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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
ANIERIKA
SEMLEGES MARAD

Az Egyesiilt Allamok es a
tobbi amerikai orszagok semle-
gesek maradnak, legalabb ez
ev vegeig, inert a november va
lasztasok elott lit haborura
senki mem mer gondolni.
Haboru csupan abban az
esetben lenne, illetve a sen1le-
gessegunket csak abban az
esetben adnank fel, ha Anglia
flottaja katasztrofalis veresege'
szenvedne, vagy ha a nemetek
a francia es angol nagy varo-
sokat kezdenek bombazni. Ezen
lehetosegek barmelyike feltet-
lenil az Egyesilt Allamok be-
avatkozasat hozza magaval.
Tenyleges es fegyveres be-
avatkozason Xviii azonban min
den tekintetben a sz0vetsege-
SEX es finnek mellett vagyunk
es lesziink Kinat a lehetoSeg
hata-ain belul szinten segit-
jik.
1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

Bophy kalott sikra es habz6 szaal k0vetete hogy XII
ke gni CIO kotelekeb6l mnden olyan ebert a WORDS
Lehet hogy Brophy igazlelku enber a csakugyan ugy
gondokoz ahogyan besz Ha azonban ala akara volna ia
asztani nagyhangu keenese sokka szebb es heyesebb
lett volna, ha evelet ir LeWisnak es ext mondja:
Mvel CIO kotelekeben mines heye tobbe bolsevikik
nek ezenne saat becslctes eatarozasombo epek de
koveeen, hogy kldenek utanam mnden mas v0r0set Es
hogy konnyebben menjen munka en- magam meg
azokat, akiknek CIO koteekeben nncs tobbe helyuk
Ennek a lemondasnak hianyat ereztJk akkor, amikor
eppen Brophy k0vetee nagy hangon hogy CIO egyen
egezeeges demokratkus aapokra Igad alapokra
Bekes es zavartalan, meg bajokat keres6 utakra
Amig EFT lemondast nyujtja be Brophy addig
tudunk hinni bolsevkeenes kruccanasanak 6snte vol
taban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
A FINN-OROSZ HABORU

A finnek hadjarata termesze-
tesen gy0zelmet mem hozhat,
de a. Szovjetet minden esetre
MAR megvertek. Akkor is, ha
vegil Finnorszagot let0riilnek
a fold Sziner6l.
Finnorszagban azonban -
nemcSak a finnek harcolnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
A JAPAN-KINAI HABORU

A tavol-keleten a japanok ell
foglaltak Kina nagyobb reszet,
de a haborut - elveSZtik.
Mem szamitottak ra, hogy
evekig tart Kinat legazolni es
mem hittek, ,'hogy megszallt
teriileteket uralni mem tudjak.
Pedig ez a helyzet jelenleg.
Ha a japanok a Sovjettel
allando egyezseget kothetne-
mex, akkor Italian sikeriilne ne
XIX Kinat ideiglenesen meg
szallni, de a haboru egybe
forrasztotta Kina nepet S ait
igazan meghoditani soha mem
fogjak.
ARA sincs lehetosege Japan
max, hogy jo arccal kivonul-
jon Kinab6l, evekig eltart hat
a haboru az azsiai harcteren.
A harom haboru k0zJl k0zeli
beket egyikben sem remeliink S
ha esetleg a papa es a semle-
ges allamok fejei beket is tud-
nanak teremteni a nyugati
fronton, akkor a kereszteny ha-
talmak k0zos erovel a Sovjetra
fognak rohanni.
Egesz Europaban beket 1910
re ne varjunk.
Amint fentebb irtuk, mem le-
het AIT Azsiaban sem remelni.
fogja az aremelest gatolni.
. A kereskedelem termeszete-
sen egyutt es parhuzamosan
emelkedik az ipari termelessel,
inert az emberek t0bbet vasa-
rolnak, mikor tobbet keresnek.
Ugy az iparos, mint a ke.
resked6 jol teszi, ha kepessege.
hez merten sok anyagot &
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
A MUNKAS SORSA

Az vi evben Washington is
met beleszol a munkas sor-
saba.
Az elnok a ket Macy SERVE
zet kozt a beket kiepiti ha
mem egyiitt, legalabb egymas
mellett es mem egymassal szem
ben fognak haladni.
A kongresszus modositani
fogja a Wagner t0rvenyt, ha-
csak a Labor Relation Board
onmagat mem reformalja ma.
gyon rovid lido alatt, inert a
Labor Board hitele alaposan
megcsappant.
A nemzet altalaban ait hi.
szi, hogy a Board reszrehajlt
volt, hogy ellensege volt elvb0
a munkaadonak es t0bbet ar
tott, mint hasznalt a szerveze
tex ugyenek.
Akarmennyi az igazsag eb
bol a vadbol, a Labor Boardrs
nehez napok varnak es a kon
gresszus mindent ell fog k5vet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
LAPUNK

mai szamaban kezdtiik meg
a nehai nagy magyar ir0nO
SZENTIMREI MARTHA
utolso, hagyatekaban volt
regenyenek k0zleset a SEQ
kOtt OldalOn es kiil0n is fell
hivjuk ere Olvasoink figyel-
met, inert ez a hattyudal
egyike az ir6n0 igaz RENE.
keinek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
GAZDASAGI KILATASOK

Az vi ev jobb gazdasagi vi
szonyokat hoz, mint amilyen-
ben resztink volt a multi ev-
ben.
Abban a varat1an es mem
valoszinu esetben, ha a habo-
rut befejeznek, hirtelen gazda
sagi fellendiileS lenne az egeSz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

nj, hogy annak hatalmat meg
nyi-baljak.
Ilyen varhato hangulatbanA
nagyobb munkaskiizdelmek va
losziniileg mem lesznek ebb6I
a szempontbol az vi ev nyu-
godt es bekes lesz.
Mint fentebb irtuk, nagyobb
ar vagy berhullamzasok mem
varhatok ebben az evben s ma
gyobb munkaber szerz6desek
mem is fognak lejarni, vagy ha
lejarnak, nagy kiilonbsegek le-
vagy felfele mem lesznek.
A MUNKATLANOK sORSA
Az vi evben gyariparOsok
orszagos sz0vetsegenek a sza-
mitasa szerint otnegyed milli6
ember jut munkahoz.
K0riilbeliil fel milli6 embert
hivnak maid a gyarakba azert,-
inert emelkedni fog a termeles.
es a fogyasztas es k0niilbeliil
haromnegyed millio munkas,
megy nyugdijba, akiknek he
lyet vi emberek potOliak.
Kilencszazotvenezer olyan
ember van, aki dolgozik es q
65 ewes korhatart ebben az ev-
ben eleri, de ezeknek csak a.
haromnegyede megy maid teny
legesen nyugdijba.
Az 0tnegyed milli6 munkara
behivando embernek a fele.
olyan lesz, akik a munkas-kort
ebben az evben fogjak elerni $
csak mintegy 0t-hatszazezer
jelenleg munkatlan munkas
jut maid munkahoz.
A munkatlanSag tehat maJd
nem a jelenlegi mereteiben to-
vabb tart mem remelhetjiik
AIT sem, hogy tobb embert ven-
nenek fel az vi evben segely-
munkara.
Mikor ARA gondolunk, hogy
ot-hatszazezer jelenleg mum
katlan embert hivnak viSSza az
evben a munkara, atlagra; kell
gondolnunk. Az ev els6 feleben
aranylag kevesebb vi munkast
fognak felvenr1i a nyugdija-
sok sem vonulnak mind az ev
elejena nyugdijba. Sokkal t0b-
ben jutnak ismet rendes fog
lalkozashoz tehat az ev ma
sodik feleben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04
Az IPARBAN

A jelentektelen repiilogep-
iparon Xviii er6sen fognak dol
gozni a nehez iparban, sokkal
tobbet fognak dolgozni a szen-
iparban, az auto iparban, ahon
nan a truckok tizezreit viszik
maid a harcterre, nagyobb
lesz a vasutak forgalma S a
n0vekv6 aktivitas termeszete-
sen emeli maid a konnyii ipar
termeleset is.
Nagyon felmegy maid a
gyapju ara, sokkal kevesbe a
gyapot ara S magasabb ara
lesz a selyemnek, miutan a
ruha ipar ARA szamit, hogy
husz szazalekkal nagyobb lesz
a termeles, mint a multi ev-
ben.
Az epitkezes is nagyobb ara
nyokat olt, miutan a graftet
kiirtjak abbol az iparbol az
Apitkezes ennek megfeleloer
ckkal olcsobb lesz.
Dacara a varhato fellendu
6snek, nagy munkaberek e.
nagy aremelkedesek mem lesz
mex, inert a kormany minder
rendelkezesre allo eszkozzel e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

lanatnyi aresest hozna maya
val.
A F0LDMuvELESBEN
A farmerek az elmultnal va
lamivel jobb esztend6t varhat-
max.
Reszben az id6jaras a buza
arat mar felvitte, Argentina
ban is gy0nge termes lesz, de
az allandosagot mem ez, hanem
az europai helyzet ada maid
a piacnak.
Nehany honapon belll a bu-
laval rakott hajok rajai usz-
max maid Europa fele s azok a
hajok hust Is porkot is visznek
maid magukkal.
Nemileg megszenvedik maid
EFT a gytimolcs-termel0k, inert
a hadvisel6 allamok keptelenek
lesznek gyiimolcsot vasarolni,
mikor a penz agyura lesz sziik-
seges.
Hosszu evek ota eloszor a
tejtermekek kivitelet is megel-
juk vajat es mas tejtermeket
fogunk szallitani az uj evben
kiilfoldre.
A zoldsegfarmerek az ipari
iizemben varhato fellendulest
aranyosan megerzik, az 6 vi
evuk tehat szinten jobb lesz az
elmultnal.
A gyapot-farmerek-sorsa tisz
tan attol fugg, hogy a haboru
milyen aranyu lesz es meddig
tart, minden esetre tobb ter
NEST adnak maid piacra, mint
a multi evben.
Hasonlokeppen a haboru fo-
lyasa don't ell ait is, hogy a
dohanytermelok NIT keresnek
az vi evben; a mutt evi termes
Macy resze meg naluk van
jol tennek, ha a termest korla-
toznak a jov6re. ) sJ
A cukortermelokre jo ev var
kiveve, ha a haboru hirtelen
erne veget,, amit6l. mem felnek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-04

arut vasarol, inert az arak esni
mem fognak. Kiveve Italian egy
varatlan beke esetet, amely pill
lanatnyi aresest hozna maya
val.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Dynamite Going Off

More charges of dynamite were to be set off at the New England arch on North church street today. That the arch was built sturdily has been evidenced by the fact that although several charges were put in the base yesterday, 1t resulted in only a slight movng of several of the stones and the structure of the arch remained almost the same as before.
 The section has been all blocked off now so that there will be nc possibility of a passerby being in. jured when the arch tumbles down More holes were drilled yesterday and today is expected to see the last of this landmark. It has beer there for nearly 100 years.
 The large stone fence just north of the arch is being removed as Q preparatory step toward widening the road. The roadway will be cut through the embankment to the old wooden trestle which has been bu- ried under a large mound of dirt east of the arch for many years The wooden trestle was first built and then tons of dirt were poured on the wooden structure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Plan Dessert Bridge

A dessert bridge will feature the opening day of the annual fair of the Church Helpers of St. Michael's Episcopal church, to be held in the parish house Nov. IA and IS, and a cafetera lunch will be served from 5 D. m. until p. m. on Nov. IS. Fancy articles will be sold at the booths. Mrs. Seabury s. Hunger ford heads the committee and as- sisting her are: Mrs. George A, Barwick. Mrs. Edgar Cossette, Mrs Matty Briggs, Mrs. B. A. Culver Mrs. John P. Jones, Mrs. Norris M Follett. Mrs. Tracy Noble Mrs. Ar- thur Y. Lewis. Mrs. H. E. Perkins Mrs. William Noble and Mrs. John Winniger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Order Numbers for Draft Available to Regstrants
PANDOLFI SUES STATE HIGHWAY Defective Street Basis of $5,OOO Damage Suit By
 Local Woman

A $5,0ON civil action has been in. stituted by Vlncenza Pandolfi, of Waterbury, against the state high way commission and the City of Waterbury. The action will be re- turned to the court of common pleas.
 Through her attorney, Hugo Gtastaferri, the woman complains that as a result fo the negligence of the highway commission and the city she fell on a defective portion of North Main street on Nov. 3, 1899, suffering a broken leg.
 In two other actions filed in the court today, Julia Nocera Cocchi- ola asks damages from Frank E. Nocera, and Rose and Lawrence Cullum, claiming non-payment of loans.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
To Present Comedy

A three-act comedy, "A Pair of Country Kids" will be presented by the Young Peoples Society of the Immanuel Lutheran church in the church hall November IA and l5 and tickets for the affair are now available from members of the so- ciety. The cast includes: Clara and Martin Schiller, Gladys Hoppe Ruth Litke, Wallace Saxton, Har- riett Bienvenue, Walt Schiman and Robert Sears. Mrs. Harold Lucas is directing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
COngratulates Hurley

Warden John J. Sheridan has sent congratulations to Robert A. Hurley who was elected governor of this state Tuesday. MT. Sheridan has long been a supporter of MT. Hur- ley and led that part of the Nauga- tuck delegation to the Democratic state convention which supported Hurley,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
WOMAN S2, PICKS COTTON

Pineview. Ga. - (U.P0 Mrs. Lucinda Warren is 82 years old. To celebrate. she picked 52 pounds of cotton, came back and washed the dishes, cleaned the house and spent he afternoon piecing quilts She still reads without glasses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
TURNED ASIDE

Preston Poster. who plays he.man roles in such pictures as Para mounts Moon Over Burma" once aspired to career as an operatie singer. but turned aside to become an actor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
CONGRESSMAN

A native of the North End sec ton of this city, John Edward Sheridan, was reelected congress- man from the 17th congressional district in Pennsylvania in Tues days election. Mir. Sheridan, is a lawyer and Q Democrat.
 Mir. Sheridan attended Crosby High school and was a classmate of Cong. ;. Joseph Smith. He was elected last year to fill an unex- plred term In Q special election.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Buys Lot

Mattehew Karbowicz has bought a building lot on Spencer street from MT. and Mrs. Clarence E. Fenni- man. a warranty deed filed recently at the office of Town Clerk Ray mond J. St. John, shows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
To Form Class

A membership class to be known as "The General Pershing class" is being formed by the Naugatuck Lodge of Elks now and will be initiated early next month. General Pershing is life member of the national order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

hours later the hunters cornered the animal in the woods of Cape Eliza beth and shot him-with cameras, because Maine has laws protecting moose from hunters guns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Month's Mind Mass

A months mind requiem mass for Concetta Nardello, late of South Main street, will be celebrated to- morrow morning at o'clock at St. Francis church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
G0 Tn Taxaa

Atty. Joseph E. Talbot, state treasurer, ana Fred zeller, state comptroller, have left for Texas, where they will vacation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
BEAUTIFUL BABY

Sire edric Hardwicke, English &C., tor who plays villainous roles-such as that of MT. Jones in Paramount's Limitation of the Joseph Conrad
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
In Boston

Superintendent of Schools Harold E. Chittenden is attending the school superintendents' convention in Bos-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
EaOTOGRAPHERs

Portland. Me.--fUPl--A score Of
 hunters chased a e00-Douiid bull moose over land and water. Four
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

novel, "Victory"-won a "most beau- tiful baby" contest when he was IA months old.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Go South
Cake Sale Tomorrow

A cake sale will be held by the Junior Woman's Club tomorrow at Culver's store, Church street from 10 a. m. until 2 D. m. Eileen Gala g han heads the ways and means committee which has charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

Chile may increase salaries of It's armed forces and national police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

Local war veterans will observe Armistice day Sunday with a par ade starting at 2:3o D. m. and ob- servance exercises following at the World War memorial. The parade will form at 2 p. m. at Pythian hall and the color bearers, color guard and firing squad with the aides and the parade marshal, Joseph 0. Ray
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
CONFIRMATION CLASS IS SET
One Hundred to Receive Sacrament at St. Mich.
 aeI's Church Nov. l6
BEACON FALLS Correspondent Wm. ] Baxter
 Phone NaugatuOk s04b

Beacon, Falls, Nov. 8 Nearly 100 parlshioners of St. Michael's church and of St. Thomas church, oxford will receive the sacrament of confirmation Saturday, Novem- Der 16 at St. Michael's church at 10 a. m.
 A mass will be celebrated at 8 6. m. and members of the class will re- ceive Holy Communion at this mass. A breakfast will be served at Py. thian hall by the Altar Society for members of the class following this. Members of the Children of Mary Sodality will assist in the serving of the breakfast.
 The committee in charge of the breakfast includes: Mrs. George Grimm, chairman, Mrs. William Hoadley, Mrs. Joseph Tache, Mrs. Harry Classey, Mrs. Conleth Kier. nan, Mrs. George Beach, Mrs. Mar garet Hardness and Mrs. Frank Woods.
 This committee will meet at 8 p. m. Monday at the home of Mrs, Grimm at Pinesbridge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
BABEL?

As many as five languages are spoken by each of the 60 telephone operators on duty at Faraday House, London, the international exchange. will marry David Thompson of Seymour tomorrow. Earlier in the day the entire office force presented Miss Smith with a desk and chair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

Naugatuck, Nov. - Draft regis trants who wish to learn their local order numbers for teh draft cha do so now by calling at headquarters of the local district draft board in Beebc street school. Thet list con- tains the serial number 'afld cor responding order number and has has been posted in headquarters.
 Registra1ts should remember that the order in which they were drawn in the national draft is not the ex- act order number locally. A man might have been drawn 200th in the national draft but might be 50th locally because there were some ser- ial numbers higher than the total for this before his serial number. Tn other words, the order number is based on order in which the number is drawn in the national draft but also is based on the num- Der of local draft district numbers drawn before 1t.
 Two additional workers, Mrs. Harry Johnson and Miss Rose Hod- ocz, have been hired temporarily to assist in the current mass of work in conection with the draft.
 Sending out questionnaires at the rate of 50 per day is continuing to- day. It is emphasized these ques- tionnaires must be filled out and returned within five days. If some registrants are confused with the questionnaires, they can obtain help by going to any member of the draft or advisory boards here.
 Harris Whittemore, Jr., and Dr. Edwin Curran comprise the local members of the draft board for this district, and Borough Clerk Charles F. Daley, Joseph c. Raytkwich, Jr., and Edward J. Sodlosky are the NaugatucS members of the advisory board. The purpose of the latter board is to assist confused regis trants in filling out the question: naires.
 Indications now are that because of the number of registrarts in this stats who have volunteered for the army, there will be nobody drafted from Naugatuck for the first quota.
 Observe ArmiStlce Day
 Schools, banks and offices in the Town Hall will be closed Monday in observance of Armistice day. Local factories, stores and many business ofilses will remain open however
 There will be no foot carrier serv- ice by the postal department here Monday, Postmaster Frank T. Green announced today. Because factories and business places will be open, 1t has been decided that par eel post will be delivered to the fac- tories and to the business center. However, there will be no mail de- livery generally.
 The stamp window at the post office will be open to noon, It will be holiday for all regular carriers and any work that is to be done will be done by substitutes, MT. Green added.
 Local war veterans will observe Armistice day Sunday with par ade starting at 2;30 D. m. and ob- servance exercises following at the World War memorial. The parade will form at 9 p. m. at Pythian hall and the color bearers, color guard and firing squad with the aides and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
List Posted Today
 For Inspection By
 Naugatuck Members
Youths May Get Necessary Information at Beebe Street SchOOI-TwO Additional Women Hired Tenl-
 pOrariIy to Assist With Draft Work
NAUGATUc OK
Correspondents VVm. j. Baxter--Phone Naueatuck S04S

tkwich, Jr., will head the procession the wreath bearers, high school band, Gold Star Mothers, veterans draft registrants and auxiliaries will follow. The St. Francis Drum Corps Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts will be in the second division. The group will march down Church street countermach to Maple, thence tc Water street, counter march to Church street, then to Division street and to the World War mem- orial.>.
 Herbert Johnson will be master of ceremonies at the World War monument. Rev. George F. Dunn of St. Francis church will deliver the opening prayer and Rev. Arthur F Lewis, rector of St. Michael's Epis- copal church, will be the chief speaker. Rev Edward R. Fiance pastor of the Congregational church will give the closing prayer. War den John J. Sheridan will read the honor roll and Boy Scouts will place wreaths on the monument.
 Go South
 Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs Claremont I. Tolles of Fairview ave- nue left yesterday to spend the win- ter at their winter home at Mel rose, Fla. They will return here next spring.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Reception Tonight

A reception for Warren D. Abel will be held tonight by Magnolia Encampment, Odd Fellows, in Odd Fellows hall. MT. Abel was recent. ly chosen grand patriarch of the state order. His wife will also be honored this evening. A supper will be served at 2 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Plan Christmas Party

EldH NHTlStI1aS EdrLy
 New officers of the Naugatuck ae- rie of Eagles have been named, with Lawrence Caulfield as president; Bernard Avcollie, vce-president; Ed ward Garland, chaplain; James Me- Cam, inside guard; Arthur Ludge- waite, outside guard; Lawrence Owens, trustee.
 MT. McCann has been chosen chairman of the Christmas party committee with Alex J. Mccarthy who has served as chairman for a number of years, being honorary chairman. This party will be held in Columbus hall on Sunday, Dec. 22, 1t is expected.
 Assisting MT. McCann and MT. Mccarthy will be. John and Edward Garland, Russell Hughes, Paul Buckmiller, William F. Kelly, Jo- seph McGuire, Frank Wylong, Joe seph Neal, Frank Jones, Stanley zapatka, Lawrence Owens, George A. Kelly, Francis Caulfield, Joseph Kane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08

morrow.
 Rehearse For Play
 Rehearsals are now being held for the comedy, Aunt Bessie Beats the Band", which. will be presented in connection with the Methodist church fair in the parish hall on Thursday and Friday, Dec. and 6. The Methodist church dramatic club will present 1t.
 The cast includes: Pearl Adkins, Eleanor Stull, Mertie Moves, Evelyn Tewsbury. Carl Weyh, Robert Ter Till and Harold Sanford. Mrs. Dor othy Wulfleck of Naugatuck, who has had charge of several produc- tions in New Haven, is director of the play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Rride.Tn-Re Feted

Bride -To-Be Feted
 A shower was held last night by Mrs. Andrew Toshack of Felspar avenue for Miss Laura Smith of Seymour, who is empolyed in the credit department of the Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Company and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-08
Rehearye For Play

ton. He will return tonight or to. morrow,
Evening star., 1940-12-21
Air Corps Will Train
Civilians for Ground Duty

Fifty eligible civilians or former
flying cadets are to be selected every
three months by the War Depart
ment for training as engineer officers
for ground duty with the Army Air
Corps. it was announced today.
Beginning next month, those Sc
lected will take l2-week course in
aeronautic engineering at New York
University or Purdue University, and
on successful completion of this
course will be trained in the Air
Corps Technical School for six
month period. At the end of that
time. if they pass their course. they
will become second lieutenants in the
Air Reserve and will be assigned to
tactical units as squadron engineer
ng officers.
To be eligible, the applicants must
be between the ages of 20 and 26,
unmarried. of good health and char
acter and either former flying
cadets with engineering degrees or
seniors in engineering schools.
Pay during the instruction period
will be SIS month plus 81 day
ration allowance. All Washing
tonians interested may apply at the
Army Recruiting Station, 631 Penn
sylvania avenue NV.