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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

zsidosag nem olvadna be a
magyarsagba.
Imredy Bella es elvbaratai
sokszor ellenmondoan hol rosz-
szaltak, hogy a magyarorszagi
zsidosag mem olvad a magyar
sagba, hol meg AIT hanytor-
gattak, hogy a zsidosag nagyon
is vegyil a magyarokkal.
Imredy Bella fuleihez is ell
jutottak a zsido szarmazaSarol
szol6 hirek es januar 15-en Ba-
jan egy nagygyiilesen; ahol
persze ujra a legelesebb tama-
dast vezette a magyarorszagi
zsidosag ellen: okmanyokat
huzott elo zsebeib6l es a1okat
felolvasva cafolta, hogy ereiben
zsid6ver is lenone.
AIT lehetett hinni, ez a ma
gyon mellekes kerdes, most,
amikor az orszagnak igazan
mas nagyon is fontos kerdesei
varnak elintezesre: lekeriil ma
pirendrol.
ANIMAL bombaszerubben ha-
tott, amikor januar 15-en I'm
redy Bella bejelentette koruna
nyanak lemondasat, nyilvanos-
sagra hozva - amire meg pei
da mem volt - annak okat is.
AIT, hogy bizony egyik 6se:
zsido volt.
Imredy Bella el6 bizonyiteka
annak, hogy mem all megalla-
pitasa, hogy a magyarorszagi
zsidosag ivadekai mem olvad-
nanak teljesen a magyarsagba.
Emberi tragedia, hogy oft
kellett hagynia a kormanyel-
noki szeket, hogy epen sajat
teoriajanak aldozata.
Tevedes ne essex: Imredy
Bella mem azert Walt alkalmat-
lama a kormanyzasra, inert
azok a bizonyos versejtek van
max ereiben. Hogy ez most XII
derult, ezzel meg kepessegei
ma mem lettek kisebbek, mint
tegnap voltak. A bukas azert
kovetkezett, inert teoriaja cso-
dot mondott es inert nyilva
nosan allitott olyant, amirol
kesobb az ellenkezoje deriilt XII.
Az eddig is ideerkezett anne
rikai laphirekbol AIT latom,
hogy megint a tenyeknek mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16
MASKENT FEST
A BANKBUKAS

New Jersey allamban feb
ruar honap k0zepen megbu-
kott a New Jersey Title and
Guarantee Trust Company,
amelynek $4,000 betevoje volt.
Huszonket millio dollar betet
volt a tekintelyes bankban,
amely bezarta ajtait es amely-
mex betevoi ketsegbeesve var
tax, hogy mi lesz most a va
gyonukkal?
Mem lett a dologbol semmi
botrany. Az egyik nap, ked-
den reggel bezartak a megbu-
kott bank ajtait, szerdan reg
gel pedig ujra kinyitottak.
Mem csinaltak ugyan semmi
iizletet, de a penztarak abla-
kait nyitva tartottak es a fill
kekben a regi tisztvisel6k mel
lett oft alltak a Federal De-
posit Insurance Corporation
emberei es amint atvettek a
betevoktol a beteti k0nyve-
ket, megkerdeztek a regi tiszt-
viseloktol:
Rendben van ez a beteti
/ k0nyv?
Amint a tisztvisel6 AIT
mondta, hogy konyv rend-
ben van, mar XII is fizettek a
betevonek az egesz betetet,
meg ha kamatok jartak, AIT
is es jo szerencset kivantak
neki. Negy nap alatt ket be-
tevo kivetelevel XII volt fizetve
mindenki es mem akadt egyet-
len panaszos sem.
EFT koszonheti az amerikai
nemzet New Deal kor1nany-
zatnak, amely minden ma
gyobb feltiines nelkiil es anel-
kill, hogy nagy dics0seget ko-
vetelne erte, szovetsegi bizto-
sitast nyujt a betev6knek.
A legelso es legfontosabb
tanulsaga a new jersey bank
bukasnak az, hogy aki betetet
tesz a bankba, el6bb kerdezze
meg, hogy biztositva van-e a
betetje a sz0vetsegi kormany
altal?
Ha mines biztositva, akkor
a bankba ne tegye a penzet es
ha mar betette, akkor vegye
XII. Szaz bank k0ziil kilenc-
venkilenc mar beletartozik a
sz0vetsegi betet biztosito in
tezmenybe es kilonos Okla kell
legyen annak, ha abba mem
vettek fel.
| A masodik tanulsag Pc
dig az, hogy Roosevelt a
nagyt6ke minden kiabalasa
dacara hasznos dolgokat veg
zett a nemzet javara. Neha
ITALIAN meg Sc tudjuk itelni.
hogy mi az igazi ertelme
egyik-masik New Deal tor
venynek, de j0nnek id6k, ami
kor az igazsag kideriil 5 akkor
halasak lesziink a New Deal
lert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

egeszen megfelelo hirek men
tex errol az esetrol.
Ugy latom: AIT igyekeznek
bizonyos oldalrol vilagga kur-
tolni, hogy Imredy Belat a zsi-
dosag es a nagybirtok azert
buktatta meg, hogy reform ter
veit ne vihesse keresztiil.
Eek az allitasok epen olyan
igazak, mint azok voltak, hogy
Bornemissza-S -Sztranyavszky ESQ
portal a nyilasok valtak XII a
kormanytol.
Nincsen politikai csoport,
amely ne akarna a reformokat
megvalositani. Nehez, mondjuk
a kisgazda partrol feltenni
AIT, hogy az el akarna buk-
tatni a f0ldbirtok reformot:
holott elegedetlen, kevesli AIT
a f0ldmennyiseget, melyet az
Imredy javaslata igenybe akar
venni es amikor Imredy csak
berbe akarja adni a legtobb
foldet, addig a kisgazdapart
0rok tulajdonul kivanja AIT
a nincsteleneknek juttatni.
Imredy Bella utoda grof Te-
leki Pal, az eddigi kozoktatas-
ugyi MINISTER. Kormanya tag
jai ugyanazok, akik az Imredy
kormanyban helyet foglaltak.
Programme: ugyan az, ami
Imredy Belae volt. Nepi poll
tika, a nep observation-disclosures,
| ioletenek emelese.
Valtozatlanul vallalt minden
torvenyjavaslatot, amt el6dje
mar beterjesztett a torvenyho-
zas hazaba.
Ketsegteleniil nagyon nehez
helyzetben keriilt a kormany
elere Teleki grof. Vallalnia KEEL
lett NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., anne
lyeket ITALIAN ha 8 keszittet, mas
kent fogalmaztatja meg, egy
tobbsegre kell - legalabb egy-
el6re - tamaszkodnia, mely
valosziniileg mem gusztusa sze-
rinti.
ITALIAN sikerll maid olyan at
moszferat, platformot teremte-
ME, hogy a Bornemissza-Mik
Sztranyavszky csoportot vissza-
viszi a kormanypartba. Ebben
az esetben gyengiilne a part
ban annak a csoportnak az
ereje, mely hangos es kozel jar
nyilas program hataran.
Ketsegtelen: siirg6s pacifika-
lasra van s1iikseg. Mert az or
szag hangulata cseppet sc
mondhato most nyugodtnak
Hogy mast ne emlitsek: q
mez6gazdasagi munkassag sol
helyen mem akar nyari munkat
vallalni, inert, felzaklattak 6ket
es ait hiszik, hogy mar a ia.
vaszon osszak a birtokokat es
sajatjukban fognak dolgozni.
A k0zigazgatas emberei alie
tudjak 6ket meggy6zni teves
felfogasukr6l.
* * *
UzENET. Papp J6zsef, Det.
roit. Tessek Mr.. Himlert a Ma.
gyar Banyaszlap szerkeszt6se
geben felkeresni, t6le megkap
| ia a kert felvilagositast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

hogy en- ebben a rovatban
mem politizalok. Mem szolok
sohase Magyarorszag politikai
viszonyaihoz, mem biralom
azokat. Mem tehetnem ezt
meg akkor sem, ha ehhez a
legcsekelyebb kedvem is lenne
mintahogy mines - inert
az EgyesJlt Allamok polgara
vagyok, sziil6hazankban en-
vendeg jogon tartozkodom. A
vendegnek pedig ildomtalan
lenne vendeglat6janak dolgai-
ba kontarkodni.
Most, arnikor Imredy Bella
nak, a kormanyeln0ki szekbol
val6 tavozasat b6vebben is
ismertetem, el6r ebocsajtom,
hogy en- ezuttal sem szakl-
tottam eddig gyakorlatommal.
Meg kell azonban irnom en-
mex a tavozasnak korulme-
nyeit azert, inert eppen az I'M
redy-kormany el6z6 bukasa-
kor furcsa, a tenyeknek meg
mem felel6 hirek jelentek meg
Magyar-Amerika lapjaiban.
AIT irtak tobbek k0zott,
hogy a kormany partjabol XII
lepett XII hatvan kepviselo az
ky-Bornemissza-Mikec csoport,
holott ezeknek - allamfertlak
max a vezeteset-- -ppen azert
lepett XII hahvan kepviselo az
Imredy Bella vezetese alatt allo
kormanypartbol, = inert mem
akartak Imredy Belat kovetnl
abban az elhatarozasaban,
hogy szakitva az eddigi ma
gyar kepviselohazi rendszerrel
diktatorikus kormanyzast We
zessenek be Magyarorszagban
Amig a kulf0ldi sajtoban
nyilasoknak neveztek a kor-
manypartbol kilepett csopor-
tot, a kormany itthoni sajtoja
viszont olyan stilusban tamad-
Ia, "zsid6berenc"-e "-eknek nevez-
We az el6bb emlitett allan
ferfiakat, amire alig volt meg
pelda. Ugy azokat, akike,t
eveken keresztiil, mint a nem-
yeti iranyzat legfobb kepvise-
loikent magasztalt ugyanez a
sajto.
Az igazsag ebben a dolog-
ban: a fenti allamferfiak We
zetesevel kileptek akkor, azok
a kepvisel6k, akik mem akar-
tax vallalni Imredy Bella po-
litikajaert a felelosseget. $40
cialis kerdesekben azonban pc
daul Bornemissza Geza ege'
szen biztosan mem akarha1
kevesebbet ma, mint ameny.
nyit akart tegnap.
Soha eletemben Bornem'
issza Gezaval mem beszeltem
de munkajat nagy figyelem'
mel kisertem es eppen e lap
ban mutattam ra nemregen
annikor miniszteri szeket ell
hagyta, hogy a dolgozo tome
geknek nagy veszteseg a ia
vozasa, inert az vi es nagysze
ru szocialis torvenyek egesz
sora az 8 nevehez fiiz6dik.
Imredy Bella kilenc honapie
volt kormanyf6.
Talan soha sc el6zte meg
nagyobb varakozas egy allan
ferfi jottet, mint Imredy Be
laet es ITALIAN soha Sc csalod.
tax jobban eppen azok, akil
legjobban vartak, mint I'm
redy Belaban.
Imredy Bella el6tt - mint
olvasoim tudjak, - Darany
Kalman volt Magyarorszae
miniszterelnoke. Az 8 kor.
manyzasanak utols6 idejeber
lit olyan legkor alakult, mely
mindennek volt nevezhet0
csak nyugodtnak mem.
o,~~o~,~&N1r yoa1YoI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

zekkel a hadseregt0l.
Abban az id6ben kesziil6-
d0tt az orszag az Eucharist
tikus Vilagkongresszusra, STIR
Cos sziikseg volt a nyugalom
megteremtesere.
Imredy Belat varta akkor az
orszag t0bbsege, aki addig a
Nemzeti Bank ugyeit vezette
igen nehez id6kben nagysze-
ruen.
Mint a Nemzeti Bank We
zetoje kiilf0ld0n is igen Macy
becsiilesnek 0rvendett, amire
feltetlenul ra is szolgalt, inert
hiszen az 8 szivos, merev
penziigyi politikajanak lehe-
tett koszonni, hogy mig Eu-
ropa legtobb orszaganak penze
veszitett ertekeb6l, mem volt
allando, addig a magyar
pengo nagyon hosszu ideig
szilard ertek volt.
Mondom: Imredy Bella jot-
tet minden oldalrol a legna-
gyobb rokonszenv fogadta es a
kepviselohaz partial is bizal-
mat elolegeztek neki.
Nyar derekaig tartott nyu-
godt kormanyzasa.
Akkor egyszerre csak mint
ha forest szenvedett volna az
a bizalom, amt a kulonfele
partok elolegeztek szamara.
Imredy Bella olyan hangokat
kezdett megitni, amelyeket
mem kedveltek azok, akik ra-
gaszkodnak az orszag osi al
kotmanyahoz, akik ugy vellk
hogy ebben az orszagban szor-
nyen karos lenne mas orsza-
gok kormanyzasat utanozni.
Ne tessek felreerteni: eek a
korok Imredy Bella politikaja-
max mem at a reszet helyte-
lenitettek, melynek kereteben
szocialis reformok megvalosl-
tasat tiizte XII.
Minden part egyetert aboan
hogy ebben az orszagban
igenis nagyon melyrehato re-
formokra van sziikseg, hogy a
foldbirtokok aranyosabb elosz-
tasat sirg6sen meg kell Valo-
sitani.
De helytelenitettek 1mredy
Belanak AIT a szandekat, hogy
a parliament munkassagat leg
alabb egy idore fel akarta
fiiggeszteni.
Ugy latszott:: Imredy Bella
meg a sajat partial is jegre
akarja tenni.
Akkor jottek a kilpolitikal
bonyodalmak es eek termesze
tesen elhallgattattak a bel
politika kerdeseit. Egeszen
addig, mig a Felvideket visz-
sza mem kaptuk.
Ugy latszott = es allamfer'
flax. akik egy kormanyban
foglaltak helyett Imredy Bella
val allitjak, hogy 1mredy
Bella elerkezettnek latja az
id6t az altala helyesebbnek
tartott modon valo kormany'
zasi mod megkezdesere.
Partjab6l azok a kepviselok
akik mem akartak ezen az
uton kovetni: kileptek, koz'
tik nagynevu volt minlszte'
rex is. ;.
A kormany megbukott e.
Imredy Bella vi kormannyal
lepett az orszag ele.
Legalabb egy idore lei II
fiiggesztette az altala elkep'
zelt parliament nelkul kor'
manvzasnak bevezeteset.
Mint az amerikai magyar
sag tudja, a tavasszal Magyar
orszagban torvenyt hoztak
melyeknek erejenel fogva bi'
zonyos foglalkozasi agakban 9
HFo ,rr,o ro,.c1S Uhan Al0 ZSlOOSag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-16

UzENET. Papp Jozsef, Det-
roit. Tessek Mr.. Himlert a Ma
gyar Banyaszlap szerkeszt6se-
geben felkeresni, t6le megkap-
ia a kert felvilagositast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24
Personal

Mrs. J. E. Russell and daughter, Miss Josephine Russell of this city are speeding @ few days in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Loughran of Bank street are spending several days with relatives in Philadelphia
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Phillips of Williw street are spnending a few days in New York city.
 Miss Josephine Foster has returned to her home on Watertown avenue after spending 8 few days in New ark, N. J.
 Miss Lucille Spencer of New York has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Carter of Baldwin street for several days.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Drake have returned to their home on Cooke street after spending several days in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. William McWilliams of Bank street have returned after spending few days in New York city,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24
BolOlirlg Team Has
 Annual Luncheon

The annual luncheon which marks the close of the season for the bowling team of the Waterbury Wo- mems club was held recently at Old Hundred Inn in Southbrlry.
 Mrs. Wilhelm was given a prize for high team score, Mrs. Stillwell for high single, Mrs. Morrill, for high three, and Mrs. Herbert Smith for high average. Mrs. William J. Gazey, Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm, Mrs. Victor Hedberg, and Mrs. Joseph Borchardt were in charge.
 Those present were Mrs. Har- old Manning, Mrs. Harold Merrill, Mrs. Albert Hermann, Mrs. Ar- thur Purinton, Mrs. F. w. Chesson, Miss Christine Shepard, Mrs. Star buck Sprague, Mrs. Bertram Bailey, Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. John c. Walker, Mrs. Leroy Crosby, Mrs. Leon Carpenter, Mrs. David Babson, Mrs. Charles Harper, Mrs. George Merkle, Mrs. Melville Skiff, Mrs. William Gazey, Mrs. William For man, Mrs. William Stillwell, Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mrs. Robert Currie, Mrs. Henry s. Allen, Mrs. Aaron Benedict, Mrs. Clifford Tompkins, Mrs. Raymond Pidge, Mrs. Joseph Libby, Mrs. Joseph Wilhelm, Mrs. Herbert Taylor, Mrs. Victor Hedberg and Mrs. George Hubbard.
 Mrs. Nicholas Iannacci was hostess at surprice party given recently at her home on Oak street in honor of her mother, Mrs. Filimena Orien- tai who celebrated her 81st birthday. The guest of honor was presented with purse of money. The guests included Mrs. Alfred Paolino, Mrs. Nicholas Iannacci, Mrs. Lucille Del Ia Pietra, Mrs. Joseph zingarelli, Mrs. Kate Guglielmo, Mrs. Sandina DiBartoli, Mrs. Ann Insero, Mrs. Jo- seph Pizzuto, Mrs. Lena Lanteri, Mrs. Lena Esposito and Mrs. Filime- na Oriental.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24

MT. and Mrs. Martin Sweeney of Baldwin street announce the birth of a son, Martin Joseph at St. Mary's hospital on Monday, March 20th. Mrs. Sweeney is the former Margaret Hurley.
 Dr. and Mrs. John Freiheit of Grove street sail at noon tomorrow on the Anchor liner Pennsylvania for cruise to Bermuda.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Connell of Idylwood avenue are in New York City where they will attend the con- cert of Agata Borzi at Town Hall this evening. While in New York they will be registered at the Hotel Lincoln.
 Mrs. John Dye of Hillside avenue is spending few days in New York City.
 Miss Mary Mccarthy of Elmwood avenue is spending a few days in New York.
 Charles Benedict Connell of Idyl- wood avenue is spending 8 two weeks vacation in Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24
Personal:
Quota Club Members Enjoy ColorfuLMoti0n Pictures

in the Canadian Rockies and Banff, Vancouver, Seattle and San Fran cisco from where she went by boat to Honolulu, Figi Islands, Samoan Islands, New Zealand and to Aus tralia which was formerly Mrs. Walkers home. MT. Walker also sowed pictures taken locally during the four seasons of the year.
 Miss Edith Dean was named dele- gate to a district party to be held in New York City on Monday evening. Miss Mary Hennessey, district gov ernor will also attend. The musical program of the evening was in charge of Mrs. Mae Birt.
 Those attending were: Miss Mary Hennessey, Mrs. Mae Grady, Mrs. Ruth LaVallee, Irene Dillane, Edith Dean, Lela Cotter, Mrs. Catherine Williams, Harriet Gregory, Nancy Fitzgerald, Jennie O'Neill, Mrs. Anna Alexander, Julia Tullar, Mrs. Mae Birt, Mrs. Josephine Osborne, Agnes Fitzpatrick and the following guests: Mrs. John c. Walker, Miss Elizabeth Kirk and Mrs. Frank Bugden.
 Miss Adele Luria of Woodlawn terrace, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Waterbury Junior Hadassah will Nathan Luria and president of the represent the local unit at the Re- gional Hadassah convention t be held in Springfield, Mass. March 25 and 26. Sessions will take place at Hotel Kimball.
 Others from the local Hadassah who will attend include Misses Ruth Matzkin, Sally Frank, Sylvia Fielder, Fac Epstein and Edith Risk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Local Girls M
 Club Broadcast

The Glee Club of the College of Saint Elizabeth will give its final concert tomorrow over Q coast-to- coast network of the Columbia Broadcasting System from 4:30 un- til 500 o'clock.
 Frederic Joslyn, conductor, has announced that the program will include compositions from the four teenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth cen- turies, as well as those from the modern school. Miss Axelina Mo Kinlay of Puerto Rico, senior, is accompanist. Among the members of the Glee Club, are the following Waterbury girls: The Misses Mary Dillon, Angeline Russo, Marion Scigliano, Clara Malsch, and Mary Louise Parsons, president of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24
Coming Events

March 25 and 26-N. E. Turner's conference, Turn Hall.
 March 26-Victor Coty, lecturer Second church forum.
 March 26-Roosevelt lodge annual dance. Waverly Inn.
 March 2S-Leonard Coviello, edu- cator, Unico club, The Elton.
 March 28-High school band con- cert, Wilby H. s. auditorium.
 March 29-Bishop John T. Dallas at St. Johns Episcopal church.
 March 29--Mother and daughter dinner, Mill Plain Church.
 March SO-Dean Charles R. Brown, First Church.
 March 3O-Rev. Charles Dooley. missionary, St. Margaret's hall.
 March 30 and 31 = American Landscape, Women's Club.
 March 3O-Zindah Grotto aux Hilary card party, Masonic temple. APRIL April 1-Tri glee club concert. Buckingham hall.
 April 2-City c. Y. o. Commun- ion breakfast, The Elton.
 April 2-Men's Communion break fast, First M. E. Church.
 April 9-Dr. Stephen s. Wise, lecture, Second church forum.
 April 1O-St. Elizabeth college alumnae card party, The Elton.
 April 12-Fish and Game Assn. smoker, Concordia Hall.
 April 12, 13, IA and l6-Passion play, Second church.
 April l2-Triangles club minstrels, North End Y. M. c. A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24

Frederick Peyton Randolph enjoys by right of birth the distinction of membership in the Virginia family which has written its name deeply on the pages of. American history. He has long left the ances- tral acres and has been for many years lawyer in practice at the New York bar. He is an enthusias- tic lover of duplicate.
 Playing recently at the club rooms of the Ohio society of New York, he experienced the thrill of lifetime when he made his game contract by means of an end play in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24
Contract Bridge
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League

Big Results from Limited Honors Won with End Play in
 Trump Suit
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24

reached his hand with the club ace and ruffed his last heart, then laid down the spade queen.
 The drop of the jack from the East hand disclosed a probable bad break. West won and returned his last club. This was won in dummy and the queen of diamonds cashed in the closed hand, followed by the ace and king in dummy.
 Next the diamond jack was led and Randolph ruffed. West follow ed, and Randolph now led low trump. West was forced to win and lead up to the king and nine of trumps from his ten and eight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

The closing session of the Thurs day tournament of the Cornell Con- tract club was held last evening un- der the direction of Mrs. John C.. Moriarty with high scorers being: Mrs. H. Crooker and Mrs. William Meyers, 602; Mrs. H. Laudeman and Mrs. Erwin Hathaway, 600; Mrs. George McDuff and Mrs. Peter Cos tigan, 582; Miss Helen Bartsch and Miss Belle Waters, 577 1-2.
 Top scorers in last evenings ses- sion were: North and South, Mrs. H. Laudemann and Mrs. Charles Velte, 110 1-2; Mrs. Earl McGann and Miss Alice Walden, 109 and East md West: Mrs. George McDuff and Mrs. Peter Costigan, 128; and Mrs. H. Crooker and Mrs. w. Meyers, 127.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24
Weddings

John M. Ivory, Mrs. Melville Skiff, Mrs. Raymond Pidge, Mrs. Rodney Crane, Mrs. Gordon Weaver. Mrs H. E. Hill, Mrs. E. J. Zitzmann, Mrs T. L. Munson, Miss Gertrude Yates. Mrs. J. c. Stothart, Mrs. Harold Jilson, Mrs. Clifford Atwood, Mrs John M. O'Connor, Mrs. Lydia Gris- wold of Oxford, Mrs. George Neu- mater, Mrs. Wilbur Beebe, Mrs James Overton, Mrs. John B. Guthrie, Mrs. Harry c. Post, Mrs William H. Callan, Mrs. William B Brewster, Mrs. Gunnar Sclllander. Mrs. William Parker Mrs. Arthur Baldwin, Mrs. Warren Doolittle Mrs. L. E. Perry, Mrs T. s. Cochard, Mrs. Carl Weyand, Mrs. c. A. Spell man, Mrs. R. w. Fenn, Mrs. J. B. Raeburn, Mrs. c. A. Anderson and Mrs. s. J. Morgan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24

Walter Wiezorek of Moran street was host Wednesday evening at a birthday party given for Mrs. Wie- zorek. The celebrant was given many lovely gifts. A spaghetti supper was served.
 Those attending were Anthony Coviello, Concetta Fusca, Mrs. Jo- seph Fusco, Mrs. Philomena Mari nelle and daughter, Rose Paul Klein and daughter, Marie, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Pettrillo, MT. and Mrs. Alphonse Phillips, Joseph, Harry and Gloria Phillips, Walter Wiezorek, Jr., MT. and Mrs. J. E. DeLebero and daughter, Frances.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Finnegan of Central avenue sail tomorrow on the Anchor Line Pennsylvania for 8 cruise to Bermuda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24

Mrs. John c. Walker showed col- ored motion pictures of her recent trip to and from Australia at a meeting of the Quota Club held last evening at the Hote lElton. The in- teresting pictures included territory
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-24

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 When West saw the dummy, he continued with a second heart and froced dummy to ruff. Randolph
Evening star., 1939-09-17

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-11-10
Reasons for Anger
Cleveland Plain Dealer)

Any small nation which takes effective steps to protect its territorial integrity and it's independence becomes an enemy of Germany That attitude. as sumed by Berlin toward Austria, Czechoslovakia and Poland. now marks the bitter Nazi comments Tur- keys mutual assistance alliance with Britain and France.
 Hitler's anger at what the Germans call Turkeys 'unneural action" in becoming "Britain's stooge has brought Franz Papen, Ambassador to Turkey Dr Hans von Mackensen, envoy to Rome, and Count Frederick von Schulenburg Ambassador to Moscow, hurrying Berlin for conference with Der Fuehrer
 Whatever they decide Turkey is not likely to be affected In the first place Turkey is not an mme- diate neighbor of Germany And if the Nazis enter tain any idea of putting physical pressure Ankara they first must get through Rumania and Bulgaria.
 Commiserating comments like God help the poor Anatoians" not likely to disturb the Turks Ger many has too much to occupy her attention and her resources in other quarters without mduging in any rash campaigns against the guardians of the Darda- nelles
 As an independent nation Turkey had every right to commit herself to whatever treaties alliances will in her opinion best her interests The fact that the Germans take umbrage is to be inter preed by keeping mind their previous professions of friendship for Turkey If Germany makes ag- gressive move toward Turkey toward Yugoslaya, Rumana or Greece which are bound to Turkey in the Balkan pact. nothing will happen
 Von Papen it is said, will return to Ankara in a few days but there is little he do now. He found that Turkey a different proposition from Naz- infested Austria His inability to lure President nonu into the German orbit is the greatest failure in Papens spectacular career It should serve ing to the rulers in Berlin that their "drang mach osten" policy and the easy days of conquest of small nations by threats are at an end.