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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-30
A BETEGSEC A VESzEDEL MES
LAP PAL IRASA

hogy orakig beszeljen. ot pert
alatt mondja el a magaet &
mem tor6dik vele, hogy van-e
sz6noki hatasa. Neki egy meg.
gy6gyitott beteg fontosabb
mint a legragyog6bb sz6nok
skier. Exert vagta oda olyar
r0viden ezeket::
| = Az amerikai ipar evente
negy milli6 munkanapot We.
silt kul0nb0z6 betegsegek folly.
tan es eek k0ziil csak tiz sza-
zalek az, amt maga az ipari
foglalkozas okozott. Ennelfog-
va mnd0ssze csak negyszazezer
nap vesz el ipari betegsegek
folytan a termelesb6l.
Talan AIT gondolta a j6sagos
orvostud6s, hogy ezt nehezen
ertik meg a hallgatoi, tehat
meg vilagosabban beszelt, mi
kor ezeket mondta:
- A aztrajkok evente csu-
pan ket munkaorat vesznek ell
minden dolgozo munkas ele-
teb6l, ellenben a koz0nseges
betegsegek nyolc lyen munka-
orat rabolnak ell.
Ez mar olyan egyszeru be-
SEED, hogy ezt senki mem ert-
heti telre. Olyan ujdonsagot
mondott a jeles tanar, amt
eddig soha senki mem hal
lott.
T0keletes es zavartalan ipari
vagy mezogazdasagi termeles
meg soha es sehol Sc volt a
vilagon. Olyan munkas en-
bert meg mem sziilt foldi anya,
aki az esztend6 haromszaz hat
vanot napja es listen tudja
hany oraja k0zul - ami mum
kara volt szanva - egyet Sc
mulasztott volna ell. EFT a he
vesi magyar beres egyszer ICY
vagta oda f0ldesuranak:
- Az okr0knek is kell pihe-
no nap, hat az ember Sc huz-
hatja alland6an a jarmot.
A fold kereken azonban
egyedul DR.. Roberts volt eddig
az egyetlen, aki raadta volna
a fejet annak kutatasara, hogy
Amerikaban mi okoz t0bb mum
kasziinetet? A sztrajkok-e
vagy a kozonseges betegsegek?
Most mar tudja mindenki a
valaszt, amire eddig senki mem
gondolt. A megszakitatlan
munkanak a kozonseges testi
bajok a legnagyobb zavaroi.
Mikor egy ilyen vi. gondola-
tot dobnak be az amerikai
eletbe, akkor a rendes szokas
az, hogy nyomban akadnak
emberek, akik ezen segiteni
tudnanak. A legtobb esetben
persze csak ugy gondoljak
hogy meg tudnak .talalni a
csodaszert, ami a bait eltiin-
tetne. El0 is allanak sok jonak
latszo 0tlettel, amelyek fel6I
azonban hamarosan kideriil
hogy mem ernek sokat. S6t:
semmit Sc ernek. Ebben az eset
ben bizonyosan mondhatjuk:
- Mines a bajnak semm
OfVOSSaga.
A betegseg olyan tunet a.
emberiseg eleteben, amt gy6
gyitani lehet, bizonyos mer
tekig meg is lehet el6zni, min
a himl6 jarvanyt a kell6 be
oltasokkal, de telesen eltiin
tetni, elejet yenni lehetetlen.
Egy angol orvos, DIR. Jenning
talalta fel a himlo elleni vede
kezest es meg eleteben elert'
ait, hogy Eur6paban a himl'
tobbet mem pusztitott, miko
k0tetlez6ve tettek a himl6 ellie
nj oltasokat. De a termesze
mindig gondoskodott arr6l
hogy ha egy helyen megbek
ly6ztak, akkor mask utat tor
| i'm ma U6nak A1iU fOifOff6l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-30

Szegeny carok. Nit tudtal
azok a zsarnoksag felol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-30

Men are apt to be pretty careless about
their breath, and that can put them I'm
plenty bad. They wonder why girls don't
give them second date. II you want TO
be on the safer slide. II you want to make
q hit with your girl friend, look aft1r
your breath before your next date With
her. Be sure to rinse your mouth with
Listertne Antiseptic. It's wonderful FOR
combating bad breath due to food fer
mentation in the mouth. Such ferln0n-
tation. say some authorities, Is the major
cause OF this condition, although had
breath Is sometimes due to systemic dis
orders. Listerine Antiseptic halts the Ier-
mentation and overcomes It's odors. Tho
breath quickly becomes sweeter, pusar.
less likely to offend.
Lambert Pharmacal Co., st. Louis. no.
Before Any Date Use
llSTERlNE ANTlsEPTlc
To Make Your Breath Swestsr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-30
AVILAG-HET STRoFABAN
HETI ROvAS: BOLYGo AHAsvERUs I.
Irja: Szegedy Laszl6

HETT ROVAS: BOLYG6 AHASVERUS :.
Bolyg6 Ahasverus zsidok jelkepe:
ujra vandorbotot forgat kezebe.
Barnily hosszu volt a vandorlasok utja:
ujra felbuzog szenvedesek kutja.
/: FalpI6I falura s.. b6l-orszagba,
6sszeroskad szazszor nagy k0rforgasba!
:. Hittiik:' Palesztina lett hazaja ujra,
hol neki gyiirk6z0tt dolgozni ingujjra.
S most, hogy term6ve lett a sivatag orszag:
ugy ehet, hogy t6liik ezt is elkobozzak ;.
Brit-arab lesz az ur, - zsid6 csak zerus:
s. hazatlan lesz ujra Bolygo Ahasverus ;.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-30

Hogy ken haboruzni "semleges alapon?"
Most irja az U. S. vi t0rvenyalapon
=. Messzi Europa; messzi szalla felh6;
de leszamolas lassan mindig elj6!
semlegessegrlil most vi t0rveny kesziil
bel6le nevenel mas mem marad vegiil /.
Es mikent szemhez tartozik latas:
Szovjetnek talan ez lesz megvatas :?
U. s. haj6k viszik maid fegyvert nekik, :
fegyverszallitmanyt fegyverrel megvedik
vi sorsot YES kobe tan u S. v&s6:
az kerdes csupan: hogy mar nem-e kes6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
ST. ANN'S TROOP IN CEREMONIES
Annual Investiture to Be Held Sunday Candidates
 to Be Presented

The Boy Scouts of Troop IS will hold their second annual Scout In- vestiture at st. Ann's church, Sum- day, Feb. 23 at 2i5 p. m. Directed and arranged by the troop chap lain Rev. Ubald Laurion, the cere- mony will include several interest," ing religious parts all of which will lead up to the reception of the new scouts into the troop. The candi- dates will recite the Scout Oath at the altar rail while the older
 members form a guard of honor for them. They will then be vested with their neckerchiefs and re- ceive their insignia from the cele- brant. The scoutmaster will lead them into the recial to of the Scout Law, their last official step before entering the troop.
 A sermon will be delivered by Rev. Alfred Mathieu. Solemn bene- diction will be sung by a we'll trained group of children from St. Ann's school under the direction of Sister Theresa of the Angels. Tn the name of his brother candidates, Scout Dwight Grayeline will recite the Act of Conservation. The candi- dates to be received into the troop are as follows; Marcel Hebert. Ru- dolphe Laliberte, Roland Parizo, Irving Plourde, George Pronovost Marshall Shaker, Conrad Beaulieu Jacques Layergne, Roger Lebel, Tao-paui T,acollrsiere .Iacolas De- peault, Raymond Milot, Maurice Morin, Dwight Graveline and George Perreault.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
MAINE AIRPORT
 MANAGER KILLED
John 2. West h Forced Landing Strikes High
 Tension Wire, Crashed

Bethel, Me- Feb, 2lwluPlwJahn M West sh manageF el nle HeEllnl M Hy alTpAFtl aled IQaay al injuries sustained on lhe lnllial IllghE eE hlk new Flner Gnb when the man9plahe struck g hleh Tlfnsl9n WTe anFlhs a taTpea landing and Crashed en leeE paated AnaFpseeggln FlFeFl
 Hnpklng q heavy sneR slnall Nhlle Berlin at dusk lats night, West was atEemntlng le lana gn tDe les Nhen lhe mlshap aepnFFeal nF! Fganph Appletan Of G0Fhaml hl Hu pllotlna ahbther new pNb and hQFeFnlR ah0Ve Vests plane NalIlnR laF hls turD I9 land, 9nleklI bTenRbf hlS ereFF aeEA ana aamlAlsleFea lFsl
 Fhe physician plaaed West lA The nndaMaRfa plane ana IaAlea a Mlle pn FlVeF l0 IA n0lnt neaT the maln WltlnR, pr, AppletenIs Vile WhA was aepelnnanFinR hln en lhe lllghb ran E0 2 neaEpg IaFmheAse ana lelT
 West was hAspltallaea la nearby ReElln Nllh a 1knll fraetnFe, pg Xpplatah said West had n fairly p0lllfpTtahle nlRhW hpt Fedapsea aE dawn and alRd soon alteT,
 West, dlTsoiaE pf fha nAA plletr IFalnlnH pFoRFsW b lhe HeFllA REesl had aceepfea dellEeFV Af hls plalle M NoFNeedl ana bFl Appleton Eah pIl0tlng one pNEehasea hV an0ther Berlin EesIdeAL The aAeteF Sala
 ReV had good fpinR NfathaT Dnlll theE Teaeflea the HlDllDlaITls RheFe Wet Ashallaa Hsg Aheald lsAa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
19 May Be Inducted
 By Watertown Board
Russell Pope Notifies Group, With 10 Requirements,
 to Report February 2S at 6:45 a. m.

Thomastan; simon HuFler, TeTry- vile, William J, Maton, IT,, Water town, Arthur H, Lewis, Morris, George D, Gaine, WateTlowni Albert DemeFs, WateFtogn, sFFank V, PVuehnlk, New MllfoFdI Joseph T, RFutg, New Haven, George blseoe, TeFFyVille,
 Because one or more Of the men named above may not be indueted at the induction station by the armed forces, the following named men may Do required as Teplaee' manis, Any man so required 70 FeS port as a replacement shall Do duly notified at least five days before he Is required Ia report,
 Andrew MainslFuek, 0akyllle Raym9nd L, Rnskey, New MllfeFe l John ', RFaAee, Ph0mast0n George D, Benedict, FhemaslanI ElaFldgs ?, Peel, New MllfaFdI Walter V, T0hey, WaIePl9wnI Malcolm W, Henson, Plymouth John VanaeF' h0ef, JFp RTldgep9FlI George R Wilson, JTu East Hartford gFYlne V, Lake, TeFFyVllle,
 sEFank V, PFpehnik Of New Mll' l9Fa has pesn appointed group leadeF,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
LOCAL CASE IN
 SUPREME COURT

One apneal 10 the Rnpreme Court Nf EVOfs at HArif0pd by WAlepV bury people Is Sphpdpled t0r hpalF Mg 'TllRsaay, March apa0FdnR lQ \ schedule rplpaApl l0day by lhe Ths iIpsl apnnai 9f these ls lllp anneal Af l,Afang0 Mapln0, aamDlr ISiIai0r, from fhp afplsl0D pf The WaiNpblly snpRrl0r p0nTll Anlh0llR n, lTpp0 ana others arc dfffnp daplS, MasQ0l0, MpknlRht alla Daupb rAnpRsint MTl MfTInnr
 Thp leA0nd appaal Das nQl lfpn pVMled, and WI n0l he lellfBfg kt ms uWp, Il p0neeyns lDe Rppeal 0t Joseph pTepebwelD from 2 Wel tegbngH snperl0g court aeelhlQN Hlait llaTe soma lllne hRp HNp 1hasA HFass WY Copper n0y Dlev aga delpnaaNls Ally RdYaTd MaSr colo represents lbe plalplllt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
COMMISSION ON
 FIRE, SAFETY LAW

HaVlf0rd, Conn., February 2l, w UP w Governor Hurley today named 2 commission of i've memE bers t0 investigate the states lire and saIely laws,
 The eQmmlsslQn was authorized by the Leg elslalpTe as 9 result 0f the New Haven cult and Pad Company, fire two weeks ago lD which ten peFr sons losl thelP lives,
 Members 0l the commission ! Stale Police Commissioner FdgaFd J, Hickey Representative Joseph 2, Roye, New Hayenl ", 8, Payne Of the Aetna Casualty msupanee n0mnaDy, Harlfordj Milton Mes n0nald, Bridgeport labor 0fllelal and samue Rottmanp New HaYen manutaeluTHr,
 They will submit tbeiP report 70 the Goneral Assembly hy MayL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
Waterbury Schools Graduating 119 Students Tonigh
Mayor Urges Aid For
 Defense Program Here
Members Guests of Young Democratic Club Hear Ap-
 peal for United Effort; Dinner DanCe Installation

Mayor Vincent A. Scuily speak ing last evening as guest of the Young Democratic Club of Water bury deviated from his congratula- tory address to newly elected offi- cers, to urge the full membership of the organization to dedicate its efforts in the furtherance of the national defense program in every possible way.
 'These are crucial times and our concern for our country transcends any and all personal and political considerations. urge you young people to include in your program of activities definite and construc- tive service for the nations welfare. I invite you to share in the work of the national defense committee which exists in this city" his honor stated in the course of his address.
 9th Annual Event
 Last evenings gathering marked the ninth annual installation cere- monies for the Waterbury chapter of the Young Democratic Club of this city, the oldest unit in the state. In addition to Mayor Scully's speech of congratulations to the new ofti- cers and to the membership in gen. eral, State President Joseph DePa- ola of Meriden conveyed the greet ings of the state. Judge Edward Sheehan of Seymour offered his congratulations as county president, Various other groups of the state were represented.
 Supplementing a telegram Of con- gratulations from Congressman J. Joseph Smith, Joseph P. Donahue, Mr. Smiths secretary, present at the ceremonies also presented his best wishes for successful year. Secretary Neil Maloney of the Dem ocratic Town Committee and Mrs, Ncra Mahaney Harris of New Ha- ven, vice chairman of the Demo- cratic State Central Committee al- so spoke along similar lines.
 Two past presidents of the club, Attorney Carmine Cipriano and Francis O'Donnell. were introduced to the assemblage.
 The installation of newly elected officers preceded the dinner-dance at Patsy Browns Silver Chalet. The main banquet hall was very attrac- lively decorated for the occasion, The Silver Chalet presented a spe- cial musical program during the serving of the dinner and played for dancing which followed.
 Newly Elected Officers
 Past President William T. Far- Flngton presided as toastlnaster. The officers installed included; Presl- dent Nicholas Zappone, who eStend-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
President Of Board
 Of Education Chosen
 To Present Diplomas
Superintendent of Schools Dr. COndOn to Give Prin. clpaI Address at Exercises in WiIby High School
 Auditorium Musical Program Arranged

Eastman Vanderbest, Theresa Dauni.s, Angelina DeSimone, Ther- esq Kowcheris, Mary Procopion, Helen Stockus, Lemonia Trtantafil- los Antonia oouyeia
 Webster Evening Grammar
 School Department
 Martino Carmine Aurigemma, Julia Cardillo. Michael Fernandez, Joseph J. FeFreira, Tony Flammia, Salvatore Guerrera, Carmine dug- liotu, William Perugini, John Petro, Emma Sechow.
 Webster AmeFieanixati0n
 Antonio Albini, John Alblni, Nich- olas Albini, Frank Aloise, Rosario Bologna, Croce Bruccolert. Antonino Buscemi. Vito Cappa, Jerry Dad dona, Jacob Derman, Rocco Erich etti, Eerafino Fortunati, Michael dueFrera, Alexander Hurduk, Calo- zero Ingala. Primo Mariani, Joseph Matarazxi, John Varrone, Michael verno, Alexander Zmudsky, Michael zuFlo.
 Duggan AmeFleanlxali0n
 MatI SahHFtIthes AAtlg GNttaNhe~ kas, Rose cimieata, Pasquale Del- Cato, Gloria Dideorgio, Grace Pon- tana, Roslna FilIee, Mollis Formica, Duilia 0ambini, Emil 0avenas, Mary 0edraitis. Maria dizzi, Luigi Lemb0, Vincent Pabilionis, Jose phine Russo, Rose Russo, Pasqu le sandualle, Angelo slea, Salvatore squilaeei, Isabell Yankauskas, Mar- gaTet Yoksa, Lizzie Tozzi, Lawrence Loukaitis, Anna Nicola, Rose De Masi
 Perfect Attendance i9se.ti
 AIneTieanlzatlon Glasses, One Year. Duggan-R Sakinls; Web- sier-Aliee TanaSkewleh, Alexandra Jastniskl. Croee BruecoleTi; Crosby -G0nstantin Wolehuk, Emmanuel orlando, dorlzla Filipp0ne.
 Two years; Duggan-Susle caEus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
PLAN TESTIMONIAL FOR ROBERT BYRNE

Robert Byrne, leaving with Wat erbury's contingent of the l02rd. for Camp Banding. Florida, will be honored at two receptions this eve- ming by friends of St, Thomas par ish. An officer of St. Thomas Boys Brigade, he will be honored by e testimonial at the regular Friday evening meeting of the Brigade,
 Later at the St, Thomas Holy Name clubhouse, he will be honored by the members of the Holy Name club. During the last few years, Mir. Byrne has been most active in the affairs of St, Thomas Holy Name society and the star Of the Junior Holy Name basketball team, lie leaves for camp with the good wishes of his many friends at St, Thomas,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
PIVs.DaV Forecast

Boston, Feb, al @ Cpp) - The weather bureaus i've day New Eng land forecast Tor the period beglns ning at 1ls0 tenlghti
 FempeIalnPes durlnK lhe, next nye normal in spnlhern New EnRland and near normal in northern New Ensland NoFmals in southern New EnHland are Boston and New Itar Ven, R0, Nantucket .Rsi in n0ptheln AsssSo tnGps sndh hMllGEsd,sSlRla SS% MGi, a gs qSg9, bssipoa,. Ase, lS, ,FRsfa Viii De llttls hnglnafiNn from day @ day, . The, lalal precipitation VII ee falliDg in Inc form ef lighl spaw insFlss n .neIlhern hGw Engla!9,a.l guFlhE fhe period, ID solibeasleTh New FnglallA lillls oF no pPeelpllas Hon Is Indicated,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
WOODS TO TEACH
 YCOURSE TONIGHT

Fhe v, N, Q, 4, course ln Ply central " 10, \, tonlght at 8 ecl0ck, The MstTueloF ls WalteF A. Woads, Wha has had go yeaFs Of eNE psFlenie lR fshlng geF Weps salmon and bass
 The course wlll meet FTlday nights at The Geniral V, M, q A. for eight consecutive weeks, FalI loBing the opening ef the hshlnR season. there VII he lQnF sunday trlns to various Connecliept rivers
 Tonlghts session IS open Without cost Ng ohllgatlon tp all men and women who may bs mteFesleal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

Superintendent
 pr, John c. dilmaFlin. principal Of the evening schools, has secured the Waterbury federal ensemble and the high school girls chorus to headline the graduation program, Presentation of D, 4. R, awards VIII also be made,
 The personnel of the graduating elas tor lesi follows
 Leayenw0Flh High Mechanical
 Drawing
 Francis nreSnahan, Emil BFedlee, George B0lleau, Edward FoFkel, Francis Daltmiskis, Alfred Janovln0, Phafaeus K0bylenSki, stephen pons alll0. G0am0 Ralnet0, John VerblkAs Jamef Gardner, Willard MagTo, Ed' yard Fraser
 I2ayenw0Tih High Electricity Romeo 4, Langdeua, John c, Tefs lsayage, salvatore Mueel Ffederiek Iah1o,
 lfagenH0Vlb High Plumbing DHald L, OT0ole, Howard wll' liam Manl0n
 IEagenA0Tlh lllgh sheet Metal John Theodore baknils,
 Mllby High Bookkeeping Louis D'AnRelo
 Mllhy lligb AlfDeEFapby hase V liflllnh Anl0nello H' HaI0gEa, dadNlRh E Hhmifllnski HaFgld c kean, Pauline E, pairlek Dolores l. PellelleF, Rita ', Lap' kallN
 fTesbg High Chemistry Alols IlhlglngeT. Raber TeuRull fF0shl lllRb ATGhllrflnTal Drawing I8hn y Malula
 lFeshy tYHning liFammaF hfh09l
 ngpaTlmenl
 glaTlfs !, Calabgfke, helly plF J0hn, Tun0lhY lAleldl Harold Mannl I0hn Joseph fgan, Raymond V li0gabaek, liH0lge joseph haluTki Anthony HalabFfse, Victor DneTfeIa, MArle nalnell0, Joseph hahies Alyes. 0ene HenelYnngai Eleanor nlallelll, HubeH WllllaWaon, bplF man 9ln, Madellnf gleFmQnl
 lT0shg AmeTieanifall0D John Hagncmpllai Giuseppe lfaP loElo, Iflleelln0 Manelnl aalleElq Maya, 9ulsepIe linhlno, pnslmel habnlls, lQuls karlas, John HpaMl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

WateFtown, Feb, 2l VI Nineteen men have been selected for indue' ton by Local selectlye Service Draft Board No, s2 to report to the board, 8s7 Main street, at 6I4S a, m February 2s, wheFeupoH they will Dc sent to the state induction center at Hartford, it was announced this morning by Russell ', Pope, sFp lo' cal boad member,
 Selected for induction geFeI Wal ter L, G0Yaiskl TerFyVlllei Allen H' Williams, TeFTyylllei Ralph h IsmyTski, New MllfOFdi John q, Kwetkus, JF,, Th0mastonl Stanley ?, KTulleki TeFFgYillel Leon 2 k0' wRlsky, Peguabuek Edmund 2, kas koWski, ThomastGDl ThfaeeFe z, TomalSkl, TeFFyyllleI Walamgg d sadnskl, TeFTyYlleI Edward q Ena5 mat, 0akYllleI George keeIYD,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
MARINES ACCEPT |B. A. BENSAvAGE
WatertOwn Boy and Fred BOyarChOk of Beacon
 Falls Leave for s. C.

First sergeant George A. Beck, Marine corps recruiting oficer for this district, announces that Ben- jamin Arthur Bensavage, of Litch- field road, Watertown, son of MT. and Mrs. simon Joseph Bensavage, has been accepted for enlistment in the volunteer marine corps reserve, class III (c) at the U. s. Marine corps recruiting station at Room 209 Post Office, here.
 First sergeant Beck states that Bensavage, along with Fred J. Boyarchok of 66 Railroad Avenue, Beacon Falls, son of Mary Boyar- chok, left this morning for the marine corps training station at Paris Island, s. c. where they will undergo the usual exhaustive marine corps recruit training designed to prepare him for service anywhere in the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

One hundred and nineteen mem- bers Of the Waterbury evening schools will be recipients of diplo- mas at commencement exercises this evening in the Wilby audito- rum. Thomas P. Ashton, president Of the board of education, will pre- sent the diplomas while congratu- lations t0 the graduates will be of- fered by Dr. Thomas J. Condon, superintendent of schools.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
CAMERA VANISHES
 IN REAL FADE-OUT

While Harry Goldberg of 868 East i72nd street, New York city, watched the boxing bout at the Buckingham hall last night, some other spectator less imbued with the excyitement watched his camera, valued at s200 until Goldberg mos mentarily laid 1t on a nearby seat.
 When the excitement subsided, Goldberg glanced hastily about and found that some thief had walked away with the camera.
 Lieut.. John Calvin of the detec. tive buread. who investigated, said that the camera was eight by 10 inches. had an aluminium front and was in a black -broWn case,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
MAYBELLE WARD
 Y CLUB GUEST

A discussion on relationship bee tween our white and colored citizens was held at the meeting of the Y-Ettes Club at Central Y. M. c. A. last night. Mrs. Howard ODell and Miss Dorothy Jones, representing the Pearl Street Neighborhood House, acted as consultants.
 This discussion is one of a series of presentations held this week at the Y in observance of Race Rela- tions. This afternoon Mrs. Maybelle Ward will speak to the Beta Gra-Y and Miss Elizabeth Roscoe will speak to the Bombers Cray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

FIaneipal sell0, Josephine GaTuSellO, Mary kaspaTallis, Paul Gallo, Mary hans egielus, Webster Josephine Raege' nanskl, Ranto RaleTnO, Crosby Malta0 PasEln0, Giuseppe Rlblb0
 Three Years Dlsganw Duilla 6amblnl, Rose Glmleat0 Vincent Ael gugl0, J0lDelaOlshTdlnF2EY F9 pablllGnls, Angelina GaDQagll Webp sler Mlehael SpFl0, John Haytko, Alea Hurdnek
 Essay WInnersl Duggan ppllla 6amblnll Crosby AnteDl0 AmelSa, Room with Rest Allfndanoe TeaHhHG sylvia MaSe0Ylla, % per cent, Webster school,
 4 glrl 0f la was found lendlnR bar neaT ifamlll0p, he0lland'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

Temporary Clerk Clerk
 James Mcknight newly appointed temporary clerk of the court his duties clerk this morning replacing W confined his with cold
 Gillette retire expiration this July Ist Mr. Gillette began his assistant clerk in ls0s
 serving In this capacity until ISOs when he appointed clerk the court
 Judge McDOnOugh pleas replaced % clerk of the About four lateF Gillette his old jOb He has served continuously since
 that Atty Mcknight will be appointed ship when and Mr. Gillette who has passed retirement retire this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21
KEPT GR0wVW 70 THEMSELVES

Wily Dulpb planters heated nuts mees eAnoHpd iron the Bands Jsr lands lp early Hmes before shlpy ping them, so that no one else could plant and RrQW lhem,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-21

President cd the clubs greetings to guests of honor and club representatives; vice-president, James J. Gladney; second vice-preSident. Alfonso Fer raro; recording secretary, Catherine Dzubay DeLeon: financial secre- tary. Joseph Heffrin; treasurer, Guido Sandulli and Francis O'Don- nell, chairman of the executive board.
 Representatives of various local clubs and several members of the municipal government were also in attendance at the dinner. About l50 in all were present.