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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02

egyik kongresszusi bizottsag
el6tt, mikor AIT ajanlotta,
hogy a reszvenytarsasagok
hat szazalekon fellil valo j0-
vedelmet vegyek el adoba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-02
DE AMIG SOKAN
EGYENES

felhatalmazast akarnak adni
az eln0knek, hogy egy "cart'
bizzon meg, aki az arakat meg
szabja, masok ilyen nagy ha-
talmat csak egy bizottsag ke-
zere hajlandok rabizni.
Az elnok es a kormany mem
akarja az arkorlatozast kiter-
jeszteni a munkaberekre, de a
kongresszus konzervativ szar-
nya azon a velemenyen van,
hogy ha a gyartott holmik
arat rendeletileg kell megszab-
nj, akkor ugyanezt kell. tenni
"a munkaberekkel is.
Kul0n magasabb arakat XII
vannak a farmerek kepvisel6i
a foldmuvesek szamara, hogy
a depresszi6 alatti vesztesege-
ket a k0vetkez0 par evben
behozzak.
Attol kell tartani, hogy amie
ezeken a kerdeseken vitaznak
az egesz t0rvennyel elkesnek
inert az arak naprol-napra
emelkednek ma is, es a mum.
kaberek mem tartanak lepest
az arakkal, yagy legalabb nen,
minden iparban.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Supreme Takes
Lead In Women S
Bowling Loop
Club Congo Drops
To Second Place In
The Standing

Paced by Miss Edna Jones, Miss
Elmina Gibson and Capt. Thelma
Baldwin. Supreme linen. national
champions and defending title
holders In the Motor City Bowling
league swept three straight games
from Blackhawks Thursday night
at Forest Club TO take the lead
away from Club Congo which lost
two games to Twelve Horsemen.
Miss Jones put together games
OF l72. 143 and ia for 4S9. while
Miss Gibson had a total of ATS with
games OF 1873, 1913, and 1862. Capt.
Baldwin turned in games OF $50.
l42 and 1873 for AS. Mary Coleman
led the attack OF Blackhawks with
l2l. l6i. and 100 for 45i.
Club Congo. dropped to second
place and one game behind Sur
preme Congo won the first game,
669 to 657, but dropped the succeed
ing two games. 666 to TAI and 766
to Sl4. Twelve Horsemen had an
So pin spot.
Mrs. Ann Willingham topped the
drive OF the Twelve Horsemen with
games OF 1l3, 156 and 1913 for SIT.
Helen Brooks who scales under 100
pounds, had games OF 125, 12S. and
143 for 400.
Capt. Virginia Dolphin who pick
ed up the 6-lO-7 split in the eighth
frame Of the second game, had scor-
es OF $50, 1879 and 1874 for 1852.
OILERS Hat Shop spanked by
Roselle Frazier and Capt. Media
Loving. rolled games OF 725, $50 and
SOC TO turn the DR.. Orr team back
in three straight games. Miss
Frazier had games OF 1873. 1873 and
los for 3s4, and Capt. Loving hung
mp games OF 126, los and 12O for
35l.
Settles and Son. spanked by Mat
tie Mitchell. banged their way TO
double win over Alhembra, $40
TO $50. CAS- to645 and esq TO $50.
Miss Mitchell had games OF 121, 1853
and 1874 for 40S. Margaret Orr was
the mig pin spiller for Athahbra
with 4l4 on games OF 12l, 12l and
172.
Brady Health Studio, with Mrs.
Jerry Wells leading the way,
blasted their way to three wins
over Garvin Motor Sales. Mrs. Wells
had 491 with games Of 1872, ls6. and
$40.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Brown Bombers To Open Basketball
Season With Harlem Globe Trotters

For the eighth consecutive year
the Harlem Globe Trotters will
open their annual basketball cam
paign against a Detroit team. This
year the Trotters will face the
Brown Bombers Thursday night,
Nov. 20 at Brewster Recreation CEN
ter.
And just as regular as the Har-
lem Globe Trotters have opened
their seasons here. just as regular
has been their wins over the local
opposition. Coach John (Cocky)
Glover believes that the tide will
turn this year.
This faith is predicated upon the
calibre OF men engaging in the prac-
tice sessions during the past month,
and the ability displayed by those
competing for the job as regulars.
In the lineup OF the Brown Bomb
ers will be Larry Bleach, former
captain OF the University OF De-
trOit five: James Country Davis.
former all-city high star; Agis
Bray, former member of the Globe
Trotters: Wilbur King. Jimmy
Haines, oy Condition. Russell Mid
dleton Alex Childs. Lucius Ryan.
former University OF Detroit play
er who towers almost seven feet;
Ennis Stafford. veteran center, and
Tom Williams, formerly with Co
lumbus.
Bleach has not rounded into top
shape yet and may not get in the
game Thursday night However.
the other players are in top form
for the big test OF the season.
Because the Brown Bombers. as
in other years. will be at disad-
vantage in height, Coach Glover's
proteges will depend on fast
breaking game. centering around
King, Bray and Davis.
The Globe Trotters lost a num-
her OF the men this year - Sonny
Boswell, Duke Cumberland and
Hillary Brownie the New York
Rens. However three OF the main
springfield Strong, Bernie Price
and Babe Pressley-have returned.
In addition, Manager Abe Saper-
stein has a flock Of good young ma
terlal to ease in with his more sea-
soned players.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Chatter OF Hoofs
BY RAzz BROWN

Jockey A. Shellhamer showed
again that he can not ride like the
oldtimers. He's a bad Judge OF pace
as he lost the two-mile race recent
ly with Filister. Yes. beat a nose
by Trois Pistolen. when he should
have walked in. And Just think. he
tried 10 ride Whirlaway like Eddie
Arcaro did. I've never seen such a
bad crop Of jockeys. They're terri
BILE, and | can not see any good
prospects.
With many race tracks now ready
TO spread the manure on the cours-
es to await next Spring. We will
get ready for the winter tracks. of
which Santa Anita will be the best
because OF the presence OF Whirla-
way. and this will be enough To
draw the best crowd OF any winter
track Sure enough. all OF the big
stables in the east have just about
gone into winter quarters with their
best stock. So. from now on out.
Until they start at Santa Anita there
will be only inferior nags in the
entries.
Tropical Park will have a grand
meeting, OF course: The nags won't
be as good as the ones which will
start al Hialeah Park. Ii has lust
been announced that racing around
Chicago has its greatest year as
far as success. in many years.
Contradiction the good colt men
toned many times in this column,
finally made good in the Pimlico
Fuprity. l look for this colt To
make grand three-year-old colt in
1912. think Marketwise will finish
behind two horses in the Governors
Handicap. Watch and see.
Jockey Don Meade wins all the
races and after each winning race
he gets the Bronx cheer. How
come? Aonbarr best good field
again at Churchill Downs. men.
toned in this column that he is q
good nag.
Here are some sweet patoties
for Bowie: Matte j.. Valdina Leo
Marco. Challante and Ringie. Al
Tanforan: Deer Fly. Pageboy. Pab.
ems, Tai. Hasten Henry, Felson
Flying Dot. and Donaway.
Extra Lost Gold at Rockingham
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Force And Yellowjackets Are Ready
St. Antoine Y Volley
Ball Teams Win Two
From The Champions

The st. Antoine YMCA volleyball
teams opened their season by de-
feating Adams YWCA. last years
city champions at Adams. Poor
fielding and two bad spikes gave
Adams a needed advantage and
they won the first game IS 10 ~.
In the second game Adams took
the lead again but not for long.
Hughes Peterson and II. G. Schu-
ster and Tom Briscoe began spik-
Ing the ball with a little more de-
termination and the game ended
with the same score as the hrst. ex-
cept ST. Antoine had the larger end
this time.
The third game opened with ST.
Antoine taking the lead with Or.
Gamble. Schuster, House and Bill
Adams boosting good balls 10 their
spikers. The Adams boosters and
spikers were Likewise playing good
ball and came out on top with the
third game. 81. Antoine changed
their lineup in the fourth and fifth
games which they won by a close
margin. Peterson's outstanding
spiking and Walter Houses and
mr. CANDLES boosting. along with
the heads up" ball playing OF the
other members OF the team, we're
outstanding factors in ST. Antoines
victory over the last years champ
ions,
st. Antoine "B' team lost to
Northern "B' team on st. Antoines
floor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
The Sports Mirror

Two extremely large obstacles blocked Booker Reck-
path Friday IN Chicago and the young Gary, Gnd.l
Ter not able to hurdle them. Beckwith who had
II straight bouts entered the ring against Rob ps
With Is 12 pound weight disadvantage plus the ev
ence Pastor gained in facing Joe Louis twice
Many of the boxing fans are shouting words of denr
pn at beckwitns manager, charging that he rushed
youngster too fast They're pointing out that the
hit and experience advantage held by Pastor was foo
for the Gary battler to overcome and that he should
have been tossed into the ring against Pastor until he
! more seasoned.
Beckwh took terrific pasting from Pastor. mast
thai may impair his fighting career If he can stage
essfu comeback, then he has in his body the material
which champions made If he fails to overcome the
ting then ne was just another fighter. Time will tell
Reports from the East are that Joe Louis will meet
fdy Baer in charity bout in January the money to
saors Louis, according to press releases has agreed
ID his bit without compensation.
| Well, that's another notch in Louis high mark of
ttsmanship and patriotism The champion is always
Ding to do something TO help his country.
Horace Coleman, crack little halfback for Western
khgan. had glorious homecoming he led his team to
Tory against Wayne university at Keyworth Stadium
|rday. Coleman opened up with 7O-yard dash for
Ehdown followed with another long run, and then
wed long touchdown pass to teammate.
Big Jim Walker, tackle for the University of Iowa.
not get call for AAmerican honors, but to those
|ns who watched him perform against Michigan last
hh he's the best linesman in the Western conference
that's big honor as the Wetsern Conference plays
Fer football than any conference in the country.
William Schnelby 260-pound right tackle for Wber-
university is the oldest the two teams which
b at University of Detroit Stadium Thursday Schnel-
|b % years of age.
The big tackle, rated of the best placement kick
lin football had to drop out of college for three four
rs to attempt to help the family budget.
II has been Schneby's educated toe which has won
BE number of games for Wilberforce during the past
years. He's dangerous kicker far back as the
yard line.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Detroit Bowlers
Lose Series
Nacirema And
Maston Take Wins

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES their
games with Frank Merriwell finish
es. the improved Maston Laundry
and Nacirema club, of Detroit, fg-
uratiyely swept Old Timers Bar
and Kingsbury five of the the alleys
in match games in Cleveland sun
day evening.
Old Timers appeared headed for
a total pin victory until the last
four frames OF the final game. AS
the Detroit team-lra Hurley, Lee
Shaw. Percy Jones. Charley Bry-
ant and Capt. Stanley Meade open
cd the sixth game they began pour
ing In strike after strike, to fin
ish with a q pin advantage that
left the packed house gasping.
Nacircma trailed Kingsbury for
two games and then walked of with
a 43 pin win.
Supreme Linen Wins
Supreme Linen five showed top
form as they showed the Progress
sive FIVE under a pile OF 1862 pins
Capt. Thelma Baldwin. Allene Davis
and Elmina Gibson showed their
best shots TO the large and impair
tial crowd.
Cleveland evened the series when
Bob Settles. Forest Roller Rink.
and Club Congo dropped matches
to Sweeney, Douglas Club and Lit
tie Tavern. Cleveland then forged
to the front when S. c. Garvin Mo-
tors. of Detroit. by 1853 pins.
Virginia Dolphin and Martha
Shannon were additions to the Gar
vim team. but the pin-spilling OF the
nations two top women bowlers--
Sarah Sturdeyant and Bessie Miller
was too much OF an asset TO the
Blue Rock lassies.
Encountered Trouble
Forest Roller Rink. Club Congo
and Bob Settles found too much diff
ficulties with the new drives and
were never real threats.
Porters Cleaners had good
chance to even the score in the final
match OF the series when they
crossed alleys with Log Cabin, old
rivals.
Top scores were turned in by
Ira Hurley, Percy Jones, Hazel Will
liams, Thelma Baldwin, Charley
Bryant, Lee shaw. Roy Carson. and
Walter Pettiford. OF Detroit. Cleve-
land keglers were topped by Alice
Barthony. Miss II. Jones. Joe Den
son, Rubin Mitchell. Luther Miller,
Sarah Sturdevant and Bessie Mill
err.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Four Colored Players
In Flint Northern's
Lineup For Big Game

FLINT. Mich. - Northern High
school, winner OF the Saginaw VAL
ley championship for seven years,
will meet Central High school In
tn eirannual gridiron game Thurs
day. Nov 20. and in the Northern
lineup will be three colored boys
Erilus Carpenter, Floyd Fielder and
Vernon Brady.
Carpenter Is a guard. and al
though Northern has lost four out
OF six this year, has been playing
a good game. Fielder is considered
one OF the fastest backs In the
state. Brady is a tackle.
Harold Fielder, Lorenda Carpen-
ter, Archie Leach and Archie Bibbs
are prospects for the team OF 1912.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Bulldogs Rule
Favored Over
West Virginia
$4,000 Fans
Expected To See
Grid Classic

The Wherefore Bulldogs will
come face TO face with one of the
most important obstacles OF their
football season when they face
West Virginia State college Yellow
jackets at University OF Detroit
Stadium in the twenty-eighth re-
newal Of their annual Thanksgiv-
ing Day grid classic.
Despite earlier reyersals by both
Wherefore and West Virginia, the
teams enter the game with feeling
that n win in the Thanksgiving
Day game will offset any defeats
suffered in past contests.
Wllberf0rce Better Record
Wherefore has lost to Tuske-
gee and Kentucky State, while
West Virginia has been defeated by
Blueheld, virginia State. and \. G.
A. & G. But these defeats will have
no bearing on the outcome of the
game Thursday as both teams have
been printing for this game.
In Mexie Davis, Jack Houson,
Wesley Lynch and James Wilson.
Coach Adolph Hamblin has a set
OF backs who can run, pass and
kick. Housen and Davis have been
veritable powerhouses on the Of
tense. Davis and Housen have been
successful in the overhead game
with Capt. John Stewart, 1S5-pound
end, on the receiving end OF the
passes.
The forward wall, with one or
two exceptions. has been able to
withstand the driving attack OF the
opposition. Virginia State and
y. c. A. & G. were the only two
teams which the Yellowjackets
line could not stop.
In Capt. Stewart West Virginia
has one OF the best ends in the
Midwestern conference, and at
tackle are two regulars who have
stalwarts on the line. Simon Coates,
who comes from Jackson, Miss,
scales 290. and Christopher Neil.
from Beckley, W. Va, tips the
scales at 2O5.
Capt. Jesse Hart. playing his fin
al season with the Bulldogs. has
been the sparkplug of the WILDER
force offense for the past two
years. He has been ably assisted by
Milan Quals and Ebert Ebbs.
Hart not only is the top ground
gamer for Wherefore, but he's al
so the main forward passer. He
has been whirling the pigskin with
deadly accuracy through most OF
the season.
The Bulldog line has plenty OF
power, boosting two Of the largest
tackles in the game in William
Schnelby, 260, and Ross Barrett,
213. Schmelby comes from Over
ton. Neb., while Barrett comes from
Lebanon, Ohio.
The Yellowjackets, accompanied
by a large delegation of West Vir-
ginia students and members OF the
faculty, will arrive in Detroit early
Wednesday, and will 20 out to the
Stadium at one o'clock for short
practice session. The Wilberforce
squad will also arrive Wednesday
morning and will practice after
West Virginia has completed its
session.
A special train. bearing Ohio
fans, from Columbus. Dayton.
Springfield, and Toledo. will arrive
in Detroit early Thursday morning.
The kickoff is slated for 2 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Art Exhibit

Local Negro Art Is TO be featured
in an exhibit at the Schoolcraft
Branch Library from November
1923. This exhibit has been ar
ranged In celebration OF National
Art week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

can look like several entirely diff
ferent pieces of jewelry merely
by shifting the stone in its
center.
For the person who can afford
more than one refill for the
oval opening on the pin, this
creation can be worn with sew
eral different outfits and achieve
remarkable variety.
Quite as ingenious as these
two unusual gems is a necklace
of sparkling. non-precious stones
which doubles in brass" SO to
speak, by serving as the glitter
ing belt of an evening gown after
dark.
If this trend continues, and if
other makers of such things adj
just themselves to the changing
times, it is quite likely that the
nations shop windows Will dis
play clips which can also be worn
as bracelets and twin pendants
which can double as earrings,
The promised wave of enforced
economy has already inspired the
manufacturer of Junk jewelry'
TO get around the priorities on
metals by manufacturing many
Of their gadgets out of such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
TEWELRY That DOES DOUBLE DUTY

- URING the next few years
if the political powers
- that-be and the economists
are telling the truth Ameri-
cans have got 10 get along with
many fewer Injuries Some
smart designer of jewelry has
taken time by the forelock and
fashioned several attractive bau-
bles which can do double duty
Take, for example, the ingeni-
Gus gem shown in the photo
graphs at the left of the page
This can be worn as a pin, as
Iocket at the end of a necklace
II 1t can function as a dressing
table ornament In all three roles
it is flattering setting for the
boy friends photograph.
1t is the intention of the de
signer that the owner of this
artistic gadget can wear it as
pin in the daytime or as pend
ant for evening functions.
The pictures at the right show
another piece of jewelry that
should appeal to women who find
that they have TO economize on
personal ornamentation. This is
a pin. too, and its outstanding
characteristic is the fact that it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Found Fortune WiIled to Him
213 Years Ago

always loved books and | mean
this fortune TO come only TO an
other Nubagy book lover Hence
this letter in this most unlikely
TO be. read book in the entire
library. but it is a book true
bibliophilc would not be able to
resist ....
Find the chest of Black
Chiua-wood with the iron and
leather clasps, the one that bears
the blue unicorn on the lid
Enough"
After three days OF excited
searching Baron Nubagy found
this Undiscovered chest in am mp
per chasber of the castle. With
jim ii hc found hundreds Of letters
dozens of httle silver and pewter
spice dishes and drinking cups,
and about 40 more books Books
silver. pewter and letters would
barely fetch $500.
The first secret had been con.
tanned in a letter in an old book.
Was there another letter There
was i read;
one more step to fortune
Search NOW for the mate TO thls
chest the one with my initials
carved ON the ia Within it Won
win find some smaller boxes one
Of these contains POO gold and
silver coins. Their value as money
or as metal is not great Their
value as cuiositlcs should be Inn
mense 49,.
And so it was. Mr.. Horatio
MacLelgh Nf Dundee. Scotland
bought the entire collection. Even
after paying the various back
taxes other debts and the inherit
ancc tax. The Baron stu had more
than $4,000 left.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
~ANYOR Won NUBAGY. i'm

~ANYOR Won NUBAGY, i'm
poverished Hungarian noble
- about TO be ousted from his
ancestral home for failure 10 pay
government taxes found for
tune willed 10 him 213 years ago
almost at the moment ne waited
for the government auctionecr
In 1887 the family castle and
title had descended TO Sanyor
Won Nubagy This castle was
loaded with overdue taxes. Yin
tually all its furniture had been
sold, except large library The
Nubagys had been stone broke
since the first World War
Before the present war began
the new Freiherr each week sold
something out of the castle 10
American and British tourists
When the war started in 1893
the tourist trade and the noble.
mans income ended Sanyor Won
Nubagy swallowed his pride and
tried 90 hud q job There wasn't
any. So the Baron catalogucd
his last thousand books and ln-
terviewcd every bookseller within
two days walking distance of
Castle Nubagy. Some bought
most did not With time heavy
on has hands he browscd through
all The books i'm the old library
II was rather childish and
heroic legend Of Charlemasu,
that he was reading when De
made a startling discovery Be
tween the pages Wa an old letter
OF the first Baron In part il
read
II leave you an inheritance
greater than YOU know. But you
must yourself find it, have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

The Romantic
Young
Woman Above
Is Shown
Gazing FOndly
at the Boy
Friends
Picture IN Il
DOuble-Duty
Piece of
Jewelry
Which an
BE Used as a
Pin (as Shown
i'm the Photo
graph at the
Left) a
LOCket or
a Sentimental
Ornament
for the
Dressing
Table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

y a.. .. s AZ; A. "a
Evening star., 1941-06-28

Edward JudSon is reported founder
ing. .. The executive who wanted
to fire Bob Hope from Paramount
three years ago because, as he said,
He is not screen personality" is
still on the studio payroll.
Overheard . Ruth HusSey Won
dering aloud, why she can't get
permanent beau. Since Mr. Hakim
departed from Ruths life, she has
been on the unescorted side l know
some nice men who would like to
meet you, Ruth. Charles Ray
and May McAvoy wait in line at
a studio cafe for an unoccupied
table It's kind of sad to see these
old-timers getting no attention at
all from the people who once f1ocked
to see their pictures. Deanna
Durbin's weight increase has her
studio worried. 1t is making her
look a little matronly.
When Pat Dane, Mickey Rooney's
new leading lady. calls on producers
for jobs, she puts on all her jewels.
Evening star., 1941-06-28
L Wanted Wings
At Columbia

II Wanted Wings" Paramount's
revelation of life in the Army Air
Corps and its unveiling of Veronica
Lake as the girl most likely to sue
ceed in the movies this year, re-
turned yesterday to the Columbia.
Made with the cooperation of the
Air Corps. it is an illuminatin and
presumably accurate account of the
drama involved in attaching wings
to stalwart young Americans. 1t
also is filled with some of the best
aerial photography which Holly
wood has caught in its cameras.
With Miss Lake to enhance the ex-
element the excellence of the pho
Biography is almost enough to make
you forget the picture is consider
ably longer than your powers Of
concentration. j. c.