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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-23

negyszaz millio dollarba fog
keriilni, de megszabadultak a
tovabbi, talan or0k eletre szolo
segelyezestol.
Tehat legnagyobb veszede-
lemben lesznek azok es leg
hamarabb fogjak deportalni
azokat, akik a WPA lisztajarol
lekerulve, kozjotekonysagra
(welfare) szorulnak, vagy azert
folyamodnak.
Eek reszere a legjobb VOL
ma, ha egy ideig a farmokon
meghuzodnanak barmily kis
jovedelemmel, amig megkap-
halifax teljes polgari papirjai-
kat. Tehat, ha valakinek mines
vagy elevult az els6 polgari
papirja, az vegye XII rogton es
ket ev mulva megkaphatja
teljes polgari papirjat.
De nemcsak a szegenyeket
akarjak deportalni, hanem
lassan minden kilfoldit is.
Egy 1919-iki orszagos torveny
kimondja, hogy 'tminden kill
foldit deportalni kell, XII olyan
szervezethez tartozik, mely er6
szakkal akarja felforditani
overthrow az Egyesiilt Al
lamok kormanyat."
DR.. A. Squire, a new york;
Sing Sing fegyhaz foorvosa
ait mondja, hogy az amerikai
b0rt0n0knek t0bb mint egy
millio lakoja van es ezeknek
t0bb mint 10 szazaleka kill
foldi. Ezeket mind deportalni
kellene. 1937-ben 1857 egyent
1938-ban 1858 kiilf0ldit de-
portaltak az Egyesult Allamok-
boil
Mindezekbd nyilvanvalo k0-
telessegiink, hogy tartsuk be
a t0rvenyeket es igyekezzunk
kikeriilni a kozsegelyt, ha meg
mem vagyunk polgarok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-23

hogy ma mar a Fiihrer sem
egeszen scent es serthetetlen.
inert hiSzen akik panaszkod-
max es zugolo odnak, azok vol
takeppen a Fuhrer ellen mo-
rognak.
Termeszetesen az egyaltalan
mem koplalo, s6t joletben do
ZS0lo vezer uraknak Nemet-
orszagban mar eleg hangosan
suttogo zokszo mem tetszik, S
nem akarjak megerteni, hogy
akik ehesek, azok enni akar-
max.
Ellenkez6leg.
Ahelyett, hogy a nyolcvan.
millios nemzetnek enni adna-
max, ma mar szaz millios nem-
zetrol szavalnak es a nemet
n6ket ARA oszt0kelik, hogy
minel tobb gyermeket sziilje-
mex, akiknek elegendo tejet
adm mem tudnak.
Ugyanebbe a hibaba esik
Mussolini, aki Hitler utan tel
jesen megorult, mig egyreszt
8 is azon panaszkodik, hogy
nekik gyarnat kell inert Olasz
orszagban mem fernek, mas
reszt hsza parancsolja azokat
az olaszokat is, akik idegen
orszagokban maguknak ke-
nyeret talaltak.
Es 8 is dijakat tiiz XII evente,
hogy melyik olasz anya sziil
tobb agyutolteleket a vilagra.
Ez a nepesedesi politika vagy
forradalomra, vagy haborura
fog vezetni, ere azonban en-
mex a cikknek a kereteben
mines gondunk.
Mi csak ARA akarunk ra-
mutatni, hogy Hitlerek mar
mas notat fujnak, mar sokkal
csendesebben beszelnek es mar
beismerik, hogy nemet nep
korgo gyomra nem tud a
F'uhrer dicsosegevel es dicsoi-
tesevel betelni.
"Es megis mozog a fold",
mondta a vilag egyik legna-
gyobb. tudosa es nemsokara
megeljiik, hogy az a diktato-
rok laba alatt tenyleg meg
mozdul.
A f0ldrengesek pedig elpusz-
titjak AIT, amt utjukban ta-
lalnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-23
MAS N6TAT FUJNAK
ES HALKABBAN BESzELNEk

Harom-negy eve Hitler hen
cegve jelentette a vilagnak &
igerte a nemet nerhzetnek
hogy 'negy even beliil" sem.
miert mem fognak idegen or
szagra szorulni.
Hogy elelmiszerb6l maid
sokkal tobbet termelnek, es
.azokat a termenyeket, amiket
eddig mas orszagokbol kellett
hozniok, mesterseges potlek-
kal fogjak potolni.
Negy-ot eve egyre ezt is
meteltek, negy-ot ev alatt
tenyleg sikerult nekik nagyon
ertekes eredmenyeket elerni,
inert a fold holdjanak a. ter
meleset tenyleg fokoztak, de
"a fax az egig mem n6nek.
Hitler beismerte, hogy "a
nemet nepnek piacra van
sziiksege, kiil0nben chen hal' /,
vagyis szallitania kell iparcik-
keket a kulfoldre, hogy elel-
miszereket vihessenek be az
orszagba.
Mas teren is fujjak a TAXA
robot es halkabban, sokkal
halkabban beszelnek.
Egy-ket eve meg AIT szono-
koltak, hogy a nemet nemzet
minden fla boldog, hogy a
keble szetdagad, szetszakad a
buszke boldogsagtol, inert a
Fuhrerje utan masirozhatik
Europa elere.
Par eve meg arrol beszeltek,
hogy a nemet nep halalos boil
dogsaggal mond lie a vajrol,
ha kell a kenyerrol, inert job
ban szereti es t0bbre becsiili
az - agyukat.
Ugy latszik, hogy ez a kulo-
nos gusztus mem volt allan
do es mem tartott nagyon So
kaig.
Goebbels nyilvanosan meg
fenyegette es megintette azo-
kat, akik megelegedve nincse-
mex, akik panaszkodni mere
szelnek, inert mondjuk vaist.
soiast vagy esetleg elegendo
krumplit mem kapnak.
Elismerte tehat, hogy elege-
detlenseg van a nenet bircda-
lomban, hogy szivesebben ha-
rapna a nemet polgar vajas
kenyerbe, mint az agyuba, IS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-23

maid megtanitja a szovetseg
birosag Elyriat es polgarok
lesznek azokbol a bizonyos
Two" tagokbol.
De bar az iigyvedek egesz
kis hadsereget ktildtek Cleve-
LAMBDA, a jelzett "Ivo" tagok
ma sem polgarok es ICY WPA
munkat termeszetesen mem
kapnak.
Akinek szemei vannak, azok
latnak; akiknek fuleik van
max, azok hallanak.
EZ A NEMZET A VORoSEK
ES NACIK SZEMTELENKE-
DESEIT MEGUNTA.
Els MINDKET TABORToL
MEG AKARJA ES MEG FOG
JA SZABADITANI Az Or
SZAGOT.
Deportalni fogjak tehat azo-
kat, akiket a szaz nev alatt
szervezkedo vorosek valame-
lyik tagsagi listajan talaljak
es-deportalni fogjak azokat az
elvetemult nacikat, akik a
tenyleges helyzetet mem lat
jak.
Akik ait hiszik, hogy a
nagyt0kenek a fasiszta irany-
zatu szervezetek iranti szerel-
me a naci agitaciot, a feleke-
yeti uszitast elnezi es akik
sietnek csatlakozni az ohaza-
ban kitermelt lapviraghoz.
Eppen ugy eltavolitjak a
kommunistakat es veliik ro-
konszenvezo radikalisokat, a
mint hogy a nacikat is kivag-
jak, ha a javaslatbol t0rveny
lesz. Es torveny lesz belole,
akar tetszik ez az embereknek,
akar mem.
Termeszetes, hogy a reak
clos javaslat ellen minden Ii
beralis hang megszolal, de an
max elgancsolasat most meg
gatolni mem tudjak. Es - is
meteljiik, = akit innen XII fog
max zsuppolni, azoknak ma
gyon keves vigaszt adhat, hogy
maid nehany ev mulva az
egesz torvenyt alkotmanyelle-
nesnek talaljak.
Meg egy utolso figyelmezte-
test es ezt jo lesz megszivlelni
minden embernek.
Az ELoRE, Az VI EL0RE,
A MAGYAR VILAG, A MA
GYAR JOVO ES Az ALTALUK
SOK EGYESU-
LET MIND-MIND VOROS
TARSULAT, akarmilyen neven
hintettek a metelyt a magyar
berkekben.
AKIK TEHAT AKARME-
Lynx ILYEN BANDAHOZ
TARTOZNAK, GYORSAN ME-
NEKULJENEK BEL0LE es
eppen ilyen gyorsan mondja-
max lie akarmelyik voros ujsag
elofizeteserol, inert mem lesz
egeszseges dolog, ha valakit
azokon a listakon talalnak. |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-23

L4vA4 - AALx1-11N AvxkI0 x11AxxxtG<x
| eSkidni, esku alatt bizonyita-
nj, irasokat szerezni arrol,
hogy 8 soha mem volt kom-
munista, meg csak radikalis
sem; hogy 8 k0z0nseges bur-
zsuj, akit artatlanul uldoz-
mex.
Szabados Zador, ugyanaz a
szenilis Zador, aki ma is oft
vezerkedik a vor0s berkekben
(de aki kozben 75-ert volt mar
feher is), mem jutott az lido
z0tt emberek sorsara. 8 is BIZ
zonyitotta, neki is sikeriilt BIZ
zonyitani, hogy 8 bizony soha
mem volt meg roszaszinu sem
es a voros igeket mem meg
gy6zodesbol hirdette. (Talan
exert lett kes6bb a "Horthys-
ia" Nepszavanak a foszerkesz-
toje es a Ghika fokonzul la
kaja.)
AMIG AZONBAN A VEZE-
REX A BAJBoL KICSUSZ-
TAX, ADDIG Az ULDOZOTT
MAGYAROK TUCATJAI ME-
NEKULTEK Az OHAZABA,
BUJDOSTAK HETEKIG, OFT
HAGYTAK MUNKAT, UZLE-
TET, HOGY DEPORTALNI NE
TUDJAK 0KET.
Ugyanez fog bekovetkezni,
mikor a kongresszus Immigra-
ton Committee-janak a javas-
latabol torveny lesz.
A "vezer" urak, a Neuwald-
ok, a Sab adosok meg a t0b-
biek a bajbol maid ujra XII
csusznak, A SZEGENY ELBO-
LONDITOTT MAGYAROK
SZAZAI, ITALIAN EZREI Ell
LENBEN BAJBA KERULNEK
ES ITALIAN VALAMENNYIT
DEPORTALNI FOGJAK EB-
Boil Az ORSZAGBoL.
Egy pillanatra Sc higyje
senki, hogy tulzas van eek
ben a sorokban.
A nemzet es a kongresszus
jelenlegi hangulataban ezt az
egyebkent erosen intolerans
javaslatot biztosan meg fogjak
szavazni.
Es ha kesobb, ket-harom ev
utan esetleg a Supreme Court
AIT Observation-Disclosures Ia
lalja = ami elottiink mem
ketseges, - az keves vigaszta-
las lesz azoknak a SZerencset-
len embereknek, akiket koz-
ben deportalnak ebbol az or
szagbol.
Tudjuk, hogy most maid
felhangzik a rosszakaratu
iivoltes a kommunista berkek-
ben es "remitessel" vadolnak
bennunket.
Emlekezzenek az olvasok,
hogy mi akkor is eppen ICY
"remitettiink", mikor regen,
masfel eve megirtuk, hogy a
WPA munkat a nem-polgarok-
tol megvonjak es amikor pei
daul ARA figyelmeztettiik a
magyarokat, hogy az 1nterna-
tional Workers Order ("IVoD /
Elyriaban a polgar-
papirt nlegvontak.
Akkor a voros korus tele-
|
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-23

SZUS IMMIGRATION CON
Magyarok SIETVE meme
kiiljenek a radikalis alakula-
tokbol es MINEL GYORSAB-
BAN tagadjanak meg minden
osszekottetest a radikalis Ia
pokkal.
EFT a tanacsot adhatjuk
azoknak, akiket a voros me-
tely magyar vamszedoi kilon-
fele kommunista egyletekbe
toboroztak es akik kommunis-
ta es ahhoz rokon lapokat ja-
ratnak.
A kongresszus immigration
Committee-ja olyan sulyos ja-
vaslatot fogadott el a multi
heten, amely lehetove teszi,
hogy DEPORTALJANAK IN
MEN MINDENKIT, AKINEK
A NEVET MEGTALALJAK A
VOROS LISTAKON.
Congressman John J. Demp-
sey adta be ext a javaslatot,
amely azOnban mem volt ma
gyon szigoru kezdetben.
A javaslatban eredetileg az
volt, hogy azokat deportalhat-
jak, akik "alap-valtoztataso-
kat" akarnak az amerikai kor-
manyformaban csinalni.
Az immigration Committee
azonban ezt ilyen formaban
tulsagosan enyhenek talalta
es az elfogadott javaslat ugy
hangzik, hogy "DEPORTALNI
KELL MINDENKIT, AKI
AKARMILYEN VALTOZAST
JAVASOL AZ AMERIKAI
KCRMANYFORMABAN."
Ez telesen elegend6 ARA,
hogy deportaljanak innen
mindenkit, aki valaha tagja
volt, vagy most tagja akar-
milyen radikalis alakulatnak,
vagy akinek radikalis ujsag
jar a hazahoz.
ova figyelmeztetjuk olvaso-
inkat es kulonosen azokat a
szegeny, elbolonditott magya-
rokat, akiket az vi Elore maid
Magyar Vilag fekerjei valami-
lyen voros csoportba soroztak,
hogy sIEssENEK MENEKUI-
nj belole, inert ebb0l a javas-
latbol torveny lesz.
Emlekezzenek ra = ha tud-
max annyi ideig emlekezni, -
az elbolonditott "elvtarsak"
hogy mi volt lit, mikor ha-
borus utani evekben a Palmer |
korszakban a voroseket uldoz-
tex.
Sok-sok szegeny, szerencset-
len magyar elmenekult az oha-
zaba, mielott elfogtak; sokat
elfogtak es hosszu ideig Yak
lattak, de mem lett semmi ba-
juk azoknak a politikai feke-
reknek, akik a szerencsetlen-
segbe dontott embereket az
orruknal fogva vezettek.
Neuwald Jeno, ugyanaz a
Neuwald Jeno, aki ma a "Ma-
gyar Jovo" newt kommunista
szennylapot vezeti Is aki
az Esza kamerikai Demokrata
toborozna a tag
sagot, akkor is ''vezer" volt,
az vi Elore vezere.
NeuWald akkor sietett meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-23
DOLGOZIK Az ONEIDA

HaZelton kozeleben az Onei-
da banya ujra megkezdte az
iizemet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-23
MAGYARoK oVAKODJATOk

DEPoRTAM NACKRA ST
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-03-23
szoMBAT: vAGTAr ARPAD TALTosLovAN

Rabsirjabol iizent: Honszerz6 hos Arpad:
Rata magyar, rata! S visszater Karpat!
S mind NIT bitorolnak, mind, nit elraboltak:
magyar hatarok ujra 0Sszeforrnak
=. Fol, fol tet6re! honnet cseh-morvak
Arpad vezer szobrat melysegbe dobtak -.
Egybeforr a szobor szaz szettort darabja
felmagasul ujra vezer alakja
XII csodat mem latott: most vi csodat lathat
feher taltos lovan Arpad vezer vagtat -.
. ninth asarnya volna: szaguld, vagtat ee
honnet melybe dobtak: visszaan a hegyre!
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Benefit Fiesta
To Be Held at
Wickes Estate

Plans have been completed for
the fiesta to be held Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Anna Boal Wickes
adjoining Mount Vernon for the
joint benefit of Alexandria Hospital
and Pohick Church. In case of
rain, the fiesta will be held the
following night.
Mrs. T. @. Ashburn, jr., daughter
in-law Of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. T.
@. Ashburn of Washington, chair
man of the Entertainment Commit
tee, will be assisted by Mr.. J. RAN
dali Cation of Alexandria as mas
ter Of ceremonies.
Special buses will leave Alexan-
dria for the Wickes estate both in
the afternoon and evening.
Those who go in the afternoon
to play bridge will be served light
refreshments, while supper will be
sold from until o'clock.
Those who have offered their tall
ents for the program include Mrs.
j. H. Price of Grapd-View-on-the
Potomac, Mrs. Curtis Bacchus of
Alexandria, Mrs. Frederick Dawson
Richardson of Fairfax, Miss Harriet
Hulfish OF Alexandria. Mrs. Neitah
Evening star., 1939-08-27
DR.. and Mrs. Eldridae
Mark 10th Wedding.
Arn;x,o~corxy A
Anniversary

DR.. and Mrs. William Bartlett
Eldridge of Olean, N. Y, celebrated
their 40th wedding anniversary last
evening in Takoma Park, in the Re-
view and Herald Chapel, with their
children and grandchildren and
many old friends who reside here.
There were about Is guests as
sembled when Mrs. Ira L. Casey
played the wedding march. The
first to enter were the honorees'
three youngest granddaughter,
little Barbara June Eldridge, years
old; Charlotte Ann Eldridge, 3 years
old. and tiny Shirley Edwards, just
11a years; each carrying a basket of
flowers. Barbara June wore
flowered organdy frock, and Char
lotte Ann wore a frock with white
top and pleated skirt of red to match
the color scheme of the ruby ami
versary, and little Shirley wore a
white frock. They were followed by
the bride and bridegroom of 40 years
ago, the former wearing a gown of
fuchsia lace over white satin.
A program was given, first song
by the Euphonic Male Quartet,
which included three Of their sons,
Mr.. Robert Eldridge. Mr.. Charles
Eldridge and Mr. Shirley Eldridge
of South Lancaster, Mass, who was
substituting, and Mr.. Merrill Daw-
son, and during the program young
Bobby Eldridge, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Eldridge played on the piano
and the three little girls sang for
their grandparents.
There was a musical number by
the family, and Mrs. John Burning
sang, accompanied by Mr.. Charles
Eldridge, who played on q musical
saw. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eldridge
also sang.
The Family Album by means of
still and moving pictures was thrown
on the screen and later a beautiful
book, hand made, containing family
pictures and groups, was presented
by Mr.. Charles Eldridge. Dr. Ed
ridge had already given a speech of
welcome and Mrs. Eldridge spoke,
followed by Pastor A. B. Russell, an
old family friend.
Others who were here from out
of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kilgore Of South Lancaster, Mass,
brother and er-in-laW of the
bride, and Mrs. Mettie Sharp Lenker
of Chattanooga, Tenn, cousin of the
bride, and their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Durn-
ing of Randolph, N. Y.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

King of Washington, Miss Mary
Russell Williams Of Arlington, Miss
Francine Frazier of Washington,
Mrs. Milton X. Lockwood and Miss
Marjorie May Clapp, both of Mount
Vernon; Mr.. Fague Springman of
Lorton, Va; Mr.. Robert Rutledge of
Alexandria and Mr.. Lee Thomp-
son and Mr.. Kenneth Textor, both
of Washington.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

Lunsford. at their home in Atlanta.
Mrs. Theresa Haynes. Mrs. Bernice
Ludlow, Mrs. Helen Humphries and
Mrs. Virginia Finks are spending
the week at Virginia Beach.
DR.. and Mrs. Floyd Hobbs, DR..
and Mrs. Herbert Cross and Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald HORNE are in New
York attending the fair.
Miss Polly Stephenson has re-
turned from a visit to Miss Mary
Ellen Seaborn at her home in Vic
toria, Va, and has had as her
house guest this week Miss Frances
Keister of Strasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Dawson and
their daughter, Miss Louisa Dawson
of Lynchburg. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Cooper Dawson on Seminary
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Davis
and Misses June and Pauline Davis
are on a motor trip to South Bend
Ind.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
New York Fair Inspires
Trips Of Alexandrians
Miss Elizabeth Moss to Leave
For Boyce, Va; DR.. and Mrs. Case
On Motor Trip to Florida

ALEXANDRIA, Va Aug 26Mss Elizabeth Moss has visiting
friends in Harronbug the past week and will
Va where accepted position
Miss Corinn T. Reardon Miss Lucy Reardon
Reardon New York for the attending
Miss Julia Duncan of New York visiting her
M.
Roland Goode, Philadelphia visiting parents
Mr. Mrs Roland Goode the
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Use Sound Detector

When a kitten could be heard
crying, the Fire Department of
Twickenham, England, went to a
quiet road, but had to use a sound
detector to trace 1t to manhole of
a sewer.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
MRS. AUGUSTUS r.

MRS. AUGUSTUS r.
GLASGOW, Jr.,
Who, before her marriage July
IS, WaS Miss Dorcas Rosalia
Teal, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Bennett Teal OF HydttsUiHe,
Md. Mr.. Glasgow is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Glasgow
OF HydttSDille.
Harris & EUing Photo.
MRS. LOWELL HARLAN
MORAN,
Lett inset, 1UhoSe marriage
took place Saturday, August 5.
She Was formerly Miss Vir-
ginid Mae BduSerman, ddugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Earl Bauserman OF Wood
stock, Va. Mr.. Moran and his
bride 1Dill liUe in Washington.
-EdmonSton Photo.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Visit Atlantic CITY

Mrs. Charles Gladmon and her
daughter, Mrs. Leah E. Bennett,
are at the Stanley in Atlantic City
for two weeks.
Evening star., 1939-08-27
Bull Fighter Honored

A statue of Clarion, wild bull
hero of rs bullfghts, was unveiled
in a public square in Beaucaire,
France.
Evening star., 1939-08-27

MRS. A. LOUIS GIOGGIA, Jr.,
Who, before her marriage in
July, 1DaS Miss Marie Rose Du
Bois, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Du BoiS of Washington.
Mr.. Gioggia is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Gioggia OF
North Bergen, N. J.
Harris & Eping Photo.
MRS. JOHN JOSEPH NEBEL,
(ODaU, Who, before her recent
marriage, 1OaS Miss Edith
Margaret Moore, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Moore.
Harris & E1Uing Photo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02
Heated Apartment

11CUCCU IAPesk 1k1ASA1S 8 rooms at A Willow St.. heat run. ming hot water. refrigerator and janitor service. $40. n n HARRINGTON Inc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02
Legal Notices

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIS
 TRICT of WATERBURY,, ss. PRO
 ESTATE of WILLIAM H. MAD
 DEN. late of the town of Water
 bury, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect 10 present their accounts, properly att tested, within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons in, debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to-
 EDWARD H. MADDEN, 2-2S-3t Administrators,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02
MARGUERITE M. FAHY, 3-2-1t Asst. Clerk

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PROBATE COURT, March End, A. D. 1889. ESTATE of MARY J. HOLMES, late of the Town of Waterbury, in said District, de- ceased.
 The Administrator, having ex- hibited his account. with said estate to this Court for allowance, it is ORDERED, That the 18th day of March, A. D. 1939, at 800 o'clock, in the forenoon, standard time, at the Probate Office in Waterbury. be and the same is, assigned for account, and the Court directs the Administrator, to give notice there having circulation in said District, and by leaving, with, or by mailing in registered letters addressed to each of the persons Interested, and residing without the Probate District of Waterbury, copy of this order, all at least five days before said day of hearing.
 Attest:
 JOHN J. HOWARD, 3-2-1t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02

VERY Desirable 5 large rooms, small room 2nd floor corner Wood and Oak StS. Call 4-9405.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIs- TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO
 ESTATE of JOANNA MADDEN,
 late of the town of Waterbury,
 in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 EDWARD H. MADDEN. 2-2S-3t Administrator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02
Boys Club Tournament

Braves, Pals, St. Thomas Holy Name and Ansonia teams were vic- tors in the second round Naugatuck Valley amateur basketball tourna- inent games played last ngiht at the Boys Club. Braves won a 37-31 game from the Lourdes A. A.; the Bombers were beaten 32-25 by the Pals, Hopeville Blues went down 28 to 25 in the best of four games played and the Trojans weree limin- ated 47 to 3l by Ansonia.
 Four games are carded tonight. The schedule: 6:S0, Spartans vs Gamma Hi-Y; 7:30, Gophcrs vs Tigers; 8:30, Cobras vs St. Joe's Holy Name; 9:30, Blessed Sacra- inent vs Press club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02

5 NICE LARGE ROOMS PAP Cherry St. 3 flights up. Ina. 78 Savings St. 4-5238.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02
PEPE vS SUGGS,
 ARENA, TONIGHT

New Haven, March 2--0eorgie Pope, Meriden southpaw. steps out against the toughest foe of his career tonight when he meets the veteran New Bedford welterweight, Oscar Suggs, in the six-round pro feature on tonight's pro-amateur boxing card at the Arena. Suggs appeared here two months ago as a substi- tute and gave undefeated Eddie Booker, California sensation, a great run for his money until a split lip halted the fray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02

E. MAIN ST, 1948-5 rooms. All improvements. Ina. 1946 E. Main 3-9651.
 8 Middle St., rooms ...... $19 1110 Pearl Lake Rd., 5 rooms .. SIS 320 Willow St., rooms ...... $30 8 Munson Ave-, s rooms .... $25 131 River St., 4 rooms ........ $14 482 West Main St., 5 rooms .. $20 734 Waterville St., Him., 6 rms. $30 60 Highland Ave-, 5 rooms .. $25 259 Bank St., 3 rooms ........ $l5 WALTER H. HART, Inc. Agent for WATERBURY SAVINGS BANK Room 333 20 East Main St.
 20 LUKE ST.
 Five Rooms. All Improvements.
 Inquire 1st Floor 21 GRIGGS ST--Five nice rooms. All improvements. $20. Call 3-264S. A Four and Five Room Apartment at The Hendricken, 3l7 North Main Street. Steam heat, running hot water, janitor service.
 MARK A. TIERNEY, Agent. I'll Bank Street. Dial 4-2258 AT $50 HIGHLAND AVE.-5 rms. newly decorated. list floor. Dial 3-9352.
 COOKE ST-5 rooms, 1st floor, hot water heat $40.00.
 McEVOY'S, INC. Real Estate & General Insurance 51 West Main St. Dial 4-61l8 COR. COOKE and NORTH MAIN STS.-5 and 6 rooms, steam heat, running hot water, recently re- decorated. Inquire Hutchinson & Hutchinson, l95 North Main St. Tel. S-4404.
 COR. of RIDGEwOOD and WILL LOW STS.-6 rooms, steam heat; newly decorated. Inquire Hutchin- son & Hutchinson, 195 North Main St. Tel. 3-4404.
 FIVE ROOMS-All Imp, Sun-par- Tor, attic, $25. 31 Woodtick Road. opp. Mill Plain School. Ina. on premises.
 FIRST FLOORS rooms, all im- provements. Available March 18th 46 Giles St. Dial 3-7480. Heated Apartment 8 rooms at A Willow St.. heat run. ming hot water. refrigerator and janitor service, $40. ID. T. HARRINGTON, Inc. Real Estate--1nsurance Steamship Tickets Al West Main st. Dial 3-Sllo NEWLY RENOVATED A rooms apartment at 715 E. Main St. Ina. store on premises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02

232 WILLOW ST. - Corner Wood- lawn. rms., steam heat furnish- ed. Ina. 30 Savings St. 3-2074.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02

FUR COATS, glazed $1: lined $3
 Dress shortened 35c, dry cleaned H. Ciresi. 38 Winchester St 3-7259
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02

E. MAIN ST, 194s-5 rooms. All improvements. Ina. 1946 E. Main 3-965l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-02
TEXANS TAKE ON CADETS

Friday night at o'clock at Bar nard gym the Texans will play host to the strong Thomaston Cadets. The Texans suffered four straight setbacks Ii, the past three weeks, but Friday night they hope to turn the tide and get back on the winning side. The Cadets will show four for- rner high school players in their line- up and have a record of winning nine onut of 10 games. Those who will see