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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
MEM CSERELTEK XII
A: FOGLYOKAT

"A haDOru SOran egy nagyon
kul0n0s fordulat merritt fel
Anglia es a nazik kozott, a
mely eleinte jo sikerunek iger-
kezett, de kesobb fenakadt.
Kozvetlen targyalasok alap-
jan az angol es nazi koruna
nyok megegyeztek abban, hogy
a korhazakban fekvo, ujabb
katonai szolgalatra keptelen
hadi foglyokat kolcs0nosen XII
cserelik. Kesobb ezt kibovi-
tettek azzal, hogy mas hadi
foglyokat is kicserelnek, de a
cseret az elnyomorodotta
kezdik.
Anglia AIT akarta volna,
hogy az ere vonatkozo egyes-
segeket az Egyesult AllamoK
kezelje, de ezt a nazik ridegen
megtagadtak. Ellenben varat-
lanul a radon keresztul fordul
tax az angol kormanyhoz es
altalanos meglepetesre a ra-
dion jov6 nazi felhivasra Ang-
liza valaszolt is.
A megegyezes letrejottt. A
korhazban levo sebesiilteket
az angol kormany mar ell is
vitette az angol kikot6be es ket
angol halo vitte volna at azo-
kat a francia partra, ahol a XII
csereles tortent volna.
AZ utolso pillanatban de-
rult XII, hogy valami felreertes
t0rtent. Az angolok mindossze
120 sebesult nazit akartak at
kuldeni cserebe es azoknak
elleneben 1900 angol sebesiil-
tet igenyeltek. A nazik ere
azzal feleltek, hogy csakis en-
bert ember ellen cserelnek XII.
Az angol kormany ere szava-
max megszegesevel vadolta a
nazi kormanyt es a cserebol
semmiSe lett.
Jellemz6 a helyzetre az, hogy
a nazik Rudolf Hess nazi al
vezer kiadasat is k0veteltek.
Maga Hess mondta, hogy 8
mem hadifogoly, hanem diplo-
maciai k0vet volt es ICY ct
mem lehet jogosan angol fog
sagban tartani.
Az angol kormany ezzel szem
ben hallani Sc akar arrol, hogy
Hess Rudolfot, Hitler alvezeret
hazakiildje. A vita azonban
elarulta a vilagnak AIT, hogy
Hess tenyleg Hitler utasita-
sara ment at Angliaba beke-
k0vetnek.
A hadi foglyok kicserelese-
mex meghiusulasa mindket ol-
dalon nagy keseriseget oko-
zott. EFT valami kezdo lepes-
mex tekintettek es ait remel-
tex, hogy k0vetkezmenyekent
ITALIAN megis lehetne beket csi-
nalni. Winston Churchill an
gol minisztereln0k azonban
kUelentette, hogy az embe-
riesseg szempontjan xviii SEM
mi mas gondolat mem vezette e
teren az angol kormanyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
AZ ELEMI IGAzSAGOk

sor4b6l val6 az, hogy leveg6b6l mem
lehet megelni. Minden vallalkozasnak az
tizletfelek j6akaratu partfog&sa az alap-
ia Is ICY az ujsAg is olvas6 t&boranak ktsz-
segere van utalva.
Ennek lathat6 jele AZ, hogy az olvaso meg
adja kell6 ellen6rt4ket az ujsagjanak az
el6fizet4s form4j&ban
A lap els6 oldal&n lAtlat6 cimzes ponto-
san megmondja az el6fizetks lejaratanak
napjat. K@rjtk, nezse AIT meg Is kildje be
el6fizeteset. ugy hogy q lap lejArati napj&t
naindig idejekor4n megujithassuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
ROMAN TABORNOKOK
KIVEGZESE

A roman nemzet k0reben
erik mar az, hogy belefarad.
tax a nazi uralomba es secret
nenek vegre isnet onalloak
lenni.
Ennek a nemzeti hangulat-
max a roman hadsereg tizen-
ket tabornoka adott kifejezest
azzal, hogy Besszarabia elfog-
lalasaval Romania elerte Gel
jait az oroszokkal szemben es
mines ertelme annak, hogy to-
vabb harcoljanak.
Romaniara nezve nagyon
koltseges volt a haboru. Meg a
nazik is beismerik, hogy a ro-
man hadseregnek eddig 10
ezer halottja van es bar a
lomanok nagyon gyenge ka-
tonak, megis kenyszeritik oket
a haboru tovabbi folytatasara.
Ez ellen tiltakozott tizenket
roman tabornok, akikkel az
utan a nazik nagyon roviden,
de felettebb megdobbentoen
bantak Ell. Elfogtak a tizenket
roman tabornokot es minden
tovabbi nelkul agyonlovettek.
Ez a nagy aranyu gyilkossag
azonban mem oldotta meg a
roman kerdest. A sztrajkok, a
hadi termeles lelassitasa napi-
renden vannak, sot hire ment,
hogy Antonescu tabornok-dik-
tator le akar mondani allasa-
rol. EFT persze csak Hitler en-
gedelyevel teheti es ait aligha
kappa meg.
A nazi politika kozben ra-
vasz fondorlattal ujra eles
ellenteteket probal tamasztani
a magyarok es romanok k0-
zott. A romanok az oroszoktol
visszaszerzett teruleteken XII
viii Erdelyrol Sc mondtak lie es
AIT kovetelik maguknak.
Bekes uton ezt persze a ma
gyaroktol soha meg mem kap-
halifax. Most azutan roman
hadsereg AIT k0veteli, hogy
kuldjek haza, inert nyomban
be akarnak vonulni Erelybe,
akkor, amikor a magyar had
sereg tavol van es ICY ezt mem
lehetne megfelelo fegyveres
erovel megakadalyozni.
Mem lenne meglepo, ha Hit
ler ehhez az arulashoz hallga-
tolagos beleegyezeset adna.
Hitlertol a magyar nemzet
mem varhat semmi jot. A ma
gyar haza ma Hitler paran-
csara all teljesen vedtelenul es
ha egy roman tamadas erne,
akkor a vilaghaboru utani jele-
netek ismetlodnenek meg.
Aggodva nez a magyar men,
zet ma a romanok fele, akiket
Hitler parancsara bajtarsaknak
kell tekinteni, akikkel egyiitt
kell harcolni, noha tudvalevo,
hogy az arulas mindig oft buj-
kal az erdelyi hataron.
Az OROSZ HABORU
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
A FINNEK TOVABB
FOGNAK HARCOLNI

Az angol kormany eros han
gu figyelmeztetest kuldott a
finneknek, hogy mivel a korab-
bi haboru soran elvesztett te-
ruleteiket mar visszanyertek
az oroszoktol, ennelfogva to-
vabb ne harcoljanak Stain ell
len.
A jegyzek AIT akarta meg
ereztetni a finn kormannyal.
hogy ha a finnek mem lepnek
azonnal bekessegre az oroszok-
kal, akkor az angol kormany
ellenseg gyanant nez reajuk
es ugy fogja 0ket kes6bb ke-
zelni.
A finn kormany neveben a
kulugyminiszter valas "a ban
meglepetesenek adott kifejezest
es nyiltan kerdezte, hogy mi
lyen alapon akarja Anglia a
finneket ellensegeknek nyilva-
nitani?
A finn kulugyminiszter sze-
rint meg nagy es fontos finn
teruletek vannak orosz keen,
foleg az eszaH reszekben, ahol
meg mem is voltak eros kiser-
letek az oroszok kiveresere.
De a finnek ugy latjak, hogy
mas baj is van. A tiszta orosz
teruleten ma is olyan pontok
vannak, amelyekrol az oroszok
vi tamadasokat intezhetnek
Finnorszag ellen es a finn mem
yet kotelessege az, hogy ezeket
lerombolja es ezzel a terulete
ellen inditando ujabb orosz ta-
madast nehezitse.
A ferfiaS hangu finn valasz
teljes egeszeben talalkozott O
norvegek es svedek tetszesevel,
akik reamutattak ARA, hoey
mikor Stain minden ok nell
kill tamadt a finnekre, akkor
tires sajnalkozason Xviii az an
gol kormany semmi segitseget
mem adott a finneknek es kar-
hoztato jegyzeket Sc kuldott
Stalinnak a finnek elleni tul-
kapasok ugyeben. Rossz ne
ven veszik most a svedek, hogy
az angol kormany a finnekre
nyomast akar gyakorolni.
Londonban a felett tun0dnek
hogy vajjon hadat uzen-e az
angol kormany a finneknek, ha
tovabbra is harcolnak az oro-
szok ellen? Az angol krligyi
hivatal huzodik att6l, hogy ezt
a kerdest a nyilvanossag el6tt
targyalja, inert erik, hogy
annak mem volna a k0zvele-
menyre j6 hatasa.
Az egeSz kerdest AIT fogia
eldonteni, hogy mi lesz a
finnekkel szemben az Egyesult
Allamok magatartasa? vegte-
lenul kenyes iigy ez, inert ait,
hogy Finnorszag a legtisztabb
demokracia, mem lehet leta-
gadni. Amerika mar oily sok-
szor dicserte a finneket, hogy
most nehezen fordulhat ellie
MIX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16
4 HAB0RU ESEhAENYEI

A NAZI GOZHENGER
MOSZKVA ELLEN MEGY
Hitler Adolf legutols6 Macy
hangu beszedeben bejelentette
a vilagnak, hogy valami 6riasi
aranyu esemeny kovetkezik be
hamarosan Oroszorszagban.
vilag ma mar tudja, hogy
anazi g6zhenger megindult
Moszkva ellen es tenyleg soha
mem >tapasztalt meretu roha-
mot intezett az orosz f0varos
elfoglalasara. Milliok mentel
a rohamra es odavetette a nazi
vezerkar minden katonai ere
jet, hogy ez alkalommal donto
csapast merjen az ellenal-
laSra.
A jelentesek csak annyit mon
danak, hogy a Macy roham
megindult es a nazi vezerkar
sziikszavusaga szerint a tervek-
mex megfelel6en halad.
A Moszkvabol erkez6 hirek
reamutatnak ARA, hogy a hely
zet vegtelenil komoly es talan
els6izben teszik ait az oroszok,
hogy a hatralast beismerik.
Tudomasra adjak, hogy a ma
xix mar csupan 125 inert
f0ldre vannak Moszkvatol a
k0zponti iranyban, tehat Smo-
lensk fel6l. Sokkal rosszabb
azonban a helyzet - ugyan-
csak az orosz jelentes szerint
- Delen, ahol a nazik elvet-
tex Orel varosat, ami AIT je-
lenti, hogy Moszkvabol a deli
iranyba, a Kaukazus es Kri-
mea fele vezet6 vasuti vonalat
elvagtak. A deli orosz vedo Sc
reg tehat el van szakitva a
kozponttol a nazi el0rehaladas
folytan.
Olyan Macy aranyu ez a
hare, hogy sejteni Sc lehet an
max a veget. A jelek ARA mu-
tatnak, hogy a nazik az also,
a deli vonalon olyan iramban
akarnak el6retorni, hogy
Moszkvat is hatulrol keritsek
be es ICY oman az orosz kor-
many elmenekuleset lehetet-
lenne tegyek. Sikeril-e ez a
terv, AIT a kozel j0v6 fogia meg
111utatni. Ha kozbejonne a tel,
az nagyon segitene az oroszo-
kon.
Stain es kormanya most mar
rer1dkiviil sirg6sen kerik az
angol es amerikai segitseget,
anaihez jussuk is van, hiszen ez
feltetelek nelkil lett megiger-
We. Erezhet6 is, hogy az an
gol csapatok Persia fel6l
mennek mar a Kaukazusba, de
a kerdes egyel6re az, hogy ele-
gend6nek tartjak-e a hires pet
roleum forrasok vedelmet, vagy
tenyleg bemennek az igazi
Oroszorszagba es oft szallnak
szembe a nazi hadsereggel. EFT
is a k0zel j0v6 fogja megmu-
tatni.
A mostani hare d0nt6 jelle-
giinek mondhato ugy az oro-
szokra, mint a nazikra nezve es
annak kimenetele ele aggodva
nez az egesz vilag.
BEKET AJANLANA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

Csak az egesse el hata mo-
gott a hidat, aki nagyon jol
tud uszni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-10-16

hogy az Egyesult Allamokban
megjelent egy angol egyetemi
tanar es nagyon gyors targya-
lasok utan eladott egy talal-
manyt jo penzert, amelynek
lenyege az, hogy a vasat bar
milyen formajaban is rozsda-
mentesiteni tudja.
A tanart Thompson neven
hivtak es az eljaras Thompson
process nev alatt ismeretes es
hasznalatos amerikai gyarak
elott, amelyek ezt a modszert
nagyban hasznaljak. Automo-
bilt ma mar mem is keszitenek
maskent, minthogy a vasnak
Thompson-fele fiird6ket adj
max, hogy bizonyos idore meg
ovjak a rozsdatol. Mem orokre.
Jaj lenne az automobil gya-
raknak, ha ma is olyan tar
tos autokat csinalnanak, mint
kezdetben. Akkor mem le-
hetne minden evben ot vagy
hat millio vi gocsit csinalni.
A mai civ az, hogy az vi ko-
csi egy eyre legyen jo es akkor
cserelje XII a gazdaja. Exert
kopnak a kocsik olyan gyor-
san.
De maradjunk csak Thomp-
son tanarnal, aki husz ev alatt
milliokat es milliokat witt XII
Amerikabol azoktol a gyarak-
tol, amelyek rozsdamentesito
talalmanyat hasznaltak. Az ell
jaras utan ugyanis bert kell
fizetni az amerikai gyaraknak,
ami latszolag keves, de sok
kicsi sokra no. Eleg abbol any
nyi, hogy hatalmas osszegeket
keresett az angol tanar es mar
ugy latszott, hogy a rozsdatol
valo mentesitesnek orokos ura
marad Amerikaban.
Ebbe a jol megzsirozott le-
vesbe kopott most belle Ohio
allan f6varosaban, Columbus
ban a nagy egyetemen harom
szereny, halk szavu amerikai
tanar, akik a Battelle Memo
rial Institute termeiben kiser-
leteztek mar hosszu evek 6ta.
Megerdemli ez a harom anne
rikai tanar AIT, hogy nevuket
feljegyezzuk, inert evente mil
li6kat mentettek meg Ameri-
ka reszere azzal, hogy egy vi
rozsdamentesito eljarast talal-
TAX fel. Olyat, amely jobb es
olcsobb Thompson eljarasanal
es amelyet mem kell berbe
venni, amely utan mem kell
adot fizetni, inert egyszeru es
szinte k0ltsegmentes.
A felfedezes lenyege az,
hogy ha olvadt vashoz yagy
acelhoz egy keveske bismouth-
OF adnak, akkor az minden to-
vabbi kezeles nekul rozsda-
mentesse valik.
Mi az a bismuth? Egy voro-
ses szinu por, amelyet sok min
denfelere hasznalnak amugy is.
Mem tudom peldaul, hogy rem
delik ma is az orvosok vagy
sem, de az en- idomben ver-
hasban szenvedoknek, meg
kis csecsem6knek, akiknek
gyOmorbaJuk volt, ait rendel-
tex az orvosok. E celra per-
sze nagyon keves bismuth KEEL
lett. Az igzai fogyasztok a
szepseg apollo szerek gyarosai
voltak, akik tonnaszamra
hasznaljak ma is a bis
muthot. Aligha van olyan SEE
pito kenocs, amelynek egyik
alapveto anyaga a bismuth
ne volna.
Arkansas allamban ezel0tt
ket evvel arveresre bocsatot-
tax egy bismuth banyat,
amely 0sszesen husz dollarert
kelt el, inert hiszen Arkansas
ban annyi bismuth van, hogy
AIT az egesz vlag mem tudja
ehaSZnalni az uiabb yizOZOn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
Marion Taley Is Made Expose Target By Her Husband
 With One Very Popular Movie Star Under Spotlight

and of living in an apartment with "one Esther Lundell in a re- lationship not looked upon approv- ingly by the general public"
 The saga of the Kansas City telegrapher's daughter who became an opera star overnight seemed now to be a succession of unhappy events.
 FoE nearly Q decade she sang in opera. Then Metro 0oldwyn- Mayer brought her here to be a movie star, starved her into sllmness, and never used her in Q single picture. She went over Co Republic, studies in i0Se, where ecotto starred her in one film.
 By then she was having trouble with her husband, the man who had given her voice lessons ia New York. She has appeared intermlt- ienfly ln rpllrt esoF eifco. Her only recent professional appeaFance1 have been on the radio, advertising q special biscuit aA the thing Co make stout ladies alinl-ilke hogs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06

She said. that in 1886 her husband said she either would give him their child and the $l50000, or he would see that she got some malicious publicity" She said she turned him down. Three years later Q New York court gave her custody of their child.
 Four months Ago when she filed her diovrce suit here. she said her husband renewed hts threats. She said he told her that unless he got Susan, he would file ar action nam ing her and the seven men.
 Miss Talley added that she turn ed him down again. Next morning she read in the papers about his accusations. She denied their truth and countered with some accusa. tions Of her own.
 When ahe ceased providing the defendant hushAiie wllh yl10nfg. he commenced to become cruel. Sar. castle and bitter Hhe said. She charged him with coiiceallng their daughter from her tog four years
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
AMBASSADORS TO
 MANY COUNTRIES
President Roosevelt Heads His List With John G.
 Winant to London

Washington, Feb. 6-(UP)-Presi- dent Roosevelt today nominated John Gilbert Winant, former Re- publican governor of New Hamp- shire and specialist in labor and social problems, as America's new ambassador to London during this crucial period in British history.
 The lorg expected nomination of Winant to succeed Joseph P. Kennedy topped list of diplomatic shifts which the president sent to the senate. These included:
 Anthony J. Drexel Riddle, Jr., of Pennsylvania, former ambassador to Poland, as ambassador in Lori- don to the refugee governments of Poland, Belgium, Norway and the Netherlands.
 Ambassador to China Nelson T. Johnson, to be minister to Australia,
 Clarence E. Gauss, now minister to Australia, to be ambassador to China.
 William Dawson, now ambassador to Panama, to be ambassador to uruguay.
 Edwin 0. Wilson, now minister to Uruguay to be ambassador to Panama.
 Bert Fish, now minister to Egypt, to be minister to Portugal.
 Alexander Kirk, now counselor Of the U. 8. embassy at Rome, to be minister to Egypt.
 Herbert c. Peil, now minister to Portugal, to Do minister to Hungary.
 J. Pierpont Motfatt. minister to Canada, will also assume the duties aS minister 10 the government Of Luxembourg, which has been estab- lished In Canada.
 No LenA0n Minister
 There was ao action on the riiinors Cd plan to appoint q minister Co Londcn tO share some Of Winaitb
 CContinued on Page Al
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06

before the movies would consider her few years back-into a trans continental name-calling contest. Prize was five-year-old Susan. who wears glasses like her mothers. Both parents want her.
 Susan now is with her mother in Beverly Hills. A previous court de- cislon had given the mother cus- tody. Eckstron charged she is not a'fiL custodian because of those seven men.
 They include, besides Charlie McCarthy's boss. the late Rust Heinz. New York society man; Eric Rhodes, the actor; Arthur Rosen- stein, music coach; John 6. Keith, New York attorney: Jean sablow, French singer, and Audrey Scotto, who produced Miss Talley's only movie.
 The ab-year.old MIAs Talley who is seeking c divorce here on grounds Of cruelty. filed with tho court Rinpllflcnlloa of her first charges against Eck1lrofn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
MRS. M. E. ASHLEY
 ESTATE $lOS,SO7
Inventory Was Filed Toe day in Probate Court Be-
 fore Judge Healey

Mrs. Margaret E. Ashley of Hill- side avenue, who died in this city last November, leaves an estate of $108, ,80747, according to an inven- tory admitted to Probate Court Judge Patrick Healey this morning.
 The inventory admitted to pro- bate lists 2,94O shares of stock in the Scovill Manufacturing O., of this city worth $85, ,995, property at 99 Hillside avenue at 5000; 50 shares of Anaconda Copper Mining O., at $1,350; 60 shares of Con- necticut Light & Power Co.,, at $3,- 435; 100 shares of General Elec- tric Co.,, $3,28750; IT shares of Radio Corporation of America, $85; and 22 shares of Southern New Eng land Telephone Co.,, at $4,522. Also listed on the inventory is a second mortgage on property on Orange street worth $909.90 and checking account at the Citizens & Manu- lecturers National Bank for '$1,- O23.07, and household furniture ap- praised at $200.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
John Saitkowski Has Begun Two Life Terms
Jury Found Him Guilty in Second Degree for Death
 of John Reall-Pleads Guilty to Staying of Y Mrs. Beall-C Convicted Man Happy

John Saitkowski, Pawtucket youth sentenced to life Imprisonment by Judge Robert L. Munger at 6:04 D. m. yesterday after jury of ten men and two women found him guilty of murder in the second degree in the brutal hammer staying of John Beall, overseer at Cheshire Reform atory last October 29, began his sentence at Wethersfield last night when he was taken there by deputy Sheriffs.
 Saitkowski will serve two life" terms. Shortly after sentence, States Attorney William B. Fitz- gerald asked for disposition of the second murder charge against Sait- kowski, the first degree murder in- dictment recently returned by grand jury after Mrs. Beall died in St. Mary's hospital. Defense Coun- sel Edward T. Carmody signified his willingness to proceed and Saitkow- ski again appeared before Judge Munger. The indictment was read and John pleaded Guilty"
 Guilty In Second Degree
 MT. Fitzgerald then moved that the plea be corrected to guilty in the second degree" and the court proceeded to impose sentence.
 The accused hammer slayer, ob- viously relieved and smiling faintly when the second degree verdict was returned. chatted gayly with friends and relatives. His girl friend, Yvonne Goyette, was the recipient of a hug and kiss. The suspense of the long afternoon wk- broken.
 Since 12.13, when the jury first re- ceived the case. until 6:O4. when the jury announced it's decision, the courtroom and corridors of the floor swarmed with people. Saitkowski seemed to be the only one entirely unaffected. He stood in the bull pen chatting with sheriffS and Yyonne. smiling frequently at something he either said or heard.
 Little Excitement
 At 4:30 the atmosphere in the courtroom became tense when the jury returned to ask for further instruction. There was a mad scramble for seats by spectators who
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
CREEKS DID NOT
 REFUSE PLANES
Some Misunderstanding About 30 U. s. Fighting
 Machines Offered
By SANDOR S. KLEIN United Press Staff COrreSpOnednt)


 Washington, Feb. 6-(UP)-Greek officials said today that they had not refused 30 American fighting planes. It was all a misunderstood ing.
 Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox revealed yesterday that the navy had offered to give Greece the 30 Grumrnan fighting planes now aboard the aircraft carrier Wasp, but that the Greeks, wanting newer and faster craft, did not accept them.
 of course we have not refused" said Minister Counselor George s. Depasta of the Greek legation There must be some miSunder- standing. We are merely waiting for an answer from our government. At the same time Knox revealed that the Chinese had asked for 500 planes but that arrangements were being made for them to buy 100 of them here. Chinese embassy spok when informed of Knox's disclosure, said Thanks for the information; very interesting" !" The Grummans offered to the Greeks, Knox explaine, are not the latest type which are reputed to fly at least 400 miles an hour. But, he said, they're still serviceable and ought to ocme in handy against the
 (Continued on Page 4)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
Largest Quota of Young Men to Date Called From
 Waterbury
WILL GET GENEROUS
 SEND=O OFF AT DEPOT
Mayor Scully Will Be on Hand to Give Boys Of=
 ficial God Speed

For the first time since World War days inducted selective service registrants, accompanied by a few volun- teers, will entrain at the Union Station tomorrow morning shortly before 8 o'clock. Fort Devens, as in the hectic days of 1917, will be their point of destination eventually, but a stopover is scheduled for Hartford where army doctors will conduct the final physical check-up.
 Scenes reminiscent of war days will be witnessed tomorrow morning when 85 young men, Waterbury's largest quota to-date, will entrain. Previous quotas of draftees were sent to Hartford and Devens by auto buSseS.
 Report at "A. M.
 The personnel of the four local draft boards in the city hall have been ordered to report at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning as their quota draftees will entrain at the railroad station at 7.55 o'clock. The Water bury WPA Ensemble, conducted by Dayton Palmer, a unit of the Con- necticut Music Project, will be on hand to play for the contingent of local draftees.
 Marches and other patriotic mum bers vii be played to cheer the de- parting recruits. City officials, rep reSentatives of practically every community club in the city, and relatives and friends of the boys will also be on hand to see them off. In other cities response has been most enthusiastic when WPA music units have assisted in making leave taking a cheerful and memorable occasion.
 All Connecticut Music Project units are participating in national defense activities wherever their services may be utilized, in line with the WPA policy for aiding Federal, State and municipal de- fense programs. This new and i'm portant phase of the WPA music programs includes playing for en- trainees, for training stations audi ences, CCC enrollees, naturalization
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-02-06
FRANCE REJECTS
 PIERRE LAVAL
Hitler Wants Him, But Word Is On Way to Paris
 Against Him
(NEA Telephoto)
BY RALPH HEINZEN United Press Staff Correspondent

vichy, France. February 6. = (UP) Admiral Francois Darlan left for Paris by special train today with comprise cabinet reorganiza- tion proposals under which he would become premier and Pierre Laval would be made vice premier.
 Darlan left Vichy at 11:30 a. m. (4:30 a. m., EST) and was due in Paris at 6:30 p. m. (11:30 8. m., EST.)
 He arranged to confer with Laval tomorrow and submit to him the new compromise plan which. it was hoped, might provide the basis for the return to Vichy and resumption of relations with Germany.
 Marshal Philippe Petain proposed that Darlan should direct foreign affairs and Laval the ministry of interior, which would give him con- trol of the police and provincial pre- fectS. Either Darlan would retain the navy ministry or General Charles HuntZiger, war minister, would take over the navy as well.
 Darlan arranged to dine in Paris tonight with German occupation authorities, before meeting Laval tomorrow in formal conference.
 Petain arranged to broadcast to the nation as soon as solution of
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