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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

Preacher Dies
In The Chair"
Hold Hired AnoihsS
To Kill Daughter

TRENTON. y. Ia et<rxsmsn
died Ia ihs siesfFss ebstf Il stats
ison Thursday nikst shs first
in the STATES hsstnfY
he was The Itsx. waiter pwar-
erkl. whs hlfsd sirnus fnust.
siaut IN nsufsieF his ia-Yssrsaia
daughter - ~ ao1la nniiset ths
- 600 insurance policy he hsd
taNen out 90 beF life
Dwpfsski ~. sas. until ne arr
rest and conviction. pastor of Tho
I.nllsh lsapiist tl,usnh. ~ CsnaNn.
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l.<lilous aaalssesas. wlss had given
hes widowed father Esnihls and
essnaeFn.
nsss<ey Arrested
fns disappeared Aug 7. ipzp.
and the nest morning ass h1~iv
~as fssaa ln siss rain &aahsd sess<ts
% field 4he had been strsnxied
ard her skilli had t,<<a sfushesi.
fsplles ARRESTED Peter fshswelms.
~. = former h<AfuTf in the psenfs
s.hl hons. wia had hsd dates with
Wanda De said Itwaf~ekl nal
hlrsd tim 70 ksII Ma asHshiss. ssY-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
Report Stortlins

Meanwhile, report swept
through Europe today that the
German high seas fleet was taking
to sea to challenge Great Britain's
naval might for the first time since
the battle of Jutland nearly "a
years ago.
Romes radio flashed the report
first Copenhagen heard similar
reports. Tenuous as they were.
the reports caused excitement
throughout Europe. and news
papers in Great Britain and other
countries displayed them as smash
news.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30

BANK TRANSACTIONS
'scem4 .~..A...s..~...sz.i0 ol COO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-30
British Soy Little

The Rome radio report, as pick
ed up, was that the German fleet
was steaming out of Wilhelm
CONTINUED on Page 20. Column u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
A DELI HONATYAK
SZAVAZTAK,

de a nagy angol rendele-
sekbol mem lett semmi, inert
gyapotra egyenlore mines Macy
szuksegiik, dohanyt pedig az
vi helyzetben inkabb Tor0kor-
|szagtol vasarolnak. Teljesen be-
szunt az egyebkent lenyeges
gyiimolcs exportunk, vagyis bi-
zonyos videkek lakossaga a ha-
boru sulyat erosen megerzi.
S ezeket a videkeket mem
karpotolja az a teny, hogy re-
pulogep es OLAF epen eleg megy
XII ebb6l az orszagbol es meg
kevesebb vigasztalas az, hogy
tovabbi nagy ipari rendelese-
ket = igernek.
Minden esetre az Angliahoz
valo tulsagos nagy lelki k0zel-
seget ellenzik azok is, akik at
tol tartanak, hogy a rokon-
szenv a haboruba sodor ben
ninket es eek az elemek aka
dalyoztak meg idaig sikerrel,
hogy nagyobb k0lcs0nt adjunk
a finneknek.
Mindez azonban mem valtoz-
tat termeszetesen a polgarsag
alap-hangulatan, amely telje-
sen a nemetek es oroszok ellen
van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
A MUNKA FRONTJAT

mint fentebb irtuk, John L.
Lewis tartotta fem maganak
a mutt heten. A banyaszok
szervezete otven ewes es a kon-
vencio alkalmat adott ra
Lewisnak, hogy a kozfigyelmet
maga fele forditsa.
AIT mar jeleztuk, hogy neki
tamadt az eln0knek, hogy
Wheelert inditotta a kortes ut
jara, de AIT meg mem jegyeztiik
meg, hogy a konvencio elso
heteben mindenrol beszeltek,
csupan egyetlen egy temat ke-
rultek.
Mem esett $40 a banyaszok
sorsarol.
Koztudomasu, hogy ba-
nyaszok evek ota alacsony ber-
ert dolgoznak, leginkabb azert,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
A KONGRESSZUS
BIZOTTSAGAI

a munkat eleg szorgalmasan
folytatjak majdnem minden
bizottsag csokkenteni probalja
az elnok k0ltsegveteset. Ha eb-
ben a szellemben maradnanak
az tiles vegeig, akkor a nemzet
meg lenne elegedve a num-
kaval.
Fajdalom, a kongresszus
nyilt ulesen fognak jelentkez-
nj a megszervezett kisebbsegek,
amelyek a nemzetet zsaroljak
S valoszinu, hoy a sporolas
csak addig tart.
A als6haz egyebkent a he
ten = nemi vita utan - ismet
meghosszabbitotta a Dies BIZ
zottsag eletet egy evvel S IS
ezer dollart szavazott meg a
bizottsagnak a tovabbi mum
kara.
A Dies bizottsag egyaltalan
mem volt nepszerd az elso eve,
ben, de a kommunistak es
nacik butasaga es tapintatlan-
saga, valamint a bizottsag
mersekelt jelentese megszerez-
tie a kongresszus = es a pol
garsag = joakaratat a sza..
mukra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
iii b II i
MAGYARORSZAGR0L

ismet keves hir jott a ma
pokban. A magyar kormany
atertekelte az idegen valuta.
val szemben a magyar penzl
S ICY kerulte Ell, hogy Nemet.
orszag a magyar termest felig
potyara megkapja.
Megirtuk a mutt heten, hogy
a nemet-magyar szerz6desben
a marka cricket emeltek, de a
magyar kormany ujabb intez-
kedese, amellyel minden idegen
valuta cricket vi szinvonalra
helyezte, ellensulyozta a seer
zodesnek a terheit.
A belviszonyok a k0rulme
nyekhez kepest jok, az embe-
rex dolgoznak, a politikaban
csendesseg van, kiil0nosen a
nemet zsoldban allo naci (nyi-
las) part erosen kiment ott-
hon is a divatbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
WASHINGTONBAN
SULYOS

helyzetet teremtett a japan
amerikai kereskedelmi szerzo-
des lejarta kormanyunk egy-
elore vi megegyezest mem
ohajt csinalni.
Meg akarjak varni, hogy az
amerikai polgarok szerzett ke-
reskedelmi jogait tiszteletben
fogjak-e tartan a japanok XII
naban addig csak napr6l-
napra allunk kereskedelmi
erintkezesben egymassal.
Ebben a helyzetben akar az
elnok, akar a kongresszus bar
nelyik nap kiviteli tilalmat
hirdethet Japan ellen, ami su-
yos csapas lenne mindket nem-
zetre, de merhetetlenil sulyo-
sabb a japan nemzetre.
A mi nemzetk0zi forgalmunk
max csak kis szazalekat jelenti
az a ketszaz millio dollar, ami
az evi forgalmunk Japannal,
de a haboruban all6 szigetor-
sag nemzetkozi kereskedelme-
rek ez epen a felet jelenti.
Mines hajlandosag ebben az
orszagban, hogy kikezdjink ia
pannal, de igenis meg van az
akarata mindenkinek, hogy er-
venyt szerezzenek az amerikai
polgarok minden fennallo jo-
ganak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
ANGLIAVAL
SZEMBEN is

kezd a tiirelem fogyni,
dacara annak, hogy az europai
haboruban ez a nemzet osz-
tatlanul az angol-francia block
gy6zelmet ohajtja.
Az Egyesiilt Allamok kor-
manya es polgarsaga mem erti,
hogy miert szedje lie Anglia az
amerikai polgarok levelezeset a
hajokrol S altalaban, hogy az
amugy is 0nkentesen megkur-
titott tengeri kereskedelmiin-
ket az angolok miert zaklat-
jak.
Ebben az ugyben tobb mer-
ges jegyzek-valtas tortent a
ket kormany kozt S mem lenne
meg,ep6, ha a nep hangulata
lassan az angolok ellen for
Qulnd.
Meg kell azonban jegyez-
mink, hogy a hangulat nemi
elvaltozasaban resze van az liz
letnek, illetve az uzlet hianya-
max, ami t0bb videken okozott
jogos cSalodast.
Mikor a semlegessegi t0rveny
megvaltoztatasa el6tt voltunk,
Anglia baratai a deli honatyak
kedvez6 szavazata elleneben
AIT igertek, hogy Anglia TONER
dek gyapotot es doh&nyt fog
venni ebben az orszagban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
SZORGALMASAN
FOLYIK

a kihallgatas a Labor Board
elleni bizottsag elott, ahol a
multi heten megjelent Green,
hogy a bizottsag es a CIO ell
len panaszt emeljen.
Valosziniinek latszik, hogy a
Wagner torveny, vagy legalabb
a bizottsag hatask0re modosi-
tas ala fognak kerulni.
Termeszetesen a politikai
csatarozasok epen olyan ero-
sen folynak a kongresszusban,
mint azon kivul S az elnokje-
l0ltek ma mar minden bokor-
ban teremnek.
A politika szenzaciojat John
L. Lewis szolgaltatta a multi
heten, aki erthetetlen es jel-
lemezhetetlen halatlansaggal S
durvasaggal formedt XII Roose-
veltre a banyasz-szervezet or
szagos gyilesen.a
Ugyanott felvezette Wheeler
senatort, akire ICY raadta az
aldasat, de j6zan ernberek ait
hiszik. 'hogy f6rnaedvenye -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
hasznalt Rooseveltnek S hogy
Wheeler mem koszoni meg a
nagy szerencset Lewisnak.
S MIKOZBEN LEWIS

minoSithetetlen halatlansag-
gal az eln0kot tamadta, az
AFL elnoke, Green 800 fontos
tortat witt a feher hazba a
Roosevelt sziletes napjara.
Wheeler senator ait kerte a
banyaszok el6tt tartott besze-
deben, hogy az elnok ne
hagyja ketsegben a harmadik
terminust illet6leg sokaig az
orszagot S a maya reszer6l To-
jalitast igert ARA az esetre,
ha Roosevelt meg egyszer je-
l0lt lesz.
Beledobta a sajat kalapjat
Farley postaminiszter a politi-
kai cirkuszba, mig republika-
nus oldalrol Gannett lapkiado
erezte meg, hogy hivja a haza
es mem terhet XII a megtisz-
teltetes elol, ha a republika-
nusok jel0lni kivanjak. (Ez a
kivansag ezideig mem latszik.) }
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
= Z ID NJ L ID

allamok z0ldseg termeloi kisza-
mithatatlan karokat szenved-
tex.
Attol is tartanak, hogy Flo
ridaban, Louisianaban es Ala
bamaban a citrusz gyiimolcs-
fax egy resze kifagyott s hogy
az er0sebb faknak sem lesz ez
evben termese.
De komolyan aggodnak a
gyimolcsfak elvesztesen meg
a kozepnyuga.ti allamok is es
peldaul Illinoishol AIT jelentik,
hogy a hat even aluli barack-
fax kifagytak.
Ha a deli allamok z0ldseg-
termesenek csak a fele is XII
pusztult, az maga hetven-
nyolcvan millio dollar kart je-
lent az orszagnak S a csala-
dok ezrei kezdhetik a kiizdel-
met elulr6l.
MINDENT EGYBEVETVE
a gazdasagi helyzet ma ko-
rantsem mutat olyan kedvezo
kepet, mint AIT az ev vege
fele jogunk volt remelni S ugy
latszik, hogy a rendes tell
visszaesest teljesen elkeriilni
mem tudjuk.
Viszont mem kell ezuttal at
tol tartanunk, hogy ujabb re-
cessio (visszaeses) szakadt az
orszagra, inert a tavasz ele-
jen, marcus elso napjaiban
minden iparagban ismet emel-
kedo uzemmel fognak dol
gozni.
S termeszetesen ez a jog
gal varhato javulas azonnal
boom-ra fejl6dne, mihelyt az
europai harctereken komoly
pusztitas kezdodne, amire -
sajnos = meg van minden le-
hetoseg, SGT minden kilatas.
S ha eddig a haborus liz
lethez fiizott varakozasok mem
teljesedtek, vigasztalo koril-
meny az, hogy a honapok ota
tarto allando javulast mem a
haboru javara, hanem a nem-
yet erejenek a javara kell kony-
velni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01

Q A Standard Oil szolga-
lataban egy ember eletko-
ra el6ny, mem hatrany.-
1,413 alkalmazott idosebb
40 evnel es ezek 30%at te-
SILK a Standard Oil "Csa-
ladnak." Ezeknek az embe-
reknek tudasat es tapasz-
talatat ertekeljiik. Eek
tudasukkaI segitik a fiata-
labbakat - tudaSukkal, a
mely novel; cegjink jo ilir-
nevet es tekintelyet.
Mem - a 40 even feltili
ember mem teher a STAN
dard Oil szolgalataban.
Munkaja biztos 81. mum
. kaja jo... es munkajaban
b0ldog! Mem csoda, ha 40
ewes koraban is fatal!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01

f0ld hteez6kh0z szaadni hanem tthon is meg lehe
kapni
Ma pedig heyze nemzetnek 6riasi betete vannak
amelyek egyataan vagy egy percentes
tot hoznak Jobb teha ha nemzeti beet maganintezme
nyek heyett onmaganak azaz az alampenztanak heez,
ahol magasabb hasznot is kap
Az dok folyasa foga megmutatn hogy helyese ell
mee de addg lehet megagadni allamtol att
saat faito ker Ha ssa anknak eetere es vrere BIZ
zonyara jussa penzre is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01

A regi jeloltek kozil a de-
mokratak oldalan meg min
dig csak Roosevelt johet ko-
molly szamitasba, vagy akit 8
tamogat, ha harmadszor a je-
lolest nem kivanja; a republi-
kanus oldalrol ugy Taft,
mint a Dewey kilatasai csok-
kennek maholnap Wander
berg lesz az egyetlen komoly
ielolt = a, porondon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01

inert a CIO mem birt volna
ki egy banyasz sztrajkot
inert az acelmagnasoknak meg
kellett mutatni, hogy a CIO
tud olcso szerzodest kenysze-
riteni a munkasra.
Ezen xviii aztan a banya-
szok szervezetebol Lewis mil
liokat emelt XII a CIO es az:
egyes politikai mozgalmak ia
vara.
A BANYASZOK
SZOTLANUL
voltak kenytelenek ezt az.
allapotot viselni, inert a seer
(Folytatas az six oldalc1!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-01
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

nemi visszaestest szenvedett
az utolso napokban. Az ugy-
nevezett alapiparokban a mum
ka megcsokkent ami ennel
rosszabb, a rendelesek is csok-
kentek.
A puhaszeniparra jo piacot
hozott a hideg-hullam, amely
vegig ont0tte az egesz orszagot,
dc a banyak nagy resze =
amelyek folyora dempelnek =
keptelen volt uzemben ma
radni.
A nehez iparban az iizem
lecsokkent "a szazalekra, de
attol tartanak, hogy februar-
ban ez meg lejjebb szall S feb
ruar vegere a 70 szazalekot is
eleri, amikorra ujabb rendele-
seket remelnek.
Az auto-ipar termelese ugyan
csak harom szazalekkal cs0k-
kent a multi heten, de bizo-
nyos alkatresz iparban a ter
melest mar husz szazalekkal
levagtak. :.
/
AIT l1iszik, hogy ez az ujabb
tize1ncs0kkenes mem lesz al
land6 es februar vegere isnet
emelked6 uzemmel fognak dol.
gozni.
NAGYON SULYOS KART
okozott orszagszerte a hideg,
de kulOnosen a deli allamokat
sujtotta.
A tell vetesek a legt0bb he
lyen megfelel6 hotakarot kap-
tax, miel6tt a nagy hideg ell
] 0nt0tte az orszagot, de a del
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-16

of Bridgeport defeated the Sacred Heart girls of this city 10 to 6 in eight innings. A crowd of close to 500 people watched the fine athletic program under excellent weather conditions with complete success att tending the meeting through the work of Rev. Philip Hussey of the Immacuate Conception church; James J. Carr and the following:
 J. Francis Roland, Louis Laun, JoeSph Cavanaugh, Bill Butler, Dr. Bernard A. O'Hara, Joseph Connors. Jake Reiger, B. A. Mcdonald, Har- old McGrath, Bert Minneter, John Barrett, Henry Hayden, and Mark Tierney.
 Rev. Phillip Hussey and Patrick J. Wallace, state chairman of the c. Y. O., were co-chairmen of the third annual event. Miss Eleanor Greene, state supervisor of the c. Y. o.
 A parade of the contestants and officials preceded the meet, with Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, permanent rector of the Immaculate Concep- tion church, officiating at the flag raising ceremonies.
 The loud speaker system was do- mated by Rocco Mara, widely known Oakville sportsman, who also assist ed Pat Wallace in announcing the l events
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-16
JACK SLATTERY,
 MRS. CLUNEY COP CHASE CROWNS
Conway, Defending Golf Champion, Loses ' and
 6; Mrs. Conway Down

Both defending golf champions of 1S39, MT. and Mrs. James Conway, were defeated for Chase Golf club championships of the current sea- son yesterday in the finals of the events. Jack Slattery, post office employe was 8 surprisingly easy and 6 winner over Jim Conway, who had eliminated the 194O handicap champion, Bob King, though Slat- tery scored remarkable and steady golf for 27 holes in which he was bu; five stokes over par.
 In the morning, Slattery went up on Conway with a pair of 38's for a 76, which included a 6 and 2 during his first nine hole round. He was even better in the afternoon third round scoring a 37, one over par, the match ending on the 30th green.
 Two Trophy Winner
 In the women's competition, Mrs. Helen Cluney, four time Mattatuck Country Club women's champion and 1940 winner of the Handicap Trophy donated by Mrs. Conway, was a 3 and winner over Mrs. Margaret Slavin. Mrs. Cluney and Mrs. Conway were all even at the end of the first nine holes, the for mer going one up at the end of the 11th hole, then losing the advan- tage at the 18th, and winning the 18th and 18th to go dormie two up and clinching the match and championship on the Tint green with 4 to Mrs. Conway's 5. It was the first Chase club title won by Mrs. Cluney, who did not compete last season, after a qualifying round of 88.
 Mrs. Florence Coughlin was the winner of beaten eight competition, in which she defeated Mrs. Lillian Mole 2 up. She will be awarded a runner-up trophy at the annual din- ner dance next month.
 Other Winners
 Ossie Gray won second flight honors this season, failing to qualify for the championship flight for the first time in ten years. Jimmy Cum ninghom took the third flight title with hard-earned 1 up, 19 hole win over Tommy Miller; while Bill Birs, ST., won the fourth flight con- petition wiht 4 and win over D. Schoonmaker.
 Championship flight medal scores included the following: Slattery, 76; Conway, 83; Mrs. Cluney, 94; Mrs. Conway, 99. Slattery scored four birdies, Conway one and Mrs. Con- way one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-16
Classy New York Club To Oppose Indies Sunday

Taking on a very tough opening. of the season football foe, the Wa terbury Indies are anxious to get into the 1940 pigskin parade as soon as possible, which will be next Sunday at the Municipal Stadium, where they will stack up against the metropolitan pro champion Bronx Spartans, winners of g in 10 games played last sea- son, including a 47-0 win over Cliff Montgomery's All-Stars.
 The Spartans sport a club aver aging 200 pounds to the man. from end to end in the line and an 1855 pound backfield composed of ex- collegianS. The Indies, winners of 2 in g games last season have a better balanced club, having added Naugatuck's Lefty" Farrar and George Allen to the backfield, with Carl Mistura former all-state guard from Crosby and a member of the Louisiana State varsity on the line.
 Sundays kickoff is set for 2 p. m. with game officials to be named later in the week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-16
CENTER POSITION
 WORRIES POND
Yale Coach Uncertain as Football Drills Begin To-
 day at New Haven

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 16-(UP) Yale gridsters began practice ses- sions today with the seasons open ing only three weeks away and Head Coach Raymond w. Ducky) Pond concerned over the center berth.
 There were Il holdovers from last season to fill in other important line and backf1eld positions.
 '"The center position especially is going to he a hard one to ill.," said Pond, as he described the squad as virtually drained of veteran material Dave Willard, who played second string last year, was the only ex- perienced varsity player. Ted Turner reserve last season; Spencer Nose ley, up from the freshman team, anc Tony Bouscaren, a sophomore, were the only other ones available fol the post, unless Pond decides to con. vert from some other section of the squad. There were 69 players in to. days drills. -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-16
Jenkins On the Spot
 Tonight Against Negro, Montgomery
BY JACK CUDDY
nited Press Staff Correspondent

(United Press Staff COrreSpOndent)
 Philadelphia, Sept. 16 - (UP0 - Lightweight Champion Lew Jenkins gets the supreme courage test to- night against Negro Bob Montgom- cry, the "super-Armstrong."
 Texas Lew, who was stopped by the real Henry Armstrong in July atfer several questionable trips to the canvas, will try to redeem him. self at Shibe Park in a 10-round non-tile bout with 1SG whom the local experts say is more formidable than hammering Hank.
 The 21-year-old Negro fights with Armstrong's bob and weave, per- petual motion style and is younger, taller and faster than Hurricane Hank. Promoter Herman Taylor ex- poets 15,000 fans to pay $30,000 to see Texas Lew face this all-import- ant test. Mike Jacobs and a large delegation of New York boxing writ CTS are slated to occupy ringside seats because of this bouts import ance.
 Betting Even
 Although Jenkins wears the crown Pennsylvania betting commissioners have made the wagering "6-5 and take your pick"
 The betting is even because Jen- kins was accused of quitting in his July bout with Armstrong when he Swooned of his seat in a corner and suffered sixth-round technical knockout, and because 21-year -old Montgomery has knocked out 16 opponents while suffering but one questionable defeat in 29 profession al bouts.
 Jenkins crown is not at stake to- night, because Montgomery will scale 137 1-2 pounds, two and a half over the lightweight limit. Jenkins will weigh about three pounds less. But Jenkins will be right on the spot-as far as his reputation and future is concerned.
 He must win tonight - and i'm pressively. Otherwise he will be under a tremendous financial and psychological handicap when he att tempts the first defense of his title in New York later this autumn-a defense for which he already has posted a forfeit,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-16
':Photo Finish Sure Thing Ln American Loop
Immaculate Conception, Mt.
 Carmel Teams CYO Champs

Immaculate Conception parish girls, and boys from Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish, dominated the third annual Catholic Youth Organization track and field meet Saturday at the Municipal Stadium, with the result that the three year team championship trophy, won twice by Blessed Sacrament, re- mains in competition. The I-C girls team, a strong one, plus the athletic efforts of the boys from that parish brought the girls and team titles in, while the Mt. Carmel boys were winners, by small mar gin over St. Johns of Watertown.
 Trophy Retired.
 The Immaculate Conception girls, winning as a team, for the third time, retired the permanent trophy donated by the priests of the city Joe Kalosky, the Blessed Sacrament athlete, played baseball, won the 100 yard dash in the CYO track meet and anchored the relay team which went to tie, when he f1n- ished in dead heat with Lou Gal lulo, Washington College boy run ming for Mt. Carmel, whose team defeated St. Johns by two points for team honorS.
 In the girs' event, Clare Lee and Betty Donahue of the Immaculate Conception team, won individual events and were members of the championship relay team.
 Hearts Defeated.
 In the girls softball game be. tween city champions of Bridgeport and Waterbury, the St. Peters girls