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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
TANFOLYAM
IRODAI MUNKARA

A youngstown iskolaszek
tanfolyamot tart a nyar TO-
lyaman, ahol irodai munkaval
kapcsolatos masolasi. szamo-
lasi tantargyakbol ismereteket
lehet szerezni. A tanfolyam 8
hetes lesz, ahova beiratkazhat
minden High School tanulo, fel
mott, akinek terve van irodai,
vagy titkari allast vallalni.
FOlyamodni lehet a Board
of Education Is E. Wood ST..
dajaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
RENDKIVULI KOz0S
VERHOvAY CYULES
verhovay 2 1OS, 1884, 514 fokok 0ssztagsaga ojj0n
ezen fontOs gyUlesre

Most vasarnap delutan 2
oral kezdettel a youngstown
Verhovay ossztagsag, amely
t e S t v e rsegito intezmenynek
t0bb mint 1000 tagja van lit
negy osztalyba szervezetten
k0z0s rendkivili gyilest tart a
Scent Istvan Hitk0zseg Macy
termeben, arnelyen ha az 0ssz-
tagsag mellette lesz, egy regi
Verhovay vagy fog teljesedesbe
menni.
A Verhovay vezet0segenek
tudomasukra jutott, hogy a
youngstown iskolaszek tana-
csa eladni kesziil minden olyan
iskola epiiletet, melyekben a
tanitast besziintettek es ICY Il
varosnak azokra tovabba Silk
sege mines ICY az emlitett
epiiletekb0l a Verhovay fiokok
kozosen egy Verhovay hazat
letesithetnenek, ahol tagjaik
rendes tarsadalmi eletet folly
tathatnanak es testveri szere-
tetben egyutt mik0dnenek.
Icy csak ajanlatos, hogy a
Verhovay 0ssztagsag vegyen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
::::.: ::::: :;';: =: CAMPBELL MAGYAR nap
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG
FELHIVASA!

Az Egyhazak lelkeszeit es
az Egyletek eln0keit kerem,
hogy junius 23-an, hetf6n
este 7:3O-kor sziveskedjenek
megjelenni a Fuggetlen Ref.
Egyhaz gyilestermeben.
Ugyancsak ezuton is fell
hivOm az ezen esztendOben
vizsgazott magyar tanulok
es sziil6ik figyelmet, hogy
ha gyermekeik neveit meg
mem jelentettek be a le.ke-
szeiknel, vagy a titkarnal a
Nagybizottsag altal adando
vacsora vegett, jelentsek be
minel hamarabb, hogy a
Nagybizottsag tudja, meny-
nyire szamithatnak.
G0BER JANOS, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
A CAMPBELL MAGYAR
SZUL6K FIGYELMEBE

A Verhovay Egylet campbelli
Silk fiok ingyenes nyari ma
gyar iskolaban a tanitas JU-
MUS 23-AN, hetf6 reggel 9
orakor kezd6dik a Magyar Haz-
ban, ozv. Ress Jozsefne veze-
tesevel.
Kerjiik a sziil6ket, akik a
gyermekeiket mar bejelentettek
a fiok titkaranal, kiildjek ell
pontosan 9 orara.
Mindazon szulok, akik meg
beakarjak iratni a gyermekei-
ket, megtehetik ait az els6 par
napon.
Ugyancsak kerjiik a sziil0ket,
hogy az els6 napon az apa,
vagy az anya szemelyesen hoz-
"a ell a gyermeket az iskolaba
Tisztelettel
Rdb6csy Istvdn, titkdr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19

A zeneszektol erkezett leve-
lex fel lettek olvasva. Tobb
hozzaszclas utan titkos szava-
zas volt, aminek az eredmenye-
kepen Bunchy Janos kapta a
szavazatok tobbsGget es ICY 8
fog muzsikalni maid a Magyar
Napon.
A gyules elhatarozta, hogy
ez evben is ad maid ket osz-
tondijat azon tovabb tanulni
ohajto magyar diaknak, aki
valamelyik magyar Egyhaz
vagy Egylet tagja, es akinek a
szulei a Nagybizottsaghoz tar
toznak.
A jelentkezes es a feltetelek
azok, amelyek a multi evben
voltak, vagyis legkesobbsjulius
10-ig kell jelentkezniok.
A Magyar Demokrata K0r le-
vele lett felolvasva, amelyben
bejelentettek, hogy kilepnek a
Nagybizottsagbol. Ere ma
gyobb vita tamadt es az volt
a kerdes, hogy a Magyar. De
mOkrata KOr volt e hivataloSan
kepviselve ebben az evben,
vagy mem?
Inditvanyozva volt, mivel
Mrs. Benetczky, a januari gyli-
lesen Nagybizottsag elnoket
megsertette, a Nagybizottsag
Mrs. Benetczkyt torolje XII a
Nagybizottsagbol. Gytiles ezen
inditvanyt egyhangulag elfo-
gadta. Mt. Marion Sander in
ditvanyozza, hogy a Magyar
Ujsagban, valamint varosi IS
megyei embereknek levelet
kuldeni, hogy Benetczky Jo-
zsefne mar mem tagja a Nagy-
bizottsagnak. Ezen inditvany
8 szavazattal l elleneben el
lett fogadva. A Demokrata
Kornek level kuldend6, amely-
ben megkerdik, hogy kivan-e
tagja maradni a Nagybizott-
sagnak, ha igen, ugy kuldjon
mas kepvisel6ket.
Elnok felszolitja a titkart,
hogy olvassa fel a bizottsag in
ditvanyat, hogy Homolya Ist-
van is tudja mirol van $40,
mivel csak kesobb jott a gyli-
lesre. Mire Homolya Istvan
oily szavakat hasznalt, hogy
az eln0lmek rendre kellett uta-
sitani. Ere Homolya Istvan
bejelenti a Nagybizottsagb6l
valo kilepeset. Inditvanyozva
volt, hogy alapszabalyainkba
utkoz6 kihivo magaviselete
Matt Homolya Istvant kizar-
juk a Nagybizottsagbol es soha
tobbe tagja nem lehet a Macy
bizottsagnak. Egyhangulag ell
fogadva.
A NAGYBIZOTTSAG
TISZTIKARA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19

sem aleln0knek mem hivta meg
maga melle, pedig Wheeler
OrOmest ment volna akarme-
lyik tisztsegre.
Most hat mosakodnak, inert
a sulykot alaposan eldobtak.
De vannak olyan fekete
foltok az embereken, amelye-
ket soha mem lehet lemosni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
A YOUNGSTOWN Is K0RNYEKI
NACYBIzOTTSiC MAJUS 28-IKI
CYULESENEK HATAROzATA

Elnok a megjelenteket i'd
vozli es a gyulest megnyitja.
A jegyz6k0nyv felolvasva es hi
telesitve.
Elnok jelentest tesz, hogy
milyen szerzodest ad a Magyar
Napra az Idora Park ez evben.
Tobb hozzaszolas utan lett
ajanlva, hogy fogadjuk Ell ezen
szerzodest es a tisztikar iria
ala. Egyhangulag elfogadva.
A gyules ugy hatarozott,
hogy a titkar hivja fel az Egy-
hazak lelkeszeit es tudja meg,
hogy ez evben vizsgazok k01ul
hanyan jelentkeztek, ha mem
lesz eredmeny meg most sem,
akkor ezen ugyet elejtik. Egy-
hangulag elfogadva.
A titkar jelentest tesz a Ma
gyar Napi gombokr6l, mely je--
lentest a gyJiles tudonastll
peSzi.
Elnok jelenti, hogy a kikul-
dott bizottsag ket gyiilest
tartOtt es eZen az az indityanv
lett elfogadva, hogy ''mivel
most mines bizonyitek a ke-
zunk kozott, a gyules elhalasz-
totta ezen ugyet, de ha kitu-
dodik, hogy ezutan barmikol
reszt vesz a kommunista ugyek
ben, a gyules intezkedni fog
A gyules ezen inditvanyt egy-
hangulag elfogadta.
Matyasi Istvan jelentest tesz
a cleveland Plain Dealer angol
ujsag ugyere vonatkozolag, a
mely jelentest gyules tudo
masul veSzi.
Elnok bejelenti, hogy a Macy.
bizottsag kepviselteti magat a
campbelli Magyar Haz 5 ewes
evforduloi jubileumon. A gyu-
les jova hagyja ezen intezke-
dest.
A Magyar szovetsegtol erke-
Zett level fel lett olvasva, a
melyben megkoszonik a bekul-
dott $100-t es a meghivast is,
hogy a konvenciot Youngs-
townban tartsak meg. A gyu-
les tudomasul veszi ezen leve-
let.
Bunchy Janos kuldott egy
sorsolasi k0nyvet, a gyiles ell
fogadta.
A Youngstown Junior Cham
ber of Commerce levele felol-
vasva, amelyben meghivjak a
Nagybizottsagt junius Len tar
tando "I am an American
unnepelyre, amely a Rayen
Auditoriumban lesz megtartva
A gyules ugy hatarozott, hogy
aki csak teheti, menjen ell es hs
lesz valami miisor, az eln0l
gondoskodni fog, hogy azon g
magyarok is kepviselve legye.
! mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19

reszt a most vasarnapi k0z0s
bizottsag altal rendezendo rend
XVIII gyUlesen, inert ha a Yer
hovay Otthon megvalosulna,
emelne az osszmagyarsag erte-
ket is es amely Otthonrol busz-
ken lengne a Verhovay tri-
color.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
HELYREIGAZITAS

Lapunk egyik szamaban no.
zott hiradassal tevesen leadott
informacio alapjan nehai Lee
toha Antalnak a neve Istvan-
max volt beadva.
A javitast Letoha Bella, az ell
hunyt Letoha Antal fianak az
ohajara hozzuk.
A CZERKECZTGC
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19
ES E VA EN- Y { K

Miutan Willkie a Lindbergh
es a Wheeler fejet alaposan
megmosta, a ket gentlemen
elkezdett mosakodni a multi
hffN.
M. Lindbergh tudvalev6leg
"uj vezert' (fiihrert) k0vetelt
New Yorkban.
Mikor figyelmeztettek, hogy
lit a "vezert" a nep negy even
kent valasztja, S egyel6re meg
mem gondol ARA, hogy forra-
dalom utjan ada a sorsat egy
diktalo kezere, vagy "puccs'
utjan engedje a nemzetet egy
ropiilo pilota kezere. kil0n0-
sen mikor latta, hogy ez a szem
telen es kihivo kijelentes mi
lyen felhaborodast valtott XII a
nemzetb6l, elkezdte magyaraz
nj, hogy cot felre ertettek''. 8
mem ugy ertette, ahogy mond-
ta'':: Hogy 8 mem az eln0k ell
csapasat k0vetelte a nemzettol.
Az igazsag az, hogy a nemzet
feje a nemzet vezere, tehat ige-
mis- a dagadt fejii multi-millio-
mossa cseperedett es nosult fla
tai ember csak az eln0kr6l be-
szelhetett, mikor vi vezerekkel
fenyegetett benniinket.
A mask ur, Mr.. Wheeler
szinten jonak latta mosakodni,
es miutan szaz beszedet tartott
Anglia ellen, a napokban vegre
Hitlert is leszolta egy gyule-
sen, ait allitva, hogy mem
feiiink egy kis papirozotol'.
Santit ez az allitas.
Santit, inert Hitler tobbe
mem "kis papirozo", es inert
igenis feliink t6le.
Annyira feliink, hogy otven
ezer millio dollart szavaztunk
meg nemzetvedelmi celokra es
bar Mr.. Wheeler ait koveteli,
hogy Angliat hagyjuk pusz-
tulni, egyuttal ait is koyeteli,
hogy ezt a hazat pedig allig
allitsuk fegyverbe.
AIT kell tehat hinniink, hogy
igenis Mr.. Wheeler maya is fel
Hitlert6l, maskiil0nben minek
ajanlana es minek k0vetelne,
hogy allig fegyverkezziink hogy
a tizezermilliokat k0ltsuk fegy-
verre?
Mem, Hitler ellen mem 6szir-
ten tette Wheeler ur ait a XII
jelentest, csupan mosakodasi
celokbol.
A Hitler erdekeben csavarog-
jak vegig Lindberghhel egyutt
az orszagot, Hitler erdekeben
beszelnek, hogy ha egy-ket
ilyen ostoba megjegyzest oda
dobnak, azzal meg a beszed
mem ment ell a levegobe, inert
szerencsetlensegikre ait a ra-
dio-lemez most husegesen meg
0rzi.
Mem akarjuk, egy rendes en-
her sem akarja, hogy befogjak
a szajat akar Lindberghnek,
akar Wheelernek.
Ellenkez0leg. Hagyni kell
6ket, hogy beszeljenek minel
gyakrabban, inert ANIMAL gyor-
sabban latja a nemzet ait a
meregkeverest, amt vegeznek.
A mosakodassal mindketten
elkestek. Nagyon kimutattak
a foguk feheret regebben. Mr..
Lindbergh akkor, mikor Hit
lert meginvitalta, hogy foglal-
jon ell egy par amerikai szige-
tet, Wheeler akkor, mikor tu-
catnyi alkalommal a nemzet-
vedelem utjaba a szenatusban
minden akadalyt oda g0rditett.
Lindberghr6l legalabb egy
sep dolgot mem lehet ta-
gadni.
Halas a kitiintetesert Hitler
mex es meg akarja ait SOL
gAH Meg is teszi, megel-
jiRSmeg, hogy masikat is tiiz
a nemet diktator a mellere.
Igaz, hogy Lindbergh hat
= =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-06-19

A verrel OntOzOtt fold Soha
mem terem jo buzat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

meteorological work in this city, and in New Britain and New Haven.
 Undulant Fever
 Dr. Godfrey's monthly report to the board of health regarding com- municable diseases in Waterbury included one new case of undulant fever, but the health officer said this case appeared to have been contracted previous to the boards order that all local milk plants pasteurize their milk, or otherwise city and in New Britain and New which causes undulant fever in milk consumers. In accordance with this order, several independent milk dealers have established a CO., operative pasteurizing plant on Union street, which is expected to reduce this risk from impure milk.
 The other diseases included in the June report are as follows: Chicken pox, 4; gonnorrhoea, 3; measles, II; German l; lobar pneu- monia, with one death; bronchial pneumonia, 3; scarlet fever, l; pull monary tuberculosis, 4, with two deaths; other forms of tuberculosis, 2; whooping cough, Il with one Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Health Officer

Health Officer
 position permanently by the board of health. His salary under the new arrangement was not discussed at yesterdays meeting, but Mayor Vincent A. Scully today revealed that he will recommend salary finance. At present Dr. Godfrey re- of $7,500 to the board of finance. ments this with his private practice.
 Dr. Godfrey will now have to abandon his private practice, the recent change of the city charter, in accordance with which the ap- pointment was made, requiring the naming of full-time health officer, to be barred from practicing pri- vately.
 Endorsements
 In addition to the experience in city health work which Dr. Godfrey has acquired during the past Is years, he has for some time been taking special courses in public health at the Yale Medical School His appointment as full time health officer was recommended both by Dr. Stanley Osborne, state health commissioner, and by the local public health council.
 Dr. Godfrey said yesterday that he intends for the present to ask Miss Lucy Minahan, assistant town clerk now in charge of vital statistics, to continue to take charge of this work. A recent charter change transferred the bureau of vital statistics from the office of the town clerk to the health offlce, and Dr. Godfrey plans eventually to transfer the work to members of his own office. An additional apph- cation for appointment as clerk of vital statistics has also been receiv- ed from Miss Annie Garfield of East Main street, but no appointment is to be made at present.
 At yesterdays meeting Miss Helen Sayles of 31 Bishop street was ap- pointed city bacteriologist, to suc- ceed the former Miss Attracta Mur- ray, now Mrs. Frank Hennessey, who resigned recently, to be mar ried. Miss Sayles has had experi- ence in meteorological work in this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

Just after the American warshius left, Nad bombers sank four Brit ish tankers. They were big, mod- ern tankers capable of making IT knots, but held down to about nine knots by the slow speed of the convoy.
 The manner in which the new Atlantic patrol operates is unique in naval history. Here are the me- chanics:
 Picked Up At Bermuda
 U. s. warsalips picked up the British merchantmen in British western hemisphere port-in this case, Bermuda, (Sometimes the north Atlantic route is used via Halifax, but the route is seldom the same). Prior to that British vessels had been concentrating for several weeks in various West In- dian ports-wheat and meat ships, together with oil tankers. The Brit ish merchantmen which awaited the U. s. patrol in Bermuda chief ly carried munitions. Oil tankers comprised the most important part of the convoy, there being about thirty of them, 8 number carry ing airplanes on their decks.
 Three U. s. airplane carriers, six destroyers and three cruisers &C., companied the convoy across the Atlantic-hut never within sight of the eighty British merchantmen.
 One airplane carrier steamed ahead of the merchantmen, another to the rear, another to the north. Each carrier was protected by two destroyers, zig-zagging constantly. The carriers performed the most important part of the patrol, keep ing their airplanes constantly securing the sky.
 German Raider Sunk
 Once a plane sighted a German surface raider and radioed it's posi- tion to British waTships, which rushed up and sank her. The bat tie took place so close to American vessels that they could hear the firing, though they never saw the ships. U. s. radio operators picked up distress message sent to Ber- lin by the Nazi vessel saying that she was sinking.
 On another occasion, an airplane carrier detector picked up the viz brations of a submarine, and sig naled it to come to the surface. When there was no answer, U. s. destroyers immediately dropped depth charges. After that the de- tector picked up no more vibra- tions.
 When the patrol reached its meeting place with the British, near the Cape Verd Islands of the African coast, it turned north, and shortly after this, the twelve U. s. naval vessels headed home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02


 would resist these as deterTninedly as profiteering by business.
 nEERRY-GO-ROUND
 Secretary Ickes' oil experts would do well to probe the experience of the Chemical Foundation at Atchison, Kansas, where it has been making alcohol and a tlend- cd motor fuel for four years ... Sentiment is increasing in several states for a Federal Union of Nations. The North Carolina Legislature has memorialized Congress to undertake an interna- !&ionaI federal union now, and 4 Representative Woodring of Penn sylvania is proposing the. same to the Pennsylvania legislature. John F. Goldsmith, Pennsylvania lawyer who first conceived the idea, is pushing the Quaker solons. CHILKOOT PASS
 Not long ago three Americans Were flying over famous old Chil- .skoot Pass, between Alaska and aHukon Territory in the snow capped Chidkoot range, making san aerial survey of the country through which the United States and Canada plan to build the AL askan highway.
 ] One was Governor Ernest H. Gruening of Alaska. Another was young Rep. Warren Magnuson of Washington, pioneer promoter of thee Alaskan highway. The third man was tall, white haired Thomas Riggs, chief of the International Boundary Commission. Gruening and Magnuson were busy observing the topography and making notes. But Riggs was en- groSsed for another reason with the crystal-coated terrain that shifted beneath them. He was reliving 3 memory. It had been many years since Thomas Riggs had last seen Chilkoot Pass, and under far different circumstances. I@ 1903 and 1906 he was one !! of Ghe American engineers who
 fixed the boundaries of Alaska q between the Yukon and British
 Columbia and prior to that had proGpected there during the cele-
 brated days of the sos. Later he was appointed governor of
 Alaska by President wilson. Now after an absence of more than
 quarter of-century, he was
 gazing on the country that had
 played such an important role in his early life. Magnuson fin-
 ally snapped him out of his
 trance with a remark on the
 beauty of the view.
 Yes, I was just thinking of how beautiful 1t seems to me now, from the air, and how much modern civilization has changed by con-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
TIERS ATTEND
 ANNUAL OUTING
Testimonial to William Gill; Iette, Retiring Clerk,
 Clinlaxs Gathering

Tn deflance of yesterdays withec- ing heat, more than 100 members of the Waterbury Bar Association gath- cred at the Chase Country Club to do honor to William AG. Gillette, retiring clerk of the Common Pleas Court. The dinner, at which walter Torrance, bar president, was toast- master, took place in the early evening, after a day of strenuous activity for the somewhat poorly conditioned barristers.
 With reckless disregard of Flac- cid muscles and the inevitable toll of the sedentary life, the lawyers engaged in such exhausting athle- tics as croquet and pinocl1le.
 In justice, however, 1t must be added that some did pitch horse shoes, play golf, and 8 few hardy ones even took part in a softball game between the married and un- married members of the bar. Atty. SummaIS team of married men were declared Yictors over the single men, explained by Atty. Morton Green blatt, after a rectic tIissle.
 A gold wrist watch was presented to the retiring clerk at the evening dinner, and numerous speakers paid tribute to his unstinting devotion and labor in behalf of the Common Pleas Court. Particularly eloquent in praise of Gillette was James Mo- Knight, appointed to succeed the former clerk.
 Other speakers included Atty. Walter E. Monagan, Judges Miles F. McNih, ST., and John F. Mo- Donough, and Atty. Thomas Fitz- simmons of New Haven.
 Attys. Heminway Merrirnan, Jr., Milton Meyers, John Monagan and Frank Healey were members of the arrangements committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
Permanent Position
 For Health Officer
Dr. E. J. Godfrey Formally Appointed Yesterday;
 Salary to Be Fixed Later; Miss Sayles Named

Dr. Edward J. Godfrey, we'll known local physician, who has served as health officer for Water bury on a theoretically temporary basis since his first appointment in 1926, was yesterday appointed to the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

Grand Knight Daly, treasurer Joseph H. Robin- son, Recording Secretary, Charles J. Bannon, Advocate Atty. James Henebry, Inside Guard James F. German, Outside Guard Elmer Shove.
 First appointments by the grand knight included those of the Rev. J. Oliver Cronan, assist ant pastor of St. Margarets church, as chaplain; Mortimer J. Connor, financial secretary; and Vincent Le Roy, lecturer.
 Mir. Connor is commencing his 22nd year as financial secretary,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

Suen, ms story made the wires. Our story of surnacl1 poison ing at Purchase Hill School also made the wires. A recent Essex haystack fir e brought under control by a new fire truck that the town had not yet a accepted, failed to. make the grade as
 H4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
SOUTH BRITAIN BRIEFS
BY BILL GARRIGUs

Reader interest is what keeps a column going. When that Toledo newsn1an wrote about eleven chick ems dying from fright when the town firemen tried out 8 new
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

EtnAncta4 BecKetAEy having first been named to the once in 1919.
 The retiring grand knight, Mir. Mcdonald, thanked the member ship for its loyalty to him in the past and also expressed his thanks to the district deputy and his staff for the many trips it has made to Waterbury on oflcial business during the past year.
 Refreshments were served fol- lowing the meeting.
 Elmer Shove was named chair man of 8 committee to sponsor 6 summer Kacey outing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02
U. s. Naval Vessels In
 First Convoying" Test
|Ot British Merchantmen Safely Started Across Att Iantic-American Planes Spot Nazi Surface Raiders
By brew Pearson and Robert E. AIlsn

Washington July 2. - A group of American naval
 els have just returned from their first experience at Atantic tpatrol" and or conveying" Whatever 1t is aled they helped to get about eighty British merchant
 safely most of the way to the west coast of Africa lhere the British took oyer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-02

High tribute was paid retiring Grand Knight Charles E. Mo- Donald last night as newly-elected officers of Sheridan Council, 24, Knights of Columbus, were in- stalled at the Columbus club, 79 North Main street, by District Deputy Daniel P. Marcantonio of Meridez1. m
 Patrick J. Wallace was seated in the chair of grand knight for the coming year. He will be as- sisted by Deputy Grand Knight Joseph T. Cronin, Chancellor Cor nelius F. Maloney, Warden George