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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

fB. Holy Trinity l 5
Youngstown magyar csapat
II goalt adott es Got kapott.
A youngstown magyar csa-
pat a kovetkezo erokkel fog
ujra kiallni:
John Kish, M. Buvos, Bor-
nemiSsza, Frank Kish, Mezei,
Benyei, Kotel, Novak, Bodnar,
Sikora, Siroki, Belik.
Es remelve, hogy mem fog
senkit cSalodas erni, inert eny-
nyi jo er6vel es annyi igyeke-
zettel es annyi eros fogadalom-
NAL es annyi lelkesedessel, mint
amennyivel eek a fatal ma
gyar fiuk fognak hozza ma
sodik szezonhoz ugy az ered-
meny csak egy lehet, "nyerni
es nyerni!'
A youngstown magyar csa-
pat minden kedden es pente-
ken 4 oratol a Magyar Hazban
tartja a treninget, tehat legye-
mex oft, akik megtehetik, va
gyls mem dolgoznak. Most
szombaton Ten lesz Akronban
az elso Liga gyules amelyen
meg kell jelenni a csapatok
vezetoinek es a masodik sze-
zonra valo belfast is most kell
elintezni, tehat teljesen fell
keszulve varja a magyar csapat
a megnyito gameket es a sport
kedvelo magyarsag tomeges
megjelen6set.
A Youngstown magyar csa-
pat a bolt utan tartja nagy-
szabasu husveti baljat es pc
dig husvet vasarnap aprilis 12-
en- ne felejtse ell senki es ke-
Szulj0n ra mindenki.
A Veset6ssg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

de mi lenne DelUnk a tis ev
alatt? Ere bisony mem felelnek
a To10nsendistdk, csak ait
n1ondjdk, hogy mindenkinek
less naunkdja, ha az 0regek el-
k0ltik q ket billiot havonta.
Taldn lenne maunka, de NIT
kapndnk erte? Es amt kap-
ndnk, eleg lenne-e a naegeMe-
teshes? - Bisony mem.
Hdt meg az a hadsereg, az
adosok es n1unkds nyakdn el6
northumberland, ami dhhos KEEL
lene, hogy az ad6t ssedje es
hogy ellen6risse, hogy minden
Townsend 1ayugdijas elk0lti-e a
havi 200 dolldrt?
Sok magyar kerdesett min-
ket a Townsend Plan fel6l.
A mi feleletunk az, hogy ta-
Edritsa meg AIT a penst, amt
a ToWnsendistdk mint tagsdgi
dijakut ssednek. Jobb helyre is
fordithatja ait.
A ssdmtan tudomdnya meg
mem jutott annyira, hogy SEM
mib0l vulan1it lehessen fiset1i.
Ketsser senanai az nai1adig csak
Senanzi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
CAMPBELLBEN
MAGYAR HAz LESz
Most szombaton tesznek ie-
lentest az eddigi megajanla-
sokrol

Megindult Campbell Ma.
gyar Haz mozgalom, nagyor
szepen ajanlottak, akiket meg.
latogattak es szivesen fogadtak
a bizottsag tagjait.
Exert most marcus San
szombaton este fel 8 orakol
nagy gyilest tartunk a Kultul
Kor helyisegeben, Reed Ave. es
18th st. sarok.
Az osszes campbelli magyar
sag megjeleneset szivesen lat
rank ezen kiveteles akalommal
Ezen a nagygyulesen les7
kimutatva az eddig megajan.
lott osszeg es maid csak ezutan
hatarozhatunk a Magyar Haz
sorsat illet6leg.
Campbell magyarok mutas-
suk meg, hogy mar a magya-
rok is Osszetartanak.
A gyiles utani heten min
denki vigyazza a hivatalos la
punkban a jelentest az eddig
osszegyujtott ajanlatokrol. A
Nagybizottsag tisztikara ma
gyon ker minden magyart,
hogy partoljak az epitend6 Ma
gyar Haz ugyet.
MOlndr Wendell, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
MEGHALT KOVACS EDE

Mar megemlekeztiink arrol
a sajnalatos balesetrol, amely
a 13 ewes Kovacs Edet cd
ward), Kovacs Tivadar, 68
Oneta ST. alatt lako honfitar-
sunk fiat februar no 1O-en a
korha2ba juttatta.
A flu most, 19 napi szen-
vedes utan meghalt. Dacara
minden aldozatnak mem birta
seriile1eit kiheverni.
A Kovacs flu a rendori je-
lentes szerint egy bekkolo
truck ala esett es a truck
keresztul ment rata. Belso
seruleseket szenvedett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
Macy TUZ

Mostanaban nagy tuck jar
max. Warrenben a heten le-
egett a Warren szalloda es ha.
rom ember lelte a tuzben ha-
'aiat.
tt Youngstownban szerdan
ce ben teIesen leegett a Cold
Metal Process CO. nagy gyar-
epulete mintegy $50 ezer dol
lar karral. A gyarban tobb
magyar is dolgozott. A nagy
tiiz orakon at megbenitotta a
Steeltonba a Mahoning Aven
es Salt Spring Roadon ira
nyulo forgalmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
NACySzABASU MARCwSI MUSoRRAL
vARjAk A MAGyARSACOT ISMET
Nagybizottsag 20-ik kozos Szabadsas unnepre Dr.
Hosko Istvant Is Mt Marion Sandort kerte fe foszo
nokoknak. = A Pro-Hungaria darabbal szerepel
A miisort targyalta Nagybizottsag

Ismet k0zeledik a Marcius
Idusa. A Nagybizottsag, amely
ez evben rendezi a 2O-ik kozos
marciusi innepelyt, multi
szombat esti gyjilesen a Scent
Istvan Otthonban targyalta a
gazdagnak igerkezo miisort.
Nemenyi Miklos Emo ell
n0kot betegsege gatolta a gyu-
lesen valo n1egjelenesben es
ICY Habodasz Gustav aleln0k
vezette a gyiilest.
A musort elokeszito bizott-
sag jelentese volt a fotargy es
habar a musor meg mem veg
leges es azon esetleg valtoza-
sok lesznek nagyjaban a ko-
vetkezo szamok lesznek.
Mt. Marion Sander, a Fig
getlen Ref. Egyhaz vi lelkesze
es DR.. Hosko jIstvan, a daytoni
katholikus egyetem tanara
aki egyidoben a Nagybizott-
sag titkara is volt, lesznek a
| foszonokok.
A Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Egyhaz vi moi Enekkara
Bistucz Mariska magyar tan.
ca, Pro Hungaria alkalmi
Macy Magyarorszag" cimu
darabja, Bertalan Gyulant
hegedu szoloja, Maxi Istvannt
szavalata, Esank Nc Ernf
Talpra Magyara angolul, 6
Soos noverek zongora es Ia.
tur Istvan hegedu szamai. Ha.
rom magyar leany tanca es
mas kituno program szamok
lesznek a miisoron. A reszle,
tes musort jovo heti lapsza,
munkban koz0ljiik.
Horvath Antalne condos
kodik a szalagokroi, inert az
iden is ugy mint mindig mem
lesz belepti dij es a kozonseg
az ajtonal annyit ad, ameny-
nyit akar a k0ltsegek fedeze-
sere. A Central Auditorium
25 dollarba kerul es az iden
a vendegszonok utikoltseget is
fizetni kell.
Danish Jozsef, Horvath Viii
mos es Tausz Gyula Bella veze-
tik maid a vendegek elhelyeze-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
VERHOVAY 1OS.

Tudatom a 109-ik osztaly
tagjait, hogy osztalyunk most
vasarnap tartja gyuleset a $40
kott idoben es helyen. Tekin-
tettel tobb fcnJos tarevra. zl
rem a tag 5rSak meg rs meg
jeleneset. Tov5 bba E6rem AEON
beteg tagtarsakat, akik beteg-
segelyre tartanak igenyt, hogy
az orvosi bizonyitvanyt az or
vossal rendesen probaljak XII
toltetni, ugy, ahogy az a bizo,
nyitvanyon elo van irva, azon-
kivul a beteglatogatoval kali
tatni azaz alairatni es ugy hoz-
Yak vagy kuldjek el a gyulesre,
ICY sok kellemetlenseget S utan
jarast elkerulnek es a titkar-
max megkonnyitik a munkajat
es sok carefare-t sporolnak az
egyletnek.
Beteg tagok a heten: Kiraly
Istvan, 281 Robinson Rd.,
Campbell, Ohio; Pasztor Ist-
vanne, 319 Pasadena Avenue;
Balazs Ferenc, 931 Franklin
Ave-; Hoffer Karoly, Al Roda
Ave-; Vilagi Bertalan, 7O7 Ok
ford Ave, Ambrusko Ferencne,
1907 GlenWood Ave; Matyasi
Jozsef, 425 Early Rd.; Kond-
rath Janos, Williamsfield, Ohio.
TURNER JOSEF, titkar,
lis Manchester Ave. Tel.91O59.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

set, termeszetesen a Macy
bizottsag osszes tagjai fell
iigyelnek a rendre es a ko-
zonseg elhelyezesere.
A Nagybizottsag szoba hozta
egy a Vindicatorban megje-
lent cikket, melyet egy tot
ember irt a youngstown nem-
zetisegekrol es abban terme,
szetesen vagy otszor annyi
totot mutatott XII, mint ma
gyart. A Nagybizottsag az
elnokot bizta meg, hogy felel,
jen, ha annak szikseget latja
A Nagybizottsag ezuttal is
tesiteni fogja az Egyhazakat
es Egyleteket, hogy kepviseloik
kozul, xix mem jonnek el &
Nagybizottsag gyiileseire.
A Pro Hungaria kozel jovo
ben rendezendo List Ferent
estelyet a Nagybizottsag tel
jes tamogatasban reszesiti.
A Nagybizottsag ezutttal is
felkeri a Youngstown es kor.
nyeki osszmagyarsagot, hogy
vasarnaphoz egy hetre, mar.
cius 15-enek megiinneplesere
ismet teljes szamban jelenjer
meg a Central auditoriumbar
a kozos unnepelyen.
A gyulesen a kovetkezo egy
tilazak Is gy fe u = .ssssss
viselve:
Baptista Egyhaz: Gulacs
Istvan; Scent Istvan Egylet,
Balasko Gyorgy, Habodasz
Gustav, Kaluczki Janos, Go.
Der Janos; Verhovay Segely
Egylet 1OS-ik fiok: Debrosky
Andras, Tatar Istvanne; 0reg
Amerikas: Horvath Istvan
Horvath Vilmos; Demokrata
Kor: Danish Jozsef, Shage1
Antal; Varosi Polgar K0r;
MiXich Gaspar; West Side Pol
gari K0r: Tausz Gy. Bella;
Pro Hungaria: ;Horvath An
talne, Mihok Sandorne; Bird,
geport Szovetseg: Gagyi ia
nos; Magyar Ref. Egylet:
Debrosky Andrasne. 0sszesen
10 testulet II kepviselovel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
EzUSTLAKODALOM
CAMPBELLBEN
Danko Jozsefeket a rokonok
Is baratok serege udvozolte
a Is ewes evfordulo alkal-
mabel

Gyonyoru meglepetesi estelyt
rendeztek februar no 23-an,
vasarnap este, a nagyszamu
mindenjoval megrakodva erke-
zett rokonok, jo baratok es is
merosok serege, Danko Jozsef
es neje, sziil. Zsofi Julianna
tiszteletere Is ewes hazassagi
evfordulojuk alkalmara, 81
Chambers ST., Campbell, Ohio
ctthonukban.
Az unnepelt boldog part ell
halmoztak szamos ertekes es
hasznos ajandekokkal es SIAM
talan felkoszontoben eltettek
es jokivansagaikat tolmacsoltak
az unnepl0k, amelyet az ezust
lakodalmas par meghatodva
szivbol jovo szavakkal koszont
meg.
A teritett asztalnal ezutan
megkezdod0tt a tarsalgas, ami
kor a hangulat mar magasabb
fokra hagott megerkezett
Mathe Lajos, azutan az 6 sza-
raz fajanak hangjai mellett
megkezdodott az elmaradhatat-
Ian szep magyar csardasok lei
tese, melyet a sep es Wig tar
sasag Osszes tagjai szebbnel-
szebb magyar notak eleneklese-
vel fuszerezett.
Az iinnepl6 tarsasag a leg
jobb hangulatban egy felejthe-
.tss,E2 sat Elk sEas sysE szsiss j
gabban ejfel utan bucsuzott el
az unnepelt partol.
Jelen voltak Campbellbol:
Pajtok Miklos es neje, Macy La
jos es neje, Varga Jozsef es ne
je, Kapcsos Janos es neje, Fe-
dor Andras es neje, Les
nyanszki Mihaly es neje, Ba-
logh Istvan es neje, Demjen
Lajos es neje, Mathe Lajos,
Kohut Janos, Mrs. Szabo,
Kiraly Istvanne, Lipko Istvan-
ne, Marjanovics Miklosne, Fed6
Istvanne, Szakacs Mihalyne,
Banyacski Janosne, es Mrs.
Alagi.
Jelen voltak Youngstownbol:
Zsofi Janos es csaladja, Szi-
nyeri Janos es neje, Ignat Gyu-
la es neje, Pipoly Ferenc es
neje, Pisak Janosne es Cseh Jo-
zsefne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
A FUTBALL IDENY
KEzDETET vES1
A Youngstown Magyar Csa-
pat vezet az elso fordulo ve-
gen. Megkezdodik a tre-
ming a masodik fordulora

A Youngstown magyar foot
ball csapat ertesiti a sportked-
velo magyarsagot, hogy most
vasarnap, San a Youngstown
spanyol csapattal, a Harrison
Fielden 2.30-kor fognak jat-
szani. Merit ugyanis a young
stowni magyar football csapat
ismet felveszi a magyar nevert
a kizdelmet es pedig marcus
no 15-en kezdodik a football
masodik szezonja, remelve hogy
a hideg idok elmultak es a ta-
vasz meghozza a sportkedvel6k
oromet es ugy minden vasar-
nap delutan kint lehetnek a.
football palyan a friss tavaszi
levegon es lelkesithetik a fatal
er6kb6l ado magyar csapatot,
ugy mint AIT ezideig is tettek,
csak meg nagyobb lelkesedessel
inert fnasodik szezon a merv
ado, hogy XII lesz a champion.
Az elso szezonban is a
Youngstown magyar csapat We
zetett es az akroni Ligaban ko-
vetkezo osszeallitasban szere-
peltek a csapatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
Is VI VILLANYBUST KER
A VAROSI TANACS

A varosi tanacs hetfoi Tile
sen elfogadtak ait a szabaly-
rendeletet amely a varos deli
oldalan negy jelenlegi villa
mos vonalat kivan villany
buszoS rendszerre atalakitani
Ehhez 25 vi yillanybusz kell.
A villanyos tarsasag igazgato-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 2l. FI0K

Beteg tagjaink:
koleszar Gyorgy, Pasztor Ist-
vanne, Hegedis Istvanne, Kala-.
pos Gyorgyne, Babos Ferencne
1912 Humbolt Ave-, Matyasi
Jozsef, Earl Road es HorvathI
Istvanne 48 S. Lane Ave.
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten-
do: 78 N. Bruce Street. Tele-
fon 62671.
GoBER JANOS.|
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05

saga e heten fog donteni az
ugyben, ami fel millio dollar
kiadast jelent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
BRIDGEPORT SZOVETSEG

Beteg tagok: Borbely Janos-
ne, Matyasi Jozsef, Olajos An
drasne.
Betegseg az ugykezelonel je-
lentendo: 1874 Silliman Street.
Telefon: 94O5O.
HUSOCZKY JOSEF
ugykezelo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
Ese emenyek

an1elyek ait celossdk, hogy a
nincsteleneket valan,ihes jut-
tassdk, jelenleg az ugyneDesett
Townsend Plan (terU) Oeri a
nagydobot.
Mindenfele (igy Youngs-
toW1bGn isl Townsend klubbok
alaEul1dk es sokan bedlIanak,
fisetve a csekely1ek ldtss6 tag
sdgi dijakat, ami persse a terD
vesereinek, alUesereinek, orga-
nisGl6inaE a ssebebe UdndorOl.
A Townsend tern nagyo71
"egysseru". A terv sseri'1t min
den polgdrnak, (persse a be-
vdndoroltakat ebb6l is kisdr-
jdk), aki elerte a 60 evet, havi
200 dollar nyugdijat adna a
k0rmdny, assal a teltetellel,
hogy az egess 200 dolldrt egg
h6nap alatt Ell kell k0lteni.
Es a terv 1aagyon Ssepe'a
hangsik. Tenyleg j6 uolna, ha
a census sseriati uagy 10 MIL
i6 0regnek hGDoota 200 dol
zdrt adndndk es est a havi ket
billio dolldrt naindjdrt ell is kell
k0lteni ugy, hogy az dllandoan
forgalomban le,,ne.
A To1Dnsendistdk est rem
geteg penst, - "a billio dolldrt
eUe2te, Eet percentes for
galnni adobol akarjdk el6terem-
teni.
Es eppe,1 es a pont az, an1ely-
lyel telreuesetik a hissekeny,
billiokkal ssdmol1i mem tud6
nepet.
Az egess Egyesult Alzan1ok
j0vedelne q nault evben mem
igen haladta meg az so billio
dolldrt, tehdt lehetetlen, hogy
ket ssdsalekos egyenes sales
tar behosna 24 biIi6t.
A ToaDnsendistdk rendese1, el
sikldnak a ket centeS ado fe-
lett, de ha sarokbd ssoritjdE
6ket, akkor kiderul, hogy az o
adojuk mem egyenes sales tar,
mint most Uan Ohioban hdron
centes es an,inek az egess j0-
vedelnae SIS naillio (bisony mem,
billi6) dolldr, hanena forgalnli
g ado. 34--s--,-,s-
Es ait jelemti, hogy a num-
kds, anaikor a gydrban KAPPA
a tiseteset, AEON ket percent az
ado es amt vess AEON, annyi-
ssor ket percent az ado, vala-
hdnyssor az llet6 dru vagy
annak alkot6 resse, vagy az
abban toglalt naunkadijert fl
setnek.
Vegyiink pelddul egg 0lt0set
ruhdt. Anaikor q farmer a gyap-
iut eladja, az ado ket percent,
amiEor a vasuti ssdllitdsert fl
setnek, az ado ket percent, a
naikOr q Udsuti r1unkdsoEat fl
setik, az ado ket percent, ami
kor a gyapjut feldolgossdk,
nai1aden ahhos ssukseges gep
Ddgy a1ayag Uetelen az ado ket
percent, ugyancsak ket percent
az ado a sse'1en, anaivel a gyd-
rat tutik, vagy amivel a g6st
el0dllitjdk. Astdn ket percent
az ado q ss0U6munkdsok num-
kdberen, a salesman fisetesen,
a zUkOlesalesnek ssdmitott dron,
q WhOlesales dltal a ssabonaE
ssdnlitott dron, a ssabo num-
kaberen es Uegul az 0lt0ny0n,
amikor az vegre a n1unkds tes-
tere EerIl.
Az ilyen halmosott ad6kb6J
t0lGn lehetne "a biIli0 dOlLdrt
egg evbe1a kisr6tolni, kib6l, =
a nau71kdsaepb6l, inert Uegered-
naenyben a mu11kds a nagy TO-
gydSst0. A n1unkdS termlel es
a mu'akds vdsdrolja a termeket.
XII tisetne tehdt a nagysseru-
mex ldtss6 200 dOlldrOS nuuQ-
dijat = naunkdsnep. De nem-
csak az adoba11 fisetne ait, ha-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-03-05
FRANKS A DEMOKRATA
KLUB VI, ALELNOKE

A Mahoning Megyei Demo
krata Klub multi heten megtar-
tott rendes havi gyulesen Da-
nish Jozsef a klub alelnoke es
tavaly eln0ke lemondott allasa-
rol es helyebe Franks M. Ernot
valasztottak meg. Az alelnok
egyszersmint a vegrehajto' BIZ
zottsag choke is.
A klub Danishnak, aki kiie-
lentette, hogy ezentul a leg
jobb emberekre fog szavazni,
tekintet nelkul partallasukra,
kituno munkajaert jegyzokony-
vi koszonetet szavazott. Danish
egyike volt a klub eredeti meg
alakitoinak.
Franks is egyike az alapito
tagoknak es mindig elenk SEE
repet jatszott a klub ugyei-
ben. Franks rendes nagybizott-
sagi tag is lesz es Shager An
talt valasztottak meg pottag-
max. Danish helyere a Cosmo-
politan Demokrata Szovetsegbe
a klub ifj. Bunchy Janost kild-
tie XII.
A gyulesen Habodasz Gusz-
tav elnOkOlt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18
Exercises Held At
 Notre Dame Academy
Diplomas, Awards Presented With Ceremonies-Ex'
 CelIent Work of Nuns Reflected in Program

1 Catholic high in the fall and stress ing the importance of Catholic ed- ucation.
 Miss Ann c. Bulger, of the grad- uating class, was awarded a prize for excellence in religion, silver medal for oral expression, and 6 prize won in the Irish history con- test and honorable mention fol drawing. Miss Rita A. Kelly, vale. dictoriar, was also given prizes foi excellence in Irish History and drawing. The other three members of the l938 class were Rosemary A Farrell, Eleanor M. Harrington and Mary A. Martinson.
 Excellent Program
 The program itself, in which all members of the student body took part, was an excellent one, design ed to illustrate the varied accom- plishments of the pupils. The usual run of graduation exercises does not prove to be very interesting tC persons who are not particularly ir. terested in some member of the graduating class, but the program offered yesterday was most interest- ing.
 The French songs, sung by a group of youngsters from the first three grades, were highly entertain ing and "The Spinning Wheel Grad- uation Party" done by the Tnem- bers of the seventh and eight grade pupils, was very competently han- dled. Tn this presentation the girls were called upon to do what they liked best in the school curriculum. Some offered recitations, some talk. ed on literature and nature, and others offered musical selections. The piano duets, played by Mary A.. Stokes, Dorothy Breheny, Patricia Sullivan. Betty Willard, Martha Bowes, Roma Gagner, Eleanor Far rington, Rosemary Farrell, Polly Harrington and Jewell Sullivan were also very excellently presented.
 Creditable Work
 In all the entire program reflected great credit on the competent work done by the sisters and illustrates that the a-curricular work in music, oral expression, dramatics and French done by the pupils at the Academy is well worth the ef- fort expended in that line. For grammar school pupils, the student body at Notre Dame are an excep- tionally competent and well rounded group of young ladies.
 Following certificates and special awards were given to the following pupils from the lower grades:
 Grade VII = Dorothy Breheny, prize for attendance; Polly Earring ton, Rosemary Keenan, prize for at tendance; Betty Jane McEvoy, Louise Monagan. Eunice Newcomb, honorable mention for drawing: Beatrice Raymond, Leonie Raymond. Mildred St. Amand, prize for re- ligion, honorable mention for draw ing; Mary Alice Stokes, Patricia Sullivan, prize for highest average;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18

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 The commission denied Keefe a permit last November, over his pro- tests that he had compiled with all the regulations and that he had made every change ordered by state liquor commission inspectors. Tn court this morning he pointed out that the premises had been ap- proved several times in the past by inspectors, even without the recom- mendation of changes.
 Though the commission refused the permit on grounds of "unsuita- bility of place and person." Assistant Attorney General Frederick Dauch of this city said this morning that no report listing objection to per- son had been filed, but that he pre- stunned that was one of the reasons cited because of Keefe's alleged fail- ure to follow the inspectors orders immediately.
 The petition filed today bore more than 100 signatures of Washington Hill residents, most of them prop erty owners and neighbors.
 Keefe's claim is that after he had made all the changes ordered, even to the extent of rebuilding part of the interior, he was denied tavern permit. He said he has been oper- ating the place during the pendency of the appeal.
 Attorney Guilfoile told the court that the. changes had been made within a reasonable length of time, and that the refusal of the commits sion to issue a license to Keefe was discriminatory.
 Keefe said that among things ob- jected to by Inspector Walter Klein were curtains partly covering side windows nine or 10 feet off the floor, low curtain in the front window, the presence of cartons used to serve pigs feet, and the fact that colored paper covered glass on a rear door.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18
DENTIST DIES AT HOME HERE
Dr. George w. Mitchell Had Practiced in City
 g Years

Dr. George William Mitchell, 55 well known local dentist, died this noon at his home 123 Highland avenue after an illness of one week He had been engaged in the prac- tice of dentistry in this city for the past 23 years.
 Dr. Mitchell was born In England the son of George and Amy Tru- man Mitchell. He was a member of St. John Episcopal Church. pr Mitchell was active in fraternal circles throughout the city having been a member of the Harmony Lodge of Masons, the zindah Grot- to, and Camp Fruitful Vine, An- cient Order of Foresters.
 He is survived by his wife, Mrs Esther Crooks Mitchell his parents; one son, George T.; two daughters, Evelyn and Grace Mitchell; three brothers, Albert H., Archibald, F, and Ralph Mitchell; and two sis- ters, Mrs. Lavina Trotzowski of this city and Mrs. Caroline zieser of Hartford.
 Funeral arrangements will be an- ! nounced later.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18
TWO FAMILIES
 CREDITED CITY
Waterbury's Record FC Period of Four Weeks
 Below Average

With only two fatalities, WateEe bury's death rate from AutoEiohlis accidents during Q four week psEi0N ending June 6 is one of the loW
 of e6 cities in the United gtate1 which furnished statistics for Q Ee- port by the department Ok come merce of the Bureau of Census, re leased today at Washington, D. q.
 During the four week period, cove cred by the report there were 9e0 deaths in the 06 cities. This Siilttls Der compares with seq deaths dslre ing the four weeks ending June 6 1895. Most of these deaths were taI0 result of accidents which occurred within the corporate limits Of the city, although some accidents ooa cured outside of the city limits, eep cording to the report. w
 Considering by four week period since Jan. 1881, total deaths from automobile accidents whether withe in the city limits or outside, the lOws est total (482) appears for the SOtlrs week period ending March l4, le9o and the highest, (8D0) for the SOsifs week period ending December 11s 1884. iN
 Another report released today by the Aetna Casualty and Surety Company shows Q decrease of x.U per cent in fatalities in New Enes land during the first five months q the year and Q decrease in ConEiecs ticut, compared with loS6, of 9 per cent. nE
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18

Michael Impresa, son of Mrs. Caroline Impresa of 354 Lakewood road graduated from the Dental School of the University of Mary land on June 6. He was Q member of the Delta Sigma fraternity and associate editor of the Mirror, college paper. His education in lO- cal schools was at SlOcum gram- mar and Crosby High. Members of the family attended the gradua' ton exercises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18
SUSPENDED JAIL
 SENTENCE GIVEN

Pleading guilty to a statutory charge, Charles Race, 42, was given suspended jail sentence of eight months and placed on probation for year by Judge Edwin c. Dicken- son in superior court this morning. A charge of breaking and entering was nolled.
 Traced through hat found on the premises, Race was arrested April gath for breaking into North Main street house and attempting to assault a tenant. He stated today that he was drunk at the time and could not remember anything about the incident.