davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-28
BACK OF THE PROBLEM; LAND PRODUCTS

ican visitors of medieval times, when every mans home was a fortress. Barbed wire barriers, pill boxes, concrete lookouts, stone re- doubts and hastily erected stone walls, all manned by Jewish min ute men, many of them Ameri- can-born, protect the Jewish set dement's from the Arabs. Even the Jewish women, clinging to their Promised Land" with tenacity, have taken up arms.
 Encouraged by and envious of the grant of freedom to the Arabs of Egypt, 1raq nd Syria, the Arabs of Palestine, numbering near ly one million, are demanding in- dependent nationhood from their British rulers. The Jews, on the other hand, who number about half a million, most of them emigrants from Poland Russia, Germany Ru- mania and other countries, wish to preserve their National Home" in Palestine which was promised them under the wartime Balfour Declaration The Arabs wish to curb further Jewish immigration into Palestine, fearing the Hebrews ultimately may absorb and over whelm them. The British authori- ties have eased the situation slight ly by limiting Jewish immigration to about 1000 persons month, but this has proved only a temporary palliative.
 No village, no highway in the Holy Land can be considered safe. American and other foreign visi- tors are just as likely to be at- tackled as natives of the country. The more important highways are patrolled by columns of armored cars, tanks and airplaneS. But even this cannot prevent the "hit-and- run tactics of guerrillas. Sniping attacks at night from invisible points on hill and mountain, are especially difficult to deal with, and many British soldiers have lost their lives.
 Tcgart Wall Attacked
 Even the so-called Tegart Wall named after it's designer, Sir Charles Tegart, known for his ef fective work against the terrorists in Bengal, India), which cost the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-28
WAat IsaY onr News l. O.. By The AZ F.sturs sefviss

Each question counts 20: each part of q ttDo-pdrt question. 10. 4 score ot @ is fair. 80 good.
 1. Identify this queen who has ruled longer than any other living monarch?
 2. How many 10-goal polo players are there in the game? Who are they?
 3. Where is Nurnberg? What is its national importance?
 4. What American Cardinal of the Roman Catholic church died: How many Cardinals are left in the U. S.?
 5. What U. s. labor leader ad- dressed 50, 900 Mexican workers in bull ring?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-28
Ne,p England Coast Really
 Rock Bound; WonderIs tI,at
 ;. Pilgrims Were Not Wrecked

on cruise aboard the Coast Guard cutter Chelan. Incidentally, the ship got it's name from a lake in Wash ington, clear across the country from New England.
 For years we have read about the rock bound New England coast" but thought it was just figure of speech, like rock-ribbed Republican or dyed-in- -the-wool Democrat. But the coast IS rock bound Solid gran ite reaches right out into the water and down many fathoms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-28
LOCAL DATA
RADIO REPORTS
 TODAy
(By the U. $. Weather Bureau

Lowest fam. fam. Precip.
 temp. temp, velocity 24 hrs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-28
MENTS BREAK QUICKLY
 EUROPE CRISIS
Mussolini to Act as Mediat or = Makes Proposal
 Which Accepted
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tain, Germany and France, also Italy and Czechoslovakia.
 Premier Chamberlain said Hitler told him at Berchtesgaden he would rather wait and help the Sudeten Germans to achieve self determination but that he was pre- pared to risk a world war"
 Chamberlain declared he had no doubt but that his first visit to Hitler alone prevented invasion of Czechosolavakia for which every thing was ready in Nazi Germany"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-28
FIVE ARRIVE
 IN LOCKHEED

Five passengers came in from Chichagof with Alaska Air Trans port pilot Johnny Amundsen yester- day afternoon, two of them round trip.
 Bob Murphy and T. w. Nicholson made the round trip Three passen- gers coming in from Chichagof were P. J. Lane, c. J. Codson and c Phillips.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-28
GRANITE LURKs BELOW

Some times that granite dives out of sight under the water, sneaks along for several hundred yards or mile and then lifts rocky elbow to a point few feet below the sur face, waiting to snag the life out of some deep-laden merchant ship.
 All in all that famed shoreline
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-28

James A. Mills, famed AP globe trOtting reported, is in Palestine where news is being made. In the following story he depicts the drama and terror of the Holy Land strife.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
A NHESl
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kszli: csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - 2nd st. Niles, O

LABOR DAY PIKNIK. -
Sept. Sen tartja egyhazunk
szezonzaro nyari mulatsagat a
Samu-fele farmon. A rendezo-
seq condos elokesziileteket tett,
hogy a mulatsag minden te-
kintetben sikeriilj0n. A zenet
egy kozkedvelt zenekar szol-
galtatja.
PRESBITERI GYULES. -
Presbiteriumunk sept. Gan
tartja rendes havi gyiileset a
templom alatti helyisegben es-
te 7 orakor kezdo od6leg. Ekkor
lesz meg a piknikr6l valo ell
szamolas is.
ESKUV6. - Egyhazunk fla
tai jegyz6je, Kis P. Jozsef sep
tember San d. u. 2 orakor es-
kiiszik orok hiseget menyasz-
szonyanak: Ful0p Ilonanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
A DOHANYOS FOLYTATJA A kORUTJAT

A multi heti ujsagban meg
igertem, hogy a latogatasai-
mat tovabb folytatom Camp
bellben.
A nagy melegben neki vag-
tam a nagy utnak es elsonek
Lukoczky Pal baratomat ke-
restem fel, aki a multkori
oft jartamban megigerte,
hogy legkozelebb mar meg
erik a dohany es akkor ad. A
szavat most be is valtotta, kO-
szOnet erte.
Itten talalkoztam Macy Ist-
vannal, aki a fogadasat ell
veszitette es mint vi el6fizeto,
a lap olvasotaboraba sorako-
zott.
Innen Szabo Jozsef testver-
hez, az 0reg Amerikasok egyik
buzgo tagjahoz kopogtattam
be, ahol a kedves nejet az ud-
varon talaltam, aki a hazu-
kat eppen akkor festo mum.
kast vigyazta. Amikor meg.
tudta, mirol van $40, rogt0r
szolt a leanyanak, hogy q
dohanyszed6t elegitse XII, amt
az keszseggel meg is tett. Ko-
szonet.
A szomszedban lako TOrok
Jozsefhez neztem be, aki buz
60 tagja a campbelli Magyar
Haznak es egyike az alapitt
tagjainak. Sajnos, ct mem
talaltam otthon, de a kedve!
occse volt szives a dohany
leveleket reszemre kiutalni, nj
kelljen ketszer faradni. Ko
szonet a joakaratert.
lit ertesultem, hogy Ba
nyacsky Janos regi jo ismer6
som meg mindig a szanato
rilmban van. Remelem, hog.
jovo alkalommal mar ottho1
jo egeszsegben talalom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01

Horvath Ferenc uramek pOr
tajan is megfordultam, ahol
szivesen fogadtak. Sajnalattal
hallottam, hogy Mrs. Horvath
6 honappal ezel6tt a haza
elott elesett es a labat torte,
de most mar a javulas utjan
van. Mivel rovidesen azelott
a "bagon" iit0tt, en- is szeren-
csevel jartam, inert rogton ide
adta a frissen szedett dohany-
lapokat
Saghy Ignaczne asszonyom-
tol ezuton kerek bocsanatot,
hogy a campbelli Magyar
Napon mem tudtam vele az
igert tancot eljarni, de a mi
halad, meg ell mem marad.
Koszonet a harom dohany
levelert.
Mate Lajos f0ldim is szive-
sen fizetett, de utana rogt0n
elenekelte a notat, hogy AIT
mondja, hogy: "Lekaszaltak
mar a retet, mem hagytak RAFT
dohany levelet'. Mert csak-
ugyan ideadta mind.
Tamas Gyorgy regi camp
belli testver hazat sem akar.
tam kikerulni, inert kivancs
voltam negnezni a hires
rozsafait. Ugy latszik, hogJ
Tamas baratom nemcsak jt
versiro, de hires kertesz is
Kedves neje sziyesen fizetett
el5 a lapra, dacara annak
hogy nagy fejfajasa gyotorte
Remelem, hogy mar jobbar
erzi magat.
Gyorgy Mihaly uramnak il
gyonyoru kertje van, amin ell
bamultam, de fla biiszke1
mondotta, hogy az edes apjs
sokat is dolgozik, hogy szel
viragjai legyenek. Szivesel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
Hirde lessen
lapunkb a a
Partolja Hirdet0 0inket
Kedves Olvas6ink!

AmikOr az Amerikai Ma
IgYar Hirlapban olvassak az
egyIazi Is egyleti hireket,
ne hagyjak figyelmen xviii
a hirdet6ket sem. Arnikor a
lapunk hirdet6ina vasarol,
biztos lehet, hogy az On part
fogasa j6l esik nelkik is. AZ
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
hirdet6i tamogatjak Iaplln-
kat, viszonzasul elvarjak az
olvas6 k6z0nseg tamogatasat
is. Ha a vasarlasaival lapunk
hirdet6it tamogatja, sakker
Ok szivesebben hirdetnek a
lapunkban, ami&rt mi tartal-
masabb, erdekesebb lapOt
4dhatunk OlvaS6mlnak.
Vasarlasnal mindig hivat-
kozzek az Amerikai Magyar
HirlaD-ra (American Hun
garian Journal).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
"A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B0tty JSnos Ielkesz
737 Mahoning Ave Phone 66841

ISTENTISZTELETEINk va
sarnappal kezd6doleg a szoka-
SOS idoben, delelott fel II Ora
kor lesznek megtartva. Elotte
fel 1O-kor vasarnapi iskola.
Este 6::30-kor Junior c. E.,
7::30-kor... Senior C.. E. Ossze-
jovetel.
LABOR DAYKOR befeje-
zodnek a nyari vakaciok, meg
nyillanak az iskolak meg
kezd6dnek az oszi munkassa-
gok. Egyhazi eletunkben: a
vasarnapi iskolaban, ifjusagi
koreinkben es kiilonb0zo egy-
hazi testiileteinkben is teljes
er6vel S ujult lelkesedessel
kell, hogy fogjunk most maj
munkassagainkhoz.
TEMETES. Nagyszamu 70.
konok es jobaratok megnyil.
vanult reszvete mellett tenet.
Tux ell a mutt penteken del
utan ternplomunkbol ozv
Kopaesy Janosne notestverunl
mostoha fiat, Kopacsy Lajost
XII eletenek legszebb idejeben
20 ewes koraban, hosszas be,
tegeskedes utan szenderiilt
orok nyugalomra.
Megboldogult fatal festive
rilnket gyaszoljak: nevelo any
ia, ozv. Kopacsy Janosne, Bels
Erzsebet, Janos es Julia test
verei, valamlnt nagyszaml
rokonai. Legyen bekes nyu
galnla
BOLDOG oRoM erte a lei
keszpart augustus 28-an, va
sarnap delelott, amikor hazas
saguk kozelg6 10 ewes evfor
duloja alkalmaval az listen
gondviseles az elso ujsziilottel
egy kis 1eany gyermekkel al
dotta meg eletuket. Istennel
legyen hAa ugy az ujszulott
mint az edes anya jo egesz
segnek orvendenek. q
PROGRESSZIV LIGANK
september Are ESQ rende
havi gyiilese, tekintettel ;
Labor Day alkalmi ket napO
iilanepekre, egy hettel kes6bh
szeptember lien, vasarna]
delutan 8 orakor lesz meg
tartva. A nyari szjinet utal
ez lesz a Kor elso osszejove
tele. Amennyiben fontos meg
beszelni valoink vannak, a
elnokseg szeretettel keri a
ossztagsag szives megjelene
set.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
A DOHANYOSHOZ!

He, dohanyos, a mindenet a
maga labanak,
Hi szabadon botorkalja a ma
gyar portakat,
listen uccse, irigylem a maga
munkajat,
Hogy mindeg csak asszonyok-
kal vegzi el dolgat.
Mem vetik a szemere AIT, ha
tilosba jarkal,
Ha raj0nnek, takarodzik SEE
pen az ujsaggal,
A gazda, ha nappal alszik, az
az 8 hibaja,
A lap dolgat elrendezi helyette
a parja.
Okos ember, megdicserem,
inert mindig hizeleg
Odaall a kalyha melle, ahol
legmelegebb,
Tudja, hol NIT kell szepiteni
hogy menjen a biznisz,
Erti, a dohanylevel csak forr6
napon erik.
Macy kope On, mem is tudja
hogy mennyi bait szerez,
Feltuzeli irasaval a szerkeszto.
seget,
Irja, ha sep asszony fizet, a.
ozvegy maid maskor,
lily riportra ellensege lesz 6
nyomdaszokbol.
Amt On ir, ok nyomtatjak,
| sorok koze olvasva,
Bosszankodva gondolnak {
boldog dohanyosra,
Kinek szabad bejarasa van {
konyhaba, .parlorba,
Inspektorkent YETI magat
dohanylapokra,
Jol teszi, ha 0sszeszedi, NJ
hogy tul elerjen,
Mert a tulert dohanynak I
fustje izetlen.
A virag is birnbo utan hal
doklova valik,
A dohany meg ha megerik,
zacskoba vagyik.
Vagyok tisztel6je
T. Gy. Campbell, c
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
MULATSAGOK
NAPTARA

Ebben rovatban ditala-
null kozoliuk azon egyha-
Yak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, 0ssze-
joveteleit. stb. nem tobb
mint D. h6nappai el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
elapja es amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvznyaikat ,alunk
szerzik be-
September 4-en, vasarnar
a Scent Gy0rgy Cor. Kath
Egyhaz piknikje a F'iilemiile
Csardaban.
Szeptember h6 sen, hetf6r
a, Nilesf Ref. Egyhaz zar6 pix.
mike a Shamu farmon.
September 18-an, vasarnaT
a Magyar Sport K0r tancmu
latsaga a West Sidei Magyar
Hazban.
September 25-en, vasarnaI
a Warreni Kultur K0r Sziiret
mulatsaga a Vennetti Grove
ban. -r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
A POLANDI ISKOLA
KES6BB NYnLIK

Poland, O.-ban az iskolai ev
ket hettel kes6bben nyilik meg,
inert az iskola epulethez a
WPA altal epitett uj szarny
meg mem kesz. Az epitkezessel
mar egy honappal ezel6tt kel-
lett volna elkeszulniok, de ne
zetelteresek tamadtak a mum
kasok es a mesteremberek k0-
z0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
YOUNGSTOWN IS vIDEkE HIREI

megujitottak a lapot. A
campbelli magyarok altalaban
jo kerteszek mindannyian.
Bende Ferenc uram meg a
pikniken nyujtotta at a do
hanyleveleket.
A West Sidei magyarsag
egy ertekes taggal szaporodott
Banffy Janos szemelyeben,
aki a volt Biro-bacsi leanyat,
Boriskat vette ell. Joliet, ILL.,
Dol jottek at Youngstownba
es 438 Greenwood utcan tele-
pedtek lie.
A West Sidei Magyar Napon
megtartott pipaszivo, verse
nyen a dohanyos is reszt vett.
Olyan buzgosaggal szivta a
pipat, hogy a dijat majdnem
elnyerte volna, ha az eros szi-
vastol rosszul mem lesz. Icy
lemaradt az els6 dijtol. Meg
a campbelli Magyar Napra sc
tudott kikeriilni a rosszullete
Matt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01

kOn es vasarnapOkon a scent
misek elott.
PIKNIK. September 4-en,
vasarnap lesz az Egyhaz pix
mike a Fiilemiile Csardaban,
a Barta-fele erd6ben. A hivek
erdeke, hogy az Egyhaz ne
csak a mindennapi sziiksegle-
teit tudja fedezni, hanem
anyagi gondok nelkul felelhes-
sen meg hivatasanak, exert
minden jo hivonek kotelessege
az egyhaz tarsadalmi megnoz-
dulasait is tamogatni. f'
A september 4-iki piknik
kiil0n0sen ardekes szorakoza-
sokrol gondoskodik Nagyszeru
magyar .es jazz zenekar jat-
SILK, lesznek kiilonfele trefas
versenyek feln6ttek es gyerme-
kek reszere. oreg es fatal,
Inindenki j6l fog mulatni
A hitkozseg hires fozoasz-
szonyai gondoskodnak arrol
hogy senki shes ne narration
lesz toltott kaposzta, lacipe-
csenye, gulyas, kolbasz, hurka
es sok mas magyar ennival6
es termeszetesen husit6 italok
is leSznek boviben.
Szeretettel meghivjuk, var
juk, szivesen latjuk es jol XII
szolgaljuk a piknikre kiran
dul6 tisztelt magyarsagot, me
lyen derek magyar munkas
csaladok, jo baratok, magyar
testverek fognak egymasnal
talalkozot adni.
Az erkez6 vendegeket del
utan 2 oratol a villamos veg
allomasnal automobilok var
jak, amelyek ingyen viszik e
a piknik helyere.
KEGYHELYI BUCSU. - 1
UniontoWn, Pa, kegyhelyi bu
csu szeptember Sen, Labo
Day-kor lesz, amelyre hitk0z
segiinkbol ez iden is nagyol
sokan kesziilnek.
HAZASSAG. Misocky Janos
Janos es Kajibas Borbala ii;
augustus 27-en eskidott orol
huseget Fidran Wilma, Andra
Is Orosz Maria kedves leanya
max. Tanuk voltak Eidran Fe
reno es Bene Anna. listen sc
kaig eltesse a fiatalokat!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
GAZOLIN KALYA ALDOZATA

Mrs. Fred Ashman, Mil
tonia utcai lakos, 13 apr6
gyermek anyja a multi heten
egesi sebeket szenvedett, ami
kor a gasolin kalyhaja> felrob-
bant. A felcsapott lang kulo-
nosen az arcat es a karjat
erte.
A sikoltozasra a szonszed-
ban lako Myrtle Clark atsza-
ladt, hogy a veszelyben lev6
anyanak segitsegere lehessen.
A langokban ,allo not egy
pokrocba csavarta, ami altal
megakadalyozta, hogy tobb
egest okozzon a tiiz. Maid
intezkedett a szerencsetlen
asszony korhazba valo szalli-
tasarol. De oft az else Sc
gelyben valo reszesiiles utan
mem maradt, ARA hivatkozva,
hogy az otthon B maradt Is
gyermeknek az apyjukra sziik
segiik van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
LOPAS A KONYVTARBAN,

A North Sidei f6k0nyvtar-
ban multi penteken, a kora
scsteli orakban egy ismeretlen
tettes latogatast tett es az asz-
talon elhelyezett penztarbol
80 dollart witt ell. A lopas
ideje alatt az epuletben tob-
ben tartozkodtak, ICY a tettes
aki valoszlnileg egy fatal
suhanc lehetett, az ablakon
menekult ell a lopott 0sszeg-
gel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01

MISEK RENDJE: VaSarna-
pokon kis mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal. Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 9 orakor.
GYoNTATAS hetkOznapo-
kon es vasarnapokon a scent
misek elott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-09-01
A SENT ISTVAN
R. K. EGYHAz HIREI
q sssl-g5&s siig
PlAbanos: 4lp
F6tae5lr6 l6rincs
s54F Wilson Ave
TeIefGe 319ob


SEPTEMBER 2-AN lesz a
h6nap elso pentekje. Scent
beszed, szentsegi aldas.
SZOMBATON a szentmlse
a Rozsafuzer Tarsulat tag
jaiert lesz.
SEPTEMBER 4-EN, a ho-
nap els6 vasarnapjan, a Scent
segimadas delel6tt lesz.
VASARNAP DELUTAN a
Holy Name tagjai szalona-
siitest renGcznek a templom
udvaran.
Vendegeket szivesen latnak'
Evening star., 1938-07-24

Florence Torbey slowly opened the door.
The little man in the green sllcker spoke.
I'm Doctor Seaver the Coroner. Afraid I've
got some bad news for you, Mrs. Torbey.
C'n we come in?'
Florence stood aside, then led the way to
the living room. She didn't say anything. The
man and woman who had gotten out of the
second car were George Grant and his mother.
They smiled at her in friendly way.
In the living room Doc Seaver said, Your
husband missing Mrs. Torbey? When did you
see him last?"
Florence took her time about answering,
her eyes in her lap. He hasn't been home
all night" she said He went out last night
after supper, around eight O'Clock. haven't
seen him since
Doc Seaver coughed and cleared his throat
energetically. He reached into his breast
Evening star., 1938-07-24

when Torbey had driven her to what had
seemed the last limit of endurance. She was
equally afraid to betray him, so strong had
become the habit of his dominance. Even
with Torbey two hundred miles away, the
mere thought of move against him turned
her will to water
Her eyes went mechanically to the window,
with subconscious thought of the storm.
Two cars we're driving into the yard. Three
men got out of the first car. One was short
and broad and thick, looking grotesque in
green slicker that reached to his heels and
big black felt hat of the Texas variety. The
other two were officers, one state trooper
in a neat military waterproof and the other
town constable in black rubber coat. A man
and woman got out of the second car They
all walked around to the front door of the
house.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
THE GAY WAC
by Bezton BxaleY

When bosses grow censorious
And Jobs are most laborious
We moan about the dogs life that we lead
And sign and murmur ruthfully
Although, to state it truthfully,
A dog life is a pleasant life indeed!
"A dogs life - with no WORKINGS
AT economic hurryings
Or any of the woes at which we finch;
No debts to vex and harass him
No duties to embarrass him
"a dogs life?" Why, dogs life is cinch!
He knows a SNUG felicity
Whose comfort and simplicity
Are complicated only by his Aeas,
With never toll or sweltering
He gets his food and sheltering
And lives life of svbaritic ease.
There's no responsibility
To trouble his tranquility
A dogs life is as joyous as song;
I'd swap with him most cheerfully
But t 'twould be cruel, fearfulv,
To make him lead a Mans Life very long!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-15

A most interesting talk was given Ae tho regular monthly meeting Of the Waterbury Junior League yes- terday by Mrs. Lewis Rose of Hart ford, lecturer and commentator. ChooslK1s the timely subject, "H0w The Munich Treaty Has Come To America" the speaker captured the interest of her audience carly in her talk and working on conditions of the present day she held their att tenti0n until the final point of dis cussiol1 had been ably dealt with.
 Mrs. Rose made several general remarks and stated many fact~ re- garding her trip to Germany and CzechcsIcvakia it1 May and June after el1e went t0 Latin America to stuiiy conditions there.
 An the world has been shocked at the behavior of Germany in the past tlixee days rtated the speaker and after our own elections, regard- less oe the party elected, we are an inspiration for all who want to pre- serve the doctrine of freedom and the independent voice of the people. In Germany there is no freedom of press, speech of assembly.
 The present generation in Ger many lg behind Hitler and his word is law. However, there is slight return t0 the desire for more free dom among the rising younger gem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-15
Weddings
SWEENEY-LEONARD

The wedding of Miss Veronica Ann Leonard daughter of Mrs. James P. Leonard of Seymour, to William James Sweeney of Irion street. son of Mrs. Eugene J. Sweeney, took place on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Augus- tines Church in Seymour. Rev. William Casey, pastor, officiated at the ceremony and was celebrant of the nuptial mass which followed. Mrs. H. Urban played the wedding music. The reception, which was attended only by members of the immediate families, was held at Hotel Taft in New Haven.
 The bride wore a gown of Nor mandie red transparent velvet with 8 high draped neckline, and sleeves puffed below the elbow. The gown had shirred effect across the front of the bodice and over the shoulders. The skirt, which was gored, had a self material girdle of crushed velvet. She wore a tiny cap of red velvet petals and corsage of orchids. She carried 8 white prayer book.
 Miss Madeline Ann Murphy of this city, her maid of honor, wore teal blue velvet. Her dress was styl- ed similarly to that of the bride and she wore a hat of velvet petals to correspond. Her corsage was of orchids. The mother of the bride wore blue crepe with a corsage of white rosebuds. The gown worn by the bridegroom's mother was of black velvet and she also wore white rosebuds. Eugene J. Sweeney was best man.
 The couple did not reveal the destination of their wedding trip but upon returning will live at 26 Vermont street. The bride is travel ing in g costume of teal blue with Dubonnet accessories. The bride is Q graduate of Seymour high school. MT. Sweeney, who is connected with the John Hancock Insurance Co.,, was graduated from Crosby High school and Villanova College. Out of town guests at the wedding were those from Bridgeport, Shell ton, Milford, Naugatuck, New York and Pennsylvania.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-11-15

gardens at this late date, among which were the following:
 Roses, asters, alyssum, pink and blue agerattlm, browallia, marigold petunia, phlox drummond, portu- laca, primrose, pansy, johnny jump-up, viola, thyme, chrysanthe- mum, Christmas rose, deadly nettle forget-me-not, Canada violet, thim- ble flower, delphinium, poppy strawberry blossoms and broccoli blossom.
 "A Season With the GIadiolus" a motion picture in color, made and displayed by Dr. H. Warren Stevens, entertained the members. Dr. Stev. ems photographed in color every step in the growing of gladiolus from preparation of the ground ir early spring through cultivation spraying for insects and diseases to the colorful vista of fields of prize blooms and the final harvest in handling and storing of the bulbs over winter for the next year.
 A paper on Decorations for Thanksgiving" was read by Mrs Merton B. Allan, and suggestions were made that at the next meet. ing members submit decoratinp ideas they had used for this holi- day.
 Forty-eight new members were admitted to the club in 1888.
 The next meeting will be held at 8 p. m. on Monday, December 18th, at Bunker Hill Auditorium,