongresszus es az anne
rikai polgarsag, de az osszes
amerikai nemzetek kormanyai
teljes egyetertesben vannak a.
elnokkel.
Valoszinunek tartjak ait is
hogy a nemet parancs a spa.
nyolokat is elobb-utobb a ten.
gelybe szolitja S ez az Okla an.
max, hogy spanyoloknak az
altaluk kert hitelt es buzat :
kormanyunk mem ada.
ARA is fel van Washington
keszulve, hogy a Szovjet csat
lakozik a tengelyhez, miutan 6
hivatalos lap a Soviet pilo
TAFT maris az angolok ellen
szolgalatra kuldi Irakba, va
gyis nehany heten belul tiszta
zodik a helyzet es az osszes
diktaturak egyutt lesznek
hOgy a szabadoknak maradt
nernZetekre rOntsanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

reSztiil vasutat huzat Dakarba.
Ez a vasut gazdasagilag soha
kifizetni magat mem fogja, S
azert sem epitik ait oriasi al
dozatok aran, hogy az afrikai
sivatagra tarsas kirandulaso-
kat es piknikeket rendezzenek
Berlinb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

egy mask csoport rovasara tud
megtenni.
K0zben a kongresszus tagjai
a j0v6 evi - valasztasokra gon-
dolnak, nemhogy cs0kkenteni
pr6balnak a sz0vetseges mem
haborus kiadasokat, hanem
az eln0k altal benyujtott kolt-
segvetesre ujabb szaz milliokat
terhelnek.
Csupan a farmerek szamara
majdnem egyhangulag k0zel
Ctszaz millio dollarral szava-
zott meg a multi heten t0bbet
a szenatus, mint amennyit
ere a celra az eln0k kert a
nemzett6l.
Akarmi lesz tehat a haborut
illetoleg a sorsa a nemzetnek,
sulyos es hosszan tarto nagy
adokra kell keszulnunk, anne
lyek Sujtani fognak minden-
kit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
RUDOLF HESS MEGSzOkOTT

harmas szamu vezer Rudolf Hess repulogepre tilt
megszokot Hitler odala me6l Angliaba Az egyeen hey
re- Euopaban bzonsagban erezhette magat inert min
mas orszagbo kadak vona vezernek es akkor knos
hala lett volna osztalyresze.
Jo lido kel maid hozza, amg vlag megtudja, hogy mi
inditoa harnas szmu vezert gazan megepo
lepesre Kegten azonban hogy annak suyo hattere
es eeteg ygzes ehe szokes egesz nazi hazugsagok
epuetere.
Az els6 pecben csak egye ehet gondonunk Arra hogy
Rudolf Hess eebredt lazalombo es meggyozodven arro
hogy naz rendszer efordut at es akepne hagya
egyko arsasagat Vagy taan megundorodott renszer
gyetlenSegeitol es az brta szOkeSre.
Akarmi vitte Rudolf Hesst Angliaba, egjobb helyre
men Ha szesseges hadi fogagban arak is inert hiszen
katona ruaban szkve egyebet ango tszesseg is
tehe de legalabb etet fogjak orizn Angel fodon Hitler
veres es bosszuano keze tud maid eljutni hozza
vilag most kivancsan varja hogy megszoaljon Hess
es elmonda hogy mi ve kuon0s lepese? Nyilatko
zatai bzonyara vagszerte enet keltenek maid es mas
sznben aak emberek ele naz rendszert inert hisze
benentes ember mondja maid Ell arr6l magaet.
nazk erik ezt Azert jeentettek rogt0n, hogy Rudolf
Hess osszeroppant nagy munkaban es megboondut LIE
pr6baljak rombon el6re szavahihet6seget
fog sikeriilni. A vilag AIT mondja
Most j0tt meg Hess esze amkor cserbenhagyta bin
tarsait.
Par het ke hoz hogy szokes reszletei es kovekezme
nye f6 megudjuk gazat es par heten bel csak
lesznk kvancsak, hogy sulyed6 haj6r6 menekl6 els6
patkanyt Xix fogjak kovetn?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
MEM FELEDKEZHETETT
MEG

a jelen helyzetben Japanrol
sem a kormanyunk, S ma a
Csendes tengeren negy hata-
lom all ra keszen, hogy $50
rosan ko-operaljanak egymas-
sal. A brit, az amerikai, a hol-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
FlATALABB kATONAKAT

Az orszagos sorozas f6hadszalasa neveben Louis B.
Hershey tabornok azza keressel fordut szovesei tor
venyhozashoz hogy soroza 0rvenyeet forman azonnal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
BERLIN ES
ROMA, DE

kulonosen Berlin angol nyel-
vii, veliink foglalkozo es me-
kunk szant radio uzenetei folly
ton fenyegetik EFT az orszagot,
S az amerikai polgar mem szi.
vesen hall ilyesmit.
Epen olyan kevesse nyeri
meg az amerikaiak tetszeset,
hogy ezekben a broadcastek-
ben szemelyes es csaladi dol
gokrol beszelnek, hogy FIR.
Coughlin szerepet atveve. fele-
kezeti es fail szethuzast akar-
max kelteni k0z0ttiink.
Anig k0rdl0ttiink eg a vilag,
hogy lassan a langok elerjek
EFT a nemzetet is, a fegyverkc-
zesen megfeszitett er6vel es
mem kis eredmennyel dolgoz-
max. Termeszetesen ilyen gi-
gantikus aranyu kesziil6desnel
hibak, mulasztasok, es tevede-
SEX t0rtennek, egyes sziikseges
felszerelesek gyartasaval Ell van
max maradva, ,,de altalaban el6-
re vannak a megszabott pro
grammal, a legt0bb hadi.
anyag t0meg termelese ebben
a honapban kezd0dik.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Pontiac News
By F. p. HARRIS

Rev. and Mrs. +. D. Broyles re-
turned from their recent visit 10
Little Rock, Arkansas. The con-
gregaiion Of Trinity Baptist church
was glad to find hat Mrs. Broyles
has improved in health
\ silver tea was sponsored ~
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Art John
son in honor OF Mrs. Carr, wife o.
Rev. r. f. Carr pastor Of Newman
AME church
Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Louise Kelley Ovt IS az New
man AME church Rev. Ford 3.
Reed pastor offciaicd The Far
mer Funeral home was in charge
Of the body. Mrs. Kelly died Oct.
II after a short Illness She was
horn in LoVol June 20 1892 She
is survived by a sister Mrs. Anna
Scott Of Pontiac
Firms Harris Jr.. accompanied
Miss Mamie Fowler to Detroit re-
Gently.
Mrs. Gertrude OF Bo0mheld ave
nue. accompanied by h,r brother
Melvin Armstrong OF Flint Mrs
Alice Reynolds aud son. Rohcsi
moiorcd 10 Chicago oct. L. TO visit
their uncle Luther Friersor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Negro Artists Asked
To Participate In A
National Art Week

HAMPTON INSTITUTE Va
The work OF Negro artists all over
the nation will receive special at
tention this year during National
Art week. November l7-23 il was
announced by President Malcolm
5. MacLcan Of Hampton institute,
who was recently appointed vice
chairman Of the National Council
for Art Week
In letter 10 Thomas j Watson.
chairman Of the National Council
and president OF the International
Business Machines Corporation Or.
MacTean said that Il think thar
nothing could b. done 10 advance
so fully the purpose Of Art Work As
To call special attention 10 the fact
that we have grand heritage Of
Negro art: that We have a great
and largely untapped storohouse
OF artistic talent among the Negro
artists: and then. therefore Negro
art and artists deserve our special
attention and special showing dur
ing National Art Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

Joe Seeing and his daughle.-in-
.aw Mrs Joe seeing Jf. We're
Weekend guests o. VI aud Mrs.
NAaslcs Ball or Nlna-or avenue
w and Mrs. William Kelly are
proud parents Of loyfiy new
baby crt
Mss ANITA 0Nctioi Nl-,i..l-
h'r SISTER. Mrs. Evelyn k4tes, ~
Df}oN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
The Detroit Musicians
Association Arranges
For Radio Broadcast

The Detroit Musicians Associa-
ton held their regular semi-month-
ly meeting on last Sunday at the
Detroit Association OF Colored
Women's Club building. where all
future meetings will be held. Some
Office vacancies were filled. Miss
Martin being elected 10 office of
assistant recording secretary and
Mrs. l.. +. Johnson reelected finan-
cial secretary.
The president. Fred Hart Will
liams. appointed Talmadge Tur-
ner chairman OF the program COM
mite and Mrs. Blanche WATSON
on the publicity committee.
The program for the year was
discussed. the chairman. Mr. Tur-
ner. announced that regular Sat
urday night broadcasts over WJBK
had been arranged. The first. this
Saturday night at 1890 pm. will be
an all James Bland" program
when his songs will be sung by the
Jubal Choral society and a quartet
The members are urged to attend
this broadcast. The next meeting
will be held at same place on Mon
day. Nov. 3rd. al 8 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Stage
the
UMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

years spurgest experiment Sizes has sbbed
onto Glitter Set phenomenay vice versa that
Ssned finds himself keep the big time
h the patrons take it. heavy acts to help
i've healthier would he just the thpe SIM,
the bird to blame for the OF the hu
sss
We have Just received RoO Vests to take In an
other slim press parties at the Congo tonight
writing this 1--WE at exactly 15 Monday CIV Slim
Jones great affairs OF the fourth esta,
the OF night club that boys lust fine
the big time coumnlsts always returns with peuv Of
plugs. We Just know that Larry Thls drink
the house, Will be on hand to take in the festivities
Teddy Backmon is producing the shows 1.-THE Congo
|sc Leonard opened We took tho Pa
Hour Sunday and thought Backmon pro
ucuon the fine mellow browns and all trimmings
Zip friend That pal took the Hon Joe
guest rooms should
enough return It, No questions will be he
Peman perhaps of the Paradise
VALLEY recognized wearer OF
white the new shows at the
mite spots also the wenz
|ps popular frat man. challenges the Czech on his canaona
he carnaton
Nor and his yearly flower bill the
.hs Czech
Wen take space Cowans for pinch hitting
for Things sort Of caught with
navigate hut thanks we'll up
A Glad to you 1--WE. pound
Ing typewriter when going to kndergarn Our Idea
sharp dapper business Reuben
Paradise Valley Distributing and the Ray Music
company.
Cozy Corner jumping again with Charles Nay
mite spot is functonins in full social panop Judging by
music dry Mac Ivey is
which
ne mostaked- about club in
dnng-ou public should remember that vs fine mellow bar
becue about the food served anywhere
soaring the ubconscious Is
sophisticated refreshment par OF Dr. Wash
Stupendous last influence
upon eastronomy his famous barbecue
Friend willis +. Ward, corporal In Uncle Sans Army
nj the Motor City leave Willis
attending the BIG Ten games
Michigan win Chicago Saturday We hear that the
needed back his old job and are
that get bach In the groove
One Of the towns greatest sports and square shooters teret
watson business student ne has helped
school; n dollar he oaned successful
he helped home he has made happy
yuF said
Champ Barrow at the Club Three Skies last
He is getting his exhibitions at the
Savannah H. TO serve his year IN
Uncle Sans army.
Champion Hohrook brings on Ella Black
Beauty Lee charming lady OF Plus Jimmie Cad
wells the organpano
Champion and mostens quite crowd place
dine the gourmet manner and
very fine The Backhawk the nnest taV
4 EN- on the side
The Club Zombie got Itself grand new show TOT autumn
bat the Joyce and the same ia'oe
orchestra, Cecil Lee you won't feel lost 49,
chief Israel! That's s.aarm coniagratlon al the
GraySone ballroom Oct whole blooming building happens
proof the first place. It's Erskne Hawkins sk"s
tunes overheated music fresh from reO'" "
Ing the road
The finest Mexican food and sophisticated u,"N
sour friends all make to Dummey Georges on s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

the Sixth and English class OF the
school ut 1nkster. Michigan. offered
some excellent fire-preyention sug-
gestions. some OF which are here
quoted. together with the first name
OF each pupil quoted. do not leave a
hot fire in the stove when You leave
your william; "Be careful
with fire in the woods
DO not leave matches where small
children can get them" - Gloria;
Put out your cigarette butts
Emma; do not play with match
es"-Mary H.; DO not try to smoke
animals out OF trees"-Grace: DO
do not leave a barn fire burning"
Dorothy: Throw out your rub
bish, before II Is too late"-Alice;
Burning matches will start a fire.
when dropped on a Marion:
Don't burn rubbish on windy
day"--Frederick; Don't leave n
match in the floor, because a rat
might strick it"--Samuel: BE sure
put out your camp fire'-Ander-
son; Don't put gasoline near
fres"-Mollie; do not leave rub
bish In the attic"--Mollie: Don't
play with inhamable fluids near
fire"-Anderson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Kids Costume Party


A Coslome Halloween party for
children. sponsored by the mem
bers of "The Society Of the Little
Flower choir Of the Church Of 81.
Benedict the Moor. will be given
on the afternoon OF Friday, October
81 in the church Auditorium.
Beechwood. north Of Warren, from
four until six o'clock.
The committee IN charge, COM
posing Misses EILEEN Bennett.
Juanita Rosario. Maria Rosario. and
Juanita Murray have arranged a
fine program OF games and Will
award the prizes. After the games
refreshments will be served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
INKSTER
By MADELINE DeFILS

The Lay committee OF the Visit
ing Nurses association met at the
home Of Mrs. Harvey Jackson. Jr..
president recently. Guest speakers
were Mrs. Hermit OF the Industrial
department OF Detroit and Mrs.
Ebert OF Dearborn branch OF the
Nurses association.
The Lay committee discussed
plans for a toy and baking sale 20
be held in November. Members
present were Mesdames II. Jackson.
y. A. Milton. Thomas Kellogg. VIM.
McNair. Frank Reid, b. Johnson.
and Galloway.
Amlty Baptist
Or. II. h. Brumon. dean Of the
School OF Religion at one OF our
colleges will be the guest speaker
next Sunday afternoon at a mass
meeting. He will be accompanied
by his wife.
The revival services which have
been conducted was huge success.
First Baptist
Rev A. l.. Merit will speak next
Sunday afternoon at the Church OF
Our Father OF which the Rev. Mr..
Kiagler is pastor, Dr. Merritt spoke
Sunday morning from Luke 10 10
and in the evening from ST. Luke
21.2.
Eleven members are attending
the fall classes at the Baptist
Training school on Jos Campau and
Arndt streets.
The Worthy Family Will render
musical program Friday. Nov. 10.
WOmack Temple CME
The Rev. S. A. Sea delivered an
inspiring morning message from ]
Epistle Of James SIP. The pastor
and choir worshlpped at Fews
Memorial.
The Senior choir will present
pageant. The Twelve Sons OF
Jacob" at an early date.
Smith Chapel AME
The rally for the building fund
will end Sunday afternoon when
the ladies make their final report.
Second Baptist
The Second Baptist church en-
joyed great services all day Sun
day. Pastor o. i. Jones delivered
the sermon on the subject I'm
Going To BE The King"
In the afternoon, Rev. W. Fields
OF st. Louis. Mo, delivered the
message. Many helpful and inter
esting thoughts were impaired. The
Second Baptist choir sang.
In the evening the choir rendered
their regular monthly musical
program, which was very interest
ing and enjoyed by all. James
Ayler delivered sermonette.
The Royal Singers OF Detroit. will
render a musical program at Sec
ond Baptist church Friday night
Oct. % at s pm. All are invited
10 attend.
All are welcome TO attend the
Second Baptist church at any time.
Miss Christine Whitner Is church
reporter.
During the recent observance OF
Fire Prevention Week, the pupils In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

Orlando Robertson brings down the
the house with some dramatic
numbers.
This fine type OF show is in keep
ing with the policy planned by own
or Slim Jones who promises TO
bring a new celebrity with every
show and a show packed with
versatile talent and pretty girls.
This always gives Club Congo the
grand atmosphere and warmth that
makes this popular club the talk OF
the town.
The Peters Sisters will follow Or
lando Robertson when the show
changes.
On Monday night Slim Jones
played hosts to the members OF
the press and the boys enjoyed the
special show presented for their
pleasure.
So join the crowd and see II you
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

agree that the floor show AT tho
Club Congo. ssh f. Adams. IS about
the best offered at the local bright
spots anywhere in Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
AT WESTSIDE'S MECCA OF ENTERTAINMENT

The Gamer
man caught
STEMS o n s.
ley's hand In
action as they
please I h g
customers nj
( h @ Black
hawk tavern
McGraw and
W. Warren.
They are left
TO rig h I
Ruby Logan.
= o n gstress,
Jack II lee
bass fiddler;
Lem0nt Ham
HtOn, = n X (;
Sam Simpson,
Il r u m M q r;
.Jazz B0" me.
an c o m O.
dian. In the
I o r egrOund
are Terry kil-
ley, taps and
Evelyn Carr.
shake dancer
a n d singer.
Jazz Il o -
came 10 the
Il | n ckhawk
directly from
Chicago and
Ruby Logan
has formerly
been appear
Ing In movies.
The lower pie
lures shows n
portion Of the
200 hundred
guests I n n [
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25
Blacknon's Goodwill
Show Clicks at Congo

Club Congo patrons who witnessed Teddy Black
mons fast moving stream-ne production of the Good
will Revue convinced that this floor show is the best
staged anywhere in Detroit this week.
To top off the star of the show the golden voiced
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

British wculd prefer not to have to send theIr strength into the Balkans. And finally, the maneu- yer gives pause to Russia and Tur- key. however much assurance was also given to those nations by the Germans. These are not inconsider- able crumbs of diplomatic and mili- tary advantage.
 Obviously the German high com mand hopes the British will strike back at the German army through Greece. After all, 100000 troops, well equipped, can hold off 250,000- odd, and they might make it pos sible for Mussoini to stage a feeble comeback.
 But, from the British point of view, there is at least one advan- tage-Hitler is no longer using some other nation as a decoy He $ having to furnish his own live de- coy ill the form of big army that will drain supplies from headquar- ters- supplies that would do lot more damage to the British if they were used in the attack on Eng land.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-13

of scattering the strength of Hitler opponents. The axis idea was dedi- cated to that job, and it's exten- sion to include Japan definitely furthered the effort to divert Brit ish-and American-opposltion to Hitler.
 But so superior was the show- ing of British land, sea and aii forces in the Mediterranean dur ing the winter, that Hitler grand strategy was checked The British even cast suspicion on totalitarian efficiency.
 All of this added up to bad news for Hitler, required a new pattern of grand strategy. Slowly, so as to avoid violent disturbance of the
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The United States has about 56,- 100000 men and women gainfully employed-a number far greater than the entire population of the British Isles or France.
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There are, of course, other com- pensatipg factors for the Germans. They now have a protecting cor don around the precious Rumanian oil fields. They have split off Yu- goslavia from Russia, and make it little more likely that the Serbs will listen to proposals to join the axis. Greece is threatened now, as never before. at a time when the
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delicate balances in the Balkans, he moved into Rumania. Then Bull garia.
 Now his own powerful military forces confront the British on the Balkan front. If the British try to move naval. air or military strength to the British Isles this spring the whole Balkans will be in Hitler's hands. If they keep those forces in the Near East. then he will him. self haye moved in as decoy in place of Mussolini
 The fact is, the mere presence of one of Hitler's armies in the Balkans is enough to hold British forces in the Near East. And the German high command knows il better than anybody else.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-28
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He used that poker on Jabez
There's blood on it's
The captains lips drew into a
snarl. He glanced from the couch
to the poker and back again.
'Mark called me; then we
reused Aunt Beulah, Janet and
Kaye. Nancy heard us and came
down, and I sent her to cali the
maids. Alice reported that Maggie
was in Mysteries and she'd left
Lena with her. Alice and Nancy
made us some coffee which we
were just about to drink when you
came in. I wouldn't advise coffee
for you, sir, but wouldn't you like
some brandy?"
II would" promptly returned
the captain. He closed his eyes
and waited quietly for his grand
sons return.
Drink your coffee, girls, while
it's hot" murmured Mrs. Gould.
81 doubt if there'll be SLEEP for
any of us again tonight -
/ for one was glad to drink the
coffee. It had been scalding hot
when I poured it, and was now at
drinkable heat. But with my first
swallow I heard Cary's voice.
Don't forget your whiskey first.
It will do you all good. Now,
Granddad, going to be specially
nice and let me wrap this around
your" This was a warm steamer
rug he carried over his arm.
The captain eyed the. rug in such
threatening manner l feared he
would refuse. But with chilly
smile, he finally said:
'It is rather drafty here. Go
ahead, make me into mummy if
you want to-
Carefully Cary wrapped the rug
about him, and I was sure he was
glad of the extra warmth. 1t was
cold in the library. Jabez had been
covered with a warm blanket, but
the rest of us were lightly clad.
Have you raised the therno-
stat, Cary?" asked Mrs. Gould.
Eyes, just now. Well have neat
in a minute or two. Comfy, Grand
dad?"
Comfy! Humph! Call this cod?
You should have a spell on the
bridge! You wouldn't talk about