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Evening star., 1939-08-06
Women of Moose
To Have Visitor

The Women of the Moose will be
honored with a visit from one of
Mooseheart's graduates, the Rev.
Pasquale Ferrara, at their meeting
Friday evening at Moose Hall.
The mems lodge has been invited
to meet with the women's chapter
on this occasion.
The Library, Child Care and
Training, Social service, and Moose
haven Committees will meet Tues
day evening at Moose Hall to COM
plete plans for fall activities.
Mrs. Emily Giles, past regent of
Columbia Chapter, has been ap-
pointed a delegate to the Pilgrim
Governors Regional Conference in
Philadelphia, August 27-31.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

year. This year the services also
will honor the late department
commander of American Legion,
James T. Brady. The Rev. Howard
Snyder, chaplin of the American
Legion, will place flower in memory
of Mr.. Brady. Mrs. Copeland has
prepared roll book, the pages of
which will contain the names of all
deceased members. A large white
cross will stand near this book of
memory and as the names are called
the pages of the book are turned
and the unit memorials chairmen
will place a flower for each of the
dead.
Mrs. Alicia Kohrt will sing 1.-The
Old Rugged Cross" accompanied by
Mrs. Dorothy Wilding of the Killeen
Unit Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper, the
retiring National Executive Commit
teewoman, will place flower honor
ing the memory of the mother of
Capt. Watson B. Miller. Mrs. Miller
was an active member of the Henry
C. Spengler Unit Mrs. Kohrt will
sing Taps accompanied by Bugler
Gilleart
The department junior chairman,
Mrs. Frances Snow, announced that
Capt. Richard Mansfield, cartoonist
Of the metropolitan police, will
speak at the second annual junior
conference of the American Legion
Auxiliary to be held at the Depart
ment of Commerce auditorium Au-
gust l9 at 8 am. Capt Mansfield
will entertain with chalk talk
and lecture on safety.
Government Printing Office Unit,
No. 33, elected delegates and alter
mates to the department convention.
Mrs. Sarah Johns, president, will be
chairman of the delegation, with
Mrs. Agnes Dixon, Mrs. Mabel How
ard. Mrs. Beatrice Jacobs and Mrs.
Evelyn Hurd as delegates, and Mrs.
Margaret Bussuis and Mrs. Edna
Wright as alternates. Mrs. Helen
Mahoney is a delegate at large, and
the following were appointed to
serve on convention committees:
Rules, Mrs. Sarah Johns; perma-
nent organization, Mrs. Agnes
Dixon; registration, Mrs. Mabel
Howard; constitution and bylaws,
Mrs. Beatrice Jacobs; credentials,
Mrs. Evelyn Hurd, and Mrs. Helen
Mahoney will serve on resolutions.
Juniors of the I'd Division Unit
met at the Denrike Building on
Tuesday and dedicated the Ameri-
can flag which was purchased by
the group this year. Those partici-
pating in the dedication were Amer
icanism Chairman Mrs. Jessie Cur
ran and the Unit Americanism
Chairman Mrs. Dorothy Hess of the
I'd Division Unit.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Council of Admins
tration, District Building.
Tuesday-National Capital Post,
1015 L street NV; Admiral
Robert E. Peary Ship, Hamil-
ton Hotel.
Wednesday - Columbia Post,
1926 Massachusetts, avenue
NV: Defense Post, 2020
Rhode Island avenue NE;
Washington Post, 170O L street
NV; Overseas Military Band,
National Guard Armory.
Friday-Federal Post, 1926 Mas
sachusetts avenue NV.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Third Division

The Sd (Marne) Division So
ciety will observe the Sd anniversary
of the Washington branch on Sep
tember at 8 pm. at 1904 North
Capitol street. Just three years ago
that day IA men of the division met
IN Halls Restaurant and organized
the branch, with Grover Inglis, 9Th
Engineers, as president. It's men,
bership is now exceeded only by the
New York branch. There are "a
branches In the United States.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Reserve Promotions

The Navy Department announced
yesterday that John M. Fewell, 513
Shepherd street NV, had been
promoted to the rank of lieutenant
commander in the Naval Reserve
At the same time. the War De-
partment announced that DR..
Charles Bullard Hooker of Emer-
gency Hospital had been commits
stoned a first lieutenant in the
Medical Corps Reserve of the Army.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

was announced
by local brigade
h e a d gu ar ters
last week. The
t e a m will be
headed by Maj.
Just C. Jensen,
Ordnance De-
partment of the
State staff, who
is in charge of
rifle practice of
the local militia,
and a veteran
c o M p e t ] on
shooter. Firs t
1t. Henry Bou-
dipot. COmpanv
Evening star., 1939-08-06

Executive Com
mittee to hold
instead a memo
rial service for
the late Depart
ment Com d r.
James T. Brady
on August 10 at
7:30 pm. on the
opening night of
the session. The
business session
will S t art at
$50 o'clock with
D e p a r t m e mt
Comdr. William
T. Slattery pre-
siding
Evening star., 1939-08-06

Daniel M. Goodacre, chairman of
the convention program, has desig-
mated L. j. p Fichthorn, department
publicity officer, to prepare the arti-
Gle in the department convention
program entitled In Memoriam" to
Esst Department Comdr Brady.
The Rules, Credentials, Resolu-
tions and Constitutional Amend
ments Committee for the convention
will meet tomorrow at the Mayflower
Hotel, at 8 pm, to elect chairmen
and secretaries of the various COM
mittees. The department COM
mander and the department vice
commanders will open these meet
ings of the various committees.
Department Adjt. Daniel M.
Goodacre held meeting at the
Mayf1ower Hotel last Tuesday eve
ming, when he formally announced
his candidacy for the Office of de-
partment commander and outlined
his platform and discussed various
important issues. This meeting was
attended by delegates and alternates
to the department convention and
members of the various posts. Other
candidates for the Office of depart
ment commander are: Gail T. Judd,
Department of Labor Post; Owen
c. Holleran, Stephen P. McGroarity
Post; William A. McCallum. Sergt.
Jasper Post; Joseph Idler, Depart
ment of Justice Post. and William
T. Slattery. United States Treasury
Post. Candidates for the Office of
senior vice commander are H. N.
Saunders of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing Post and G.. C. Ma
deau, Cooley y-McCullough Post.
Fort Stevens Post No. 80 met last
Thursday in Stansbury Hall with
Comdr. A. Miller presiding. Nomi
nation of officers and executive
committeeman was the chief order
of business.
Delegates were instructed to foster
adoption of departmental me-
mortal ritual during the conven-
ton and terms of award were adopt
ed with respect to the James T.
Fahey memorial trophy which will
be awarded to the outstanding
squadron of the local detachment,
S. A. L., at that time
The date for the moonlight cruise
has been changed to August 18
The S. S. Potomac will sail at 8:45
pm.
The Kenneth H. Nash Post, No. 8,
met July 26 at 209 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc, with Comdr Robert E.
Lee presiding. Edward w. Luther
was Endorsed as delegate to the
national convention and J. Franklin
Porter for the Watson Miller Trophy
Gail Judd was guest speaker.
The elected delegates and alter
mates met with the Executive Com
mittee on August a. No candidate
for department commander has been
indorsed by Nash Post, as formerly
stated.
The meeting for August II has
been Cancelled. The next meeting
is August 25.
The Advisory Council of the
U. S. S. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2,
Evening star., 1939-08-06

the review and
parade of the
S 5th Battalion,
Marine Corps
Reserve, upon its
return here next
Sunday follow
ing its Is days of
field training at
Quantico.
1t. Col. Harvey
NJ Miller, COM
m a n d ing the
Reserves, W i'll
lead them in the
presentation and
/ n S p e C t l o n,
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Dr.. Schmidt to Talk

DR.. Waldo Schmidt of the Ma
tional Museum will describe some of
his experiences as a collector at
8 pm. tomorrow In Friendship
House, 619 D street Sc.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

OF Cne cOnVen-
ton of the
American Legion
Auxiliary, De =
partment of the
District of Co.
lumbia, to be
held on August
10 and 10 at the
D e p artment of
Commerce audi
torium. The me-
mortal service is
in honor of all
members of the
a u xii iary who
have p a S S e d
away during the
Evening star., 1939-08-06
D. c. Legion Foregoes Parade
At Convention This Year
Memorial Service to Be Conducted
For Comdr james T. Brody

The annual parade of the District
Department of the American Legion,
usually held in connection with its
convention, will be eliminated this
year. 1t was decided by the
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Officers to Be Nominated

Nomination of new officers will
be high light of a meeting of
United States Treasury Post, No. 35,
American Legion, Tuesday at pm.
at the New Colonial Hotel.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
National Guard Names Team
For Matches at Camp Perry
Maj. J. c. Jensen Coptoins
Group of MiIitio Shorpshooters

The team which will represent the
District National Guard at the ma
tional matches at Camp Perry, Ohio,
from August 20 to September 9,
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Marine Reserves
Will Parade Here
After Field Trainina
Col. McCouch to Serve
As Representative
Of D. c. Commissioners

Col. David McCoach, jr., Engineer
Commissioner OF the District Of CO.
lumbia, will represent the Board OF
Commissioners on the occasion Of
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Memorial Services
Planned by Legion
Auxiliary
Late Commander of
D. c. Department
To Be Honored

The department memorials chair
man, Mrs. Evelyn Copeland, has
arranged for an elaborate program
to be presented on the last day
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
ELHATAROZTA Az

alsohaz, hogy vizsgalatot in
dit a WPA munkak igyeben es
ezt egy pillanatra sem ellenez-
TEX a ko"many reszer6l.
Visszaelessel a WPA munkak
vezeteset soha mem is vadol-
tax, viszont ha van benne
konnye museg vagy orvoslasra
szoru'o rendszertelenseg, annak
k deritese erdeke az orszagnak.
A szenatusi bizottsag mono
polium-vizsgalata a tej-truszt
zsarolasiat meg j6forman meg
sem karcolta S mars levagtak
a tel arat Is szazalekkal a leg
tobb varosban a het vegen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
TOBB JAVASLAT

fekszik a kongresszus elOtt a
"munkaber es munkaido" tor
venv modositasara es nehanyat
: is fognak fogadni, eek azon-
',an a torvenyt meggy0ngiteni
1em fogiak.
Hasonloan tobb javaslat van
a haz elott a Wagner t0rvenyt
illet6leg es ketsegtelen, hogy
azok nemelyikebol s7inten tor
veny lesz, kiil0nosen azert,
inert a ket nagy szervezet
egyesiileseben mar senki mem
mer remelni.
A gyariparosok orszagos szo-
vetsege hivatalosan bejelentet-
tie, hogy a gyarak ezentul a
kollektiv szerz6deseket maguk
fogjak surgetni a imunkasna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
A PITTMAN-FELE

javaslatot, amely lehetove
tenne, hogy a "demokrata
blokk"-ot haboru eseten fegy-
verekkel ellassuk - termeszete-
sen keszpenzert - a szenato-
rok mem nagyon lelkesen tar
gyaljak.
A multi heten mem lehetett
a kerdes felett szavazni S valo-
STINT, hogy hosszu es keseru
vitakra ad az inditvany alkal-
mat.
Amerika polgarsaga mem fe-
'ejtette el, hogy volt szovetse-
gese nix mikent bantak veliink
a haboru utan es mem 6hajt-
jak az angol es f~anc'a i'm
perializmus gesztenyejet a tuz-
b6l meg egyszer kihuzni.
Csak Valiant varatlan nemet
brutalitas vagy a Feher Ha2
sulyos beavatkozasa eme1heti
a javaslatot torvenyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
A MUNKASSAG SZEME

New York es Cleveland fele
volt forditva a multi heten.
New Yorkban az orszag negy-
szazezer puhaszen banyasza-
max a neveben targyalnak, de
a szerzodes lejartaig, aprilis ell
sejeig mem tudtak vi egyezse-
get csinalni. Mem valoszinu,
hogy a munkabesziintetes hosz-
szu lesz S Italian mire e so-ok
az olvasokhoz eljutnak, a seer
zodes meg lesz es a munkat is
met megkezdik.
Clevelandban az auto mum
kasok szervezeje Iartotta a
konvenciojat, amelyen mem sok
epiletes dolgot lattunk es hal
lottunk.
Nyilvanvalo lett egyreszrol,
hogy a szervezetet a CIO telje-
sen uralja, masreszr0l, hogy
tulsagos sok politikat kevertek
a szervezet ugyebe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
WASHINGTONBAN MA

a nemzet eget0en fontos pro-
blemai szinten a masodik hely-
re szorultak, hiszen az europai
helyzet mindannyiunk kenye-
ret sulyosan erinti.
Mar a folytonos izgalom ero-
sen es kedvezotlenil befolya-
solta a gazdasagi helyzetiinket
S ha haboru lenne, gazdasagi
panik lenne ebben az orszag-
ban.
Mivel ait hiszik, hogy Hit
lerek eddig sikeresen, de min
dig bluffoltak, ait remeli min
denki, hogy az vi europai hely-
yet bekesebb leveg6t fog csinal-
nj. Eppen exert tamogatja az
antantot moralisan a mi kor-
manyunk S ext a multi heten
alaposan megtette, mikor a ne
met birodalmi bank betetjet
varatlanul lefoglalta egy regi
adokoveteles fejeben.
Normalis idokben, illetve be-
ke id6kben ilyesmit mem szok-
tax cSinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

rzes sznen elem erovel kapcsola klobozo varo
sokban eo eroket.
Nelly es nagy jelentosege mi saatsagos amerikai
magyar elenkben annak hogy szndkalt lapok egvmara
aatak es eeuket egybeveve dogoznak kozerdek avara
Ha 0sszhang meg lett volla multban is foeg an
amerka magyar sato koreben, akkor masho aanank ma
mint aho vagyunk Hiszen negy nagy orszagos bzosito
ntezmenyink eeteben erezheo 0rvendetes eendu
les azota kovetkezett anota erntkezes
sot kapcsolaot talaak egymassa es amerika
kozet szekeret negy klombozo egyetlen egy
seges iranyba huzzak
Ha ossz1angnak ait pedajat amivel szndkalt
hetapok szolganak XII tudjuk maid vaamkor terezten
egesz amerikai k0zeletre akkor valosul meg mndaz a
eddig hasztalan keresgettink a@s. - ~~@@ ="
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
A KOMMUNISTAK Az

els6 perct6l kezdve nagy be-
folyassal birtak az United
Automobile Workers-ban S ezt
most a ket konvencion nyilva-
nosan felhanytak egymasnak.
Az is kiderult, hogy a SERVE
zet penzenek nagyobb reszet
mem szervezkedesre, hanem po-
litikai celokra koltottek S hogy
eszeveszetten pazaroltak a We
zerek. A Ford munkasok SEER
vezesere peldaul szazharminc-
eze- dollart kolt0ttek, aminek
az eredmenye hetezer tag lett,
akik ma mar a szervezetben
nincsenek.
Bizonyos, hogy ha a srlodas a
szervezetben tovabb tart, hogy
a hatalmas manifestation egy-
seget keptelenek lesznek meg
orizni a jov6ben.
S mem szerencsesebb a Mar
tin frakcio, amely mar az iro-
dai alkalmazottakat sem tudja
fizetni es az AFL-hez probal
csatlakozni, ha oft meghall-
gatasra talalna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
SULYOS
MUNKAS-ELLENES

torvenyt hoztak Wisconsin
ban, a Unio legliberalisabb al
lamaban, ahol ujev 6ta a re-
publikanusok vannak koruna
nyon.
Sztrajkolni csak akkor sza-
bad, ha a munkasok tobbsege
van a munkaadoval fizetesi vi
taban munkas-f-akciok egy-
mas ellen mem harcolhatnak a
jovoben. Sulyosan korlatoztak
a picketelest is tulszarnyaljak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
MAGYARORSZAGROL

pillanatonkent v q 1t a k o z Q
ziirzavaros hirek erkeztek a
multi heten.
A slovakokkal valo targya-
lasok valosziniileg kedvez0
eredmenyekhez vezetnek, bar
a nemetek a magyar igenyeket
erosen korlatozni probaljak. A
hatarvillongas klilonosen azert
fajdalmas, inert hiszen a to-
tok egymagukban megelni
mem tudnak, elobb-utobb visz-
szakerezkednek az anyaorszag-
hoz, felesleges hat a verontas.
A belso viszonyok mem sokat
javulnak. Az europai haborus
hiszteria teljesen elont0tte ter
meszetesen Magyarorszagot is
es akik a zavarosban halaszni
akarnak, a k0z0nseget kalan-
dos hirekkel izgatjak.
A zsido-torveny targyalasa
elol a forendihaz choke le-
mondott, inert hiszen abban a
t0rvenybe nemcsak a zsido ma
gyarok sorsa van megpecsetel-
We, hanem az is, hogy a naziz-
muson keresztiil a nemetek
teljesen rafekszenek a magyar
nemZetre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
MIRE E SOROK Az

olvasokhoz jutnak, Europa
feszllt levegoje talan kirobban.
Sajnos, ebben az esetben Ma
gyarorszag Belgium sorsara
van itelve S termeszetes, hogy
a nemzet idegesseget ez a teny
fokozza.
Ha mem lesz haboru jelen-
leg, vagy a kozeli jovoben, ak
kor Romania az antant politi-
kai sz0vetsegebe fog csatla-
kozni S ez esetben Magyaror-
szag lesz a nemet imperializ-
mus elso keleti sancarka - S
ez sem kellemes kilatas.
Innen ugy nez XII, hogy Ma
gyarorszagot Erdely es a ru-
then fold igeretevel huztak be
a nemet erdekszferaba hogy
ebb6l egyel6re csak a nagyon
Szegeny ruthen f0ldet tudta
megkapni. Az vi angol-francia-
lengyel gyuruvel szemben a
koz0s magyar-lengyel hatar
csak akkor birna ertekkel, ha
Magyarorszag a Hitler hadi
szekerehez mem lenne lancolva.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

semmit mem javult a multi
heten. Bar a kedvezobb lido es
a korai husvet meginditotta a
tavaszi vasarlast es a depart
ment uzletek valamint a kis ke-
reskedesek jo hetet eszleltek,
eppen a konnyu iparban cs0k-
kent lie kiil0n0sen a termeles
a multi heten.
Ebben a visszaesesben es ha-
bozasban termeszetesen f6 re-
sze van a nemzetk0zi helyzet-
mex, amely az egesz iizleti ele-
tiinkre rafekSzik.
Bizonyos iparagak bizonyos
okokbol boomoltak S ICY kiil0-
nosen azok, amelyek a kizart
nemet es cseh ipartermekeket
fogjak potolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06

Oregon hirhedt torvenyet a szi-
gorban.
Hasonloan brutalis munkas-
ellenes torvenyt megvetzozott
Idahoban a kormanyzo es le-
szavazott a t0rvenyhozas Utah
allamban. Mich gan vi kor-
manyzoja, a Fitzgerald fee hir-
hedt munkas-ellenes t0rveny
ugyeben meg mem dont0tt.
A puhaszeneseket leszamit-
va, akiknek szombaton unnep
volt, - harmincegy olyan ber-
hare volt folyamatban az Or
szagban a multi heten, ahol ket
szaznal tobb embert emeltek XII
a munkab6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
SZAZ MILLI0 DOLLART

szavaztak meg isnet WPA
munkakra, meg mindig otven
millio dollarral kevesebbet,
mint amennyit ere a celra az
eln0k kert. A varosok kepvi-
seloi mem voltak hajlandok a
$50 millios farmer-bonuszra
$50 millios raadast szavazni,
mire a farmerek kepvisel6i a
WPA munkasok kenyerebol le-
nyestek. Aminek a k0vetkezte-
ben negyszazezer ember veszti
e1, ket csoportban, a munka-
jat. IS sas
Jo lesz tudni minden SEE
geny embernek, hogy azert a
kongresszus reakcios szarnyat
kell okozni es ideje, hogy a
varosok rogyasig megadoztatott
proletarjai belenezzenek vala-
mivel melyebben a farmer-bo-
nuszok dolgaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
A SUPREME COURT

a nemzet altalanos helyesle
Sc k0zben kellemetlen meglepe-
test hozott a mutt heten an
max a kivaltsagos osztalynak,
amelynek eddig mem kellett
i0yedelmi adot fizetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-04-06
iii I'll = ZE NILE

Onmagat, illetve a sajat re-
gebbi hatarozatat d0nt0tte
meg a Supreme Court a multi
heten, mikor ugy hatarozott,
hogy a sz0vetsegi, allanni, me-
gyei es varosi alkalmazottak is
tartoznak j0vedelmi adot fl
zetni.
Most mar csak az van hatra,
hogy az orszag, az allamok,
megyek es varosok zalogleve-
leinek (bond) a j0vedelmet is
megadoztassak, amit a kon-
gresszus remelhet6leg ell fog
r0videsen rendelni.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-07
JOHN WILLEFSKY
 RECEIVES MEDAL
Torrington Mayor Honors Local Man for Saving
 Life of Another

Torrington, June 7.--John F. Wil- lefsky of Waterbury, a former resi- dent of this town, was presented the Carnegie Foundation Medal by Mayor William A. Patten in the City Hall auditorium yesterday morning in the presence of 250 people. MT. Willefsky lost his right arm in a successful effort to save the life of Alfred Y. Gaudette of this city December 16, 1887.
 Three leading officials of the New Haven railroad, for whom the hon. ored guest worked, attended and paid their respects to him.
 A large bouquet was presented to Mrs. Willefsky from residents of the South End section who had known Mir. Willefsky during the time he had been coming to Tor rington. MT, Gaudette, whose life was saved, was introduced.
 The accident occurred when Gaudette's automobile became stall- ed on the railroad tracks at the crossing near Litchfield street in the heart of Torrington. The ground was very icy and train approached. Willefsky, who appeared on the scene at the time, ran alongside | of the train and put on the air
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-07

the weather closed in, and I couldn't see the land. There was nothing but @ deep, black fog. I couldn't even see lights on the ground.
 T munched few of my sand wiches and one of two chocolate bars I had along and kept my eyes on the blind flying instru- ments so that I would know that I wasn't going to come down and hit something.
 At dawn I looked out and all I could see was water. I guess I must have miscalculated the in- struments. Tn a little while I flew over the fishing fleet. Boy, was I glad to see them!
 T dropped my message down to one of the ships, but I didn't see any reply, so I flew off over some other ships"
 The ship to which Eshelman dropped a message asking directions to shore was the Boston trawler Storm, which yesterday reported that it had painted "WNW" on the pllOI IIOuS6 IOOLs f1OWcV0E, tIlC vessel said, the plane had disap- peared in the interim. Circles Over Fleet
 1T circled over the rest of the fleet 8 couple of times and then I discovered that the fuel line lead ing from the auxiliary to the main fuel thank had broken" Eshelman sasid.
 My motor began to sputter, so tried to pancake near one of the vessels in hopes that they would rescue me. held the door open as I came down and the nose of my ship hit first but the plane stayed afloat.
 q hung on to the nose for Q while until that began to sink and then I crawled along in the water to the tail. Finally that went down, too, just as the men came along in a dory."
 Eshelman was rescued at 7:30 a. m. (EDT yesterday by the crew of the trawler Villanova, explained by Astman Bjartmars. At the time the vessel reported that Eshelman was uninjured, but suffering from shocks and exhaustion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-06-07

1 Though Commissioner John H, Goss said he doubted if money for
 the work could be found, he stig- gested that the superintendent oi streets file an estimate with the
 board of public works. Asked if hot patches had been used to repair holes in the street, MT. Fleming said they had and that they had not been satis- factory. Both he and City Engineer
 Charles A. Root pointed out that
 West Liberty street has a crown
 more than a foot high, and that much shovel work would be l1eces- sary before paving could begin. When Commissioner Charles B
 Jackson said that the street is heavily travelled, especially by trucks Commissioner Goss asked why it could not be closed to trucks. One suggestion made last night was that funds provided in this years budget for the resurfacing of Scovill street be used to pay part of the cost of paving West Liberty street, and that the repair of Scovill street be delayed until next year. The Baldwin street bridge over the Mad River is safe for at least
 another year, City Engineer Root reported. He said that structural steel bridge there would undoubtedly
 be great deal cheaper than a stone
 bridge. A bridge of steel construc-
 tion has been suggested by Com missioner Goss.
 A bond issue for erection of a new bridge was floated two years ago, but work on the building of the new structure has not been started. Complete new plans will
 have to be made if it is decided to make the bridge of steel construc- tion.