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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
SZENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 21-IK FT0K

A Scent Istvan Egylet Verho-
way 21-ik fiok most vasarnap
delutan 2 orakor tartja rendes
havi gyuleset a szokott helyen.
kerem tagtarsakat, hogy mi
mel nagyobb szamban jelenje-
mex meg.
GOBER JANOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
WARRENI MAGYAROK
FIGYELMEBE!

Szombat, marcus 5, este g.
kor a st. Mary's templomban
magyar gyontatas. Ft. Mund-
we'll Janos, a Magyarok Negy-
asszonya hitk0zseg plebanosa
fog gyontatni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
DR.. Macy IVAN
SEP ELOADASA
T0bb mint 800 f0nyi k0zOn-
seq el6tt tartott egy oras be-
szedet a miniszteri titkar

seq eiOCC CarCOCC egy OraS De-
szedet a miniszteri titkar
Az amerikai magyar ifjusag-
max mem kell szegyenlenie ma
gyar szarmazasat, mondta Dr..
vitez Macy Ivan, vallas es koz-
oktatasugyi miniszteri titkar, a
Nagybizottsag altal hirtelen
rendezett kultur esten, a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya egyhaz
iskola helyisegeben a multi pen
teken.
Dacara annak, hogy a fell
olvasas helye tevesen volt hir-
detve, megis tobb mint 800 fo-
nyi kozonseg gyult ossze es
hallgatta feszult figyelemmel
a rendkivul erdekes eloadast,
a vegen zajos tapssal jutalmaz-
va a rokonszenves eloadot.
DR.. Macy szamadatokkal BIZ
zonyitotta, hogy a magyar mem
az utolso nemzetek kozt szere-
pei a vilag statisztikajaban, ha-
mem az elsok kozt foglal he
lyet.
MA kozel 13 millio magyar
es magyar szarmazasu egyen
el vilagon'', mondta DR.. Macy
es aztan kiemelte a magyar faj
kulturalis cricket.
DR.. Macy penteken delfele
erkezett Pittsburghbol. Delben
DR.. Mahrer Marion Pal es Ne
menyi szerkeszto vendege volt,
maid meglatogatta Ft. Biro
Lorincet a Scent 1stvan egy-
haz plebanosat, Mt. Marion
Sandort, a Fuggetlen ref. egy-
haz esperes-lelkeszet, Ft. Ko-
valiczky Viktort a SIT. Gyorgy
egyhaz plebanosat es vacsorara
Ft. DR.. Mundweil Janos vende-
ge volt a Magyarok Nagyasz-
szonya hitkozseg parochiajan.
KOzben Pallay Mariska ma
gyar szarmazasu varosi tanito-
novel meglatogatta CLANCY
High School-t, ahol DR.. Rick
seeker igazgato tanar fogadta
es mutatta be egy tipikus anne
rikai k0zepiskola berendezeset.
Pallayekat is meglatogatta a
miniszteri titkar, aki elnokolt
a Debreceni Egyetem mutt evi
nyari tanfolya1nanak vizsga-
jan, mikor Pallay Mariska az
elso volt.
DR.. Macy mindenhol erdek-
lodott a magyar egyhazak es
egyletek kulturalis munkaia
felol. Be- jegyzeteket keszitett
es Youngstown magyarsaga BIZ
zonyara jol fog szerepelni je-
lenteseben, amelyet hazaerkez-
te utan fog megszerkeszteni.
Eloadasa utan DR.. Macy at
adta Nemenyi nagybizottsagi
elnoknek a Budapest Egyete-
mi Enekkarok emlek ermet, Az
enekkarok lit szerepeltek ia
nuarban multi egy eve es mem
felejtettek ell ait a szives TO-
gadtatast es nagyszeru rende-
zest, amelyet a Nagybizottsag
nyujtott nekik. DR.. Macy meg
az este tovabb utazott Cleve-
LAMBDA. K0riilbelul harom het
mulva in.ul vissza Magyaror-
s7agbA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03


tartotta a Nagybizottsag feb
ruari gyuleset a Fuggetlen Re-
formatus egyhaz gyiilesterme-
ben mutt csiit0rtOkon este. A
gyules fotargya a marciusi i'm
nepely reszleteinek megbeszele-
Sc es a Nemenyi Miklost es Co
ber Janost ert kitiintetesek at
adasa volt.
A kikuldott bizottsag meg
tette jelenteset es azok alapjan
a Nagybizottsag jovahagyta a
terveket a kovetkezok6ppen:
Az innepely napja marci-
us 20.
A delutani unnepely szinhe-
lye a Central Auditorium.
Az unnepely kezdete pont fel
8 orakor, semmiesetre sem ke-
sobb.
Dr.. Alexy Lajos clevelandi
magyar fokonzul az unnepi
SZonok.
A misor fopontja 4 Magyar
Voros Kereszt erdemrendjenek
atadasa Gober Janos nagybi-
zottsagi titkarnak.
A musor kitiino szamai kozt
szerepel Zsamboky Tivadar,
sharoni mernok remek hegedi
szoloja.
A tobbi szamok reszletezese
a bizottsagra van bizva.
Az esti unnepely banket lesz
szinhelye a Hotefs Ohio
A ktiino vacsora importalt
valodi magyar borral So lesz.
A banket nyilvanos. ARA ell
johet mindenki, aki jegyet leg
kesobb marcus 17-ig megveszi
A Youngstown es kornyeki va
rosok magyar egyhazai es egye-
suletei hivatalos meghivot is
kapnak azzal a kerelemmel
hogy a banketen kepviseltessek
magukat. '~~
A banketen ada at a kitun-
tetest Nemenyi Miklosnak a
cleveland fokonzul: Dr.. Alexy
Lajos.
A banketre meghivjak az al
lam, megye es varos eloljar6
tisztviseloit es Youngstown We
zeto amerikai polgarsagat.
Friedman Jozsef ugyved lesz
a banket tosztmestere.
Stavrovsky Marianne, a XII
tun0 enekesno es enektanarnG
fog enekelni.
A beSzedek rovidek lesznek.
A banket kezdete pont $50
kor es a helyszinen nem lesz-
mex jegyek kaphatok. Marcus
II az utolso nap a jegyek at
vetelere.
A miisor vege pont 8 orakor.
Utana kedelyes tarsalgas es
aki akar, az tancolhat ifj. Bun
chy Janos zenekaranak hang
jai mellett.
| Az eSti miisor kezdete 8 ora
kor (vacsora utan) es ARA es
az ait koveto kedelyes osszejo-
vetelre a belepti dij so cent.
Mindket unnepelyre megniv-
jak Cleveland, Akron, Canton
Detroit, Pittsburgh stb. kozeli
varosok nagybizottsagait es We
zeto magyariait. Az termesze-
tes, hogy a Campbell, Niles,
Warren, Alliance, Sharon, Far
rell, Sharpsville es New Castle
magyarsag es azok intezrne-
nyei mind hivatalosak ugy a
delutani, mint az esti Time
pelyre.
A Nagybizottsag nyomateko.
san keri a helyi Is k0rnyek
magyar egyhazakat es egylete.
ket, hogy marcus 2O-an SEN
delutan, sem este ne rendez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
IL Sc MEN Y Elk

1QNeESS1E SSe7nLeLtethctODe Le7t-
nj az anaerikai nep eI6tt AIT,
h0gy ami az ipdr jaUdt ssol-
gala az az egyes polgdraak is
a jdvdra vdlik. Ssds es Ssds W.
sdgban es toly6iratban olDas-
hatjuk az amerikai uasutaknak
anna jelmondatdt, hogy az 81
j0v6jak a MI j0v6nk is. AZ
anaerikai nep lassankent rdj0n
ARA, hogy egyeni boldoguld-
sa es el6menetele ssorosan 0ss-
ssetagg az orssdg ipari elete-
vel es az ipari j0u6jeUel. Mds-
ssoval az anerikai ipar sikere-
mex mem csupdn az iisletenbe-
rex a ressesei. AZ ipar helysete
ssorosan 0sssefIgg az egess
amerik1i tdrSGdalOmn1al.
Bdtorit6ldg hat n1indeneset-
re az a k0rulmeny, hogy eseE
a tenyek nlindinkdbb beideg-
s0dnek a k0studatba. Ennek
tudhato be az a k0rUlmepy,
h0gy az American Federation
of Labor veset6i uegUl is beldt-
tax, hogy ami kdrdra uan az
iisIeti eletnek, abb6l a naunkds-
SGga1k is csak kara ssdrnlas-
hat. A Federation maya ssoli-
totta fel a Kongresssust, hogy
tegyen lepeseket a fel nen1
osstott hdssonrd vonatkos6
ad6k es a t6ke hassonado ker-
deseben, hangsatlyosua, hogy
annak, hogy az ipar j0uedelmet
ilyen ad6kkal naegnyirbdljdk, a
munkdssdg vallja a karat, inert
es n0Ueli a munkdnelkiiliseget.
Es naivel es az egyssera igas-
sag - t. l., hogy ami az ipar
jaDdt ssolgdlja az jaudra vdlik
az egess nemsetnek ep ugy,
mint az egyeseknek, mind
t0bb es t0bbeknel taldl meg
ertesre, igy csak termessetes,
hogy az anaerikai raep ma md,
tokosottabb el6vigydsatot tanu
SIT olyan mosgalnakkal es
tenykedesekkel ssemben, anne
lyek az ipari elet sikeret peSse-
lyestethetk. Nyilvdnval6lag az
az lido is elton maid mihan,ar
naikor asok az elcsepelt sz6la.
mok, amelyekkel id6ssera volt
az ipar minden tenykedeset
csepelni, olyan fegyuerre vdl.
hatnak, anaely igen k0nnye1l
DisSsafele sdlhet ell.
Olyan esetleges toruenyja.
uaslatok, anaelyek a tovdbb,
technikai haladdsnak ssdnde.
kosnak utjdt udgui, sulyos viss.
ssaesest jelentenenek az anne.
rikai elet standard tejl6dese.
ben = naondotto DR.. Harold G.
Moulto1a, a Oashingtoni Brook.
lngs Institute igasgatoja eoa
a napokban lit naegtartott be.
ssedeben.
"Technikdrol, kosqasdasdo.
roI, kormdnysatrol es az ez6re.
holaddsr6t' besselve DR., Mouz.
TON kijelentette, hogy asok, q
h'k toruenyes alapon akarjdh
negakuddlyosni AIT. hooa
ujabb gepeket dllitsanak naun.
6abd es mdsok, akik AIT tand.
csoIJdk, hogy a technikai nauu.
honelHulisegnek egyetlen or.
0ossdga a munkaordk topdbb,
rednkdldsa lenne, a leqkomo.
lyao6an Oesselyestetik az Eoue.
SUIT Allamok lak6inak ezet,u.
ssonyait.
M1ndeseh az elgondoldsok
'csa6 ARA jok, hogy meookadd.
yossdk az ameriAcai ezet sian.
aord toOdbbi tejl6deset" mon.
'ootto DR.. Moulton. "Ha q tech.
nakaa haladds aumdnuait 81.
t1t1oE rendeltetesukt6l nam,
ma Ienyegesen cs0kkentik - =
) "sunkaordkat, hogy esdztal
'akaddlyossdk meg a muukds
lel1es't0 kepessegenek n0peke.
oeset, ami a technical fejz6dss
oele1aroja, ugy esdltal egy eov-
CSi17 am 20 SS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03

esek togjdk az 0merikai ,sEp
nagy t0megeinek a celjdt a leg
jobb0ra ssoIgdlnt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-03-03
A NAGYBIzoTTSAC J0vA HAGYTA
A MARCIUS| UNNEPELY TERvE|T

msOr Central Authoritarian marcus 2O-an
delutan bankettet Hotel Ohioban tartjak. Az inne
pely f6sz6noka Dr. Alexy Lajos cleveland f6konzu "A
kitiintetesek atadasa. Meg a heten XII
mennek rendkiviil innepelyre meghivok
Evening star., 1938-12-20
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

BY. OWNER. .2914 VISTA ST. Ne
bedrooms. big lot; furnished. SS5; unfurn
SO. Phone Michigan SS93
Evening star., 1938-12-20
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFuR.

WANTED TRUCK RETURNING FRON
New York to pick UP furniture in storage
Dupont 2170.
Evening star., 1938-12-20
HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSES FURNISHED.
DETACHED. THREE NICE BEDROOMS:
TWO baths. gas heat. Nicely furnished and
in good condition. Conveniently located in
GOOD Northwest section: Sl25 per month
Telephone MIR. FARREN. Met O@OO
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-THORNAPPLE ST,
near Conn. Laree living room stone fire
place. dining room 12X1 :: beautifully fur
nlshed modern kitchen. bedroom and bath
first floor > bedrooms twin beds each) and
bath second floor Spacious lawn, garage;
$50. Phone Wisconsin 6356-W
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-NEW. ROOMS.
completely furn.; oil heat; maids room,
garage: 3 mos. Sl25 mo. Wis. $500.
$125--NEAR WARDMAN PARK.
Four bedrooms. :, baths. automatic heat.
garage; redecorated Immediate occupancy.
$150-Wesley Heights Corner.
Four bedrooms, two baths, automatic
heat GARAGE
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
CoNGRESSMEN- SENATORS.
We have fine selection of lovely fur
nished homes for the congressional term.
Car availab BILE for inspection
DIXIE REALTY CO.,
l4l7 St. NV. National $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-12-20

F3-V IIFIHUTN 'Nt' .N'"'-S 'b'oV
Semi detached; rec. hall living
room dining room 4 bedroom
kitchen and bath. pantry. screened
rear porch. large rear ward. Gear ga
rage. oil burner. elec. refrigeration.
Evening star., 1938-12-20
CALVERT HOUSE,
1401 18th ST NV

2460 10th st. n.w.-A residential hotel
with mansion atmosphere: all modern con-
veniences and service; reas rates; perma-
nent and tranSients. a.
Evening star., 1938-12-20

'SOS6S 0NTONNlS06S
KENILWORTH, 51Ol QUARLES ST-DE-
| ami; weather stripped: large fenced yard.
Apply PENN REALTY CORP, 474 K St.
NV. Met 1888.
1349 NEWTON ST. N.W-ENTIRELY RE-
BRoD1E coLBERT Risn me-. Natl sssss ssss.
1707 Eye st. NV.
ssJuTNGALows, MD: AND VA; TO 5 RMS,
n3o to $40; 10 rms, ! y b.. overlooking
rms. b. Vienna. FULTON r. GoRDoN. :.
LIZ 1427 Eye 1o, st. NV. Dist. $3.50. Ewes.
OPEN AND LIGHTED 4 TO 7 PM-532o
Park Chevy Chase-9 large rms. 2 b..
maids room closed-in sleeping porch sun
parlor. Also rms. b.: nearby
1ff1s TA1KoMA ot,Is PARK MD' s19 SPRUCE AVE
street; h.-w.h.: $50. Shep. 2413 after 6.
sos 9Th ST. NE--sEMI-DET. SIX RMS,
M mods5n m0nPnR newly 1Gys dssoratsd ECO s595o A
al54 both ST. N.E-cozY, MODERN
W. 0s GARMAN ssa isefe chesnut in1 saFass 7s
1901 11th ST N.W,-CoRNER BRICK
sunny airy; rooms; heating cheap; newly
NEAR 10Th AND PARK RD. NV, zoos
Klingle rd.--Laree, living room. dining
4 bedrooms, baths; heated inclosed sleep
ing porch: built-in garage; vapor heat
LINKINS CO, 1922 H ST. NV. Dist :'532.
Mr.. CAP. AND NAVY YARD, 435 End ST.
se.-6 r, b., h.-w.h. S47.50; 1874 E St.
Sc. T r. b.. h:-w.h.. gar. newly dec,
S47.5O: suit. . families Natl. 1924
WOODBRIDGE, 20O4 BRYANT ST. Ne
Charming. new Colonial 6-room home: .
tiled, baths. model roomy. kitchen. hard
wood floors. open fireplace: oil heat:
sulated and weather-stripped; ward garage.
fuel for heat and hot water at $50, d. S.
NASH. owner. 1915 BRYANT st. ne
G2SRNER az p bR1ck; FINE Fine! LochIIoN tUPPER
screened porches: S75. DIXIE REALTY
co, Natl. $3.50. Evenings. Randolph 1852.
Evening star., 1938-12-20
FLATS FOR RENT

1900 10th ST. Sc, APT. 2-3 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath: block from bus; convenient
to schools available January 10. Allan
tic 21aS
Evening star., 1938-12-20

KENILWORTH 51Ol QUARLES ST.-DE-
tached. rooms and bath; hot-water heat
ami; weather-stripped: large fenced yard.
Apply PENN REALTY CORP, 414 K st.
NV. Met 1888
Evening star., 1938-12-20

Desirable vacancies for young men and
MOVE IN BEFORE LEAVING FOR HoLI-
DAY-PAY NOTHING UNTIL RETURN.
Pleasant surroundings. good meals. good
hods nun0pt 92SS
Evening star., 1938-12-20
ROOMS FUR. & uNEUR.
ROOMS WANTED.

UNFINISHED ROOM, modern; nearby
Virginia preferred Box 7S-E Star 90
IF WITHIN six blocks R. l. ave ne. or
Baltimore blvd. list your rooms with
Guest House Club for tourist trade: no
charge; give location. price and telephone.
Box SIS. Branchville. Md.
YOUNG MAN wants furnished room in apt
house. near 18th and Col. rd: must be
warm. respectable. Give phone, details.
Box 4s0-D. Star.
SETTLED LADY wants warm. furnished
room. Ink. or use kitchen; state price.
Box 40-E. Star.
Evening star., 1938-12-20

CORNER BRICK. FINE LOCATION 7UPPER
18th St. nwD; rooms a bedrooms). two
ssreenea perehes; S75. DIXIE REALTY
Evening star., 1938-12-20
l4O4K CAFRITZ DI. 90SO

CoLoRED. BARGAINS FooTE ST
ne rooms cleo : SIT 50 Apply KRAFT
q CO. 7l2 H st. ne. Line. 696l.
COLORED-114S KALORANA RD. NV.
6 rms bath. gas, INV h cleo, GOOD
cond S57 80 Columbia 14l4.
s25 5O-FIVE-ROOM BRICK. 615 N. H.
ave. nw.-Good condition, gas. electricity.
North oS13 or 1870 You. H0s
Evening star., 1938-12-20
COLORED FLATS.

1863 9Th NE k b. el e. S32 5n.
Ali p SEE r k b. ell e. $50 So
i9i1 Que NV r, k. b, ell, g. sal 50.
51a L nw-1 r, *. b.. ell. e. S26 81.
1920 N H nw-1 r, K. b, el, g. $50 80.
Many Others From SIS so 10 s3s 80.
E NJ AIKEN. 500 H ST. NV.
Evening star., 1938-12-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
ONE BLOCK OFF, 14th AND COLUMBIA
rd;E1o r. and tile baths; oil heat: 2oear
er-strtpped and screened: large dry cellar
tcould be used for apt; price only. 81 $50:
Vn Ts essh 9afnse psrc} 45S 5unaaS and
evenings Georeia $500 ll26 Vermont ave.
ON ST; NEAR 18th N.E;--6;R. AND B.
@ ce ncs 'front.' hfa and 6ack Yards sFse 70
alley Eysrything in e9od cendtiGn spTsv Pce
NEAR GA AVE. AND WHITTIER ST. NV.
y large r. b.: oil heat. garages. big lots
small cost convert into 3 apartments; ask
ing price. S7,450 WILLETT, Dist. Ol62:
NEAR, WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL, DE-
asking price, sI365o; OWNER MUST
SELL. W1LLETT Dist. Ol62.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE, AMI: OIL
heat; bedrooms; near school; nice Christi
1908 10th st. ne. 21'
s6,5o9; $500 CASH AND So, MONTH
buys 6-room on Get get br. home. oil heat, ,da snd
G doors sox to bu st. rS Sts '9o 10 shsa
KINS. ewes. Wis. $3.50.
$50 YoU. ST, NE.--6-R. AND B. BRICK:
iilnosiIeum. isi . etc. eN Price only s. go modersts
Gown 4 GXRvEY oRns4 1s4e m95 f5os
Evenings and Sunday. Georgia $500
BRENTWOOD-S5o0 CASH, $40 MO. IN.
Guiding taxes. 5-rm. bungalow. oil heat.
gar; big lot. only 81 800.
Natl 1896. A M ROTH Temple 37s4.
N,E.-2-FAMILY HOUSE-S4O0 CASH.
$50 mo
Natl. 7o36 A NJ ROTH Temple 37s4.
1919, N ST. NV" ROOMS, . BATHS;
suitable rooming house. tea shop, doctor,
fraternity. OWNER. Col. 1905
: R. . K. . b FRAME MI-BUNGA-
low. INV. h. eIec.; l3o-ft. front. 54O5
N H ave, $3.50: $40 cash, $50 mo- So.
OWNER. 57l6 9Th St Ewes. Geo. 1893
HOME OR INVESTMENT
S3350-Semi-de dwelling. ne: hot.
water heat: 2-car garage. Excellent condi-
tion. Rented to white tenants for $4,000
per month. BOSS PHELPS, NATIONAL
1900.
ROOMINC HOUSE. IN GOOD NV. LOCA.
ton. II YOU have 81 900 cash and want
real bargain. call Mr.. Bennett, Geo.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
(Continued0
Evening star., 1938-12-20
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL,
DOGS. PETS. ETC

PTKINGESE pedigreed stock; aristocratlc.
ideal Christmas gift overstocked; S25 UP.
1919 Vermont ave. Met. 1204.
Evening star., 1938-12-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

AURORA HILLS, s14 30. gath st.. ArlinI
trans. 10 minutes city. jackson 1s47-W.
Evening star., 1938-12-20
2521 CONN. AVE.

Warm attractively furn.. newly deco
rated: inner-springs, ample closets; delici-
Gus. well-balanced meals. Reas. Adams
R415
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-12
Compensation Agreements

The following agreements in which compensation will be paid weekly during the period of total disability were filed today and approved at the office of the com. pensatlon commissioner:
 Waterbury Foundry Company and Charles Wigglns, 196 North Main street, right ring finger ln- jury, $7.04 for four and one-slxth weeks.
 William l.. Gilbert Clock Go. and William Sesko, Wlnstcd. right hand injury, si5.07 begin- ming Sept. 3.
 State Highway Dept. and D. Robert Mocrl, Hartford, right in- dex finger injury, si6.73 begin ming July 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-12
ACCUSED DRIVERS
 CASE CONTINUED
Judge Conway Disqualifies Self; Defendant Faces
 Three Serious Charges

Because the defense attorney an- nounced to the court that his client had been arrested and found guilty on similar charge last year, Judge Theobald D. Conway disqualified himself in traffic court today. The case, that of Emil Leisring, 47, of Bonair avenue, was continued till next Monday, when 1t will be heard by Judge Mascolo.
 Leisring is charged with driving without Q license, driving while his license was under suspension and driving while under the influence of liquor. He was arrested Aug. 10.
 He pleaded guilty to the first two charges and not guilty to the third
 His counsel, Attorney Michael " Blansfield, addressing the court, said that his client had been found guilty on Q drunken driving charge last year.
 Prosecutor Charles summa imme- diately rose to his feet and said he believed Judge Conway should dis qualify himself since MT. Blansfleld's 's statement might make him unable to give Leisring e fair hearing The judge accepted the recommendation,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-12
Operation Of Horse
 Racing E Establishment
 Alleged In Complaint
Judge McEvOy Grants Petitions Today for Return of of Property Seized in Recent Raids-State, HOw- ever, Refuses to Part with 'Cash" Evidence

Teta of West Main street when MT. Fitzgerald said that the state had no claim to keeping 1t. For the same reason a 38 caliber revolver was ordered returned to Christoph- CT Crane of South Main street.
 Judge McEvoy reserved decision In the application of Teta for the return of several boxes of razos blades. MT. Fitzgerald claimed that these were offered as premiums for punch board winnings. He offered to bring all arresting officers to court to testify in all matters which were disputed, over the return Of evidence.
 Jasse P. Jepson of 8 Rubber ave- nue, Naueatuck asked for the re- turn of nine cartons of cigarets which were taken from his store with 73 punch boards.
 He admitted that the cigarets were used as prizes for penny punch board winnings Judge McEvoy re- served decision.
 Cash of $l7 which was taken from the person of James J. Valaitls, 28, of l2 Congress avenue, was ordered returned, upon the recommendation of MT. Fitzgerald. An additional cash Item of $550 which was found with treasury balance tickets, was ordered retained however.
 No Protest
 None of the other defendants ap- peared to object to the cohdemna- ton of their property which was taken in the raids. In view of the fact that they were notified to ap- pear If they intended to offer objec- ton, no future objections can be made.
 Attorney William K. Lawlor, who represented Teta today, said that he represents other lottery and pol- icy defendants as well. Attorney John T, Monzani represents three and Attorney William B. Hennessy, one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-12
New Officers Named
 By Canadian Legion
Formal Installation Concluding Feature of Two-Day
 Conventions Governor, Congressman Speakers

Installation of rewly-e elected off, cers yesterday afternoon climaxed the sixth annual convention of the Massachusetts state command, Can- adian Legion, Q branch of the Brit ish Empire Service league. The con- vention opened officially Saturday morning and the two-day program included business meetings, the con- vention dinner, military ball. a church parade and memorial church service.
 Many local veterans organizations were represented by delegations at the church service yesterday at the Second Congregational church. The speaker was Rev. Dr. John c. Wal- ker.
 Installation
 Yesterday afternoon, pr. Walker and Mrs. Walker were guests at the installation exercises, along with rec tiring Commander Clyde Mcdonald of Springfield, Lieut-Col. William J. Shanahan, and Col O. B. Price, off. cial delegate of the Dominion of Canada. The officers of the com- mand auxiliary were installed by George Robertson, of Quincy, Mass, and members of the Quincy post.
 At the convention dinner at the Elton Saturday night, the principal speaker was Gov. Wilbur L. Gross, who hailed the lasting friendship between the United States and Can. ada. Other speakers were Congress- man J. Joseph Smith, State Senator George T. Culhane. Mayor George Coyle of New Britain, Lieut. -Col. Shanahan, and Rev, .Dr. Walker. Frank J. Green, secretary of the Wa terbury Chamber of Commerce, pre-. sented Col Price with Q clock as Q souvenir of his visit to Waterbury.
 The only Waterburian elected to office at the convention was Mrs. Elizabeth Peters, who was named historian of the auxiliary.
 Regional Officers
 Walter Fortune of Springfield was elected commander of the regional organization, and Mrs. Catherine Burton, of Fltchburg, Mass, was elected auxiliary president.
 Other command officers elected were:
 Senior ce-commander, Walter P. Archibald, Boston, Mass; junior vice-c commander, Capt. E. A. Ringer, Watertown, Mass; chaplain. George II. Kimble, Birmingham, Mass; fi- nancial secretary, c. Seymour Ev- ans, Milford, Mass: imperial record- ing secretary, Thomas Flaxington, Pawtucket, R. l.; sergeant-at-arms, Thomas Whalen, Watertown, Mass.
 The new executive committee con- sists of Duncan 0. Rose of Water- bury; N. L. Logan, Watertown, Mass, John W. Cook, Fall River, Mass; Harold Risby, Pawtucket, R. l.; and William MurchiSon, New Britain.
 Auxiliary Stan
 Other new auxiliary officers are: Senior vice-president, Mrs. Jennie
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-12
CIRLSCLUB FORMS
 SPECIAL CLASSES
Many Recipes Available for Making Cakes and
 Cookies

A special class in cooking for women who wish to supplement their incomes by making cakes and cookies will be among the new courses ct the Waterbury Girls club this year. The class will be in charge of Miss Ann Danaher who has made a large collection of recipes for this particular purpose.
 Registration this far is reported excellent by Miss Kathleen Grow. ley, the director. Tomorrow night will close the registration period. Those enrolling after that time will be assigned to any class where there is c vacancy. Those entering before the Tuesday night limit may choose their own classes.
 The first girl to register for the io38-io39 season is Peggy D'Connor who will be trained as c junior lead. CT by Miss Crowley.