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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
A HELY| MAGYAR
RADIO MUSOR

A szokasos hetfo esti Macy
bizottsagi magyar radio oran
Rendes testverek zenekara sep
es legujabb magyar hallgatok-
kal es csardas darabokkal tette
valtozatossa a miisort.
DR.. Laurisin Jen6, a miisor
bejelent6je r0vid, de tartalmas
ismerteto beszedeben ramuta-
tott Magyarorszagnak Angolor-
szaggal valo kapcsolatara.
Az angol nyelvu ismertet6
beszed utan Wolfne kellemes
hangjat hallottuk ismet, aki a
zenekar kiserete mellett elene-
kelte az ''Itt hagyom a falu-
tokat' kozismert es kedvelt
magyar hallgatot. A zeneka1
nehany csardas szammal be-
Zarta a muSOrt.
A j0v0 heten a magyar mil.
sor ismet meg lesz tartva
rendes idoben, 1O:15-kor g
WFMJ Youngstown radio allo
mason.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
A VERHOvAY KUPA
YOUNCSTOWNBAN

A youngstown Verhovay
fiokok szoft ball csapata nyer-
tie ell a Pittsburgh k0rnyeki
Verhovay Liga bajnoksagat.
A kitun6 csapat 20 merk6zes
kozil 17-et nyert meg a Johns
town, Homestead, E. Pitts
burgh, Zelienople es Beaver
Falls Verhovay csapatok ellen.
A youngstown csapat nyerte
ugy az elso, mint a masodik
fordulo els6 dijat, ICY tehat
mem kellett a ket fordulo gyoz-
tese koz0tt merkozest tartani.
Brogley Ferenc igazgato hoz-
ia a jo hirt Pittsburghbol es
kijelentette, hogy a remek Yer
hovay kupa atadasa egy az
ifjusagnak rendezendo mulat-
sag kereteben lesz megtartva
es a kupat Darago Jozsef k0z-
ponti elnok fogja atadni.
A youngstown fiuk meyer
demlik az egesz magyarsag di-
cseretet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
JObB Is 0LCS0BB LAKASOKAT

Aki mem sajnalja a faradsa-
got, maga is konnyen kisza-
mithatja, hogy ez csakugyan
ICY van. Tizenket ev alatt evi
reszletekben ujra es ujra meg
kell vasarolnunk tulajdon ha-
zunkat, ha AIT akarjuk, hogy
annak zavartalan birtokaban
maradhasSuk. A haztulajdO-
nosnak a berlovel szemben
csak annyi el6nye van, hogy
nem kell a felmondastol feljen.
Legfeljebb a birosagok lakol-
tathatjak XII, ha k0telezettse-
geinek mem tud eleget tenni.
A haziurtol mines nit feljen.
Mindez, amt mondottunk,
foldrajzilag az Eszakon lakok-
ra vonatkozik es semmi k0ze a
deli allamokhoz, ahol a viszo-
nyok egeszen masak. Annyira
masak, hogy peldaul a deli al
lamok egyik nagyobb varosa-
ban hivatalos megallapitasok
szerint 4935 csaladnak soha
mem volt furd6szobaja, 2642
csaladnak a felrees6 helye az
udvar hattereben osszevert bo-
deban volt es 800 hazban So
ha mem volt vizvezetek, hanem
vagy messzirol hoztak vizet
vagy piszkos kutakb6l meritet.
tex a talaj veszedelmes szenny.
vizet. p
Es ilyen viszonyok kozott 9
varos szerencsetlen szegenyeit
allandoan nyomorgatta a leg
sz0rnyusegesebb hazber uzsora
J (FoLytatdsa a Six 0ldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
A MAHONING AVEI
HIDAT ATEPITIK

A Mill Creek feletti Maho-
ming Avei veszelyes hid atepi-
teset september San, kedden
megkezdtek. Az epites alatt
azon keresztul a forgalom szu-
netel es csak a mellekutakon
lehet a varosba jutni. A Poland
es Boardman kozotti 224-es
szamu ut szelesiteset szomba-
ton szinten megkezdtek. Az
ut kettos reszre lesz beosztva,
egyenkent % lab szeles. Szerz6-
des ertelmeben a munka no
vember Ire elkesziil. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05

A meg mem polgar magya-
roknak, akiknek az vi torveny
ertelmeben regisztralni kell,
nagyszeru es kedvezo alkalmat
szerzett a Nagybizottsag. Brog-
ley Ferenc, a Nagybizottsag ell
noke egy korabbi gyules hata-
rozata alapjan eljart Craver
f6postamesternel es Warren
Steel regisztralasi feliigyel6nel.
Brogley k0zbenjarasa skier
rel jart. Mr.. Steel elhatarozta,
hogy jo lesz megprobalni a
magyarok regisztralasat olyan
helyen, amelyet ismernek eS
ahol magyar szarmazasu Sc
gitok allanak rendelkezesukre.
A kiserlet szinhelyeul kisze-
meltek a Magyarok Nagyasszo-
nya egyhaz, a N. Bellevista
avenuen talalhato iskolahazat
"a templom mogott), Ide fog
kiszallni Steele felugyelete
alatt hat regisztralo tis- tviselo
es kiviszik az ujj lenyomato-
kat felvevo kesziileket is.
Ugy, hogy azok a nnagyarok
akik mem polgarok, mem lesz
mex kenyteleneklemenni a va.
rosba a fopostara; hanem ell.
mehetnek egy altaluk ismert
helyre Is ott megfelelo segit.
seggel kiallithatjak a kerdoive'
ket es megkaphatjak regisztra'
lasi igazolvanyukat.
Egy 'regisztralas kozel fel
orat veszr igenybe, hacsak elore
XII mem tolti a lapunkban is
kozolt es a postan7 el6re kap.
hato kerdoiWet. Ha mem tudjs
kitolteni, lesznek ottan ismer'
magyar szarmazasu emberek
akik segiteni fognak a kitol
tesnel.
Ez a regisztralaS jOvo cSu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05

Abban a k0rnyezetben,
amelyben mi elunk, egyebet Sc
latunk, csak szegenyseggel valo
allando tiilekedest, birkozast.
A mi kuzdelmiink, hogy abbol
a kevesb6l, ami manapsag ke-
zeinkhez jon, ha nem is min
denre, de nagyon sokra teljek,
annyira allando, hogy mar ege-
szen termeszetes allapotnak ia
laljuk es szinte megnyugszunk
a gondolatban: ennek ICY kell
lenni.
Macy, millional tobb lakossal
biro varosban elven, ugy latom.
hogy elso es legnagyobb gon-
dunkat a lakassal valo birko-
zas okozza. A lakberek olyan
magasak, hogy sok egyeb mas
tol, eteltol, ruhatol, szorako-
zastol, sot egeszsegiinktol kel]
elvonnunk egyet-mast, csak-
hogy a lakbert idejere elote-
remtheSSiik.
Mikor lakberrol beszelek, be-
leertem ebbe a csoportba azo-
kat a szerencseseknek mondOtt
atyankfiait is, akik sajat ha-
zukban laknak. Eek ugyan
latszolag mem fizetnek lakbert
de helyzetiik cseppet sem ro.
zsas, inert mint egyik hires
kozgazdaszunk megallapitotta
A sajat haz birtoka csak
annyit jelent, hogy AIT min
den tizenket evben ujra es ujrs
meg kell vasarolnunk, az ad6k
vizdijak, javitasok, biztositasol
reven.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
A CAMPBELL VERHOVAY
FI0K GYYYULESRE HIV

A Campbell Verhovay 321-
TX fiok most vasarnap delutan
2 orakor a Cempbelli Magyar
Hazban, 118 Reed Ave. alatt
tartja gyiileset.
A hosszu vakacio utan ez az
els6 gyulesiink, azert kerjiik
lehet6leg az 0ssztagsag pontos
megjeleneset.
Tagtarsi szeretettel
RGb6csi Istvda, titkdr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
A MAGYAR NAPON.
A HASzON S545

A nemregen megtartott
Nagybizottsag gyiles jova hagy
ia a Magyar Nap elszamolasat,
amelynek reszleteit lit kozol-
juk.
A Magyar Nap a radio gyiij-
tessel egyetemben $545.4 A tisz-
ia hasznot hajtott. Szokas sze-
rint az augusztusi gyiiles a
Nagybizottsaghoz tartozo hat
magyar egyhaznak egyenkent
10 dollar adomanyt utalt XII.
BEVETEL:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
A VERHOVAY NAP
ELSZAMOLASA

A Youngstown Verhovay
Nap elszamolasanak eredme-
nye:
Bevetelek osszesen - $155O.63
Kiadasok 0sszesen =. $1O99.28
Maradvany =. - =. $451.35
A maradvany 0sszege a ha-
rom Youngstown, 21-ik, 1O8
es a 364 szamu Verhovay fiok
k0z0tt lett egyenloen elosztva.
Mindegyik fiok $15O.45-t ka-
pott.
Juhasz J6zsef,
NEH.&., l~s-~AASx-. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
NIT FIzET A ].
MAGYAR NEMzET

A Magyar Nenlset boldog.
Is - mint n1indig = most
is siavd kell 1eki vigadni.
Mert ss0r1ayd drat fisetett
a m0gyar- nemset, hogy a
ronadn rdbsdgbd a n1agya-
rohat naegvdltsa.
Hajdan, mikor a t0r0k0k
a naegh6ditott nepek gyer-
mekeit rabssolgasdgba hur-
coltdk, 1agyraeha n1egenged-
TEX, hogy c, rabsdgot az el-
harcolt gyernaek tejebe az
apa, Uagy az apa helyebe a
gyernek vdllalja.
A magyar nenaset nen1et
rabsdgba hajtotta Ct fejet,
hogy a Romadnidban szenve-
do magyarokat megvdltsa.
A becsi "egyesnae1aynek" a
ressleteit meg mem kosoltek,
de kissivdrgott mar eanyi
beIOle
II a MGgyarorssdgon le-
u6 nen,et Bu'ad teljes poll
tikni sscbadsdgot elves.
hogy a naaga ndsi eletet
I elhesse es
q a naagyarorssdgi mdsi
Bund az egyetle1a nenaet
sserDeset, anaelynek tagja
tartoslk lenui n1iade7a me-
met ssdrnaasdsu magyar.
| (Tehdt telosslatjdk C. hasa-
/ flGS SDGbOE SserDeSetet eS
belekenysserittk 6ket a ne
met Bundba).
81 q nen1etekneE teljes
ssabadsdguk less, hogy akdr
n1ilyen sservesetet csi71dl-
hassanak, pelddul testeds0
es sport sserveseteket (Oagy-
is kul0n nen1et nailicia less
Magyarorssdgon.)
~ a 1emetek1ek "megte-
lel6 crdnyban" joguk va1a
kornadny tisstsegekre es al
lanai n,unkdkra es tiSstse-
gekre.
s. nemet 1adsi iskoldkat
dllitanak tel, anaelyek teljes
ta71itdsi ssabadsdgot elUez-
mex Is az dltaluk naegssn-
bott tanread sserint tGnita-
max.
| g. q 1enaet nyelv hassnd-
latdt a kornadny mem gdtol-
| hat1n Ss ahol a lGkossdg
egy harnaada 7aenaet vGgy
71emet ssdrmaasdsu, oft a
IMAGYARRAL EGYENRAN-
IGU HIVATALOS NYELV
lesz a 1aenaet is. (Magyoror-
ssdgban).
/ u a nemeteknek teljes
| gyllekezesi, ss6lds es saJt6,
ssabadsdg jdr.
| 81 Joguk less a sajdt $40
vetkeseteiket, segelyegyletei'
ket es akdrnailye1a nads egye-
sIleteket alkotni.
! 81: Magyarorssdg k0telesl
n1dgdt, hOgy a 71enaeteE EL'
| IMAGYAROSODASAT MEM
ENGEDI MEG. (Magyaror-
ssdg terIleten.
! 1O) a nemeteknek joguk
lesz Nenetorssdgba Ia seer,
codes Mothe12d7,dn1E trj1.J
ssabddon, utlevel nelkll.
bdrn,ilcor atas1i. (VGgyis
akdTmik0r pGn1ssr1 ssdl0d-
hatnak Hitlerhes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05

mem fizette meg, igyekezzen
megfizetni, inert az is esedekes.
Tagtestveri szeretettel
Gy0rgy Tamas,
ia Tremble Ave
Campbell, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
Juhasz' J6zsef,
a bizottsag penztarnoka

verei: Gaspar es Gyorgy Ma
gyarorszagon, valamint kiter-
jedi rokonsaga.
Bolcshazy Janos lapunk els6
-elofizet6i k0z0tt volt. Harminc
even at hiisegesen olvasta az.
Amerikai Magyar Hirlapot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-09-05
HALALOzASOK

BISZTUCZ MIHALYNE, sziil.
Szollosi Veronika 26O Reed,
Ave, campbelli otthonaban ne
hany honapi sulyos betegseg
utan augustus 29-en So ewes
koraban elhalalozott. A meg
boldogult Magyarorszagon a
Heves megyei Domoszlon szu-
letett, ahonnan 1911-ben erke-
zett Amerikaba.
Tagja volt a Scent Istvan
rom. kat. magyar hitk0zsegnek,
az Oltar es Rozsafiizer Egylet-
mex es a Magyar Munkas Be
tegsegelyzo Egylet 169-ik osz-
talyanak.
Halalat gyaszoljak ferje,
Bisztucz Mihaly, leanya, Maria,
mostoha fla, Pollock Ferenc,
fogadott fla, Feher Janos, fl
we're, Szollossi Mihaly, North
Branch, Mich. ben es ket mos
toha unokaja.
Temetese szombaton, aug.
31-en volt a halottas hazbol,
maid a Scent Istvan templom-
ban Ft. Biro Lorinc plebanos
altal vegzett halotti gyaszszer-
tartasok utan a halott foldi
maradvanyait a Calvaria teme-
toben helyeztek orok nyuga-
lomra.
Macy csapas erte a Alb Dako-
ia Streeten lako Bolcshazy csa-
ladot augustus 29-en, amikor
r0vid szenvedes utan meghalt
a csaladfo, B0LCSHAZY JA-
NOS kozismert Greg amerikas
magyar, aki 70 evvel ezelott
szuletett Magyarorszagon az
Ung megyei Magyoros-on es
aki "A evvel ezelott vandorolt
XII Youngstownba. Megboldo-
guilt honfitarsunk egyike volt
Mahoning megye regi magyar
telepeSeinek,
Tevekeny tagja volt az Oreg
Reformatus Egyhaznak, a Ref
Ferfi es MOI Betegsegelyz6
Egyletnek, az Oreg Amerikas
Magyarok Csaladjanak. Eveker
ae megbecsult munkasa volt q
Carnegie-Illinois acel gyarte-
lepnek, ahonnan magas kors
miatt tavaly vonult nyuga-
lOmba.
Temetese szombaton, aug
31-en volt Vascsak kapolnaja
boil es az 0reg Ref. templom
boil, nagy reszvet mellett.
Gyaszoljak neje, sziil. XII.
Maria, leanya, ozv. Geress,
lSandorne, Youngstownban, fl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-18
BY ELMER c. WALZER United Press Flnancial Editorl

New York, Dec. 18.-(UP)ZStoc were mixed in quiet dealings today.
 Changes in many leading shares were very small, indicating that trad- CTS were operating cautiously. At midday U. S. Steel sold at 68 7-8, of 1-8 net and 3-4 below Its early high, while Bethlehem gave up most of an early 1 point gain. Chrysler held 1-4 point of a forenoon 3-4 point rise and General Motors was up Ia at 50.
 American Locomotive preferred Cat a new higl), Dow Chemical, General Cable preferred, and St. Joseph Lead gained point and more. Liggett & Myers preferred Cat new high and Scott Paper preferred gained ? points and more and Gold & Stock Tele- graph jumped 4 points to 90. equal ing its 194O high J. I. Case, Lone Star Cement and National Oil Products were down to 3 points.
 Aircraft, rubber, copper, rail and paper shares generally were easier. Oils were steady and utilities mixed AAOllA4 kuAAkOtC4s
 Chrysler opened at 75 Ia up 1-4; General Motors 50 1-8 up 1-4; Vest inghouse Electric 103 1-4 up 1-4; New York SIipbuilding 27 1-8 up 5-8; Chesapeake & Ohio A 1-4 up 1-4; Phillips Petroleum 40 1-2 up Ia; Consolidated Edison 22 1-8 up IA, and Du Pont 163 58 up 3-8.
 American Smelling and Woolworth lost 1-2 point and smaller losses were noted in Standard oil (New Jersey), International Harvester, Boeing, U. S. Rubber, Santa Fe and Western Union.
 Cotton Futures
 New York, Dec. 18.-(UP)-Mod. crate demand lifted cotton futures as much as 30 cents 8 bale today. Around noon prices were to 6 points higher. Opening quotations were to points higher.
 Buying was largely for the account of sopt interests, New Orleans Acc countt and Domestic Mills. The local market ignored the action of Bom-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-18


 ships thousand miles from our shores, despite the fact that no airplane has sunk a battleship so far in this war. The nearest thing to such destruction has been the Italian battleships severely dam aged by torpedoes while at anchor in Taranto. A battleship- at an- chor, manned by sailors whose morale is low, is very different from 8 ship at sea, manned by sailors whose nation has just con- quered Europe. Senator Danater thinks no large expediticnary force could be sent to this hem isphere. He semeS to have forgotten that in 1918 we sent 2,O86, 900 men to France by using 3,246,000 tons of shipping, much less tonnage than Hitler would have at his command. In 1938 the German and Italian merchant fleets total- led 7,534, 1000 gross tons. If Hitler should win, he undoubtedly would get control of large part of the more than 20,O00,000 tons of ship ping now controlled by the British Empire.
 Do we want to run the risk that these very questionable assump- tions may not be true? Is it not better to use every effort to see that the British beat Hitler rather than run the risk of fighting him later alone?
 I understood Senator Danaher to say that we were now giving England all the aid that could be given short of war. This is ob- viously incorrect. We have over 200 destroyers = England needs such vessels and it is clear we could spare another 50 or perhaps 100 of ours without seriously de- creasing the fighting power of our fleet. Our Army and Navy have perhaps five thousand airplanes. Many of these could be turned over to England without stopping our pilot training program. Only half of our military airplane pro- ducticn is going to England. Would it not be to our interest to see that si or 4-5 of it is sent overseas?
 It is surprising that man with the sources of information that Senator Danaher has should make such statements. It makes one wonder whether, like so many persons against helping England, his feleings on present American foreign policy are based more on hatred of England than on love of the best interests of the United States.
 Very sincerely yours,
 CHASE KIMBALL.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-18
MYSTERY BLAST
 ATC CINCINNATI
One Of Thirteen Victims Was Fully Clothed In
 Basement Of Block

Cincinnati, O., Dec. 18.-(UP)-A coroner's inquest began today into cause of the terrific explosion which destroyed two tenement-business buildings and killed 13 persons early yesterday. Mrs. Julia Koebbe, widow of one of the victims. will be one of the first witnesses. Coroner Frank Coppock seeks to find out what her husband. Joseph P. Koebbe. was doing ill his appliance shop i'll the basement of one of the buildings at time of the explo- sion at 3:25 a. III. Koebbe was the oniy victim fully clothed when taken from the ruins. Coroner Coppock said test of Koebbe's body disclosed a content of 75 per cent Illuminating gas in the air of his lungs Other victims showed from 20 per cent to no gas in their tests.
 All of the B victims except
 Koebbe died of injuries or burns suffered when the. three-story build-
 ings fell on or with them, Coppock said. One of the bodies recovered
 was that of baby believed born
 to Mrs. Lillian Schnetzer almost
 at time of the explosion. After an all-day investigation, firemen leaned toward two theories as to the cause of the blast leak in a gas line in the buildings or an explosion of some fluid. Raymond Roy, one of the residents of an upstairs apart ment, said Koebbe had warned him two months ago of a mysterious fluid" which could blow the whole building to pieces. Roy's state- ment was corroborated by his wife.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-18

rich natural resources. and raw ma- terialS and finally the temperament Of its workers.
 LavaPs present attitude is in- spired by his desire to see that his collaboration policy succeeds for the welfare of France in the im- mediate future.
 Beyond that he has hopes that France may some day be the agent l to effect reconciliation of the United States with Europe = a role he has dreamed he might be able to play personally due to his fam- fly and what he calls his great af- l lection for America. GavaPS daughter is the wife of Count Rene de Chambrun. descendant of Lafay- cite and citizen of the United States as well as France. AS Laval leaves office he still hopes that the United States can avoid being drawn into the war and he consid- CTS that Americas role is that of center for peace and hopes France, now defeated and disarmed, can guide CT help the United States ill that direction.
 Paris, Berlin to Decide
 The center of political activity shifted to Paris and Berlin with Abetz in Paris communicating with the Wilhelmstrasse ill Berlin.
 Reports abroad that Abetz brough
 Reports abroad that Abetz brought secret demands or delivered ultimatums in Vichy were described as false. While he was here Abetz talked briefly in the bedroom of the new foreign minister, Pierre Etienne Flandin, who is suffering from grippe.
 It was believed that in his brief chat with Flandin, Abetz satisfied himself that the new foreign min- ister would carry out Petain's in- structions and policies.
 Reports abroad that Flandin's illness was political were denied. Although Abetz has gone back to Paris, Flandin remains abed.
 Informed quarters said Laval's visit to Paris was private and that while there he would not be active politically. After winding up per- sonal affairs he planned to return to Chateldon. where his wife and daughter remain.
 Laval left privately" for Paris last night at about the same time that Abetz returned to the capital afer seeking an explanation from Petain of LavaPs custer from the cabinet.
 Laval, freed from house arrest after Abetz arrived, had taken part for half an hour in a three-hour conference between Petain and Abetz.
 Petain was expected as the result of his conference with Abetz. and the presumed clarification of the Laval affair, to speed up plans to remove his headquarters to Yer sailles, in German occupied terri tory outside Paris.
 Petain had been preparing to move to Versailles when his quarrel with Pierre Laval led to crisis which caused Lavals dismissal from the cabinet.
 The talk he had with Abetz yes terday was believed to have result ed in clarifying the atmosphere and making it plain that he intended to make no change in French pol icy toward Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-18
PAUL COCCIO'S
 CHARGE NOLLED
EastOn Avenue Driver Fine ed $5 For Violation
 Of Road Rules

Paul Coccio, g, of 77 Easton ave- nue, was granted nolle on pay ment of $5 when araigned in city court this morning charged with road rules violation before Judge T. E. Conway.
 Coccio was involved in accident on Easton avenue when his car col- lided> with a machine operated by Victor Przybysz, 25, of 185 Orange street, Motor Patrolman Joseph Lovallo reported.
 Two speeding charges were dis posed in court on payment of $10 after Prosecutor Atty. William K. Lawlor recommended 8 nolle in each case. They were George D. storm, 24, of 79 Clinton street, and Arthur Bovine, 27, of 19 Crown street, while another, Francis Gleason, A, of 47 Prospect street, charged also with speeding, received a continu- ance to tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-18

be able to make peace with Eng land before that time? Our pres- ent army is well under one mil- lion men. By next July ii will number 1,400,000, but most of them will be relatively untrained. Att present there are less than 100000 regular troops, a large pro- portion of them stationed in the Phillipines, Hawaii, the Panama Canal, and other foreign posts. It is probable that there are only 250,000 men in the National Guard, many of them not well trained. It is well known that we are tremendously short of mater ial. As against the. thousands of field artillery pieces, anti-aircraft guns, and tanks which Germany is known to have she was esti7 mated a year ago to have at least 5000 tanks, we had on August l, 1940, 530 anti-aircraft guns with 225O more "on order; 50,000 semi automatic rifles with 150,000 lon. order; 228 anti-tank guns with 1884 lon order; 335 pieces of field artillery with 1912 "on order; 85 light and medium tanks with g. 805 "on order; and no heavy tanks either in service or ordered. Senator Danaher thinks this ade- quate to defend us against Hitler if he should beat England in the next few months,
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 He believes that our flying fort resses could with single bomb destroy one of Hitler's battle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-18
T AM CULT" IS
 SAVER OF NATION
Hitler Attempted To Attack United States But Cult
 Stopped Him

Los Angeles, Dec. 18.-(UP)-- Adolf Hitler attempted to attack the United States but failed because he did not reckon with the l Am cult, federal court jury hearing the mail fraud trial of 10 of its leaders learned today.
 Three German submarines were "disintegrated" by Am "vibrations" as they neared the Panama Canal on mission of destruction, three German airplanes were turned back by vibrations" as they approached the Atlantic coast, and 364 foreign spies were consumed" by the Am inner secret service" according to evidence introduced by Assistant U. s. Attorney Ralph Lazarus.
 Lazarus said the account he read to the jury was from speech of the I Am founder, Guy w. Ballard, in Chicago in 1899, few months be- fore his death. His wife, Edna Ball lard, and son, Donald, are among the defendants.
 Beloved children of the light" Ballard was quoted. T come on a very urgent mission today. Three submarines are on their way to the Panama Canal. I ask us to make the call and guarantee that within an hour they will not exist"
 The "call" was made. The mass vibrations" of the I Am cultists set up the forces of disintegration and within an hour Ballard was able to announce:
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 Beloved children of the light, you have gratitude to us-we have grati- tllde to you for supplying that which we required in giving forth this ser- vice to mankind. The submarines are no more. One was within 60 miles of the Panama Canal; so we had to act quickly"
 Ballard was quoted that "the plans of all (Hitler) intended to do in the world are in waterproof containers and the shell of that submarine re- mains at the bottom of the ocean. We will cause it to remain there ur- til the day when we bring it forth and reveal the evidence which it contains"
 Ballard said the plans to destroy the canal had been well laid" with one exception--the Germans .;did not consider us, but we were real enough