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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
A VETERANOKNAK
MOST FORD


iger politikai Is gazdasagi $40
vetseget, hogy a kormany es a
NRA ellen a. harcot 1agyobb
|eredmeny remenyevel tudja fell
venni.
A multi heten a Ford gyarnbe-
jelentette, hogys egyel6re otezer
Iveterant vesz fel munkaba, de
beavatott egyenek latni velik,
hogy a Ford vallalat lassan min
den munkasat ki fogja cserelni.
A veteranok olyan hirhedtek
lettek fascista hajlarnaikr6l, Is
annyira ksszek yolfak niindig a
klzd5 munkisok; /; ellen yonulni,
,hogy,, Ford benpiik latja ) seer
vezeet yelleai hare egyedili rene
nyet.
Ezze1 az egesz Ford fele akci6-
val, amelynek 1l,essze kiterjed6
hatasa lesz az orszagra, kiilon TO-
gok ebben lapban foglalkozni.
Egyel6re csak AIT sz0gezem
le, hogy mindcn j6zan ember ha-
lilos veszedeln1et lat ebben 9
Iepesben IS hogy annak efk6lcs.
telenseget mem lehet elSgge jel-
lemezni. 8 & 81. y 4
Ford ainak idej9n minden
er6s Is munkabir6 embert osz-
szehivott Detroitba es azzal fel-
epitette q. legnagyobb paxton
Ivarosat Is luft-ballonjat ! vilag-
max, de mikor AZ &hes cmberek.
mex mem tudott munkat adm, y
&lelmezesiket rabizta i v&rosra
Most aztatn yegleg 81 altarjs
6ket z&rni ! munkab ab6l inert !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
MAR IsNIt lO'BB
N
A MUNKAvIS|zONY.
A h6ten valamivel javultak
a munkak. Tovabbi ia.
vulas varhat6 a j0v0 h6tre
A Sheet & Tube nagy pipe
rendelest kapott

a nyari lelassudas sMtan az
acel-egyezmeny e1etbeleptetese
zavarta bizonyos mertkkben az
acelipart. Ugyanis az Vi atak e
az egyezmeny altal el6irt acel-
,iizleti feltetelek kidolgozasa, ele-
mczese sok acelvasarldt vissza-
tartott rendelest6l.
De heten mar .megjavultak
q viszonyok. A legtobb acel-vev6
akinek szerz6desere a mostani,
harmadik negyedben meg jart
acel, szeptember 15-en kirendel-
te meg neki jaro mennyiseget,
hogy EFT az acelt meg mostani,
alacsonyabb arakon kappa meg.
Kiilonoseh az automobil gya-
rosok adtak nagyobb rendelese-
ket es ICY mar e het elejen AZ
szazalekos erovel indultak a gya-
sss5ssF O. =,
rak IS jovo heten valoszinuleg
ismet 50 szazalekosnal jobbra
fognak a munkak eme1kedni.
Nagyon val6szinu, hogy a
rendes 6szi nagyobb termeles is
bekovetkezik oktober elejere es
ICY legalabb novemberig jobb
munkaviszonyokra van kilatas.
A Youngstown Sheet & Tube
tarsasag, amely nehany hettel
ezelott kapott egy 10 ezer tom
mas cs6-rendelest, most ujabb
negyezer tonnara kapott rem
delest ies. heten. Brier Hill
nagy .yillamos cso-osztaly ejjel-
qappal, harom shiftaban dolgo-
xix.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
IA MULTI HETEN
|MENESZTETTEK

I Lamont volt kereskedelmi -
nisztert Steel Institute @lE1tl
es q kiropitett igazgat6 urs -
altalan mem volt boldog, hox
szazezer dollaros dzsabj&t 4
vettek..
Sietetts hat kirohanni kor-
manyra IS NRA-ra IS axx4I
okolta meg, hogy tchetetlen yolt
az ipar fellenditss3ben, hoey A
kormany szocialista programjk k-
ban 1ehetetlen boldogulni az ipar
max.
Az indianai Standard Oil rEsx
venyesei erdekes kis panam&e
hoztak napfenyre. Kisut0tte3
hogy a hatalmas- olajvallalat rs
gebben elcsapott igazgat6i het-
nyolc milliot reszvenycsekt6l
elemeltek es AIT most vissxa
akarjak perelni.
Ugyancsak vissza akarj5k pe-
relni az igazgat6 urak fejedelml
fizeteseit, akik szazezer dollSro-
kat kaptak evente azert, hogy :
reszvenyeselset; ku1on megiop
jak.
Stewart volt elnok, akit M
max idejen az orszagos olajlopk
sok kipattanasa alkaimaval -
fatal Rockefeller szavazpft 81 =
dzsabjabol, csekely hetvenotezer
dollar nyugdijat kap fogyasx-
tok Is reszvenyesek b6rere Sven-
tc.-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
REF. EGYLET

A Youngstown, Q. Magyar
Ref. Egyhazi Ferfi Is N6i Bs
Egylet a rank kovetkez6 vasar-
nap, delutano a ho. 24ta7en 24t7en 2 pra' r'l
lsset, Keretnsk a tagok mlinsl ma "a
lsset. Keretpeek atagok tninsl, ma
gyobb szamban megjelenni, mi
vel fontos elintezni val6 van
Hatralekban vannak: /: id. Horcsik
Mihaly 8 havi, ifj. Horcsik Mi
haly 8 havi. E heten beteg: Do
ka Sandorne, 542 Mabel St.
Menyhert Janos
titk$r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
VI MAGYAR. VENDEGLo

Jelentettik 4apunk multi heti
szanaban, hogy a PSI West Fe-
|deral alatt, szemben a Warner
szinhazzal, magyar vendeglt
nyilt meg. Mar evek ota hiany-
zott Youngstownban egy jo ma
gyar vendeglo es Mr.. Kline, &
vendeglo tulajdonosa igyekszik
magyar szakacsnovel jo haziasar
|keszitett magyar eteleket felszol
|galni. Ebben a vendegloben q
legjobb soroket is merik, aka1
hordobol, akar iivegesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
Macy NEMZETI GYASZ

van a koz-szolgalati val1alatok.
a villany-trusztok es a gaztrusz-
tok koreben, inert a kormany
kozegei kije1entettek, hogy. a
Tennessee River villanymuvein
kesziilt villanyt Muscle Shoa1s)
ket-harom centert fogjak adni a
fogyasztoknak.
A villanytrusztok hat-nyolc
centst rabo1nak Is az a1Iami ell
lenorzo kozegek seho1 mem tud-
jak a rablasnak utjat a11ni, inert
a hatalmas vallalatok kepesek
mindenkit legraftelni az orszag-
ban.
Icy Walt lehet6ve, hogy ezer-
millios vallalatokat epitettek
egy par millio dollar igazi t6ke-
vel, hogy a villanymagnasok
szazmilliokat haracsoltak Is
hogy kozonseg szaz szazalekos
profitot es fejedelmi fizeteseket
kenytelen nyujtani a trusztok-
max.
Ha a Tennessee River villany-
miivei tenyleg olyan olcson ad-
jak az aramot, akkor fogyasz-
Etok szeme vegre felnyilik es ak
lknr h;aha tar+;sLr herhan 8 Iaco1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
|LEHETSEGES.
HOGY FORD

= = Z e N
csal6dni fog veteranokban,
hogy azok mem lesznek hajlan-
dok vele cgyiitt kiilon allamot
alkotni az allamban, hogy azok
is elni fognak a NRA adta SEER
vezkedesi jogaikkal, de EFT ba-
jos ma elhinni.
Aki veteranok mozgalmait,
azok gondolkozasat figyelte, an
max meg kell allapitani, hogy
Ford egeszen jol gondolkozik,
hogy a veteranok csoportja egye-
nesen atkos anti-szocialis alaku-
latot kepez az orszagban Is
hogy a Fordhoz hasonlo buta Is
rosszakaratu carok kezeben
nagy nemzeti veszede1n1et fog
max kepezni.
A munkas szervezeteknek sur
gosen rata kellene 1enni, hogy
minden aldozat aran azonnal a
Ford gyarakat szervezzek, Is
tegyek lehetetlenne fe1fuvalko-
dott car szamara, hogy mum
kasait veteranokka1 fe1cserelje,
hogy a regi munkasait egysze-
riien kilokje.
Sajnos, mi munkasvezereink
a 1egkonnyebb munkat valaszt-
jak XII maguknak, ahol leg
gyorsabban lehet tagsagdijat re-
melni Is fSfni kell tole, hogy
mem fogjak Fordnak az erko1cs-
telen torekveseit idejeben meg
fekezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
DEMoKRATA NEPGYtjLEs
LESZ MOST. VASARNAP

A Magyar Demokrata Club a
SIT. Istvant Otthonban, Wilson
Ave 8ol sz. alatt folyo evi szep-
tember 24-en, vasarnaps delutan
3 orakor ;gyiilest tart, melyre az
osszmagyarsagot meghivja. El6-
adas lesz a yarosiekormanyzasrol
es a kormany-kolcsonro1. El6-
-adas utan lesz egy kis szorako-
zas. ii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
,PARTOLJA
A GRANT .STORET

Lapunk multi szamaban kozol-
Tux eloszor Grant Store hirde-
teset. Ajanljuk a magyar asz-
szonyok figyelmebe, hogy ebben
az iizletben igen meltanyos ara
kon igen jo min6segu arut kap-
hatnak. Ha vasarolnak, hivat-
kozzanak lapunkra-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
MAGYAR LANY A KLIVANS
FELE UZLETBEN
ELARUSITo

Klivanseknal, akiknek az East
Federal St. 271-275 alatt var
nagy hitelizletik, a magyar We
vok magyarul ertekezhetnek
ami6ta Miss Bella Ward OFT dol
gozik, mint elarusito.
A Klivans uzletben vasarol.
hat keszpenzert vagy konnyii tol
lesztesre mindenfele ruhanemue-
'ket, ekszereket es haztartasi elk.
|keket el6nyos arakon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21
I'M AcYtROK NAPTARA

01SSSNAiAOSA 1Sy SAOlA1Ool.
Niles-i Magyar Betegsegelyzo
Egylet sziireti balja.
Sept. 24-en a Farrelli Ref.
Ifj. Kor sziniel6adas IS nepsze-
riisegi versenye a Horvath-H Hall
ban.
Szeptember 80, szombat. Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk. szii-
reti balja, sajat termeben, N.
Belle Vista Ave.
Okt6ber l, vasarnap. A West
Side-i Magyar Haz felavatasi I'm
nepelye.
Okt. 14-sn Farrell Sharon-i
L, Is. N6egy1et szureti sbalja a
Ref. Egyhaz tornatermeben.
Okt6ber 14-en sziireti bal a
Cor. Kath. Hitkozsegnel.
okt6ber Is, vasarnap. Magya-
rok Nagyasszonya sevfordulo
bankettje Is Tereziak estelye,
sajat termeben, N. Belle Vista
Ave. sn.
Okt. 2l-en a .Shenango Nolgyi
Magyar-Amerikai Polgarok Ko-
re ismerkedesi este es tancmu-
latsaga.
Okt. %, vasarnap. A Verhovay
108. youngstown fiok rs ewes ju-
bileuma.
Okt6ber 26, II, 2s. 2o-en. Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Hitkozseg
6szi bazar estei, sajat termeben,
N. Belle Vista Ave. fsnf
Okt6ber 2o. Farrell-Sharoni
Dalkor misoros estelyes
Okt6ber 81. A West Sidei Ma
gyar Otthon javara maszka bal.
November II, szombat. A Co
r0g Kat. Ifjusagi Kor tancmu-
latsaga Wards Hallban.
November IL, vasarnap. Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Hitkozseg
sziniel5adasa, sajat. termeben, N:
Belle Vista Ave.
November 1s. A fiiggetlen ref.
ifjusag 6szir6zsa balja a Wards
Hallban.
November 1o-en, vasarnap. Err
zsebetek estelye, Macy. Macy
asszonya Hitk. sajat termeben,
N. Belle Vista Ave.
November %, "a, Is. A Fig
getlen Ref. N6egylet evi nagy
bazarja a West Sidei Magyar
Otthonban.
November 30,. December l, 2
A Fuggetlen Reformatus Egy
haz nagy bazarja a Noegyle'
rendezeseben. West Sidei Ma
gyar Otthon.
December San, vasarnap. Ma.
gyarok Nagyasszonya Hitk. No.
egylet miisoros teaestelye, saja1
hall-jaban, NJ. Belle Vista Ave.
December Is. Magyarok Macy
asszonya Hitk. Karacsonyi Pasz.
torjateka, az iskolaban.
December 80. Magyarok Macy
asszonya Hitk. Szilveszter balja
az iskolaban.
Dec. 31-en a Ref. Egyhaz 6-ev
vacsoraja az iskolaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

kat, meg 4 politilusoIxat, x<
lesz szabad rablasnal.
Termeszetes, hogy ! k6z
|galati vallalatoknak y lel
seq mem tetszik Is nagy eI1vea
dolgoznak abban ! kampany !,
amely a riagyt6ke reszerH folytk
a kormany ellen. {.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-09-21

veteranok fe1vetele AIT jelenti,
'hogy egy id6 mulva senki mas,
csak veteran kulonosen 80
reigner' mem fog Ford cegnel
munkat kapni.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26

At a meeting of the Semper Fi- delis sorority held on Wednesday evening, plans were completed for the annual dance to be given on June 9th at Hibernian hall. Officers of the sorority assisting in the arr engagements are: Dorothy Norris, president: Margaret Synnott vice. president; Rita Cluney, secretary. and Mary Martin, treasurer Mem bers present were: Misses Dor othy Norris, Helen Majausl1as, Lena Divine, Anna McGrath, Mar garet Synnott, Helen Joyce, Rita Cluney, Virginia Fox and Kay Byron. <,
 Committee elections for the en- suing year in the Waterbury Col 1ege club include the following: Education chairman, Mrs Moses R. Lowell; Miss Catherine Colgrove, Mrs Edward NJ. condits and Mrs Willard Stoughton; program, Mrs Andrew D. Macintosh, Miss Lois Beach, Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald and Miss Kathryn Hayes; social, Mrs Arthur Baynard, Mrs Gilbert Kilduff and Mrs Edward B. Mc- Elligott; membership, Mrs Fred A. Webster, Miss Angie Keene and Miss Inez Clough; student loan, Mrs Ellery Kilbourn, Mrs L. C.. Bean and Mrs Arthur Bucknam; {; international relations, Miss Eliz- abeth Kane, Miss Georgianna Clark, Miss Catherine Connor and Miss Julia Sullivan.
 Mrs George Russell and Mrs James Lord of this city are mem bers of the reception committee for the annual alun1nae reunion of Mount Saint Joseph academy. Ham ilton Heights, West Hartford, Sat- urday. June 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26
BY VIM E. MCKINNEY
RRDGE

Secretary, American Bridge League
 Occasionally at tournament a
 freak hand will be dealt which will
 produce a lot of fireworks. One
 of the most unusually freakish hands that I have seen for long time is the following hand which was dealt at a bridge tournament in Cleveland recently.
 Looking the hand over, you
 will find that North and South can make six no trump, six dia- monds or six clubs, while East and, West can make six spades or six hearts. You can imagine the great Variation of bidding. and it was unusual to note that top score on the hand wa s re- ceived by a pair who bid for the
 least number of tricks.
 The Bidding
 South, the dealer, opened the bidding with one club. West
 overcalled with one heart. Per- sonally in the constructive one over one system, I would not open South's hand in this manner,
 and if South had opened with one club, I would make a negative
 double with the West hand. It is an ideal hand for such . double
 as it has both spades and hearts. However. as the bidding actu- ally occurred, North then bid three diamonds. East bid three hearts and4 South bid three no trump. West bid four spades, North and East passed, and South bid four no trump, which West doubled and North redoubled. A small heart was opened and the declarer made seven odd. As
 his side was vulnerable, he scored l400- each for the three over tricks, 560 for the four no trump doubled and redoubled, and 500 for the vulnerable game, for to- tai of 2,260 points.
 It is rather difficult to give the
 correct bidding in a freak hand
 from both sides. as you always
 have the human equation to dea
 with. However, believe it should
 be along the following lines
 South should pass, West should
 bid one heart. North and South
 are vulnerable and North can
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26

Members of the staff of the Wa terbury Visiting Nurses association were guests att picnic supper giv- en last evening at Mrs A. A. Cranes farm in Middlebury in honor of Miss. Lena D. Meo and Miss Flor ence Anderson who have com pleted ten years of service in the organization. The honored mem bers were presented with pins by Dr John N. Lewis of the board of directors. Charles H. Upson, Jr, president of the association and Mrs John A. Coe, Jr, Mrs Forest L.. Purinton and Mrs Crane of the nurses committee were also in at tendance. Last year the award was made to Miss Mary Adamek and Miss Victoria Liebreich.. Those at tending the supper were: Misses Florence Whipple, Lena Meo. Flor ence L. Anderson, Mildred Bowes, Nellie Cook, Mae ,Devereaux, Mary Farrar. Margaret Fox, Mary Grif- fin. Isabel Koch. Marion Reynolds, Catherine Sullivan, Garlic Weaver, Dorothy Hine, Mary Adamek, Vic- toria Liebreich and Mrs Louise Grieshaber. Mrs A. A. Crane, Mrs John A. Coe. Jr. and Mrs Forest l.. Purinton, Dr John N. Lewis and Charles H. Upson, Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26

, South should support his part ner's suit by bidding three dia- monds, as this is. the real safety of the hand. West will then show his second suit by bidding three spades.
 North can bid four diamonds - remember his first bid showed a five-card suit, therefore his sec ond, bid mustgshow 1t to be either a six-card suit or a fairly solid one. East will now support spades to four.
 South can bid five clubs and West five hearts. North will bid six clubs and East six spades, and now South can bid six no trump. West should not double. North will pass and East might be justi- fled in trying for sacrifice by bidding seven spades. as his side is not vulnerable. Copyright, 1883, NEA Service. Inc.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26
Coming Ez,entS
College Day' By Federation
 Of Catholic AIpnsslGe TOnsO5y05C

Under the auspices of the In- ternational Federation of Catholic alumnae, local circle, College day will be held tomorrow after noon from 3 to 6 p. m. at the Wa terbury Catholic high school audi torium. The day has been desig- mated as Choose a College Day" and at this time local alumnae rep resentatives of various Catholic colleges will be at the school to in- terest prospective students. Liter ature and pamphlets, catalogues and so forth will be displayed from the colleges whose alumnae are represented. Parents are invited to accompany their daughters to receive the necessary information concerning scholarships, courses, tuition, etc. Miss Mary Bennett is chairman of education to whom application has been made for Representation at to-morrow's Col lege day.
 The following Catholic college
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26
Scholastic Prizes | COrnecfjcuf CoIIz
 Ann0unced

winners of the varoius schoI>t tic prizes at Connecticut co11cEz this year were announced at { spec iaI chapel this morning instead q at commencement as has been tl4 custom in the past The prize sfins ners are as follows:
 The Acheson Prizes in BibIi cal Marion Randleto0 'ss and Dorothy M. Collins s3s both of Norwich.
 New Testament Literature AL ion Pendleton 'se of Norwich and Edith Stansfield '36 of Hartford
 The Connecticut State Federal ton of A. A. U. W. branches and College Clubs prize for exceilence in the Fields of International Re- iations--Jean l.. Pennock '33 QI Philadelphia. Honorable mentio1 to Alice E. Kelly '3s of Mt. Glen < ems, Mich. Arts--To be announced at com mencement. t n 2
 The Bodenwein Prize for Excel lence in English in the field of f31e Newspaper article--Ann D. Crock CT '34 of Hingham Center. MaAs Honorable mention to Jean l.. Pen- mock of Philadelphia. gzA
 The Sarah Ensign Cady Mem0r- ial prize for excellence in EnglisH speech--Dorothea S. Schaub 1S Rockfall, Conn.
 The Comstock prize for excef- lence in botany--Jane Marie Kret@ schmer '36 of Forest Hills. U. I.. N. r.. and Elizabeth Tiny Bindl0ss '36 of Mystic, Conn. The Norwich Prize for the best unpublished poem-Muriel M. Schlosberg 33 of Brooklyn, N. Y. The Savard prize for excellence in Spoken French--Marjorie Sey- mour '33 of Upper Montclair. N.
 The Surpless prize for excellence. in mathematics to be announced at commencement.
 The Strickland prize for excel lence in. Home Lillian Bacon '34 of New York. %
 The $50 prize for the beet Cam pus Plan offered by Harrison B.. Freeman, chairman of the board, o ftrustees--Sally Ann Jumper 9, of Washington. D.. C..
 The Connecticut State Fedcr4 ton of A. A. U. w. branches and Cololge Clubs prize for exceflence in the Field of observation-disclosures E. Agnew '33 of Norwich and Hsl~ en Levine '33 of Brooklyn. N. '
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26

representative will be present: Miss May Stroker, Albertus Mag nus college, New Haven; Miss Mau- reen Slavin, Georgetown Visitation college, Washington, D. C.; Miss Bessie Bowes, Immaculate college, Penn; Miss Agnes O'Sullivan and Rita Corden, Mt St Joseph's Junior college, West Hartford; Miss Marjorie Lynch, Marymount col lege, Tarrytown, N. Y.; Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick and Miss Kathryn Hayes. College of St Elizabeth Convent, N. J., Miss Alice Me- Namara, New Rochelle college, New Rochelle; Miss Mary Robin son, St Mary of Notre Dame col lege, Notre Dame, Indiana, Miss Ann Toomey, Marywood college, Scranton, Pa, Miss Margaret Mon- agan, Mt St Vincent's college, New York, Miss Mary Corcoran, Notre Dame college, Staten Island; Miss Emily Maloney, St Joseph's col- lege, Emmitsbufg, Md; Miss Brieg, Seton Hill, Greensburgh, Pa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26

Miss Dorothy B. Worth, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs Anthony J. Worth of Willow street. who is to be married to Sven E. CedarhoIm of. New York city, was honored at a miscellaneous shower given on Wednesday evening by Mrs Win field Wight of Thomaston, assisted by Miss Cherrie Ebert of Water vile. During the evening games and card playing were enjoyed and a lunch was later served at the Thomaston Rod and Gun club. Those attending were Mrs Robert Rose, Mrs Arnold Monroe, Mrs Rachel Worth, Mrs Homer Senior, Mrs Leon Totten, Mrs George Bailey, Mrs Edward Cookson, Mrs William J. O'Callaghan, Mrs James Kirby, Mrs Harold Hunt, Mrs Edna Wolff, Mrs Samuel Budde, Mrs AL fred Emmons, Mrs Harry Zibell. Misses Gladys Fox, Celia Brenneis, Gladys Monroe, Mary Brenneis, Alice Lorenson and Hazel White.
 8. .-. l
 Miss Helen Stoddard. was reelec- ted president of the Bunker Hill Kings Daughters at the annual meeting held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Robert Jillson of Montgomery street. The meet ing was preceded by steak roast with Mrs. Paul Wilhelm and Mrs. Herbert c. Smith assisting Mrs. Jillson as hostess. Other officers chosen were secretary, Mrs. J. Ro- land Latimer, treasurer, Mrs. J. Roland Latimer; treasurer, Miss Mary F. HorsIey; chairman of the committee, cards, Mrs. Ralph Webb; flowers, Miss Margaret Croft; Sunday flowers, Mrs. Mar guerite Larsen; jewelry, Mrs. G.. Judson Wells; work, Mrs. J. Ches- ter Little; publicity, Mrs. Newton w. Alexander. The next meeting will be held on Monday evening, June 12 at the home of the presi- dent, Miss Stoddard, and will be preceded by a steak supper. Those in attendance at the meeting were, Mrs. Oscar Warner, Mrs. Harry Green. Mrs. Charles Burns. Mrs. Feemont Holt, Mrs. Mary P. Lew is and Miss Mildred Goudy, guests and the following members: Mrs. Earl Anderson, Mrs. Richard C.. Fisher, Mrs. Joseph Fox, Mrs. Rob- ert Thursfield. Mrs. Ralph Webb. Mrs. Clifford Tompkins. Mrs. Rob- ert Jillson, Mrs. William H. Hill, Mrs. J. Chester Little, Mrs. Jesse Palen, Mrs. c. Judson Wells, Mrs. James Walker. Mrs. Robert Croft, Mrs. Alfred Williams, Mrs. Gael Reese. Mrs, George Trainor, Mrs. Herbert C.. Smith, Mrs. Paul Will helm. Mrs. Raymond Sage, Mrs. Norwood Webster. Mrs. Croft Cur tiss, Mrs. Leon Mayshaw, Mrs. J. Merle Hosdowich, Mrs. H. Lloyn Kay. Mrs. Frederick B. Williams, Jr.. Mrs. Gladys Joslin, Mrs. Mar guerite Larsen, Mrs. Newton w. Alexander, Misses Helen Stoddard. Margaret Croft, Polly Horsleyl, Elsie Humiston and Rachel Henge- weld.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26
HOW SHE LOST 29 POUNDS IN
 3 MONTHS

- am using your krusehen Salts to reduce and I've used bottle and . half and dIeted some and lost p pounds In 3 months feel so much better and intend to keep on taking aio Salts as I was almost 30 pounds overweiEht.1 Mrs. Thelma Gravely. Rsseville. Calif. (Jan. III, 1033).
 70 lose fat and at the same time gain in physical attractiveness and feel spirited and youthful take one half teaspoonful of Kruschen in a glass of hot water before break fast every morning.
 A jar that lasts 4 weeks costs but trifie at any drugstore in the world but be sure and get Krus- chen Salts the SAFE way to re- duce wide hips, prominent front and double chin and again feel the joy of living--money back if dis satisfied after the first jar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-26

"l am . registered nurse. For three years l was too rundown to work. My condition improved wonderfully after taking five bottles of Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound. It in- creased my appetite, quieted my nsrves, improved my digestion and relieved sleeplsssness. am glad to tell any woman what . splendid medicine this |. s."-CLARA A. sABng, le5 Amity St., Brooklyn, New York.
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