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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. e6tty J&nos leik6sx
737 Mahonino Ave AHe oo04f

Az ISTENTISZTELETEK va
sarnap delelott 10 orakor a
templomban, el6tte 9-kor va
sarnapi iskola.
NYARI MAGYAR ISKO-
LANK a multi hetfon vette kez-
detet, S mint mar elozetesen
jeleztiik, hat hetig lesz folya-
nathan. N0vendekeinket, mint
as ,nultban, ugy az iden is a
Reformatus Egyesulet latja el
ingyenes taneszkoz0kk f
sorok irasakor meg sok tan.
koteles gyermek van iskolan.
kon kiviil, szeretettel kerjuk
k OF e | essegtudo testvereinket
hogy irassak be 0ket legkes0bt
a jovo hetig. A tanitas min.
dennap, szombat es vasarnar
kivetelevel, delelott 10-tol del.
utan / craig tart.
EGYHAZI TESTULETUNK
junius 3O-an, most vasarnaI
deli kezdettel a Barta erdober
fogja tartani ez evi, elso Macy
szabasu kirandulasat a Pro
gressziv Liga rendezese mel
lett. A rendezo bizottsag intez.
kedese szerint, delben a temp
loni istentisztelet vegeztevel
izletes kozebed, vagy akinel
kedve telik, szalonnasutes is
lesz a szabadban, utana kelle'
mes szorakozas es ejfelig tartt
tanc, Szikora-Medve kozked
velt zenekara muzsikaja mel
lett a Fiilemile Csardaban. A
bizottsag, mely minden jokro
gondoskodott, ugyancsak gon
doskodik arrol is, hogy gep
kocsikkal mem rendelkez6 test,
yereink es vendegeink isten'
tisztelet utan a templomtol
delutan 2 oratol este sig pc.
dig a Mahoning Avenuei bus
vegallomastol ingyenes kiszal,
litast nyerjenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27

nak, HDffer Andrasnenak, $50
Wilson Avenuei otthonaban
bek0vetkezetk elhalalozaSaval.
A szeret6 edes anya a multi
ev februarjaban a lakasaban
oily szerencsetlenUl esett Ell,
hogy azota a 81 ewes id6s no
egeszsege megrendiilt es az
utobbi S h6napban sulyos be-
teg volt.
A megboldogult, Eperjes,
Saros megyeben sztiletett. Anne
rikaba 20 evvel ezel6tt erke-
zett, anely lido alatt felvaltva
Akronban es Youngstownban
rtozkodott.
Temetese, penteken, junius
21-eh Vascsak kapolnajabol
maid a Scent Istvan Rom
Kath. templombol nagy resi-
vet mellett, nagy papi seged-
lettel, a CalVaria temet0be he
lyeztek 0r0k nyugalomra.
Gyaszoljak: ferje, gyermekei
Ft. Pupinszky Ferdinand, Ak
ron, Ohio, Hoffer Andrasne
Youngstown es Schwartz A. F.
ne Cleveland, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
A BRIDGEPORT REGI
TISZTVISEL0IT UJRA
MEGVALASZTOTTAK
(Folytatas az 1-so oldalroD

beszed utan csak termeszetes,
hogy a ~ igazgato-j o-jel0lt k0z0tt
8 kapta a legt0bb szavazatot.
A tobbi nyolc igazgato mind
vi es pedig a, kovetkezok:: Ka-
czianer Zsigmond, Phila-
delphia, Soltesz Janos, Chi
cago, Antal Ferenc Passaic,
Schmidt Ferenc Barberton,
DR.. Mark Bella Albert, New
York, Suta Peter, East Chicago
Somogyvary Geza, Detroit,
Orosz Antal, Trenton.
A mi Gagyi Janosunk csak
masodik pot-igazgatonak lett
megvalasztva AZ szajvazattal,
Serf6z6 Andras Duquesne-b6l
az els6 pot-igazgato As szava-
zatot kapott, a harmadik hely-
re a chicagoi Kovacs Janos
volt igazgato kerult.
A konvencio bezarasa elott
LatoS Jozsef, a 16-ik osztaly
elnoke sep szavakkal kosz0nte
meg a delegatusoknak, hogy
Youngstownba j0ttek es an
max a. remenyenek adott kifeje-
zest, hogy mindenki jol erezte
magat kortinkben.
Ugyancsak Sz6ltak a konveY1-
ciohoz aanak bezarasa elott q
sajto neYeben Himler Marion,
Szekely Izso es lapunk seer
kesztcje, megigerve er6sen a
legteljesebb egyittmukodest az
arany jubileum alkalmabol. Az
amerikai magyar sajto 10 KEEP
viselovel vett Ieszt a konven-
cion es napilapjaink, kilono-
sen a "Szabadsag" naponta
hasabos hiradasokkal szolgal-
tax YoungstoWnbol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27

Junius no 30-ikan, vasarnap
az 0reg Ref Egyhaz piknikje a
Progressziv Liga rendezese mel
lett a Barta erd6ben.
julius no 4-en, csiit0rt0k0n
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya r.
kath. hftk0zseg piknikje a FIJI
lemiile csardabar (Barta fele
erd6ben).
julius no Aiken, csiit0rt0k0n
a Scent Istvan hitkozseg pix
mike a Liberty Grove-ben.
julius no 7-iken, vasarnap
a Nilesi Ref. Egyhaz javara
piknik lesz a Barta erdoben le-
vo Fulemiile csardaban.
julius h0 14-iken, vasarnar
West Sidei Magyar Nap.
julius ho 14-en, vasarnap
Campbell Magyar Nap q
Struthers Parkban.
julius h6 21-6n, vasarnaI
a Scent Gy0rgy g0r. kath. egy.
haz piknikje a F'iilemiile csar-
daban.
julius h6 28-ikan, vasarnaI
az Oreg Ref Egyhaz piknikje
N6egylet rendezese mellett
Barta erd6ben.
Augustus h6 4-en, vasarnaI
Magyar Nap az Idora Parkban
A Nagybizottsag rendezeseben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27

( Z l- . . 2
A MISEK SORRENDJE:: :
MINDEN .vASARNAP delelott
8 orakor kismise ses katekiz-
musi oktataSok. 10 6rakor
nagymise, szentbeszeddel.
MINDEN DELELoTT $50
kor gyontatas es szentmise.
HIVATALOS oRAK: Min,
dennap, delelott lip craig
IS este 7-9-ig.
AZ EGYHAZ nyari iskola-
jaban, mar kezdetet vette a
tanitas. Meg mindig lehet be-
iratkozni. Keretnek a. szul6k
hogy ment6l el6bb rassak be
gyerInekeiket az iskolaba.
Az EGYHAZ masodik pix.
mike, augustus 25-en lesz a
Fiilemile csardaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27

Sziv Rom. Kath.
Egyhaz erdenes
lelkeszet es a
Youngstown
Ia k 8 testveret,
Hoffer A n dras-
net, edes any
juk P u p inszky
Leopoldne, sziil.
Haluska Marital,
junius no 19-en,
SZerdan leanVa-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
A SENT ISTVAN
r. K. ECYHAZ HIREI
Plebanos:
Fdt. 6lr6 LSrinc
asa Wilson Ave
TeIefcM 3tsO6
FATHER PUPINszKI, a

FATHER PUPINSZKI, ak
roni magyar plebanos elhunyt
edes anyjaart 01v. Gregosits
Jozsefne, 10th Janos es csa-
ladja es a Sauer-csalad egy-
egy csendes es Haszonics Fe-
rencne egy enekes szentmiset
kertek. Az igazi reszvetnek
ez az egyetlen ertekes meg
nyilatkozaSa. Ez eS semmi
mas!
JOVO VASARNAPRA a
templom ajtajara Hszegezem
sazok neysorat, xix a Charity
Campaign-re meg mem hoztak
be kartyajukat.
JULIUS 4-EN, jovo csltor-
t0kon lesz a hitk0zseg pix
mike a Liberty Grove-n, aho]
a multi evben is volt. BelepG
35 cent. Asszonyaink keszul-
mex nagyban. Jo etelt fognai
ADM. Mathe eS Rendes zene.
kara muzSikal.
NYARI ISKOLAT kezdiink
julius San, hetfon. Csak egy
helyen lesz iskola. Egyedu
vagyok csek. Az auditorium.
ban tartom az iSkolat. Kerem
idejeben bejelenteni a gyerme
keket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
IDEGENEKET OSSZEIRJAK
TRUMBULL MEGYEBEN

A varosatyak altal elfogadott
vi intezkedes ertelmeben Trum
bull megyeben lako 7 ezer kill
f0ldi k0teles regisztralni, vi
lenyomatot adni es a meglev6
fegyvereket beszolgaltatni. s
u Ezen intezkedes ugyancsak
megtiltja hogy ezentul a kill
f0ldiek barmifele fegyvert va
sarolhassanak. A jelentkezes
eS a t0bbi miivelet julius 1-t0l
keZd0dik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
M,sEk soRRENDJE:

MiSEk SORRENDJE:
Vasarnap reggel S:30-kor kismise an
gol predikacioval
10 6rakor nagymise magyar predika
ci0val
Hetk0znapokon mise reggel S:30-kor
GYONTATASOK:
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5ig es
este 7-ta
Minden els6 Dentek el6tti csiitOrtokOr
d6lutan 3-5-ig es este 7-t6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27

kezdve csut0rt0k delig volt
megtartva a woosteri f6iskola
terme4ben. A mahoning egy-
hazmegye kikuld0ttje gyanant
egyhazunk lelkesze is reszt vett
e gyulesen.
PIKNIK. Ne felejtsek el hi
veink es egyhazu1k joakaroi
nagyszabasu piknikiinket, init
julius Ten a Bartha erdoben
levo Fllemile csardaban tar
funk. Szives szeretettel varia
az egesz k0rnyek magyarsa-
gat a rendez0seg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
FIZESSEN OKT0BERBEN

es tetesse be furnace-t mar most
EFT a nagyszeri ajanlatot kildi a
youngstown magyarsagnak jonevii
John s. Woodland & Son, akik spe-
cializalnak furnace felallitasaban, ja.
vitasaban ,azonkiviil badogos, csator.
nazasi es tet6zeti munkakban. 1--3
evig fizetheti furnace-et! Ha regi fur.
nacet XII lehet jayitani, szivesen meg
teszik es mem pr6balnak ujat eladni.
Ingyen arajanlatot adnak! Cimiik
26 Steel ST. Telefonjuk 41S18.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
HA VASAROLNI

ohajt olyan iizletben, hol udvarias XII
szolgalast es igazi cricket kap a
penze6rt, a nilesi National 5--10-25c
Store szivesen all rendelkezes4re. Ha
nem Mtja, amire sziiksege van, Mr.
Sam Rubinstein, a tulajdonos s1ve.
sen megrendei. Az iizlet r0videsen
k0lt0zik es lapunk hasabjain par het
mulva k0z0lni fogjuk az uj cimet
PartOlja ezt az iizletet!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
YoUNGSTOWN IS VIDEkE HIREI
AZ ORSzACOS VERHOvAY NAP NACYON|
J0L SIKERULT TIT YOUNCSTOWNBAN
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalroD

(FolNatas az 1-s6 ofdaIrol)
Verhovayak Lapjanak buda-
pesti szerkeszt6jet udvozolte.
Fisher volt ugyanis az, aki a
Verhovay kuld0ttsegek kalauza
es utmutatojr, vendegfogadoja
volt odahaza. Bemutatta a koz-
ponti alkalmazottakat es a
sajto kepvisel6it Tarnoczy Ar
padot, DR.. Polya Laszl6t es Ne
menyi Ernot aki egyszersmind
a 17-ik Youngstown Verhovay
kerulet choke.
Vegiil a mas varosokbol er-
kezett Verhovay fiok kepvise-
loket is bemutatta, k0ztuk
Bumbulucz Jozsef es Veszi Jo-
zsef kozponti ellen6rz0 bizott-
sagi tagokat. TT volt Palm
kas Mihaly alapito tag is.
Ebed utan meg egy zenekar
a Medve- -Szikora zenekara is
megerkezett es ket zene mel
lett a szabadban es a. terem-
ben jart a tanc.
Ft. DR.. Mundweil Janos a
Magyarok Nagyasszonya Hit
kozseg plebanosa, akinek egy-
haza kereteben alakult meg a
mutt heten a 514-ik Scent Mar
git Verhovay fiok, - mondotta
az ebed el6tti es utani imat
Rata Xviii jelen voltak: Mt
Botty Janos, az "0reg' refor-
matus egyhaz lelkesze. Ft. Po-
ratunszky Istvan, a Scent
Gyorgy egyhaz plebanosa es
Ft. Petrik Aurel, farrelli g0r
kath. esperes.
Delutan 5 orakor Darag6
elnok beavatta a tagszerzes!
verseny alatt felvett 119 vi Vel
hovay tagot (az ev eleje ota
302 ts,ggal szaporodott a Yer
hovay ebben a keruletben) e.
egy gy0ny0ru Verhovay lobo.
got adott at a 364-ik fioknak
amely a legt0bb tagot (56) sze
rezte. "A zaszlot Brogley Fe.
rene vette at. Darag6 egy
szersmint udvozolte az vi 514
es fiokot amelynek mar SO tag
ia van.
A magas szarnyalasu beszet
utan a szabadteri tancpadl6r
16 magyar ruhas leanyka re
mex tancokat mutatott be &
mas szamok is voltak. Kozbel
a cleveland Matyas Janos i
szorakoztatta a fel es ala hui
lamzo t0megeket trefaival
hangszorokon at.
Delutan folyaman Youngs
town es Homestead merkozot
a Verhovay szoft ball ligabal
az elso merkozest HOMESTEAD
nyerte 1873 aranyban, a ma
sodikban Macy Gyula kitiin
munkajanak kovetk e ztebel
Youngstown nyert 81 arany
ban.
A nagy k0zonsegnek semm
kedve sem volt tavozni a Macy
szeruen megrendezett mulat
sagrol, de jott egy nagy zapo
es kenytelenek voltak meme
kilni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
MOST Az IDEJE,

hogy furnace-t beallitsa! Kezdje q
fizetest okt6berben! Ha a kemeny6-
vel van baja, szakavatott kezek AIT is
reidbehozzak. Hivja fely a Burnside
Heating Cost, Niles, Ohioban (Tele-
fon 24124) es meg lesz q munkayal
elegedve. Badogos. csatornazasi mum
kak, stb. Hozassa rendbe most a haz
tetejet! A vallaIat cine 81 State ST.,
Niles, Ohio.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
N U | A 7 s A c 0 K

Ebben a rovatban dijtala-
nul kozoljiik azon egyha-
Yak. egyletek, vagy intez-
menyeks Tnulatsagait, ,ossze-
joveteleft stb. - nera tobb
mint 2E.thonappai el5re is,
amelyeknek az Arnerikai
magyar Hirlap a hivatalos
lapja Is, ameyek mulatsagai-
kat hiIdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatysnyaikat aalunk
szerzik Be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-06-27
PUP|NskY .L|P0TNE
ELHALALozOTT

Macy gyasz erte Ft. Pu-
pinSzky Ferdinand akroni SIT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
SCULLy, SMITH
 BACKING CROSS
Democratic COnve II ii o Il Delegates To Caucus
 Before Nominations

Waterbury's delegates to the Democratic state convention at New Haven Friday and Saturday will not caucus will be for the purpose of tions begin Saturday morning, May or Vincent A. Scully, chairman of the delegation, said today. The caucus vii lbe for the purpose of deciding which candidate shall re- ceive Waterbury's Al votes, which vii lbe cast as a unite
 Mayor Scully and ex-State Chair man J. Francis Smith are leading a movement for ex-Governor Wilbur L. Cross for the gubernatorial nom- ination. An endorsement of Cross was to have been voted at cau- GUS last Friday night, but action was delayed when Joseph F. Mul- vile, former town chairman, said he favored Commissioner Robert A Hurley for the nomination and would fight the unit rule.
 Until the mayors announcement it had been expected that the eau GUS would be held Friday night, af. ter the delegates arrived in New Haven.
 Observers believe that all but few of the local delegates will vote for Cross at the caucus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21

Possibility was seen today that Connecticut may lose one of its six seats in the House of Representa- tives at Washington because of pop ulation shifts revealed by the 1940 census. No changes in present Congressional aphortionment will be . effective, howevff, before the cleo tion this November. Reapportion- ment is scheduled to be made ef- fective. before the congressional elections of 1942.
 Early census figures show that the largest gains in population have been made in the deep South and the Far West. These sections stand to benefit most by the Congression- al reapportionment, while Connec- ticut and other Northeastern States may lose.
 Tn 1880, there were "A congress sional seats shifted from one state to another, and it is considered likely that the number will be greater as result of this years census.
 The 435 seats in the House are allOCdLeO CO L1lc StdtSo Ol1 O POPu- lation basis. States which show larger gains than the national av- craze since the last census have a good chance of gaining additional places.
 The Connecticut census has re- vealed 8 population increase in the state during the past 10 years, but the increase may not be large enough to allow the state to retain its present six seats in the House. States expected to gain seats in- clude California, Florida, Nevada, Mississippi, Wyoming and Utah, but
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
FIELD DAY, All
 FAIR SATURDAY
Big Program Arranged For Annual Event At
 Woodbridge

Toe Farm Bureau Field Day and All Fair will be held on Saturday, August 24, at Woodbridge Center. Interest and activity at present in- dicate that the program will be bigger and better than ever.
 The All boys and girls are busy at the present time shining up and preming their animals and birds for the occasion. Canning, sewing, and preparing exhibits are in full swing and committee meetings are being held almost daily making plans that will make the 1940 Field Day and All Fair one that will be long remembered. Added zest is be- ing given to the plans because of the fact that 1940 marks the 18th year of Farm Bureau work in New Haven County
 Ball games, horseshoe pitching, a pie-eating contest and other stunts and contests will make fun and amusement for all ages.
 Box lunches will be in order at noon or food may be purchased on the grounds.
 The Field Day will be the opening event of a series of celebrations commemorating twenty-five years of cooperative agricultural endeavor in the county. It will be followed by a membership drive early in the fall with a goal of over one thou sand members. The concluding event is to be the annual meeting in November when the entire pro- gram will be given over to a Silver Jubilee.
 Members and friends of the New Haven County Farm Bureau will be welcome at the Field Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
COUPLE
 HURT IN CRASH
Terryville Driver Arrested After Accident In
 Waterville

E. Arthur Johnson, 54, of Terry vile today was arrested on a charge of reckless driving after an accident on Thomaston avenue in which an elderly Torrington couple was in- jured.
 The injured are James and Mary McDermott, 65 and GA respectively, of 90 North Elm street, Torrington who were taken to the Waterbury hospital by John DeBiase, of 25 Avon avenue, this city, a passerby.
 Mir. McDermott, driver of his car, told hospital attaches that Johnson, driving a truck turned suddenly without making a signal, and the two vehicles crashed. The accident occurred in Waterville.
 MT. McDermott suffered lacera- tions of the face and of the left knee and has possible fractured right kneecap. His wife was cut about the face and lost several teeth.
 The accident was investigated by Motor Patrolmen Leo McKenna and John Mcdonnell and Sergt. Charles McWeeney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
FIRE CHIEF TO
 ACT AS JUDGE
Cavanaugh Named As 1 Of } To Pass On Apparatus
 At Convention

Fire Chief Thomas F. Cavanaugh of this clay will be one of the three apparatus judges for the street par ade to be held in connection with nextk Saturdays session of the 57th annual convention of the State Firemen's Association in Danbury.
 Other judges will include:
 Military, Col Anthony Sunderland, former State Police commissioner; Major Charles H. Voegele, U. s. Reserve, Captain Charles Lord, First Sergeant Frank M. Stone and Ar thur J. Ely of Danbury.
 Musical, Albert W. Meserve, James Torracca, Edward Bailey, Albert Lawson, Morris Blackwell, Charles A. Hodge and Albert Graef.
 Apparatus, Fire Chief Thomas Burns, of Bridgeport; Fire Chief John Maroney of Meriden and Fire Waterbury.
 Honorary judges are Mayor Mar tin J. Cunningham, First Select man Marquis H. Schlitter, Warden Edgar M. Gerlach, Mrs. John c. Downs, Mrs. Lucy Conniff, Edwin V. Haigh, Anton Gerstenmaier, Ed ward J. Hickey and Frank Rollins.
 Twenty one trophies will be awarded with formal presentation to the winning companies at the midget auto race program at the Danbury Fair Grounds Saturday night. Over 100 fire companies in the line of march will compete for prizes.
 The parade will form at the High school on White street, proceed west on White street to Main street south on Main street to City hal (passing the judges stand in front of the Danbury National Bank west on West street to Division street te Park avenue and west on Park ave nue to the Danbury Fair Grounds Here the seven division parade will march inside the track. Spectators
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
''Ten Fashion Queens" Of 194O Are Sought
To Be Crowned At Worlds Fair In Unique Contest
 Launched By Famous John Robert Powers

New York-(SpeciaD-John Rob- ert Powers, originator and head of the worlds first and most famous model agency, whose Long Stemmed American Beauties are widely cele- brated in advertisements through out the world, has launched con- test to find among the ranks of amateurs the Ten Fashion Queens" of 1940. The campaign will be con- ducted in conjunction with the Worlds Fair where the selections will be made.
 The search hopes to reach out to girls all over the country between the ages of r and 25 and unmar- ried. That they will have to come from the field of amateurs was em- phasized yesterday by MT. Powers. It is his opinion that the lovely, naturally beautiful, graceful, unas- sumingly charming girl has all the qualities one needs to be hailed by representative committee as 8 fashion queen. That is all the re- quirements but one,-and that is, the necessary stylish clothes.
 Since the clothes are supplied by the advertisers when the girls pose for the still cameras, appear at the fashion shows or in the newsreels there remains but narrow gap to bridge for the average good looking girl to emerge as one of the fashion queens of America. Because the ns tural aptitude to wear clothes will be of importance in the selection of the "Ten Fashion Queens" of Amer ica for 1940 a representative com mittee of the fashion editors of the more important magazines will be asked to sit in on the final selec-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
MEMORIAL DRIVE ENDS AUGUST "A
Some Canvassers Away On Vacations -Decide
 Type Of Memorial Soon
Washington Hill

Due to the fact that few can- vassers are on vacation and that several persons have promised do- nations this week the drive for funds for a memorial being con- ducted by the Washington Park Community club will be held open until Saturday August A. At meet ing of the committee held last night at the community house reports showed that the drive has gone over the five hundred mark and the con- mittee decided to hold the drive open until all members have made their returns this week.
 The committee appointed by the club will meet next week with committee composed of prominent citizens to decide on the kind of memorial to be selected for the park in honor of the three boys killed last month at the park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
DERBY MAN GETS
 COMPENSATION

Michael Lenardo of Derby was this morning awarded compensation amounting to $700 a week against the Oak Cliff Cemetery of Derby by Compensation Commissioner James M. Lynch in the local com- pensation court.
 He suffered a sprained left hip while engaged in his employment. Payments are to start as of June 9th of this year and last during incapacity.
 Susan Bozak of Torrington was awarded $7.95 a week against the Torrington Manufacturing Co.,, pay ments to last during her incapacity. The award is the result of the par tial amputation of her right index finger.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
ELEANOR TUCKEY
 SEEKING DIVORCE

Elenor Fellows Tuckey of Nauga- tuck today filed suit for divorce in the local superior court against her husband Richard J. Tuckey, well known Naugatuck young man.
 The couple were married in Brew ster, N. Y. July IA, 1884, and have three children.
 Intolerable cruelty is the grounds for the action.
 Mrs. Tuckey sets forth in her complaint that her husband has an annual income of $2800 and she seeks in addition to the divorce the custody of three children and ali- mony for the support of the chil- dren,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-08-21
UNITED AIRCRAFT
 WILL SPREAD OUT
East Hartford Plant Will Spend $15,OOO,O ,OOO For
 Expansion

East Hartford, Conn.,, Aug. 21.- (UP)-President Eugene E. Wilson of United Aircraft Corp, today an- nounced plant expansions totaling S15 100000 to meet national defense requirements. .,,
 Of this sum $12O00,0Oo will be spent in erilarging the Pratt & Whitney and Hamilton Standard Propeller divisions here, and $3,000,- 900 in doubling the present facilities of the Vought-Siworsky division at Stratford.
 An additional 5000 to 5000 work CTS will be hired when this program is completed, Wilson said, bringing the total personnel between 18.oOo and 10000.
 The contract for the propeller di- vision enlargement, he said, has been awarded the Turner Construc- ton Co.,, of New York and Boston Others will be announced within a few days". This program, according to Wilson, was prepared in advance of final approval by the national defense advisory committee to ex- pedite production of planes.
 During the last IS months" he said, i've have added $l6,000,000 in plant account, and have increased employment from 5000 to 15, 1000 per- sons. The next expansion will add another $15,000,000 to our invest ment."
 With a complete program now agreed upon, Wilson said, i've hope to conclude our contractual agree ments with the war and navy de- partments at an early date"
 The plant enlargementS will be carried out at the Pratt & Whit ney and Hamilton Standard Pro- pellor divisions here, and at the Chance Vought company at Strat- ford.