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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25

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Ahogy engem yer
PABLO IMRE BARTON
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Szerelmes vagyok en-
ZENEKARI CSARDASOK
Columbia Lemezek
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BENczE KARoLY
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IFJ. BERkES Bella
CiGANYZENEkARA
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Kis szekeres, Macy szekeres
F-2S5 Kicsi meg a mi lanyunk
Rakassa XII, rakassa
F-2S4 Vekony deszka kerites
Mem utik a jogasNt agyon
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Piros, piros, piros
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$40 ALADAR
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ZENEKARI HALLGAToK
Columbia Lemezek
10 inch - so cent
OREG RERkES Bella
cIGANYZENEkARA
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ZENEKAROK ,ENEKKEL
Columbia Lemezek
10 inch - SO cent
NYARAY kARoLY ENENEL
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25
ZENEKARI HALLGATOK
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ZENEKAROK ENEKEKKEI
Victor Lemezek
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szANTo GYULA
TENOR ENEkES
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25

ZENEKARI CSARDASOK
Victor Lemezek
10 inches. IS cent darabja
BuRA SANDoR
CiGANYZENEkARA
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Csc, csc.
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MAGYARl lMRE
ClGANYZENEkARA
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Who's Egy rozsafan
Reszeg vagyok rozsam
Andalgo es csardas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25
RESS SZENEUZLET
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BEJELENTE ESE

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Szerelmes vagyok en-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25
IFJ. BERkES Bella
CIGANYZENEkARA

$40 ALADAR
ciGANYZENEKARA
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-04-25
OREG BERkES Bella
CiGANYZENEkARA

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Nincsen penzem
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12

(about wks. ago. under her
maiden name, Ann Plumley. The
groom, I hear, met her a few days
before. Cafe society thought she
was going to marry Bill Devlin, the
only Irishman in New York's fur
industry. Ann is of the Cannon
Towel fortune, of which she has 10
million dollars. I understand the
Philly papers carried it but no one
recognized the name Plumley L
like the Mary Murray Room at the
Hotel White and Irmgard and Alan's
dance Hangover" Saroyanish
theme Let There Be Love"
became the No. song, according to
its publisher, who shouts "Thanks!"
for calling it to his attn Edna
Wallace Hopper is to be prettied up
on the 23rd, her first plasttc oper-
alton in fourteen years - at Leroy
Sanitarium.
Billy Rose and Fannie Brice are
good friends again, which is as it
should be Modern American
fine glassware has taken a big
upSwing because of Yurrop's
ruined crafts. Tell Mrs. w. :.
Jimmy McHugh's next big hit will
be Say 1t" from the Benny pic.
His best since: Cant Give You
Anything But Love" Courtney
Burr and Dana SUISSE, the song
writer, may wed sooner than
friends suspect Barbara Weeks
MRS. Carl Frank, he's an ~NBC
mani are imaging Meyer Berg
ers' doing a honey on B'way Rose,
the smellebrity :. The ziegfeld
Girls Club affair at the Waldorf
on the 9th should be gay. Agnes
Franey will be Shirley Temple"
when she stooges for Jessel =. a. Ben
Harrad, the arranger, is in the Ali
mony Jail in L. 1. City. He is
arranging a song in his cell for
Jack Meakin's band. Get the irony:
It's LET There eB Love-! Add
new papers: The Pulaski (Va)
Times; The Rutland (Vt) Times;
The Springfield (Mass) Union;
The Tyler (Texas) Times. Those
new ones in the Orient and Pan
anna are: The Sonnomiya Chronicle
and Panama Free Press.
"PinocchiO," hear, is laying a
financial egg, may be lucky to meet
production cost. Disney has halted
production on "Bambi," awaiting
further public reaction The
Louie Armstrong records, his latest
are his toppers. His old true self
is the Lazysipi Steamer platter {.
wolverine Blues" is another cork
er I witnessed excellent po-
lice action yesterday at a. m. near
123rd Street yesterday at 4 a. m.
near 123rd Street and 7th avenue.
Detectives Ed. j. Ledwith and VIM.
Dunn shot it out with huge col
ored man, who escaped from their
car and ran into an apartment bldg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12

Gerry Nugent, Jr., son of the
president of the Philadelphia Ma
tional League Baseball Club, serves
as bat boy for that team.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12
Local Anglers Waiting
Trout Season Opening

Of the brooks and the trout have
a continuous banquet setup while
the condition exists.
All fishing equipment was be-
ing put in shape today by the
fishermen and fisherwomcn.
A last minute rush for fishing
licenses is expected at the local
town clerks office late today.
Seven hundred and seventy five
Waterburians have secured Ii
censes allowing them to try their
luck at fishing when the season
opens tomorrow, according to a
compila ton made at the office of
Town Clark Mary c. Kilmartin.
There have been SIS fishing Ii
censes issued, along with $50 COM
bination hunting and fishing Ii
censes. In addition, there have
been IS hunting licenses issued
locally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12
Walter Wi1lcIleu
On BrOadzCav

tTrads Mark Registered Copyright 1890 Mirror
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12

Krasow are members of the conven-
TONS resolutions committee.
The resolutions committee Of
which Walter Howe of Litchf1eld,
speaker of the House of Represen-
tatives, is chairman will get into
harness almost Immediately upon
arrival of its % members. An open
session will pe held at 8 p. m. to-
night and at 10 a. m. tomorrow for
receipt of proposed resolutions. The
committees finished product will be
presented as the last item of bus
mess at the business session tomor-
row afternoon. The executive COM
mittee meets tonight at 8.
Registration
Delegates will register at the
Hotel Taft where the entire con-
vention is to be held, during the
forenoon tomorrow. Close to 700 will
be certified, L. Richard Bolden of
West Hartford, state president, re-
ported today.
The main business session at
o'clock tomorrow will have for
chairman, Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr., of
Sufield, majority leader of the
House of Representatives, and for
secretary, Miss Arloyn Marigold of
Milford.
Joseph E. Talbot of Naugatuck,
state treasurer, will be POSTMASTER
of the banquet at p. M, Saturday
Guests at the banquet will include
Governor Raymond E. Baldwin,
Lieutenant-G Governor James L. NC
Conaughy, U. S. Senator John A.
Danaher, Congressman B. J. Mon
kieWicz, William j. Miller, Thomas
r. Ball and Albert E. Austin, Fred
R. zeller, Comptroller, Francis A.
Pallotti, encouragement Mrs. Sara
A. Crawford, secretary of state,
Samuel F. Pryor, Jr., national COM
mitteeman, Benjamin E. HARDWOOD,
state chairman, and Miss Katherine
Byrne, vice chairman.
An innovation at the banquet will
be the introduction of a song, Hail
to Connecticut" which has been
dedicated to Governor Baldwin by
its composers, Sy Quinto, Lew
Shortly and James Martin of Hart
ford. Dancing will follow the ban
quet. Election of officers by the ex-
ecutive committee takes place Sat-
urday afternoon. They will be in
stalled at II a. m. Sunday by James
B. Lowell of Canton, former pres
ident.
Sinh Tho irv,1nu
d. Committee sub-chairmen assist
ing Mr.. Bacon in making arrange
ments for the convention include:
banquet, James r. Kavanaugh OF
New Haven; credentials, j. Ralph
Vickery of Stamford, Albert M. Cos
Ter of New Haven, secretary; enter
tainment, Harold Hadley of Water
bury; invitations, Cecil Reed of
East Hartford; publicity, Robert l..
Gilbert of Stratford; reception Mrs.
Hazel Clark of Chester; registration,
Herbert Korn of East Haven; tick
cts, Russell H. Atwater of New Ha-
ven; decorations, Miss Adelaide Gel
entano of New Haven.
The delegation from the Young
Mems Republican Club of Water
bury will consist of the following:
Delegates j. Warren Epson,
George Mitchell, William Curtis, Jo-
seph Reiner, William Kolbeck,
George Kingston, John w. McGurk,
Nicholas Jamele, Harold Rogers,
Harold Manville, Frederick w. Pa
lomba, James Morrowk, Max Kiess-
ling, Vernon Hail, Harry Krasow,
Domenic Santora, Charles Goggins,
Louis Shaker, William Faber, Edwin
Wells, Philip N. Berstein, Cleo Bou-
chard, Yale Matzkin, Samuel Ma
hailoff, Edward Udelowitz, Charles
DeBisschop. William Root, Jr., Bur-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12
Young COP. Holding State Convention
PHYSICAL men
PICK GOODWIN
Y Director Named Presi=
dent of State Association
in New Haven

Seth Goodwin, physical director Of
the local Y. M C. A., has been nom
mated as president of the Y. M. c.
A. Physical Directors association
for Connecticut. This announce
ment was made yesterday by the
state Y. M. c.. A. Office in New Ha-
ven. AS this is the only nominal
ton, it is tantamount to election.
He has also been elected mem
Der of the state physical education
committee, subcommittee of the
state Y. M. G. A. committee, which
is charged with the responsibility
of leadership for the physical pro-
gram of the Y. M. C. AS of the
state. The Physical Directors So
ciety is the professional body of Y.
M. c. A. physical directors for the
state.
Director Goodwin came to Water
bury three years ago from New York
city, where he was physical director
at the Seamen's branch YMCA.
He received his B. S. degree from
Springfield college in 1888, and is
attending college We dnesday after
noon and evening each week and
spending each summer vacation in
summer school, in preparation for
his masters degree in physical edu-
cation.
Nit. Goodwin Is also trained in
physical education. She has both
bachelor and masters degrees in
physical education from New York
university, and advises regarding
the physical education program for
young women in the local "Y."
Seth Goodwin attended his first
meeting of the state physical educa-
ton at New Haven last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12

where he was shot dead, after pull
ing the biggest As you ever did see.
He assaulted a dancer in Count
BaSie's crew, a fresh little guy who
sassed reporters who asked his
name, instead of being thankful the
police riSked their lives for him.
When you see the brave Ledwith
and Dunn ask them how come they
don't friSk their man first instead
of just trusting to luck?
Swell show at the Paramount
Mitchell Ayres' orchestra, Lupe
Velez, Red SHELTON are the toppers
swift entertainment. Mary Ann
Mercer, the Ayres vocalist, clicked,
too On Aug. LIST we said that
dockworker named P. Panic, who
fought the gangsters in Brooklyn.
was wearing cement suit in the
East River ). One of the confessed
murderers just admitted it was
true :. Bill Corum's doing fine for
WMCA at $50 Has anyone ever
remarked that he Planetarium is
great spot for necking? 1t has
the darkest seats and starriest sky
in town.
Murder, Inc" was created by
Asa Bordages, a World-Tely re-
writer, who writes detective fiction
after hours. Ironically, he can't
usethat now famous phrase for
his latest mag article because some
bloke registered it the day of publ
cation Boy, they sure take
anything that isn't nailed down.
don't they? Don't forget the
Press Photogs' Dance at the Aston
tonight Gus Van is being en-
barrassed by kin whose phony
checks are bouncing. "A. j.. Gresh-
Ter of the RKO Bldg, also warns
locals to beware of the guy who
is allegedly using Greshler's bust
ness cards. Name is Leonard Van
A chlorine was advised to read
the new book, Twelve Against AL
cohol". 1t tells why DRINKS should
betreated with sympathy and I'M
derstanding. A few days lated she
was asked her opinion of it. II
tried to read it going home in the
SUBWAY, Sne TeplleQ, DuG 1 Coulun
finish it because was continually
annoyed by three stews."
Amusing incident on 53rd st.
the other night. The owner of a
chain of eating spots was plenty
high and tried to get into Ell Nor
Deco where he was not admitted. He
tried the Stork with the same well
come. So he retreated to one of
his branch restaurants where he saw
a Stork Club page boy Gin uniform
eating. He chased him out yelling:
IT can't get into the Stork - so
you stay out of here!" Jim
Tully, by the way, thinks he's the
only Stork patron who can get in
without a tie How about Kath-
arine Hepburn?
YOUR GIRL FRIDAY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12
COMMUNITY CLUB
COMMITTEE NAMED

A committee was named last
night to take charge of the l4th
anniversary dinner of the Wash
ington Hill Community club at a
meeting in the community house.
Arthur Frageau is chairman, as
sisted by James Gladney. presi-
dent; John Cuddy, vice-president;
Mrs. Henry A. Hayden, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. John pzick,
financial secretary; John Whelan
treasurer; Mrs. Whalen, Mrs. Fra
geau, Mrs. Richard Scadden, Frank
Sturges, Henry A. Hayden. John
Dalton, James Carroll, William
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12

Waterbury devOtees of the art
Of fishing along with thousands of
fishermen throughout Connecticut
will pull on their boots at dawn
tomorrow when the trout season
officially opens. If the weather
stays as is today however they'll
have a tough time putting the
boots" to the evasive little fishes,
who are to the piscatoriaI world
what the fox is to the animal
kingdom, when it comes to being
cunning.
All of the brooks in this vicinity
are swollen and running at rapid
speed as a result of the recent
heavy rains. If it should rain
tonight the going for the trout
fishermen will be even tougher.
1t is bad enough to have the
waters in the brooks cold and run
ming high but it SENS there is
further complications under such
conditions. When the books are
high food is washed from the banks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12

ton Walker, aJmes Boylan, Maurice
Gruskay, John McHugh, Raymond
Gibbons, Michael Stolff, Michael
Devinchi.
Alternates Giuseppe Loyallo,
William Magee. Frederick Goodwin,
Newton Post, Robert Garfield, AL
fred Perkins, Edward Sweeney, Her.
bert Farnloff, Harold V. Boyce,
Charles Hughes, James Murphy,
Louis Cifaldi, Simon Cronin, Floyd
Rasmussen, William Hennessy, Ray
Palmer, Fred Packard, Benjamin
Robin, Andrew Cooney, George Nc
Grath, Hugh Gilman, Walter Smet-
hurst, John Hayes, John Deleskis,
Homer Bernier, Harold Parkinson,
Michael J'Anthony, John M. Bur-
rail-, John Stokes and Samuel Ger
Vero.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12
GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL
IN REUNION TONIGHT

Members of the Waterbury Girl
Scout Council will hold their annual
camp reunion at o'clock tonight
at the Y. M. G. A.
Arranging the affair are Misses
Muriel Edwin, Janet Edwin, Mary
Driscoll, Ann Darlington, Betty
Donahue and jeanette Allard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12
WaterburyS ending64
Delegates to essionIn
New Haven Saturday
Preliminary Sessions Start This Evening Governor
Baldwin, IT, S. Senator Danaher to Address Meet
ing; Talbot Chosen for Position of TOastmaster

The fifth annual convention of
Connecticut Young Republicans will
open at the Hote1 Taft, New Haven,
tonight with Waterbury delegates
playing active roles. The conven-
ton will continue tomorrow and end
on Sunday.
President Harold K. Hadley of the
Young Mems Republican Club of
this city has appointed "a delegates
and "a alternates to represent the
group. Former Mayor Patrick NJ
Perriello will lead a group of dele
gates from the Young Mems Italian
Republican Club.
Mr.. Hadley is chairman of the
entertainment committee for the
convention. Town Chairman j..
Warren Epson and Attorney Harry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12
MEMos OF A COLYUMER's GIRL
FRIDAY

MEMOS OF A COLYUMER'S GIRL
FRIDAY
Dear Mr.. Colin: 1 see where the
State Dept is concerned about the
fate of Greenland which is conSid-
cred in the Western Hemisphere.
The sneerers Of our preparedness
editorials don't feel so safe this
morning Eddie Cantor phoned.
Has swell slogan for The Light
house for the Blind. Wishes you'd
pass it along to them, to wit: "Oh
Gag Can You Self You Can
Help Those Who Cant!" The re-
port persists that Chamberlain may
be replaced by Churchill as head
man, with Eden becoming foreign
sec'y and Duff Copper, another Hit
ler-hater, as his asst. Mebbe in 3
wkS.
The beautiful English show girl
Zoe Jack, didn't sail with the
Folies Bergere on the Brittanic
which departed secretly. She wor-
ried so about the danger they had
to leave her here in a hotel room
with a nurse Alvin Hamburg's
version of the quip which so many
submitted, is best offered IN this
manner: Hitler Invades Den
mark" That something" which
is rotten in that country has at
last been identified The Gang
Busters program is doing the
Lepke surrender via CHS at 8
p. m. tomorrow.
C. Vanderbilt, ST., sold his yacht,
Winchester, to the Canadian govt
three wks. ago for practically what
she is worth as scrap iron. The fee
was $4,000. She cost over three
million to build. Fastest private
vessel afloat - AZ knots, 10 knots
faster than the Queen Elizabeth.
The Vanderbilts had her Is years.
She'll become patrol vessel. Can
ada is buying up many other yachts
in Miami owned by the rich. Picked
up II already, which originally
cost the owners 4 0million. Canada
bought them for less than $250,00O.
Richard Arlington has no more
to do with British Intelligence
than you have. 1t started as
gag, I hear, when someone kidded
him. Nice guy, too j.. I just heard
that Bartlett's Quotations, which
almost every writer owns copy
of, doesn' contain zone saying of
Confucius, who was supposed to be
so good. Probably his raiders are
in it with his stuff {. . Lillian Roth
Is in the new Hollywood Restau-
rant revue - trying to forget the
unfavorable publicity. She tells
chrlms she brought it on herself.
Thrice married Ann Cannon
(the former Mrs. Smith Reynolds)
is supposed to have wed her 4th
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-04-12

Kelly and Theodore Donahue.
Preliminary arrangements we're
made for memorial services for
departed members on Memorial
day and for the annual July 4th
celebration.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-21
SCHOOL BOARDS
GATHER TONIGHT
Members In Is Counties To
Meet AT Fayetteville
High School

School board members a n d
superintendents of the 13 counties
in the Southeastern district will
meet in the Fayetteville H g h
school tonight for their annual din
ner session.
Talks will be made by H. E.
Stacy, Lumberton, and H. E.
Isenhour, Salisbury, respectively
past president and president OF
the state school board associa-
ton, and DR.. Ralph w. Mcdonald,
Chapel Hill, it was announced
here by John Marshall, district
president.
The dinner session will be held
in Fayetteville's new high school
cafeteria, beginning at $50
o'clock.
Superintendent H. M. Roland, of
New Hanover. will say the invo-
cation, and Horace Sisk, Fayette-
vile superintendent, will make
the address of welcome.
Guy B. Phillips. of Chapel Hill,
executive secretary, will make a
report on the activities of the
North Carolina State School Board
association.
Election of officers will con-
c!ude the session.
All school board members,
school committeeman and super
intendents and principals of the
Southeastern district are invited
to attend, Marshall said. Counties
in the district are: New Hanover,
Brunswick, Pender, Onslow, Jones,
Duplin, Sampson. Bladen, Column
bus, Robson, Cumberland, Hoke
and Scotland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-21
Odd FeNows To Give
Oyster Roast Al Pier

Cape Fear Lodge No. 2, Indepen.
dent Order of Odd Fellows, will give
an oyster roast tonight at
Z o'clock at the Atlantic View Pier,
Wrightsville Beach.
All members are invited to at.
tend and are asked to meet at the
Odd Fellows Temple at Third and
Princess street at $50 o'clock te
leave by automobile.
Members who have not reported
to the committee, composed of Glenn
G.. Marlowe, chairman; David b. ia.
cobb, ]. P. Newborn and W. L.
Wynne, ST., are asked to do so as
early as possible in order that trans.
portation can be arranged.