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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-28
arPuts False
Teeth in Peril

WITH THE BRITISH AIR
FORCE IN FRANCE, Feb. % CUPD
A hazard of winter warfare has
been brought to the attention Of
the British army An airman put
his false teeth in a glass of water
one cold night and awoke the next
morning to find the water frozen
solid. He broke the ice-and the
teeth.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-28
Herbert Marshall
Home With Bride

= HOLLYWOOD, Feb. %. up
Herbert Marshall, handsome British
movie sttar, and his pretty brunette
bride, Lee Russell, returned to Hol-
Nwood today from Las Vegas, New,
where they were married late yes
terday.
The couple eloped from Hollywood
Tuesday night and were married by
Judge Roger Foley. Rod La Rocque
and Wilma Banky, film players and
friends of the MarshallS', witnessed
the ceremony in Judge Foley's Of
flee.
In applying for the marriage Ii
cense, Miss Russell, actress ana mo-
del, said her name was Elizabeth
Roberta Brandt. She gave her age
as 20 and said she divorced Eddie
Brandt, New York singer, in Novem-
ber 1888.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-28

Britain Considers Contraband Ban
On Canadian Coast Against Shipping

States and Canadian governments
arc being undertaken on the basis
of reports, believed here TO be re-
liable, that some Russian imports
of raw materials were destined for
Germany, although the amounts
reaching the Nazis are relatively
small.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-28
AFL Head Tells Of
Threats on Life

SAN FRANCICO, Feb. % CUP
Charles Hardy Sr., fourth inter-
national vice president of the Afh
building service employees union,
charged in court today his life had
been threatened three times by
H5eorge Scalese, international pers-
Rdent of the union.
Hardy, head of a San Francisco
local of the janitors union, SAID
the most recent threat was made at
the AFL national convention IN
cincinnati last October
The testimony was offered IN
suit in which Hardy seeks to en-
ioln Scalese from ousting him from
control of the union local here.
Evening star., 1940-10-08

ahead. Men and women who feel
they have a secure place in society
are not subject to the contagion Of
hysteria. The wage and hour law
is one of the weapons which we have
carefully forged for the battle to
come. 1t is not a very big or dra-
matte, weapon, but 1t will be useful
to us in protecting our freedom"
Col. Fleming warned against
voices who tell us we must give UP
such costly social gains as the wage
and hour law because Of the ma
tional defense emergency. He ad.
viSed the master printers to listen
to these voices with good. healthy
American skepticism."
THE most effective way Of pro-
tecting our liberty, for the possession
of which we owe a real debt of graft
tude to the pioneers of your indus
try, Is by seeing to 1t that its pro.
lection means something vital tc
those who will be called to defend
it," Col. Fleming added. ITO save
democracy we must make democ-
racy work"
Other speakers at today's sessions
were Charles P. Mccormick Of Bal
timore, who spoke on multiple man.
agement, and S. Toof Brown OF
Memphis. Tenn, who discussed COM
Evening star., 1940-10-08
Freedom Imperi|ed
By Hysterica| Fear,
Col. Fleming Warns
Work for Unemployed
Emphasized in Address
Before Typothetoe

Col. Philip B. Fleming, Wage and
Hour administrator, today warned
the Nation against hysterical fear
which might sweep "the foundation
stones of freedom from our land"
Speaking at the 54th annual con-
vention of the United Typothetae
of America at the Mayfower Hotel,
Col. Fleming said patriotism could
be kindled only by the sober work
of giving the 100000 unemployed
self-respecting jobs.
Down through history runs a
series of recurrent waves Of public
hysteria, which, when they have
reached their crest, have swept be-
fore them not only the rights Of
minorities to freedom of the press
but also to freedom of speech and
even trial by jury" Col. Fleming
said. Time and again it has been
proven that our constitutional guar
antees cannot depend on sanctity
far above the level of public tol-
erance.
"It is the level of public tolerance
about which we should concern our
selves in critical days which lie
Evening star., 1940-10-08

petition among commercial printers.
Later, the convention was to hear
Joseph Mackey. president of the
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.; Thomas
E. Dunwody, Tennessee editor;
Thomas H. Urdahl, Washington
consulting engineer, and George j..
Taylor, Cleveland electricity mag
nate.
Tonight the convention will gather
at a banquet. Last sessions will be
held tomorrow. The convention
commentaries the 500th annivers-
ary of the invention of printing
Evening star., 1940-10-08
Disciplined Boy, 8,
Hunqs Self at School
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CANTON, Ill, Oct. 8.-Pupils leav-
ing the HuNt School at the close
of the afternoon session yesterday
peered into the cloakroom where
Loyal Widger, 8, had been sent as
a reprimand for misbehavior.
The boys body was found hang
ing from a handkerchief moose af-
fixed to a coat hook. The teacher,
Miss Genevieve Shepley, collapsed
when told of the tragedy.
Evening star., 1940-10-08
Wilmer Named Head
Of the Burristers

Richard H. Wilmer was elected
president of the Barristers, a group
of young District lawyers, at a
meeting last night at the Cosmos
Club.
Others elected were John J. Wilson,
vice president; James r. Murphy,
secretary, and E. Cortlandt Parker,
treasurer. Members Of the Executive
Committee are Jerome F. Barnard,
chairman; Charles Murray and
Charles E. PledRer, jr.
Evening star., 1940-10-08

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
MEGELEGEDESSEL
HALLOTTUK

viszont Roosevelt szombati
beszedenek ait a. reszet, amely-
ben megallapitotta, hogy anne
rikai polgarok teljes t0rvenyes
joggal valljak magukat kom-
munistaknak, ha akarjak.
Miota kiderilt, hogy a kom-
munista part ~vezerei Moszkva
szolgalataban alltak, azota
olyan turelmetlensegi hullam
vonult vegig ezen az orszagon,
amely a k0zszabad adsagokra
csak veszelyt jelenthet.
Aki ma nepszeru akar lenni,
az egyszeriien vegig-vag a
kommunistakon ez eleg ra,
hogy a t0meg tapsoljon.
A kommunizmust mi soha
mem szerettiik ezer ilyen ira
nyu cikket koz0ltiirlk ebben az
ujsagban. De a kommunistak-
t6l a szabad szolas es meggyo-
zodes jogat mem szabad el-
venni. E.~ 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
/ Az AMERICAN YOUTH

Congress egy suhancokbol
allo hatalmas egyseg, amely-
hez kommunistak is tartoznak
S emiatt sok kedvezotlen pub
licitasban reszesiltek, miel0tt
ossze gyiiltek a kongresszusra
a mutt heten.
A republicans part eln0ke
peldaul ait kovetelte, hogy mi
el6tt a part szonoka a kon-
gresszusra elmenne, zarjak XII
abbol a kommunista alakula-
tokat, akikbe belle akarjak a
szot fojtani.
Nagyon helyesen jegyezte
meg Jackson igazsagugymi-
niszter a hatalmas gyiilesen,
hogy a Harding, Daugherty es
Fall partja, amely a nemzet
olajat annak idejen ellopta,
mostanaban tulsagosan finy-
nyas lett.
Termeszetesen Roosevelt fl
gyelmeztette az ifjakat, hogy
a kommunismus elmeleteit,
eppen ugy, mint mas elmele-
tet, csak az alkotmany es tor
veny keretei k0zt szabad hir-
detni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TOVABBI

csalodasokat hozott a Bal
kan Szovetseg belgradi konfe-
renciaja, amelyen Romania
mem mutatott semmi hajlan-
dosagot ra, hogy bekes revi-
siot kinaljon.
Rosszul esett magyar nem-
zetnek, hogy amig a Vatikan
vezetesevel joforman minden
kormany ARA kerte Romaniat,
hogy engedjen, a kormany uta-
sitasa alatt allo nernet sajto
a magyarok jogos kivansagal
ellen uszitott.
Erdely lgyeben azonban az
utolso $40 meg mines kimond-
va S ha csak a roman kiraly
mem helyezi onmagat es orsza-
gat nenet ellenorzes ala, Ro-
mania darabokra fog a haboru
befejeztevel, vagy meg el0bb,
SzakadIli.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
ELISMERJUK

es oromiinknek adunk kife-
jezest, hogy a nemzet rokon-
szenve szinte osztatlanul a
finnek mellett es feltetlenua a
diktaturak ellen van, meg kell
AIT is jegyeznunk, hogy a
finneknek ajanlott allamk0l-
cs0nert lelkesedni mem tudunk.
Oruliink, ha penzt adnak a
finneknek az amerikai polga-
rok, de sokkal jobban secret
nenk, ha a kormanyunk meg
orizne a teljes semlegesseget
minden iranyban.
S eppen azert mem orulunk
annak sem, hogy eln0kiink a
Soviet diktatorat nyilvanosan
megrotta S Iaogy bar mem ne,
vezte meg, de- ebben a NEGRO
vasban neger1iitette Hitlert is.
Ha AIT akarjuk, hogy ez a
nemzet a haboru vegeig sem
leges maradjon, akkor hivata-
los tenyezoink reszer6l az ilyer
nyilatkozatokat ell kell itel.
mink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15

haboru tapasztalaai alapan gyengnek ara
masresz bzk abban hogy ext vedemet tenyleg meg
kapn6 Kil0nosen az6ta biznak amerkai tenger
nagyok ango igeretekben m6ta hder hogy Anglanak
kos szerz6dese Japnna amt csak akkor tdtunk meg
ankor japan kereskedem szerz6dest IA tehat
kellemetlen esemenyre kerlt vona akkor ia
panna szemben mi Anglia segtsegere szamthatunk
Lehet persze hogy tengernagy e tabornok urak mind
azert mondk most inert 0bb pezt akarnak kapni
koltsegvetesben hadha6ra es hasonlo celokra de
eshetik az is, hogy igazuk lehet.
Jeler1z6 hang, amivel most ilyen nagas k0rok az
angol gereek fel6 beszenek nyen hangon
Egyest Aamok igereter6l peldaul Monroe evben fog
laltar6 soha sen inert vola megemlekezni Annak
jele ez hogy aerkai nezet minden teknteben
helytao becsee kfogastaan Amt mas nenzetekro bajos
manapsag elmondani, mikor egtobbdk htszeg6nek tires
igerget6nek bizonyult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
ERIE AsHETRE
HUZ0DOTT

at a finneknek ajanlott husz
millio dollaros kolcs0n vitaja,
anely mellett nyilvanos radio
beszedet tartott Roosevelt a
het vegen.
Ez esetben is lesz0gezte a
feher haz, hogy husz millio
Gollart mem adnank agyukra,
de ebben az esetben is fenn-
all az a teny, hogy a haboru-
ban allo finn nemzet minden
centjevel a haborut szolgalja.
A kongresszusban - es azon
Xviii eleg eros ellenallas
van a k0lcs0n igyeben, inert
sokan attol felnek, hogy az
ilyen lepesek feltetlenul a ha-
boruhoz vezetnek bennunket.
Mem merSekelte az ilyen kO-
vetkezmenyek eselyeit egy cs0p-
pet sem, hogy elnokunk :szom-
baton erelyes beszedet tartott
Moszkva kormanya, illetve dix
tatora ellen S hogy a kiligy-
miniszterium hasonlo erellyel
utasitotta visSza a multi heten
az orosz diktatura egy tiltako-
rs jegyzeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
A WORCESTERSHIRE

inkabb csak a bizottsagai
dolgomak, amelyek komoly
munkat vegeznek.
A bizottsagok a k0ltsegvetes
egyes teteleit tanulmanyozzak
6 azokat rendesen csokkentik.
Az egyik kongresszusi bizott-
sag hatarozata nyoman ma
mar biztosra vehetjiik, hogy
Hull kulugyminiszter gazdasa-
gi kulpolitikajat helyben hagy-
ia a kongresszus, bar ez ad
maid az elso szenvedelyes vi
tara alkalmat.
Biztosnak latszik meg min
dig, hogy a Federal Labor Re
lation Board hatask0ret meg
nyirbaljak, vagyis modositani
fogjak a Wagner t0rvenyt.
Deli 'iparfejedelmek azon is pro
balkoznak maid esetleg. hogy
d munkaber es munkaid6 tor
venyt hatalyon. xviii helyez-
zek, de ezt mem fogjak elerni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
A MI KORMANYUNK

ujabb bekekiserletekbe TO
gott S egyszerre tobb iranyban
probalja a beke utjat egyen-
getni.
Kulugyminiszterunk erintke-
zesbe lepett minden semleges
kormannyal, hogy a haboru
utani egeszseges gazdasagi
eletre el6keszitse a vilagot.
Az elnok Welles kilugyi al
lamtitkart atkuldi Europaba,
hogy az olasz, nemet, francia
es angol kormanyok tagjaival
beszeljen S. hozzon vissza hirt
a varhato esemenyekrol es d
beke tehetosegeir& az elnok-
mex.
Vele egyszerre indul utjara
az elnok megbizottja, aki sze-
melyes k0vete lesz a papanal
Eek a tapogatodzo beke XII
serletek nen jelentik, hogy
megerett a helyzet teljesen :
bekere, de bizonyara nem ten.
ne meg Roosevelt ezeket a le'
peseket, ha ARA Europabo
batoritast mem kapna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
EGYRE ELESEBBEN

fordul szembe Japan ezzel
G. nernzettel S mindent elk0vet-
mex Tokioban, hogy a surlo-
das elmergesedjek.
BizonyoS, hogy ez a nemzet
nem kivan haborut Japannal,
meg csak belle sem akar await
kozni Japan ugyeibe es had
jarataiba, de ragaszkodik hoz-
"a, hogy Kinaban az amerikai
polgarok es az amerikai keres-
kedelem szerzett jogait meg
vedi.
S ha ebben a t0rekveseben
kereskedelmi haboru torne XII
a ket nernzet koz0tt, AIT mi
Japannal sokkal konnyebben
kibirjuk.
S hogy err6l bizonysagot
szolgaltassunk Japannak, valo-
szinu, hogy a k0vetkezo napok-
ban Kina ebben az orszagban
isrnet huszon0t millio dolla,
kolcs0nt kap. E kolcsonoket
ugyan mi mem adjuk fegyve.
rekre es haborus celokra, de a
haboruban allo nemzetek min:
den er6forrasa kozvetve is q
haboru. ugyet szolgalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
ISMET ERET AKARNAK

vagni a veteranok a nemze-
ten, inert most bizonyos ese-
tekben nyugdijakat kovetelnek
a veteranok ozvegyeinek es ar
vainak a szamara. Koveteleseik
egy reszet valoszinIleg meg
kapjak, inert a, honatyak va
lasztasra keszulnek.
S hogy kozeledik a valasztas,
ait a siket emberek is meg
halifax a nagy politikai larma-
Eol.
A demokratak orszagos BIZ
zottsaga ulesezett mutt he
ten elhatarozta, hogy a part
nagy konvenciojat Chicagoban
fogjak tartani, de a konvencio
idopontja meg mines megszab-
va.
A vegrehajto bizottsag ma
gatartasa utan keves ketseg
van benne, hogy az elnok a
harmadszor valo jel0lest is
megkapja, ha akarja.
Aprilis els6 napjaiban lesz
az elso el6valasztas Roosevelt
es Garner kozt, inert mindket-
t6jtik nevet - megkerdezesik
es hivatalos beleegyezesiik mel
kill -. feltettek az illinoisi
ballotra. 81
A REPUBLIKANUS PART
legtevekenyebb je1oltjei meg
mindig TAFT Is Dewey, bar
vandenberg is elmondta els6
nagy kortes beszedet st. Paul
ban.
Bridges es GanEett keveseb-
bet beszelnek mem is latszik,
hogy nagyon kvancsi lenne
rajuk a polgarsag.
/ Hoover mostansban szinten
hallgat, de a kulisszak mogott
erdekeben er6sen dolgoznak S
ujabban ugy nez XII, mintha
Landon szeretne magat jelol-
tetni meg egyszer.
| S eek a lathato korteSmoz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15
hi e IT. = w b NJ L ID

dulatok csak legkisebb reszet
kepezik a ma mar teljes mer-
tekben dulo kampanynak.
A politikusok es politikai
partok alkudoznak az egyes
munkas szervezetekkel, a fele-
kezeti csoportokkal es a tar
sadalmi alakulatokkal S a f6-
varos meg van telve azokkal
a politikai racketeerekkel, akik
a valasztasok eveihen aratnak.
AZ IGAZSAGUGY-
MINISTER
a leber-fekerek elleni hadia-
ratot folytatja pert nyert a
multi heten Pittsburghban azok
ellen a racketeer munkasve-
zerek es munkaadok ellen, akik
mem is vedekeztek az ellenuk
felhozott vadak ellen.
Tomeges vad ala helyezesek
t0rtennek nap-nap utan az or
szag minden reszeben S eze-
ket megelegedessel fogadja a
polgarsag.
Kevesbbe lelkesedett a lakos-
sag azert t6meges elfogatas-
ert, amt a multi heten Det-
roitban rendeztek.
Egy csomo embert azon a
cimen elfogtak, hogy a spanyol
polgarhaboru alatt a. lojalistak
zaszlaja ala segitettek sorozni,
ami ellenkezik az amerikai
torvennyel.
Valoszinii, hogy eek az en-
berek a torvenyeket tenyleg
megszegtek valoszinu, hogy
a Spanyolorszagban elpusztult
amerikai fiuk sziilei es rokonai
kovetelik a vizsgalatot, de fe-
lesleges volt, hogy az elfogott
emberekre ejszakanak idejer
t0rjenek ra es lancon vigyek
oket a biro ele a rendorok.
A GAZDASAGI HELYZE'Tl'
egyaltalan mem javult a multi
heten, s0t a SzokasoS tell visz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-15

szaesest egy-re nagyobb mer-
tekben erezziik.
A puhaszenipart meg az sem
lenditette fel, hogy egy heten
at eros hidegek voltak az egesz
orszagban, inert az ipari fo-
gyasztas jelentekenyen meg
csokkent.
A nehez iparban a mutt he
ten mar csak 73 szazalekos
uzemmel dolgoztak attol tar
tanak, hogy az e no vegere le-
esik 60-65 szazalekra ugy,
hogy emelkedes csak marcus
elejen lesz az acelgyartasban.
Sz autoipar iizeme is lenye.
gesen megcsappant kiilono-
sen a Ford gyar vagta lie husz
szazalekkal a termelest a multi
heten. A kereskedok keen sok
vi kocsi van AIT hiszik, hogy
a kovetkezo harom hetben q
termeles csokkenni fog a gya-
rakban.,
Ugyanez a helyzet termesze-
tesen konnyu iparban S je-
lenleg bOOmOt cSak a reDiilG-
gep iparban es a szerszam-
iparban eszlelnek.
BIZTAT0 JELENSEG Az.
hogy mem csokkent, de emel
kedett a vasutak forgalma S.
hogy ismet felszokott az ipari
celokra gyartott villany fo-
gyasztas.
Ebbol AIT iteli mindenki,.
hogy marcus elejere nagyobb
ipari tevekenysSgre keszulnek
az egesz orszagban.
Termeszetesen erosen meg
valtoztatna a gazdasagi hely-
zetet, ha akar komoly habo-
ru, akar beke lenne Europa
ban Vehemesebb haboru min
den esetre gyorsan juttatna
l1agyobb rendeleseket ennek a
nernzetrek S ha beke lenne,
+ (Foivtatass az ok ojdalon)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-16
Christ. Science
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE

Substance" will be the subject of the lesson sermon.
 The Golden Text is taken from Revelation AS: Holy, holy, holy, Lord Gold Almighty, which was, and is, and is to come"
 Bible readings include the follow ing passage from Haggai 1:9: "Ye looked for much, and, 10, it came to little; and when ye brought 1t home, did blow upon 1t. Why? saith the Lord of hosts. Because of mine house that is waste, and ye run every man unto his own house. "
 Selections from the Christian Sci erlce textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, include the fol- lowing: ITO himself, mortal and ma terial man seems to be substance, but his sense of substance involves error and therefore is material, temporal. As God is substance and man is the divine image and likeness, man should wish for, and in reality has, only the substance of good, and substance of Spirit, not matter. The belief that man has any other substance, or mind, is not spiritual and breaks the First Com mandment, Thou shalt have one God, one Mind" (page 301: 6-9 17-23).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-16
Naugatuck Church. Directory

12 noon Sunday School Orchestra in choir room.
 3 p. m. Baptisms.
 The offering on Good Friday will be as usual for the work of the | Church in and about Jersualem and may be placed in the box at the foot of the Church as you leave.
 The regular choir of St. MichaepS church will be assisted on Sunday, March IT, Palm Sunday, at the II a. m. service by the grammar school choir.
 Attention will be called to the work of the Diocesan Chest Com mittee in collecting money for cer- tain purposes two of which are the rebuilding of St. Andrews church in Northford, of which the Rector was in charge some years ago and a colored Mission in Bridgeport. It is hoped that, if personal letters come to any members of the parish, that they will give them their best possible attention.
 The clergymen of Connecticut have been asked to call attention to Highway Safety Conference to D0 IlGkO OIL WCN4ACoAdJ, cAoASAA Ss from 10:3O a. m. to 4:30 p. m. be- ginning with a conference at Sprague Hall. The luncheon will be served at 12:30 p. m. at the Yale Dining Hall and the afternoon seS- sion will begin at 2 p. m. President Ogilby of Trinity College signs the notice and if their are any who would desire to go arrangements might be made for there represent- ing the parish if they refer to the rector.
 The speaker on Wednesday after. noon at the study class of the Wom- ems Auxiliary will be Mrs. H Ravens Peck, educational secretary for the New Haven Archdeaco
 The program requested by the presiding Bishop of the Episcopa church is being carried out to some extent in St. Michael's Parish. Or the Sunday after Easter, March 3l the speaker at the II a. m. morning service will be Miss Mary Louise Pardee. Miss Pardee is the repre- sentative for New England on the ex. ecutive board of the woman's auxi. liary in the United States. A mat, ter of local interest is that she i also the niece of the Rev. Docto Charles l.. Pardee, former rector O St. Michael's Parish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-16
.16% DECREASE
 IN ACCIDENTS
Citizens Committee Notes Improvement for Month
 of February

A 16 per cent decrease in automo- bile accidents last month as com- pared with February, 1899, is noted in the monthly summary of Water bury motor vehicle accidents released today by the Waterbury Citizens Permanent Traffic Safety Commit tee, of which Major John Burrall is president, and Frank Green, sec- retary.
 The summary was compiled by James Little, statistician of the po- lice accident prevention bureau.
 The decrease is 32 per cent as com- pared with February, 1888.
 Total accidents for the month to- tailed 60, one of them being fatal 16 non-fatal, and 43 causing prop erty damage.
 Personal injury accidents have been reduced by 75 per cent over the two preceding years.
 The citizens traffic committee will meet next Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-16
BOARD CONSIDERS
 NEW APPOINTEES

Appointment of, successor to Joseph Colloty, who resignel as physical education director of the grammar schools, two weeks ago is expected to be made at a meeting of the board of education Monday night.
 The race for the post has nar- rowed down to two candidates, Joseph Lee and Harold McGrath, with the latter believed to have the inside trek because his name has been on the waiting list man years and he has acquired experience by substituting in local schools.
 Lee has been employed in New Haven since his graduation from the Arnold Physical Training school.
 Mondays meeting is also expected to witness the recommendation of departmentalized waiting list for applicants to the high school facul- ties.
 The recommendation will come from a joint -teacher-rules commit tee appointed to study the matter at the last meeting of the board.