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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17

by ambushed Indians. Thirteen
returned safely bat the bodies Of
two men lay in the snow.
Then Simon Girty, white rene
gade, took a hand. He persuaded
the English at Detroit to send a
war party of 200 Wyandots and
Mingoes against isolated Fort
LaurenS.
Early on the morning Of Febru-
ary %, l779, seventeen soldiers,
following their daily routine, left
the Fort to bring in wood which
had been cut the previous fall.
There was no hint Of danger un-
til from behind trees and under
brush the painted warriors rushed
to cut off their retreat to the Fort.
The short, sharp battle ended as
quickly as it began, with the death
or capture of every soldier.
Then the siege began, Provi-
sions in the. Fort were low. Daily
rations were reduced to a quarter
Of pound of sour dough and the
same of rancid meat.
But the soldiers were not the
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
MEG FOGJAK
NAGYOBB VITAK

nelkul szavazni ait az ujabb
otezer millio dollart, amt a
multi heten a hadsereg celjaira
kert iSrnet az elnok, amely
a hadseregropil6 osztagat id6-
vel hetvenezer ropul6geppel
fogja ellatni.
S meg fogjak szavazni ait a
tovabbi tiz-tizenotezer milli6
dollart, amt a kovetkez6 ma
pokban fog az elnok kerni,
hogy abbol Anglianak es eset-
leg a szovjetnek meg Kinanak
kOlcSOnOket adhasson.
Megszavazzak ait a korulbe-
I'LL haromezer millio dollart, a
NIT a navy celjaira kert a het
vegen, ezeket a teteleket meg
Wheeler sem meri maid ellie
nezni, csak egy magyarazattal
maradnak a Wheelerista-hit-
leristak adosok. Ok folyton
ait kovetelik, hogy "egyezze.
mex meg" Hitlerrel. S megis
szuksegesnek latjak, hogy ko.
Eel szazezer milliot koltsunk
nemzetvedelmi celokra. S amie
Hitler mem volt, addig ERE
mem volt szuksegunk. Akko,
NIT er vele az egyezseg?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
HETI SZEMLE

kat sulyesszen ell az amerikai
kontinens es az Iceland k0zti
viZekben.
Ez esetben az amerikai navy
mem fog tetlenul maradni,
inert az a parancsa, hogy
"nyitva tartsa" az utat Ice
landig.
A nemet sajto keservesen pa
naszkodott a multi heten, hogy
Roosevelt bel6liik akarja az el-
SO loveseket kiprovokalni, S al
litolag ezt mem akarjak meg
tenni. Ez esetben Iceland meg
szallasa mem fog haboruhoz We
zetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
MAGYARORSZAGBOL
SZUKSZAVU

jelentesek jottek a mutt he.
ten, S azokban mem lehetett
semmi 0r0met talalni. - Az
oroszok elleni hadjaratot a pol
garsag, amennyire az lehetse-
ges, ellenzi, inert senki mem
erti meg, hogy mifele celok er.
dekeben kell a magyar mem.
zetnek verezni.
Mem jarul a "lelkesedeshez'
az a teny, hogy a romanok OIL
dalan harcolnak, akik ellen
segei a magyarnak, akik meg
a Becsben odalokott erdelyi
csonkot is visszakovetelik ma
guknak.
A kozszuksegletek nagy hi
anya is -leveri~~a lakossagot,
inert elegend6 elelmiszert, ru-
hat Us tiizel6 anyagot mem
kapnak. =. .....r 9. 49,.
A; A;magyar hadsereg voltake-
pen Tarnopol ellen vonul,- de
AIT eddig megkozeliteni mem
tudtak. @
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17

new england tejtermel6k
sztrajkjat mem lehet munkas-
kiizdelemnek r1evezni azon
kivul is sztrajkoltak elegen
szerte az orszagban.
S nehany kisebb sztrajk meg
benitott vagy huszonketezer
embert az auto-iparban, akik
alkatreszek hianyaban mem
tudtak dolgozni.
Macy megnyugvast keltett,
hogy a puhaszeniparban meg
tudtak egyezni, s bar a banYSa,
szok mindent megkaptak, anx
kertek, John L. Lewis megis
boldogtalan volt ezekben a ma
pokban.
Mem titkolta, hogy mem
akarta a kormany beavatkoza-
sat, inert szerette volna a mum
kat megallitani az iparban,
hogy leszamolhasson az eln0k-
kel.
Tiltakozott, mikor Perkins
munkaminiszter a banyasz-
sztrajkOt a National Defense
Mediation Board ele utalta,
inert tudta, hogy akkor nem
lesz hosszu sztrajk, inert a ba-.
nyabarokat idejeben meg fog
jak fekezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
/ BAR A NEMZET
Macy

tobbsege es majdnem az
egesz kongresszus termeszetes-
mex tartotta es helyeselte, hogy
Icelandot m egszalljuk, e a
wheeleristak termeszetesen eb-
ben is gancsoskodni valot ia
lalnak.
Peldatlan volt az a gonosz-
sag, amivel Wheeler senator
napokkal elobb nyilvanossagra
hozta, hogy Icelandot meg
szalljuk, inert ezzel Hitlert a
Roosevelt szandekairol el6re
tudatta, S megtortenhetett
volna, hogy nemetek megelo2
tex volna benniinket.
Teljesen jogos az angol kor-
many panasza ebben a kerdes-
ben, inert a fontos hadmozdu-
latokat akkor sem helyes, vagy
jogos dolog az ellenseggel tu-
datni, ha valaki veletleniil
senator, S. ha szivesebben len
ne elnok, aleln0k, mint SEE
nator.
Ugyanez a larmas csoport
tele kiabalta az orszagot, hogy
a navynk mar l0v0ldozott a ne
meteAre, ami mem igaz Most
azzal uszit Mr.. Wheeler, hogy
Irorszagban es Skociaban ba-
zist epitenek az amerikai hadi-
hajoknak, ami szinten mem
igaz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
A GAZDASAGI
HELYZET

termeszetesen javul, de az
iparvallalatok sorsa - anne
lyek mem a fegyverkezesre ter
melnek - valosagos tojastanc.
A nyersanyagok beszerzese
egyre nehezebb es bizonytala-
nabb lesz, S az ettol valo fele-
lem k0vetkezteben aki tud, az
mar halmoz 1dolgokat, ami q
helyzetet meg nehezebbe teszi.
Ugyancsak megneheziti az
uzlet helyzetet az a teny, hogy
megelhetes koltsege a nem-
zetvedelmi iparban foglalkozo
emberek keresetehez igazodik.
tehat a tobbi iparagakban is
emelni kell a munkabereket,
ami sulyos eltolodasokat hoz
itt-ott magaval.
S termeszetesen az adojavas-
latok bizonytalansaga is oft
fog az uzlet felett mindaddig
lebegni, amig abbol torveny
mem lesz az 6szre.
Mindezek dacara termesze-
tesen javulast ereznek maid
mem minden uzletben (meg a
farmerek is) de a javulas mem
egyforma.
A MUNKA FRONTJAN
NEMI
nyugalom volt az utolso ket
hetben.
A latszolagos nyugalom elso
Okla az volt, hogy a kongresz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
FORT lAURENS-1778.

/, A barrel of rancid meat and a
barrel Of hardtack saved the lives
OF Il small garrison of an Ohio
fort built during the Revolution
to prevent lightning attacks of
British and Indians from the
western wilderness on the strug-
Cling American armies.
With the completion Of Fort
Laurens, Colonel John Gibson and
his $50 troops had not long to
wait to find that though stationed
in the remote forests, they were a
vital part of bloody conflict.
The Indians and English We're
enraged at this audacious thrust
into the West, which threatened
their hold on strategic Ohio.
It was on cold December day
that the gate of the one-acre out
post closed behind Is men who
were starting on the long, Difficult,
journey back to the East. No soon
er had they left the shelter of the
stockade than they were attacked
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
HASONLO
GYAVASAGGAL

huzodnak- attol is, hogy a
;ziiksegleti cikkek arat megszab
jak, S azon vannak, hogy ilyes-
mivel ne alljanak el6 a kor-
many reszer6l.
Az senkinek mem tetszik
hogy az arak allandoan emel-
Aednek, hogy amire ezermil-
liot szavaztak meg, az lassan
ketezer millio dollarba fog ke-
riilni, de az arak korlatozasat
meg sem akarjak.
Mem akarjak pedig ket ok
bol.
A farmerek ait remelik,
hogy elobb-utobb felemelked-
mex az arak, s Ok tiltakoznak
azok korlatozasa ellen els6k-
mex. S hasonlo terrorral fe-
nyegetodznek, mint amilyent
olyan nagy sikerrel alkalma-
zott most a CIO. ~. ..-.
A mask ok az, hogy ha ha-
tart szabnak az araknak, ak.
kor hatart kell szabni a berek-
mex, S lit ismet szemben talal.
jak magukat a s honatyak a
szervezetekkeI' H%gi3a -: :,. .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
GYAVAN KITERT
A KONGRESSZUS

a multi heten a felel6sseg
alol, mikor a koltsegvetes So
ran beadott es a sztrajkokra
vonatkozo modositasokat kit0-
rulte minden t0rvenyb6l. Amig
a kommunista CIO-istak a sza-
botazs sztrajkokat rendeztek,
nap-nap utan d0rg6 hangon
koveteltek az eln0kt6l, hogy
"tegyen valamit", szerelje lie
a sztrajkokat.
Mikor azutal az elnok fel.
hatalmazast kert, hogy bizo-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
ICY INFLACI0 LEsZ,
Az ARAK a. ..

maid felmennek, egy ingert
ismet hat-nyolc dollarokat is
fogunk fizetni, a nemzet ados.
saga szazezermi1li6 dollarokra
fog rugni ha a fnunkas kere-
sete emelkedni isffog, az arak
a keresetet lninfRg elhagyjak
Mindenki tudja, hogy ez ka-
tasztrofa S szeretnes mindenki
keriilni. De mindenki ait sze-
retne, ha az 6 iizletk0reber,
mem korlatoznak az arakat,
csak a maseban. AIT a far
merck helyeselnek, ha mond-
juk az autok arat, vagy az
aratogepek arat mem szabadna
emelni, de a gyapottermelok
mar husz centes zgyapotrol- al
modnak, a buzatermelok is
aratni akarnak.
A munkas sem banna, ha q
hazbert mem szabadna emelni,
de tiltakozna ellene tele tudo-
vel, hogy ne emelkedhessek a
valsag tartalmara a hazakat
epit6 k6mtives vagy plumber
napszamja.
Es a honatyak, akik a haza
sorsanal a szavazattal sokkal
tobbet tor6dnek, vagy mem fog.
max intezkedni, vagy akko1
kapkodnak maid, mikor mar
keso lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
WASHINGTON :
MEGLEPETESSEL

szolgalt a mutt heten a
vilagnak, ennek a hazanak.
Az elnok egyszeruen tudatta a
kongresszussal, hogy csapa-
tank Iceland szigetet meg
szalltak, ezzel Europahoz is,
a haboruhoz is k0zelebb ju-
tottunk vagy ezer merttolddel.
Iceland daniai birtok volt,
AIT a haboru elejen Anglia
megszallta, most azonban az
angolok kivonulnak oman:
inert haderejukre masfele silk
seq van.
AIT mem engedhetjuk meg
magunknak, hogy a szigetet a
nemetek megszalljak, S koze-
lebb jussanak ehhez a foldresz-
hez, mas valasztas tehat mem
igen maradt az eln0k szamara
Ebben a szellemben es nyu-
godtan vette ait tudomasul
ugy a nemzet, mint kon-
gresszus, bar a sziget megszal-
lasanak sulyos kovetkezmenyei
lehetnek.
AIT a parancsot kapta a
navy az eln0kt0l, hogy ett6l a
foldresztol Icelandig "tartsak
nyitva" a tengert, ami AIT je-
lenti, hogy az Angliaba indi-
tott szallitmanyokat az ut leg
nagyobb reszen megvedjiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17

szusban szavazas el6tt ALT a
sztrajkokat korlatozo nehany
javaslat, ezekben a napok-
ban "jol akartak magukat vi
selni" --unkasvezerek.
A mask ok az, hogy a kom-
munistak a szabotazszsal fell
hagytak, inert ennek a haza-
max a sorSan Ok Soha mem bu-
sultak, SGT szerettek volna
minel tobb forrongast, de a
Szovjet "munkashaza" erdeke-
ben most termelni akarnak.
Eek a hitvany aru16k mem
tagadtak, hogy a nemzetve-
delmet meg akarjak benitani,
amig ugy tudtak, hogy a szov-
jetjiik sz0vetsegben van Hit
lerrel, S allandoan ait k0vetel-
tex, hogy az angoloktol a Sc
gitseget megvonjuk, inert
''imperialista" haborunak tar
tottak, S inert Anglia es a to-
kes rendszer 0sszeomlasat XII
vantak. Most meg mar mem
eleg nekik a segitseg, ma mar
a Szovjet erdekeben haboruba
szeretnek a nemzetet sodorni.
SZTRAJKOK
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
CSAK HAT-HETSZAZ
MERTFOLD

az ut Icelandtol Anglia esza~
ki csiicskere, oman tehat a
szallitmanyokat mar Anglia
navyje nagyon konnyen meg
vedi.
-, A snagy halo o-elsulyesztesek
Icelandon innen es Iceland
k0rul voltak, ezekben a wick
ben ma mar az amerikai navy
vegzi az 6rjaratot.
Teljesen a nemetekt6l fiigg
most mar, hogy nit fognak
csinalni. Ha haborut akarnak
ezzel q nemzettel, meg van ra
az a1kalmuk, mihelyt egy-egy
nemet submarine vagy hadi-
halo jelenik meg, hogy halo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
Az AD0JAVASLATOKAT

elkezdik a napokban tar
gyalni, de ha az arak korlato-
zasaval az inflaciot mem allit-
jak meg, akkor mire befejezik,
vi targyalasokat kezdhetnek.
Mert ha az emelked6 arak
miatt minden ketszer annyiba,
fog maid keriilni, mint ameny-
nyit el6iranyoz a kongresszus,
akkor termeszetesen ketszer-
haromszor olyan magas beve-
telre lesz szuksege a kincstar-
max.
ARA az amerikai polgar
mem akar gondolni, hogy a
penztink ARA a sorsra jusson,
amilyent az els6 vilaghaboru
alatt Europa penzei befutottak,
mar pedig ha AIT el akarjuk
kertilni, akkor sulyos adobeve-
telekre lesz sziiksegiink.
S minel nagyobb meretii lesz
az inflacio es a nemzeti teher
(adossag) ANIMAL magasabb lesz
sziiksegszeruen az ad6zas.
IA NEMZETVEDELEM
| tjGYE
a sok panasz, hiba, mu-
lasztas es kifogas dacara va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17
FAMOUS OHIO BATTLEFIELDS
An Ohio Fort Protects Colonial Armies

only sufferers. Game was scarce
and the besiegers, too, were on
short rations. Finally forced by
hunger, they offered to lift the
siege if Colonel Gibson would give
them a barrel each Of. -four and
meat.
There was no hesitation on
Colonel Gibson's part and the
speed with which he accepted the
offer probably convinced the In
dians that the hungry garrison
had an ample store. At any rate
the Indians left as suddenly as
they had appeared.
In the summer a relief party OF
500 arrived from Fort Pitt, and
Fort Laurens was abandoned-too
remote to be properly defended.
Short as was Fort Laurens'
chapter in the story for the control
of Ohio, it was nevertheless i'm
portant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-07-17

Next Week-How British can
non was used 70 capture . British
stronEhO1d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
t.'CIdir Enters
Second Round in
City Soccer Play
Metoria Tales Twice
in 80 Victory Over
Hispano Eleven

St Clair. upSctter Of German.
last week in national amateur cur
play, went on 10 add new honor,
in city cup competition with 81
victory over Hispano AZ Jayne
Field yesterday 10 enter the sec
.ond round Of the tournament.
Dominic MatOria. center forward
and the winners scoring ace set
up the triumph with TWO goals
sending in the first Of tho confess
after 20 minutes from 10 feet out
lie added his second half way IN
the last half. and I'd Minncbo in
side right. completed the scoring
shortly after
St. Clair will encounter IoSco in
the second round Of the national
meet January T.. rs next oppo-
nent IN tho city play VIII be de-
termined Friday when tine draw
Is made.
JOSEPH TALES
In the feature match Of The
league competition A. s.. Clair
Field. the league leading Baya-
rams do"ned the German p team.
10, Emil Joseph, outside right
Slamming in the tally - minutes
after the match started.
Rangers, The youngest team IN
the league. turned in the upset Of
the day with a p decision over
DetroltcfS. Closely contested the
match saw tHe Rangers take tho
lead after - minutes. when Claude
GiIfiIIan drove the ball IN from six
yards out Joe Springer tied the
score midway IN the second half
but Fred Harris sent IN the victory
goal 10 minutes before the end Of
play
In another match At Nnrlhmns1-
arn Field. the unbeatcn VeneranS
routed "A short handed Thistle
team, 81. Thistle had only n.ne
men on the field throughout the
contest. H1ngauanS Won by a for
felt when Workers failed 10 SHOW
~ f6ia iAtif. match a. Soitay Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
JubenviNe S
299 Stands Out
In Metro Loop
STANDINGS

Roadway Sull suffers from
shock today and Palmer Park is
one game out OF FIRST place in The
Metropolitan Classic League Rit-
tors nabhod a pair FROM Roadway
at Conner Avenue Recreation last
night while Palmer did the same
70 Norge-NarygroNo
Herman Jubcnvilie Z99 In S.
for Palmer and Hairy Gl.dicn ,
SO Tor Riiior which included "a
pa were tho cardinal icats. Jub-
en,iile missed a 300 on bad
twelfth ball which fortunately
brought nine pins an ABC silver
medal and league high
Ritter had 1851 to RoadWays
2S7l but a 226 from Glddcn and
r ri ftciped WIN the fnat pair
Vhca Roadway could not beat 9li
after a lUi3 opener and Ritter nit
95l and $50 Jubenylle'S 6S3 was
gas in the tank FOR Palmer .l2963l
M tripping Norge l2779D leaving
the twain tied for second.
Harvey Young 6l7 aided Stand
ard with 1929 n $3.50 10 edge out
DENLY 10l9l In 1852. Frank
Te>chler Stecrcd DENLY on GIL.
Don Sonntag'S COO assisted Art
Centre IN banking ParkSidc, 2s45
10 255Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

cyclists in the armed forces Is
Art Brown. state champion two
years ago and third ranking rider
IN the nation BarDcr said
ON furlouCh with John was his
2i-year-old Brother VIC. who bl
coincidence was INDICTED AZ the
same time and who IS also sta
toned Al Camp Polk
one OF the best men I'm his
motorcycle reconnaissance squad.
Wv is now a first class private.
II may DC that -hc GOT Tins rank
because he killed COW while
gong 45 miles an hour and came
out with only a few hicks John
explained
Several hundred followers OF the
sport representing the East Side
Wheclmen, Urago Cycle Club
Consumers Sports Club, Wolverine
Wheelmcn, Sunset Riders gave the
BarblcrlS royal Scnd-off all
Joining in singing God Bless
America as the boys left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
CdsS Grygiier
Is Runnerup

BATTLE CREEK. Doc o.
John Small of Bcrwyn. H.. rolled
into first place today IN the second
annual Jack Sharkey classic on
1853 10 pas, the other 200
entries SmairS games Of 233.
2l3, 30, 1913 20 and 223 were
good enough 10 win over such
stars as WaHy Roppcnhagcn, Joe
Norris, Hank Nauno and Ned
Day.
Cass Grygicr Of Detroit was
second with 1921 Charles KotarSki
and Fred Wolf We're fourth and
sixth respectively with 1893 and
1870 Other Detroit scores were
EDDIE BriSkie 1853 ! Mcmahon
1850. Fred Breckle l125.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
BRECKLE IN FORM

Individually Fred Brccklc led
the field with 694 from 244-22f-224
70 have hand IN PabSt winning
TWO from Oldbru and showing a
1863 IN 1912 10 a 1914 for Oldbrl
I'm .S2S
Meanwhile Casino Jumped its
lead 10 five and onc-half games in
sweeping Glenn. 3Q0g Ia 26A5 Il
was Casinos top score In the
league and the ffth highest Vince
MiNcl $40 Tony CaScolcnda. 636.
and John Moch g. supplied most
OF the ammunition
Dawes l299Ji including a 1Oi5
snlLEClcd- AZ. u 4. p fiiattfff-f 7fif-tt-
weiss ,2SS4 John GAVE. 627
Pete Carter. ga and Mark Col
llnak pacing Dawes with Herb
Case flashing a $40 FOR and ". 4.
lPetel Schnapp turning COZ for
EdclWcl>S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
SPOR T S
Continued from First Sport Page

publicity office Of the organization Woodward t would
the National League i well rewarded for its contrhu
ton to the entertainment of the American public
Woodward points Mike Jacobs donation Of all receipts Of
the Louis Bacr fight the navy
ut little incongruous that league which though
based in Chicago is dependent principally receipts from the
eastern ScabOad should in here and hack
charitable enterprise 10 obtain Office expense
I'm the East do not lay such stress prOmotional
value do certain agencies in the Middle West The AStar
conducted by the Chicago Tribune for instance while
purporng be charitable enterprise is
Of citizens Of having become newspaper bay hoo
Incorporating under the cloak Of charity While this he
unjust IL does somewhat extraordinary people Of
this that $4,000 forthcoming charity
promotion which have Melted better than S2O0OOO
Is hoped that the approaching will he tainted In
aftermath by any such unprecedented financial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
AL PaSket
Leading
Travellers

Those Travelling League pin
smiths are AT II again as todays
tab on the IA Club Circuits
actWucS di,closes. Al Pasket of
Eenncdys Eastern Division, came
up with a 6Sl and Paul Scribner
OF SchmidiS had go.
Cy 1900 O'Neil did $50 for
Orient in the Central In the
Western Stanley Stanulis OF State
Fair had 677 and John Cox OF
Mark Twain SIS Stanulis- had a
100 middle which figured in his
team lO67.
other good ones came from
Dave Kantor Of Michigan Carriage,
653, Walter Saved. Chene-Trom-
bly,. 653, Ray BoleS, Kennedys,
A5e- George ciiHeeFella. New Fair
view One 637. Bill Strike, Edison,
60i all Eastern teams.
Vince Miklol did ESQ for Casino
and sam Lundberg the same for
Queens In the Central as Gus
kruzIch turned up with 633 for
National
Charlie Peltier of Tower, west
ern section, had $50; Id Brichta.
Warren Bowl. SOS; Carl Smith of
Burke 625 Frank Simon of De-
troit Steel had PSI in sos and
Beck West Detroit Pabst,
a go middle but failed to
make 500
Other west SiderS 10 turn the
corner were Don Brichta. 500;
Stanley Baker 6l7; Walter War
zccka, Sis William Peters. els;
Louis RuSchinski sos Sam Jacob.
SD; Ed Carpenter, SOB. and Dick
Clayton, sore back and all, COB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
CHASES SLUMP

George Shocks. 6l5 and BIZ La
Rue, SIC led Auto Club 20 a pair
over Faygo. 29l7 20 19l2 Fapgo
had a 1866 Wlndup Gus Kru2ich
6l3; jim Lynch. 500. and James
Marshall, 6l5 topped Faygo
Joe Plappof' emerging from 2
maze Of low scores fired GOs for
Norge and Albert Nassou Jr had
633 Pat Brad, had 616 for Oldbru
and Harold Foster 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Ede|weiss Hits
BIB for New
Major Record
Former League High
Held by Dawes; Fred
BreckIe Bags 6q2
STANDINGS

New league records are in the
books Of the Michigan Major today
the check Of yesterdays matches
at Grandmont reveals. Eastern
Market with George Kcrsten and
Fred Kirk leading on 678 and 665.
respectively set a team mark Of
3ll3 to diSplace 3o6S by Dawes.
An 1869 middle game beats the
former Of ll01 held by Norge
Twenty-Five men out of 81 bowling
had scores Of 600 or better. the
biggest production figures shown
since the league began activities
last September. Eastern nailed
two from Norge, whose score.
was BIB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29

One Of the members Of
the visiting University Of
Nebraska visiting basketball
troupe is MAX YOUNG, who
will be in the Cornhuskers'
lineup against l.. Of d. to-
night in Oiympias second
doub.e-header Of the season.
In me other game, Wayne
Cagcrs VIII meet Cnrncll-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-29
Bikes Have Role
Detroit Cycling Official, Now in Army, Says They
Fit Into Military Plans

BicychStS Will prove a handy
item INV Uncle >Sum's army.
This from John BarbIeri. six
time president Of the Michigan
Cycling Federation and a special
isl, first class at Camp Polk La,
where he has been since Induction
into the army, June 8.
The 3l-ycar-old Barbicri was
given "A big Send-oif hy several
hundred followers of the sport az
Union Station last night when he
left for camp after a Today
furlough.
Still enthusiastic as ever about
cycling Barbieri had 10 put in a
last lick for has sport
FOLDING TYPE
THE army has bought 5000
BICYCLES OF "A folding type and
II using them in experiments
with parachute troops. There
il definite need for seasoned
biCycliStS 10 train men for their
parachute hiking.
Cycling prov ides excellent
conditioning, but more than
that, the bicycle is very inn
portant in actual warfare at the
front lines when shell holeS
would make trucks and motor
cycles useless"
The army has Used the self
anaclng handsome BarbIer well
As soon rs he reaches camp ne
WILDE promoted 20 tho rank OF
Promotion came soon
after induction and as a birthday
present he was raised 20 the rank
Of prly%e, first class, September
q.
Barbieri, who was tho leading
figure behind the national bicycle
championships held here two years
ago. the most conspicuous meet
IN the history OF amateur cycling.
became eligible for discharge from
.he army some months ago be-
cause ne was over The age limit.
IL decided To STAY and get as
much defense training as I
could because I feit the country
needed me. And l want 10 get
at those Japs.
WAR HITS SPORT
Already on mo COWnCrade be-
'auSe 50 many cyclists are IN the
army Baybleri indicated that
yelling would take an even
harper drop because tires won't
% available due 20 the shortage
If rubber.