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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05
(Folytatas a ak oldalr6l)

Folytatas a ak oldalr6l)
leg nyirbalni, hanem kiilon0-
sen azert, inert a ket taborba
szakadt munkasok politikai be-
yfolyasa megcsokke1.
Idosebb munkasok jol teszik,
ha csatlakoznak olyan szervez-
kedesekhez, amelyek a minden
munkasnak kijaro nyugdijat a
65 ewes korhatarnal sokkal
el6bb XII akarjak eszk0z0lni,
inert ARA sulyos sziikseg lesz.
SZERVEZETI TAGOK
jol teSzik, ha szervezeteik es
lokaljaik minden egyes gyiile-
sen es a gyiilesen xviii min
dig-mindig a senioritas jogarol
fognak beszelni, inert az lido
sebb munkasokat csak ez vedel
mezheti meg reszben a "ki-
freezolast6l", amit olyan szo-
moru sikerekkel gyakorolnak a
legtobb iparban.
Id6sebb munkasok i6l te-
SILK, ha maguknak munkat
igyekeznek lehet6leg a "ser-
vice" iparokban keresni, ahol a
"speed-up" be mem vezethet6,
ahol tehat nincs meg sem az
ok, sem az iirigy, hogy az id6-
sebb munkast kivagjak; vagy
legalabb mines meg olyan Macy
mertekben, mint a termel6
iparban.
Fiatalabb munkasok jol te-
,Szak, ha mesterseget tanulnak,
inert azokban az iparagakban,
amelyekben boomot vagy leg
alabb nagy fellendiilest varnak
ebben es a k0vetkez6 evekben,
csak tanult munkasra van
sztikseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05
A HOS GENERALS.

1848-ban, a francia forradalomban.
malaria sebeztek Damesme generalist.
Mem sokkal halala elott odafordult 3.
betegapolojahoz:
Mover, mondasson ket miset: az
egylket ertem, masikat pedig azert, ad
a halalos sebet ejtette rajtam!o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05

es Plymouth kocsik elozik
meg.
December ho elso tiz nap
jan 1898 Buick kocsit adtak
ell. 1887 december elso tiz nap
jan 1883 Buick volt az elada-
sok osszege. A renddlesek de-
cember honapra $4,000 Buick
kocsit jelentettek, mig 1887 de
cember honapra csak 1918
darabot. Mig december elso fe-
leben az egesz orszagban a
Buick kocsik negyedik helyen
voltak, de ezekben a varosok-
ban: New York, Chicago, Phi
ladelphia, San Francisco es
Denver a Buick kocsik elada-
sanak szarnat csak ket mas
olcso kocsi el6zte meg, ami BIZ
zonyitja a Buick kocsik nep-
SEER ,sget
A General Motors tobbi
gyartmanyai is megmozdul-
tax: Oldsrnobil kocsit SOFT da-
rabot adtak ell december elso
tiz napjaban, multi ev deem
ber els6 tiz napjan csak 5000
darabot, tehat az emelkedes
81 szazalek, Pontiac kocsit
ugyanez alatt a tiz nap alatt
1869 darabot adtak Ell, novem-
ber els6 tiz rapjan pedig 4841
darabot.
Megindult a vas Is acel ipar,
keneny es puha szen banya-
sat, nell-ed6ben van a vasu-
tax f0 galma, emelked6ben a
villamCs er6 fogyasztas, ami
ha allandosul, sokkal jobb ta-
vaszi es nJari h6napokra van
kilatas, mint multi evben volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05
TARSADALMI TEREN

szomoru lesz az vi evunk.
A mestersegesen taplalt habc
rus uszitas a maga termesze-
tes hatranyat, a tiirelmetlense-
get ide is elhozza.
"A polgarsag ket kis torede-
Ike az europai ideologiak ha-
tASa alatt lesz, hiszen az utol-
So hetekben a 0r0s agitacid
melle mar a Darna-inget is
negkaptuk a radio-pap resze-
r6l.
A haborura osztokelt polgar-
sag viszont tiirelmetleniil fog
la kezelni mindket csoportot
IS mem lehetetlen, hogy bizo-
nyos jog-megszoritasokat Ia
tunk, beke id6ben el6sz0r eb-
ben az orszagban.
A kongresszusban minderl
esetre fognak javaslatokkal
szolgalni, hogy a posta-szalli-
tAs jogat bizonyos esetekben
egy-egy frakciot6l megvonjak,
aminek semmikeppen mem le-
het 0riilni.
BEFEKTETESEKET
alapos megfontolas utan bat
ran eszkoz0lhet pindenH
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05

A skier titka az, hogy ke-
szen legyiink a lehet6sege
megragadasara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05

inert az ertekek ebben az ev-
ben mem fognak leesni.
Az ingatlanok koziil csak az
elavult epiiletek vesztenek az
ertekb6l, inert a jobb kereseti
lehet6segek kovetkezteben a
lakas-igenyek emelkednek az
vi evben.
Ingosagok erteke mem eshe
tik nagyon, inert a wage-and-
hour billt az egyes allamokban
is bevezetik es akarmilyen kis
osztalyt erint ez a torveny, al
talaban megis a kereset emel-
kedeset, tehat a termelesi k0lt-
segek emelkedeset jelenti.
Aresesek csak bizonyos, to-
megtermelesre berendezett aru-
cikkeknel lesznek, amelyek le-
nyeges jelent6seggel mem bir-
max.
Az ertekpapirok valosziniileg
emelkedni fognak = bar mem
szenzaciosan - az uj evben.
HOCY ETIR6pARAN
nit varjupk, AIT a vakok
is lathatjak. An egyes allamok
mar mem allig, hanem halalig
fegyverkeznek, ami termeszete-
sen haborura vezetne meg ak
kor is, ha ARA mas ok mem
lenne.
A teny azonban az, hogy a
haboru mas okbol fog kirob-
banni, ha mem ebben az ev-
ben, akkor r0videsen azutan.
Olyan nagy a fesziiltsee
minden allamban, de kiilono-
sen a diktaturakban, hogy a
polgarsag hiszterikus, amit so.
ka mem birnak.
A teljes jogfosztottsagot csal
addig lehet egy nagy nemzetre
aer6szakolni, amig kiils6 ellen
seq ellen lehet a nepet hangol.
nj. Mikor ez megsziinik, akkol
a lakossag jogokat k0vetel, am
viszoi1t belso robbanashaz We
zethet. Ezt ugy keriiltek k
mindig a diktatorok, hogy ha
borut csfnaltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05

Be kar, hogy a b0lcsek k0-
z0tt olyan keves a jo humoru
eInber.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05


a magyar viszonyokat mindig
rosszakaratuan sotetre festet-
tex.
MINDEN REMENY MEG
van ra, hogy az Amerikai
Magyar Sz0vetseg megerosodik
az vi evben, munkakoret es hi
vatasat teljes mertekben meg
kezdi es ez az egyseg ellensu-
lyoz minden szels6seget es XII
lengest.
Magyar Amerikat hiseggel S
jozanul mindig azok szolgaltak,
akik szembe neztek a helyzet-
tel, meglattak es beismertek,
hogy Magyarorszag beliigyeibe
avatkozni nincs jogunk ha
ez a jogunk meg lenne, akkor
sem tudnank a legkisebb mer-
tekben sem iranyt szabni a ma
gyarorszagi eletnek hogy sok-
kal jobb, ha a sajat helyzetiink-
kel, a kenyeriinkkel, vagy an
max hianyaval tor6diink.
ViSzont nemzetkozi viszony-
latham termeszetes es oszt0nos
az a megnyilatkozasunk, hogy
Magyarorszag es a magyar
nemzet igazat koveteljiik a vi
lagtol, tekintet nelkil ARA,
hogy pillanatnyilag a Sziil6-
fold0n milyen politikat csinal-
max.
Ismetelten emlekeztetnem
kell a magyarokat, hogy miota
mi hazulr6l elj0ttiink, volt Fe-
rencz J6zsef, 3Karoly kiraly,
Karolyi Mihaly, Kun Bella es
Horthy rendszer az ohazaban
S nekiink azalatt es azota min
dig ugyanazt jelentette Ma
gyarorszag, anit ma es amt
akkor jelentett, mikor oman
eljottiink, hogy magyarok va
gyunk S hogy Magyarorszag-
hoz, a Sziil6 l6f0ldh0z a szarma-
zas szeretete es tisztelete fiiz
benniinket. Remeljiik, hogy
ebben vagy ehi1ez hasonlo szel-
lemben er6sodik meg az Anne
rikai Magyar Sz0vetseg a IT,
zenkettedik oraban es ebben az
vi evben kozottiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05
A DIKTATURAK

anyagi helyzete is olyan,
hog. ait Sc a kormanyok, Sc a
nep soka mem birjak. Az vi ev
felekezeti iild0zesek vi es Macy
aranyait hozza magaval es ha
az egyik kisebbsegge' - a zsi-
dosaggal vegeznek, a tob-
biek jonnek utanuk.
Hogy az elegedetlen emberek
egy reszet kielegitsek, elveszik
az elnyomott kisebbsegekt6l
AIT, arnivel azok birnak es oda-
adjak a leger6sebb csoportnak.
A nemzetvagyon es a nem-
yeti JOLIET azonban azzal mem
emelkedik, ha elvesznek vala-
NIT Palt6l, hogy ait Peternek
odaadjak ez a jatek egyszer
elerkezik a vegehez.
Mem veletlen, hogy egyszer
Csehorszag, egyszer Ukraina,
egyszer Tunisz, egyszer a. spa
nyol hatar eg, a diktatoroknak
mindig-mindig van egy kiils6
vagy bels6 ellensegre sziikse-
guk.
Ez az, ami a haborut Euro
para egesz biztosan es mem is
nagyon sok lido mulva elhozza.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05
MAGYARORSZAGRA
VAL0BAN

sorsdont6 es valsagos napok
varnak az vi evben.
Batran feltehetjiik, hogy a
revizio kezdete tovabb fejl6dik
hogy Magyarorszag ujabb terri
leteket kap vissza, els6 sorban
Romaniat6l ennek az utjat
mem lehet elvagni.
Csupan az a kerdes, hogy
EFT a revizi6t reszben 0nkent,
-omania fogja-e felkinalni, a
n, " esetben Magyarorszag ut
ia reszben a nyugati hatalmak
fele es egy, a nemetek tulsagos
hatalma ellen szilet6 dunai
egyseg fele vezetne, vagy ait
ismet Hitler biztositja a ma
gyar nernzetnek.
Ez esetben termeszeteSen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05

eMind6t csoport nagyon gy0n-
ge nlaradna, ia i nberalis ele-
mex t0bb merseklettel es t0bb
j6zansaggal neznenek szembe a
tenyekker S nern tamogatnak
azokat a radikalis elemeket,
amelyek lit mindig t6ket kova-
csoltak a magyarorszagi hely-
zetb6l es amelyek eppen exert
a magyar viszonyokat mindig
rosszakaratuan s0tetre festet-
TEX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05

Magyarorszag lesz a nemet
hadsereg ugr6 deszkaja, mikor
az Kelet Europa ellen a hodit6
hadjaratot megkezdi addig
is teljes vazallusa lesz a Sziil6-
fold Nemetorszagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05
MAGYAR AMERIKABAN

kisebb aranyokban ugyanaz
fog t0rtenni, ami Amerikaban
es Magyarorszagon.
i A magyar nacik kovet6ket
lit is fognak talalni es az vi
ev egeszen biztosan elhozza a
turelmetlenseg vi arnyalatat,
amely a megoszlast fogja hir-
detni.
A kommunistak sulyos we're
sege termeszetesen 6ket sem
semmisitette meg egeszen, lap
jukat feltamasztjak es az uszi-
tast tovabb fogjak folytatni; a
jozan es mersekelt elemeknek
tehat ketfele kell maid kizde-
nj ezentul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05
SZOROSAN OSSZEFUGG

ezzel a belpolitikai helyzet,
amely szomoru jelenleg. A ne
metek altal evek ota penzelt
magyar nacik nemcsak a ha-
talmat akarjak atvenni, hanem
AIT a szerepet szanjak a ma
gyar nemzetnek, hogy a nemet
birodalomnak valosagos gyar-
mata legyen, egy esetleges es
reszleges revizio fejeben.
T0bbsz0r megirtuk mar,
hogy Magyarorszag kenytelen
baratsagban elni a nemet BIZ
rodalommal es ezt otthon min
denki belatja, de sulyos ka-
tasztrofanak tartanank, ha a
magyar nemzet a nemet szol-
gasag jarmat 0nkent vallalna.
A magyar arisztokratakon
mulik a valasztas. Ha lehet6ve
teszik, hogy Horthy les a pill
lanatban Imredy) nagyon gyo-
keres foldreformmal az erejet
ne a nemetekben, hanem a ma.
gyar nemzet fabian, a paraszt-
sagban keresse, akkor ez a We
szedelem elharulna Magyaror-
szag fejer6l. Az lido nagyon
gyorsan meg fogja mutatni
hogy nit secret jobban a ma.
gyar s-isztokracia, a foldjet
vagy a hazajat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
Bowling Scores

Bowling Scores
 Mrs. M. Heady and Mrs. V. Han- sen were individual stars last night at the Thursday bowling matches of the women of the Community club in the Community house. Mrs. Heady had high single of 107 and Mrs. Hansen took high three with 276.
 In team play the Naples took three from the Cedars and the Hemlocks took three from the Spruces.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
Death Cancels Party


 Death stalked Baldwin street last night, taking to itself Miss Cath erine Brick of Baldwin street fol- lowing an automobile accident at the corner of Washington street, near St. Francis Xavier's church. Struck down by a car, Miss Brick died al- most instantly.
 In solemn tribute to one of its leading members, the St. Francis Xavier Ladies' Guild today cancelled plans for a card party scheduled to be held in the parish hall tonight.
 Miss Brick, a member of the com- mittee arranging the card party, was on her way to the parish hall to discuss arrangements last night when her life was snuffed out. It was her intention to bowl with her companions, Helen Flavin and Rose Foley, then prepare prizes, tables and other necessities for the card party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31

of the requirements of the city in its financial stress, added to Senator Egan's proposal. Commissioner Judge offered suggestion that the balance of the Baldwin street bridge boads, amounting to $97 ,262, be made available for sewer construction coEts by a special act of the legis- lature.
 Legal Points
 Corporation Counsel Charles s. O'Connor elaborated the proposal from its legal standpoints and the economy committee of the board will study the following and report at newt weeks meeting:
 1. Extending the To-day sewer assessment payment to 150 days.
 2. Devising 8 further amend mcnt to bill changing the city or- dinance whereby sewer assessment payments may be made in two in stallments, like taxes, probably at 150-day intervals.
 3. Seeking passage of special act to make the Baldwin street bridge funds available.
 When Senator George T. Culhane. Senator Egan and Representative Hugo Guastaferri arrived at City Hall, they were met by a dozen men and women representing the group of East End property owners. The board of finance was in session. The meeting had been requested for dis cussion of the bill which Senator Culhane said he drafted and which calls for a moratorium of 8 year on sewer assessment payments, cutting interest from to 6 per cent, and reduction of the $250 front foot rate to reflect savings" to the city by use of WPA labor for the bene- fit of the property owners.
 Problems Discussed
 Inasmuch as the finance board is not a legislative body, there was question whether the board should hear the two senators and Repre- sentative Guastaferri or the whole
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
|$25,000 SUITS SETTLED TODAY
Woman Sues for Injuries Suffered in Fall-Hus=
 band Also Plaintiff

Elizabeth w. Ryan, who was al- legedly seriously injured in a fall caused by the dangerous condition of floor in the Waterbury Public market, February 2, 1888, today with drew from the court of common pleal, her $2O,OO0 civil action based on the fall. Her husgand, also with drew $50O0 claim. No terms rela- tive to the withdrawals were re- vealed.
 Mrs. Ryan claimed that the fall was caused by vegetables on the floor of the store, at 67-69 East Main street. Her husband sought damages for expenses incurred by him in the medical treatment of his wife.
 The HOLC today withdrew from the court of common pleas a fore closure action against Clara L. Bronson. Property on Waterville street was at issue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
HOLY NAME UNIT
 MEETS TONIGHT
Plans for Annual COmnlufl= ion Breakfast Services
 to Be Completed
Washington Hill

President Edward Goggin today announced that St. Francis Xavier Holy Name will meet Sunday night at the parish hall to consider ini- tial plans for the fourth annual Mothers day communion break fast, to be held May IA. The regu- lar meeting for this month would be held Easter Sunday night, and for this reason the advance in date was made.
 Committees will be appointed to arrange for speakers, breakfast, en-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
Extension Of Time Suggested To Board
 In Three-Point Plan
Bridge Funds Available in Present Emergency; Judge Comments on Present Conditions

delegation. A vote favored by Alder manic President Patrick M. Perriel- 10, who presided following the call- ing away of Mayor Frank Hayes soon after the start of Senator Cul- hane's address of legislative aspects, resulted in having the entire group present for the hour and half dis cussion of the East Enders' prob- lems as against the city's welfare cost problem.
 The entire matter was mashed over, with Assistant City Engineer Henry Whitlock supplementing a written report of City Engineer Charles A. Root regarding actual costs to the city of it's sewer projects. Principal concern for the city's f1n- ancial future was expressed by Com- missioner Judge who reminded those present that it is not only Water- bury that is faced with 8 serious financial crisis; we are in depres- sion; the same condition applies in all parts of the country"
 Commissioner Judge explained to the delegation and the Waterbury legislators that the budget was de- vised back in November and Decem- Der, when, after a year of serious de- pression, it appeared to board mem- bers and Griffenhagen & Associates that the first of the year would find improved situation.
 Lowest Ebb
 'This has not resulted" Commis- sioner Judge declared. Conditions are at the lowest ebb that can re- call. Unless these conditions improve we are going to be confronted with most serious problem to meet well fare costs"
 On this phase of the matter, Cont. Sherwood L. Rowland was heard in opposition to the sewer bill of Sem ator Culhane, explaining at length that while he sympathized with the East End property owners, his po- sition as fiscal officer of the city" caused him to oppose the delay in sewer payments through concern for the financial implications affecting the city.
 Members of the delegation, par ticularly James McGrath of 92 Hinsdale avenue, pioneer spokesman for the group, and Eugene Sullivan
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
INVALID WOMAN
 ESAVED IN FIRE

New Britain, Conn, March 31.- (UP)-An invalid woman was res- cued and IS other tenants of a three story building fled to safety when fire destroyed a gift shop and spread to another store and a bus terminal on the street-level floor early today.
 The blaze started in the cellar of Jackaway's gift shop, which was ruined. Fire and smoke damage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31
MIDNIGHT MASS
 | ARRANGED HERE
Greek Orthodox Church
 Plans Event April 8 at Second Chapel

The single tax question discus sion, started several weeks ago, will be continued at the Sunday Noon club meeting in the Second Congre- gational church chapel this week by Bernard Allen of Cheshire academy.
 The calendar of events next week at the church follows:
 Sunday, 9 a. m.-Hellonic Greek Orthodox church service in the chapel; 10:30, morning worship; kindergarten department; Il m. church school, Sunday Noon club, Davenport Bible class; 1920 curnmu- nicant's class; 4:3O Pilgrim Fellow ship; 6:45 intermediate choir re- hearsal; 7:30 forum; Greek Or thodoX church service in the chapel.
 Monday. 4 p. m.-Girl Scouts, Troop 2; 500 annual meeting of the Second Congregational society; 800 Greek Orthodox church service in chapel.
 Tuedday 700 p. m.-Badminton group; 800 Miss and Mister club; 800 Greek Orthodox church service in the chapel.
 Wednesday, 9:30 a. m.-Surgical dressings. 2:30 board meeting; 800 Womens Association meeting; TOO Knights; 7:30 Sea Scouts; 800 AL pha Nu Sorority; 800 Greek Or thodox church service in the chapel.
 Thursday, 9:45 a. m-Lenten study group for women in the par Tor; 2::30 Weekday school of Re- ligion; 400 Junior Girls Dramatic club; 400 Cubs, Pack '; 800 Union communion service at First M. E.. church; 800 Greek Orthodox church service in the chapel.
 Friday, 7:30 D. m.-Senior choir rehearsal; 800 Greek Orthodox church service in the chapel.
 Saturday 10:3O p. m.-Midnight mass of the Greek Orthodox church in the chapel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31

Solution of the problem posing the question how the city can maintain its sewer construction program, keep about 1000 men employed on WPA thereby, and, during the same period this year, grant a moratorium to a group of East End residents on their sewer assessment payments, was sought at 8 clinic held by the board of finance yesterday afternoon.
 It became a matter of compromise finally with Senator Edward P. Egan offering suggestion that some sort of installment payments be devised to relieve the East Enders.
 Then, Commissioner Major w. Judge, chairman of the special economy committee of the board and chief proponent for strict observance
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31

said that the traffic light was green at the time.
 Friends Witness
 Miss Brick was with Miss Helen Flavin, with whom she lived, and Miss Rose Foley, of IA Keefe Street, leaving them at St. Francis Church to mail a letter in a box across the street. Both women saw the acci- dent.
 Miss Brick was a well-known res- ident of the Washington Hill section, and had been employed at the Sco- will Manufacturing Company for the past 25 years. She was a faithful parishioner of the Church of St. Francis Xavier, and prominent in parish activities, particularly those of the Rosary Confraternity and the Ladies Guild. She was the daughter of the late Michael and Ellen (OBrien) Brick.
 Survivors
 Survivors include two brothers, Thomas and Patrick Brick, and two sisters, Mrs. Eugene Casey and Miss Margaret Brick, all of Waterbury, five nephews and one niece.
 The funeral will be held Monday morning at 8:15 o'clock from the home of Mrs. Casey, 12 Hosey place, with solemn high mass at g o'clock at St. Francis Xavier church. Bur- ial will be in the family plot, new St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Friends may call at the home to- morrow and Sunday afternoon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-31

to allow him to go free on bonds of $2,000 later in the day. Meyer allegedly left the -cene after the accident, and this angle of the case was thoroughly probed at the hear ing today.
 Crossing Street
 Miss Brick was struck as she was rejoining two friends after having crossed the street to mail a letter. She was picked up more than s5 feet from the point where she was struck, and taken to St. Mary's hospital by Edward Brady, of ST South View Street, and Paul Olosky, of 54 Tracy Avenue. She died a few minutes after being admitted to the hospital, having suffered a fractured pelvis, fractured ribs, frac- tured right ankle and a possible neck fracture.
 Sergeant Charles McWeeney and Motor Patrolmen Eugene Doherty and George McElligott began an im- mediate investigation for the cor oner. Motor Patrolmen James Mag ner and John Culleton also assisted.
 Patrolman Doherty said that while he was questioning witnesses at the scene, Meyer stepped from the crowd and identified himself. Meyer claimed that he had stopped after the accident and helped place the woman in Olosky's and Brady's car.
 Meyer, questioned for several hours last night at police headquarters,