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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
BRIDGEPORT SZ0vETSEG

A Bridgeport Szovetseg 16-ik
Youngstown osztalya most va
sarnap tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset a SIT. Gyorgy g0r. kat.
templom alatt, TOP Mahoning
Ave. A gyiiles kezdodik fel 2
kor. Kerem a tagtarsakat pom
tos idoben megjelenni, hogy a
penzbeSzedes hamar megtor-
tenhessen, hogy mindenki me-
hessen a marciusi 1nnepelyre.
Beteg tagok: Rendes Imrene
Mokri Ferenc. Betegseg az ugy.
kezelonel jelentendo: 1874 Sill.
man ST., Telefon 94O50s
HUSOCZKY JOSEF, ugyk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
T0BB A SZULETES
MINT A HALALOZAS

Az egesz Mahoning megye-
ben Youngstown varossal
egyutt az 1937-ik evben $3.50
sziiletes es 2O25 halalozas tor
tent. A legtobb halalozast sziy-
baj okozta, utana pedig sor-,
szamban van az agyverzes al
tai bekovetkezett halalozas. Az
adatok szerint sok halalozas
volt kulonb0zo ismert betegseg-
Dol kifolyolag, csak lepra meg
betegedes mem fordult el6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
MEM LESZ VI RADIO
ALLOMAS ITTEN

A Washingtonban szekelo
Szovetsegi Radio Bizottsagtol
egy itteni tarsasag egy maso-
dix radio allomas felallitasat
kerte Youngstownba, de hosz-
szabb megfontolas utan az en-
gedelyt a Washington Radio
Bizottsag megtagadta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17

VaSarnap delutan lSmet ma
gyar szotol lesz hahgos a Cent
raj Auditorium, a Youngstown
es Kornyeki Magyar Egyhazak
es Egyletek 22-ik kozos mar
ciusi innepelyen, amelynek az
iden kiilonos fontossagot ad az
a koriilmeny, hogy sziil6ha-
zank hivatalos kepviseloje, DR..
Alexy Lajos, cleveland fokon-
zul lesz annak f0szonoka.
Tudjuk, hogy Youngstown,
Campbell, Niles, Girard, War
rem, Sharon, Farrell, New
Castle, Sharpsville es a farmak
magyarsaga tomegesen fog fell
vonulni erre az alkalomra. -
Extra szekekrol is gondosko-
dott a Nagybizottsag.
Kiilonosen kerjiik masodik
generaciot, hogy jojjon Ell.
A marciusi beszeden kivll az
unnepely mask foerdekessege
a Magyar Voros Kereszt erdem
keresztjenek atadasa lesz Co
Der Janosnak, aki az iden Six
eve a Nagybizottsag erdemes
es munkas titkara. A keresztet
DR.. Alexy Lajos fogja hivata-
losan atadni, ugyanakkor be-
jelentve, hogy Nemenyi Miklos
a Nagybizottsag el1oke a Ma
gyar ErdeTnrend tiszti kereszt-
jet kapta, amelyet este fog at
ADM.
DR.. Alexy igazi magyar EN-
ber, akit secret es tisztel Gle
veland magyarsaga, inert az
jol ismeri, inert evek ota lakik
korukben.
A delutani tinnepelyre kere.
tik a kozonseg, hogy mar ket
orara jojjon ell, aki korabbar
jon, jobb helyet fog kapni.
A nagybizottsagi tagok ke
retnek, hogy lehetoleg ket ora
elott oft legyenek a rend fem
tartasara. Belepti dij mines, dt
a Nagybizottsag keri a kozon
seget, hogy a kis magyar jelve
nyekert tehetsege szerint ada
kozzon. Az esti SO centes be
lepti jegyek mar delutan kap
hatok lesznek.
Az esti banket fel 7-kor kez
dodik az Ohio Hotel nagy bal
termeben. Szerda estig 2O8-a1
Jelentettek be megjelenesuket
Mlutan tudjuk, hogy lesznel
olyanok, akik meg eddig men
tudtak elhatarozni, hogy ell
Jonnek, meg husszal tobb va
csorat rendelt a Nagybizott
sag Aki ezekre a jegyekre re
1lektal, azonnal keresse fel
Ress Music Store-t es oft We
eye at a jegyet, vagy hiv5a te
letonon Gober Janos titkart
3s877 es foglalja lie.
A musort az 0reg Reforma
tus Egyhaz enekkara fogi,
megnyitni id. Horvath Istva1
alelnok bevezet6 szavai utar
Az enekkar eloszor elenekli q
America elso verset magvaru
; es a kozonseggel egyiitt angc
lul, maid elenekli a 'sDal a tn
rul madarrol' es "Rozmaringo
kls kertemben' cimii daloka
NJ. Botty Janosne vezeteseve
es kiseretevel. Trojan Janos e
szavalja a Talpra Magyart,
init kovet maid Pipoly Evelv
kopogos tanca. A SIT. Gyorg
egyhaz gyermekeinek "Marciu
10 cimu alkalmi darabi;
lsamboky Tivadar ismert ms
gyar mernok hegedu szam
zongora kiserettel, Csete Sar
) dorne szavalata: 'Elniink vac
halnunk kell."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
Macy KOzOS ONNEPELY A CENTRAL
AUDITORIUMBAN Is ESTE BANKETT

DR. Ae Lajos magyar f6konzul delutani innepey f6szo
noka Magyar kitntetesek Nagybzottsag eln0kenek es
titkaranak. misor kitn0. DeIutan mines beleph
dij Este bankett utan a beszedek meghallgata-
sahoz es szorakozashoz so cent beleptidij
T0bb, mint 200 AN foglaltak lie helyUket
bankettre. A k0z0nseg keretk del
utan 2 orara megjeenni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
R6vid hirek

n " a tiizet lokalizaljak,
20. D. agyobb pusztitast
Vich ohlc negyedben.
se,npS Ase. 1bes,, munka
utan :. gokat ell
de. IS 100000
dollart tesz IL, ct tuzolto
es OF csak hajszal
hijan menekult meg a halal-
tol, mikor a tuzolto kocsi kor
many kereke meglazult es a !
kocsi nekivagodott a jarda SEE
lenek.
Frank Allen 81 ewes ashta-
bulai lakoS afOlotti elkeserede-
seben, hogy mem tudja a tar
tozasait rendezni, ongyilkossa-
got akart elkovetni. Hetekig
torte a fejet a megoldason, de
inert mem talalt kivezeto utat,
atjott Youngstownba es a
Spring Common hidrol TO-
lyoba ugrott. De a kozelben
levok hamar kihuztak a hideg
zuhanybol, egy szomszed la
kasba vittek, ahol jo meleg
enni-inni valot es szaraz ruhat
kapott, ami egy kicsit jobb
hangulatba hozta.
Frank Brown so ewes Sharoni
lakoS munka kozotti sziinido-
ben joizien fogyasztotta az
ebedjet. Majdnem mar a vegen
tartott es szajizesitonek a ma
rancsot elvezte, amikor hirte-
len fuldokolni kezdett. A koze-
leben~ tartozko ok yorsan egy
orvosiF irodaba vittek, de az
orvos a korhazba utasitotta a
meghalashoz kozel jaro mum
kast. A korhazban nagy siet-
seggel eltavolitottak a torkaba
szorult narancS-cikket.
*
Salemban vi porcelain egeto
kemencet epitettek, amely mem
sokara uzembe jon. Az epulet
$4,000 doHarba kerult, an1ely
teglabol es acelbol van fell
epitve Az egeto kemenceb6l
"a orankent $500 tucat darah
kerul XII, amely evente olyan
mennyiseget tesz XII, hogy a ia
pan arura aligha lesz szukseg
Jelenleg 325 fizetett alkalma.
zott dolgozik a telepen.
A youngstown iskolak u,
igazgatoja, Pliny H. Powers
ugyancsak a $40 szoros ertel
meben nagytakaritast csinal
Icy a takaritas folyaman a reg
Rayen High School epiiletben
amelynek egyik reszeben {
Board of Education iroda van
egyik cernatarto ocska fiokbar
egy ujsagpapirt talalt, amely
lyel a fiok XII volt believe. A.
ujsag 1886 julius Tiki kelte
zesu.
Egy negy tomas teheraut,
keresztiil torte az E. Madison
uccai hid karfajat szombatol
este es beleakadva egy maga
feszultsegi villany drotba, OF
himbalozott vagy 20 labnyira
foldtol. Az auto vezet6je Franz
Wayne, Albert St.-i lakos su
lyos seriiles aran megmene
kilt a halaltol, de korhazi ape
las Walt sziksegesse. Ugyan
csak szombaton ket mask aut
: vezeto is sulyosan megserult
) mikor az egyik osszeutkozes
mel Thomas Sweet 80 ewes Hin
: rod uccai lakos agyrazkodas
szenvedett. Egy mask autt
( hajto Robert Murray, East Ps
: lestine-i so ev koriili ferfi
/ gepevel nekiment egy telefo
: oszlopnak a Poland Ave.-n
feie olyan sulyos iitest kapot
hogy az allapota az eddigi ko
: hazi jelentes szerint meg mo-
is kritikus.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17

ddSSsOn1j - fOteg az american
iparban - taldn egyike a leg
sserencsesebb emberi tulajdon-
sdgoknak a Dildgon.
Az an1erikdl tuddSssonaj ket-
tele. Az egyik fajtdja az a
nyugtalan mindent tudni aka
rds, amely az usleti eletben es
a udllalatokndl tapasstalhato
es amelynek ssenanael ldthdto
kltejes0je az a sok hataln1aS
ipari kutato laboratoriuna seer
te az egess orssdgban. Es a tu-
ddsssomjndk az q tajtdJd, u
mely az iisleti eletet dlland6an
nj termekek el6dllitdsdra SER
kenti, vagy pedig a regi pro-
duktumok fejlessteset es meg
jaUitdSdt celossa. Es sserencse-
re es a tuddsssonaj sohasem
elegithet0 ki. Es S0hdSen1 leSs
kielegithet6, anaig megolddsra
udro probIemdk lessnek Uild-
gon. Es a jellegsetes anaerikai
taiddsssomj nyugtalan, soDdr-
GO es energidual telt. AZ ipari
eletiink f6 hajtoereje es a min
dent tudrai vdgyds.
Az dmerikai tuddsssomjnaE
nadsik jellegsetes tajtdja nadr
teljesen egyeni, amely ARA 0ss-
t0nsi az egyes enabert, hogy
teladatdt mindig jobban es
jobban oldja meg es t0bbet pro-
dukdljon abban bistos tu-
datban, hogy egyeni 0tletesse-
geert az dnuerikai rendsger bu-
sdsan meg fogja OF jutalmasni
Es az a tuddsssonaj, an,ely-
mex legkimagaslobb ipari kiDd-
losdgdinkdt kOSsOnhetjIk. -
Waiter P. Chrysler a kansas1
prGirieken egg Uasuti maately-
ben volt sserel0, anaig tudds-
ssomja, hogy hogan is lehet
ne naiadig jobb es jobb gepeke1
el0dllitdui UegIl is ARA po.
siciora emelte, an,elyet ma
mint egyik legnagyobb ipar
DGllalatunk feje t0lt be. Henrs
Fordot tuddsssonja, hogy no
Cyan lehetne jobb ant6kat ke
uesebb k0ltseggel el6dllitani
ssinten ilyen n,6don emelte ha
sonl6 posicioba.
Es a ket ember es meg sol
, hoasdJuk hasoab j6l tltdta
hogy tuddsssomja es t0rekves'
lit An1erikdban igassdgos ju
talomban fog ressesulni. DID
heibdn es az, amt az egyen
taldlekonysdg rendsserenek ne
Uesa1k.
OlcS6 aceludsdkb6l kessGl
epuletek, j6ssdgistdllok es md
eqyeb farn,hdsdk az america
epitesset observation-disclosures leg
ujabb eredmenyei. Az 0Ssse
kll0ntele farnaepuletekre 30
natkoso proba epitkesesek mar
is f0ly0matban Dannak.
Mem egessen 2,200 doIldrer1
om,ely 0sszeg az 0ssses naunko
dijakot is naagdban toglalja
k0uetkes6 epuletek epithet0'
tel.. egg 20 e 40 lib teriiletr
hdz, 20 e 80 terIletG j6Ssdg
istdllo, IL Z IL baronatiketre
es egy 8 Z IL terIletI has
fdst0l6 Uagy sserkamrd
A hdsbdn udn hdr0n, halo
Ssoba, lak6ssoba es egg ebeo
l0vel kombindlt konyha, valo
mint meg egg helyseg, fiird6
y ssoba celjaira.
Esek az acelb6l kessult epi
letek ujabb nagyssera bisony
tekdt ssolgdltatjdk az anaerikt
ipar dllando tejl6desenek,
mely tolyton jobb dolgokat prt
- dukdl kevesebb k0ltseg mellet
Is ki tudja, hogy esek az ace
hdzakkal folyo kiserletek ne'
vetik-e meg egysser egg eg'
ssen nj hatalnaas ipardgnak q
olapjait is. A eel egyel6re a.
hogy ~erd6kben es erd6segel
ben npegfelel0 tIsmentes epi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
EgyIeteinkhez

Kerjiik az egyleteket, hogy
a vasarnapi iinnepelyre, va
laInint a bankettre hozzak
ell magyar Is anerikai zasz-
l6ikat, hogy ezekiel a regi
|dics6 lobog6kkal eneljiik az
iinnepelyek feny6t.
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
VERHOVAY 21. FIoK HIREI

Beteg tag ifj. Barko Janos-
ne, As Benita Ave.
GoBER JANOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-17
vERHOvAY 1854. FIoK HIREI

Beteg tagok: Mezei Janos,
1856 Donald Ave, Vereb Ma
tilda, Mayfield Ave.
IFJ. BARKo JANOS, titkar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-12-08

NO66S
 Beginning Friday 25th. continuing Thursday Dec. 18th, there will day in The Christmas Shoppers Guide supetAuOus misplaced words bearing page These sentence printed below.
 This contest will be divided into weekly periods days each; each period beginning Friday closing following Thursday Each of the S6 words will appear during week. Every Friday contest will begin sentence will be printed.
 To compete for weekly prizes, you day in which of the superuOus and underline mark the you the com- plete set of 6 ads and then assemble Mail bring entries to Christmas Office of The Waterbury Democrat
 Each weeks contest closes all entries for that week must be received later day
 Each week. three prizes of $5 $2 respectively will be awarded to the three entries " Every Tuesday. the winners previous weeks contest will be announced The decisions of This contest to all employees of The Democrat and members of their families.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14
EVICTION MOVE
HELD NECESSARY
Tenants Attitude Left No
Alternative; Weinsteins
Rejected Owners Offer

Commenting on the eviction OF the
S. A. Weinstein cloak and dress
store from the building at % South
Main street early this week, s. II.
Greenberg. owner Of the building
said that 1t was his one alternative
In very difIicult situation.
"As O matter OF fact" he said,
"the Weinstein store had been closed
for more than a month before any
such action was taken. And the
rent had not been paid since June
Although the store was closed, the
operators refused 10 vacate and turn
over the key. They told me that II ]
wanted them to move I would have
to pay them for the favor OF sur
rendering the premises.
Mr.. Greenberg stated that he had
even offered the Weinsteins NOM
inal price for their furniture and
fixtures before the eviction proceed
ings were prepared. "This was
fatty refused" he said, "and I was
told that the only way could
take possession Of the premises was
by paying the Weinsteins to move
or by eviction action"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14
Slayer Suspect
Held At NorsUolk

NOrwAIk, Conn., Oct te.--
(upl--POllce said to-day that
wesley RAsseau, alias Harry
Sinclair, was being held for
questioning In the Investigation
Oe che assnult~murder o. W.
yeaF.Ola Mary lmeldA Coyle at
Larchmont, N. ~ Monday
night
Passeau, who has worked ~
odd lohs since he came % the
city during The food and hur-
rlcane, was said BY police 70
have furnished information
which led 70 . broadcast for The
apprehension o. three young
men IN q maroon car who
aroused susplCiOns Of q res
laurant waiter and stationery
store proprietor the day after
the staying.
Authorities said they were enc
deavoFlng 20 learn mOre Of his
Identity and his activities since
coming 70 Nofwalk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

Familiar Case
tive heard lot about the case"
said Judge Simpson as Attorney
0ruskay prefaced his arguments
with an explanation OF the case,
Leopold Is serving q life term at
Wetherstleld on O charge OF second
degree murder, resultant OF the
deaths OF two boys In o Baldwin
street fire In 1928.
States Attorney william B. 'Fitz-
gerald did not argue on the matter,
but simply referred Judge Simpson
TO the supreme courts decision on
Leopold's previous application for a
writ of error. He said that the de-
cision contained the complete ans
wer TO both new claims.
Attorney druskay commended that
the state admits all the allegations
Of the demurrer Of the defense, but
that all his conclusions Of law were
denied. 81
He said that there were actually
no issues to be tried, but that "the
only questions are questions OF
law"
Misunderstanding
He said that he questioned the
right of the jury to return ver-
dict Of second degree murder III
connection with O felony charge.
His other argument was the fact
that the jury was sent back for re-
consideration after returning a first
degree murder charge, but admit
ting that there was misunder-
standing.
Gruskay commended that Leopold
should have been found guilty OF
first degree murder or awarded an
acquittal.
He quoted Leopold as shouting,
eff I am guilty, then let them
hang me, but II I'm not then let
them let me CO." when the jury
was reconvened after bringing in
the first verdict.
Gruskay commended that he deaths
resulted from arson, q felony, and
tina no other degree Of murder but
the first could be charged in con-
nection with q felony.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14
BRITISH PEOPLE
REALIZE IT NOW

London, oct. i4-UPl-British
people who thought that the four
power conference at Munich ended
a threat Of European war read to-
day q warning by SIR John Simon.
second ranking cabinet minister,
that preparedness was more essen-
tial now than It was in 1914.
In perhaps the most Illuminating
announcement by q British states
man since the days immediate after
the Munich conference, Simon,
chancellor OF the exchequer. one Of
the cabinet big four" and heir pre-
sumptive TO the prime ministry, ex-
pressed clearly his personal BELIEF
that national organization for war
was advisable now.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

declared state Insurance Com.
missioner In address here.
terbury Democratic women's club Of
Hotel Elton, declared:
HE. says panaher), sent me 70
washington and I will oppose ell
New Deal legislation Of President
Roosevelt"
The attorney general pointed to
the fallacy Of the Republican can
didate's claim 10 friendship with la
Dor In the light OF the Republicans
promise 10 attack q program which
has given labor Its greatest recog-
milton.
Awaits Reason
IT have listened IN vain for any
reasons why we should replace Gov.
ernor Cross or Senator Lonergan,
Insurance Commissioner John O.
Blackall, formerly Of waterbury, told
the gathering.
Praising Waterbury's Democratic
standing, Commissioner Blackall re-
marked that the Republicans can
not be elected by default: they must
be elected on issues" and, he de-
clared, the Republicans have not
presented "any issues justifying their
election"
Mrs. Henry A. Hayden. president
Of the Democratic Women's club.
was toastmaster and Democratic
etasa Chairman j. Francis Smith
iauded the work Of the club for the
party and the support given the
Democratic party BY the women vot-
erS.
The dinner was O testimonial 10
the local Democratic candidates and
each of these, Attorney Patrick j..
Healey, for judge Of probate; eena-
tor George T. Culhane, for reelec.
ton In the 18th district; Edward
p, Egan, for senator from the 18th
district: Representative Daniel J.
Mahaney, for reelection as represent
tative; and Attorney Hugo ouasta-
ferri, candidate for representative,
spoke briefly.
Congressman J. Joseph Smith,
pointing 10 the great amount OF So
cial and labor legislation efiectuated
under the Democratic administra-
ton, the right Of labor TO organize
and TO bargain collectively. the
amendments to social legislation In
behalf Of the working man. declared:
Social Legislation
1.-The last two Democratic con-
crosses made q real beginning In So
cial and labor legislation. In the
state legislature, Governor Cross
and the Democrats did more TO
sponsor progressive labor legislation
than In any other session Of the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

and company Officials.
Reasons Tor the strike were given
by Mr.. Driscoll as follows: An
nouncement Of a reduction in the
piecework scale, meaning an average
wage reduction Of IL per cent for
20 workers; refusal Of the company
to give preference to former en-
ployes in hiring; dismissal by the
company of employees with many
years Of service.
The strike was confined TO Dept.
z at the factory. This department
Is q press room. The union said that
the strikers were sitting at their
places, with arms folded, refusing
to work.
The only person who could be
reached OF the factory was John
Keane, who did not give his title,
He said that no strike was In prog
ress, but that q conference" was
being held. He did not elaborate.
Mr.. Driscoll said that the man
aRement had refused to meet with
the union committee on company
time. The committee, he said, has
eight Buckle Co. employees, in addi-
ton TO Alex Cashin, @. I. o. orga-
nizer, and himself.
The union secured O contract with
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14
FOOTBALL GAMES
ON STATION WATR
Joe Delaney in Three Pro-
grams Each Saturday
Afternoon

The program department OF sta
ton WATR today announced the
completion Of plans TO provide the
stations listeners with complete
coverage Of the nations gridiron
battles throughout the remainder OF
the football season.
The services Of Joe Delaney. who
is well known as a keen student OF
all sports, and especially football,
have been obtained for q special
series Of Saturday afternoon pigskin
broadcasts. Joe will be heard In
three programs each Saturday
afternoon. designed to give advance
dope on the important games, COW
erage while the games are in pro-
gress, and final scores and sum-
maries.
The first broadcast Of the after
noon will be at 12:45, when Joe will
give his forecasts of the fifteen out
standing games, and offer prizes to
those who can hit the highest score
on picking the same games. He will
then retire to gather last minute
doRC VA OAlC SdAAACo AA RAObA Coo
throughout the country, returning
at 400 o'clock with a broadcast of
scores at the half.
Beginning at $50 o'clock. Joe will
again take the air with final scores
and summaries. supplemented by
college songs Of the victorious teams.
In the $50 o'clock broadcast the
names Of winners in the WATR
Football Prediction Contest will be
announced and Joe viii check on
his own predictions.
This Is one Of the most ambitious
undertakings ever attempted by a
local station for coverage of nation
al football games, and 1t is expected
that the result viii be three inter-
esting Saturday afternoon pro-
grams for followers of the Pigskin
Follies.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14
PERREZELLA Gets
COSTS RENTED
GaIivan Street Man Fined
$25-Pleads Guilty to
Theft Charge

Pleading guilty TO a theft charge,
Rocco Perrezella, 10, Of Calvin
street, was fined SIS and costs by
Judge Theobald z. Conway In city
court today. The costs were later
RENTED by the court and the lad
paid $25.
Perrezella was arrested Tuesday
night by Observation-Disclosures John
Calvin on warrant charging him
with taking camera from an auto
mobile parked near the Waterbury
club. Two neighbors notified police
after seeing him take the camera.
Prosecutor Mitchell Meyers de-
clared that there have been many
similar thefts from cars In that
vicinity In recent months.
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equipment has been added, and
every possible facility has been Sc
cured Tor the care, convenience and
comfort Of patients.
The maternity ward was closed
during the summer after several
cases Of diarrhea had broken out
at the hospital. During September,
several maternity cases were admit
ted but the new quarters were not
ofiicially opened at that time.
Enlargement Of the maternity
section will make 1t possible for the
hospital to handle many more ma
ternity cases.
During the period Of the remodel
ing, st. Mary's hospital has been
handling virtually all local matern-
ity cases, and has had record num-
bers Of births.
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HOSPITAL OPENS
MATERNITY WARD
DR.. Mason Issues Public
Statement on Plans
for Tomorrow

The maternity ward and nursery
at waterbury hospital, which have
been closed since late July, will be
veopened tomorrow, II was announce
cd today by DR.. d. Henry Mason,
superintendent Of the hospital.
During the last two and O half
months, the maternity section and
nursery have been completely rem
oyated and semodeled. Much new
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14
STOLE 10000 CHICKENS

Butler, Mo-, Oct. II - (UPJ -
Frank Spenver, A, a restaurant
proprietor and his 198-pound wife,
Mrs. Ethel Spencer, 30, were charged
today with the theft Of more than
10000 chickens valued at $4,000.
Bates County authorities who ar
rested the couple said that at least
one chicken house had been raided
within an area Of 100 miles every
night for the past eight months.
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THEY CANNOT LAUGH

Rome, Oct. IL - U.P) The
Fascist press today began training
Italians not to laugh at some OF
their fayorite movie comedians, be-
cause they are Jews.
Charlie Chaplin, the Marx and
Ritz Brothers. who once provoked
howls Of delight from italian au-
diences. were among foreign actors
whom Italians must no longer think
funny.