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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
A FARRELL
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
1118 NJ. Darr Ave
EarrAlI pa
Farrell, Pa.

farreIl, "a.
SOoS VILMOS (Billy Soose)
uNNEPLESE. T0bb aIkalom-
NAL k0z0ltlk mar a napilapok,
valamint a heti ujsagok hasab-
jain, hogy Billy Soose, aki
majus Gen nyerte meg a new
york; Madison Square Garden
ben a k0zepsulyu vilagbajnok-
sagot, magyar flu es hogy ugy
8, mint testverei Is sziilei egy-
hazunknak tagjai. Tudoma-
sunk szerint 8 az elso amerikai
magyar flu, aki a sport-hivatas
teren vilagbajnok lett. Ennek
a nagyszeru vivmanynak es
megkoronazott sikernek az ell
ismereseul egyhazunk banket-
tet rendezett az elmult vasar-
nap este. Jelen volt azon a
v0lgy magyarsaganak es kilo-
nosen az amerikaiaknak szine-
java. Impozans, paratlan Time
pely volt ez, melyen felallassal
es percekig tarto tapsviharral
fogadta a rajong6 kozonseg az
tinnepelt vilagbajnokot, aki
mindig es mindenutt biiszkeseg
gel vallja, hogy 8 magyar szar-
mazasu.
Az innepelyt Macy Albert,
So6s Vilmos gyermekkori ba-
rata nyitotta meg es a lelkesz
asztali aldasa utan megkezd0-
dott a vacsora
Az izletes Is tobb fogasbol
allo vacsora utan a lelkesz vet
tie at a program vezeteset. Leg
elso szonok Tommy Gibbons, a
helyi napilap sportiroja volt,
aki az osszes sportir6k korul
legjobban ismeri Billy karrier-
jet. Utana Podolsky Andras, a
school board egyik tagja be-
szelt, aki elces 'megjegyzesek-
KEEL es j6leso fihmorral fiisze-
rezte beszedet. .Maga Billy is
felszolalt, aki nemcsak kitun6
boxolo, hanem j6 szonok is.
Szivbol jov6, rneleg es halas
szavakkal kosz0nte meg ezt az
6szinte, spontan fogadtatast,
amelyben az egyhaz es a bara-
tok k0re reszesitette. Mostana-
ban sok unnepelyen vett reszt,
de egyik sem volt neki olyan
kedves es k0zeli, mint ez. Paul
Moss, a managere, akinek edes-
apja szinten magyar ember,
valogatott szavakkal k0sz0nte
meg a k0zonseg joindulatat.
Maid G. A. Harshman, unnepi
szonok emelkedett szolasra.
Beszede nagy hatast keltett,
kulon0sen az a resze, amelyben
ecsetelte AIT a sok lehet0seget
IS alkalmat, amt ez az orszag
nyujt minden polgaranak.
A lelkesz, Mt. Macy Ferenc
az egyhaz neveben egy gy0-
nyoru b6rkoteses bibliaval alan
dekozta meg a vilagbajnokot es
edesanyjanak pedig hazassaga
evfordulojanak alkalmabol egy
szep viragcsokrot nyujtott at
Macy Albert a k0zeli baratoR
ajandekat adta at Billynek.
Megerdemelt dicseret illet
idosebb es ifjabb asszonyaln'
kat, akik oily szorgalmasan IA
radoztak a vacsora elkeszitese
mel. Munkajuk elismeresenel
jeleul nevleg is megemlitjll
6ket: Baba Janosne, 10th San
dorne, Mircheff Antalne, Pa
Istvanne, F6nagy Janosne
Sztruhar Istyanne, Csomor AL
berthe, valamint Hunyady Je
none, Macy Itnrene, Fulol
Sandorne es Aszal6s Jozsefne
Altalaban k0sz6netet mondunl
mindazoknak a leanyoknak
asszonyoknak es vezet6 embe
reknek, akik a felszolgalas, il
Ietve elkeszites munkajat We
geztek.
Nagy Ferenc, lelkesz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
YOUNGSTOWN Is vIDEKE HIREI
INFLAC|0

Mindenkinek tudnia kell ar
rol, hogy lesz-e, lehet-e, valo-
szinu-e Amerikaban az infla-
clio veszelye. Mert olyan veszely
a penz elertektelenedese, amit
kivetel nelkiil mindenki meg
erez, azzal a kul0mbseggel.
hogy ha van esze es elokeszul
ra valaki, akkor meg nyereseg
is lehet belole.
Inflacio tulajdonkep ait je-
lenti, hogy a penz elveszti er-
teke nagyreszet. Ernlekeznek
olvasoink ra, hogy hany millio
markat lehetett venni egy dol
larert a haboru utan? Viszont
oily ertektelen lett a nemet
marka 1923-ban, hogy talan
egy ezer markaba is keriilt egy
skatulya gyufa. Az ICY vasarlo
erejet elveszitett penzt aztan
teljesen kivontak a forgalom-
Dol, mikor lassan az amerikai
k0lcs0n helyrehozta a nemet
penz erejet es vi, ertekes bank
jegyeket hoztak forgalomba.
Akinek a regi, ertektelen penz-
boil meg van, az emleknek tart
| ia csak, mint lit, Amerikaban
is szokas Confederate Money'-t
gyiijteni. A vesztes deli allamok
penzet a polgarhaboru utan.
Mindket pelda haboruban le-
gyo10tt allamok penzet emliti!
Mi ebbol a tanulsag? Az, hogy
ha Nemetorszag gyoz ebben a
haboruban, akkor mink, mint
a nemetek ellensege, megszen-
vediink a bekekotes utan es a
dollar is sokat fog ertekebol
elveszteni.
Mar emiatt is fontos tehat
Amerikanak az angol gy6ze-
lem. Mert ha az angol gyoz, a
mi penzunk is jol fog allni
Hiszen a gyoztes szabja meg a
penz arat a legyozott orszagok-
ban, mint eddig is olvastuk,
hogy a nemetek ennyi es eny-
nyibe allapitottak meg a lett
port europai allamok penzet.
A. nemet legk0nnyebben ugy
alma American bosszut, ha
gyoz a haboruban, hogy eler-
tekteleniti penziinket. Akkor
aztan Ok olcson vehetnenek
meg amerikai gyarakat, uzeme-
ket, mint a levert franciakkal
tettek mar meg, akiknek jofor-
man teljes iparat mar most a
nemet tartja kezeben. A francia
penz arat oily alacsonyra szab-
tax a nemetek, hogy ezzel a
maguk penze sokkal ertekesebb
lett es ICY olcson vettek meg,
helyesebben mondva: elvettek
a franciak gyarait. Ugyan ICY
cselekedtek az elso vilaghaboru
utan a franciak is nemet-
tel szemben.
Persze, sok modja van a gyo-
zonek ARA, hogy a legy0zott
allan penzet elrontsa. Abba itt
mem kell belemenniink. Fodo-
log, hogy ell ne felejtsiik, hogy
, igenis meg van a lehet6sege
annak, hogy a dollar erteke
meg sokat eshet. Persze, akkol
mindennek felmegy az ara
Mert ha peldaul a mai dollar
csak felet erne meg, akkor az
: egy dollar aru holmiert ketszer
annyit, ket dollart kellene fl
zetni. Ez az egyszeru pelda ad
; ia meg az utmutatast ARA
: hogyan vedekezhet az embel
az esetleges inflacio ellen. Egy
! szeriien ugy, hogy ha keszpenz'
; van, ait olyasmire adjaski mos
: tan, aminek az erteke biztos
: Hazat vagy f0ldet vegyen erte
Ha. kiil0n0sen f0ldje van, akko,
: semmit mem veszithet az inf1a
s ci6ban az ember, inert a f0ldo1
> termelhet elelmiszert, amir,
mindeg sziikseg van Is amit
: hn 11~ox, 5,.H ~rx Ia1o4~e 1Jo IL - 1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
MULATSAGl NAPTAR

Ebben a rovatban diItaIanuI k0-
z0IJuk azen egyhazak, egyletek.
vvagy intezmenyek mulatsagait,
0sszej6veteleit, stb. - mem t0bh,
mint 2 h6nappaI el6re is, - anne
lyeknek az Amerlkal Magyar Hir-
lap a hIvataIos lapIa 60 amelyek
muIats&gaikat hlrdetik Iapunkban
Is nyomtatvanyalkat naIunk SEER
xix be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
Al the first sign Of
SORE
THROA
gargle Listerine

This prompt precaution may head of
cold of which sore throat is often
symptom. Listerine Antiseptic kills mil
lions of surface germs associated with
colds gives Nature helping hand at
the time she needs it. Remember, colds
are aggravated by germ infection. So
why not fight them by frequent gar
Cling with germ-killing Listerine.
Lambert Pharmacal Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Kills germs on throat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

Majus no %, "a, es 25-iken
pentek, szombat es vasarnap
a Magyarok Nagyasszonya
Hitk0zseg Tavaszi Macy Ba-
zarja.
Junius no 15-iken, vasarnap
a Magyar Ref. Egyhaz piknikje
a Fiilemiile Csardaban.
Junius no 15-iken, vasarnap
Apak Napja a Scent Istvan
Fgyhaz Auditoriumban.
Junius no 22-en, vasarnap
Campbelli Magyar Nap a
Struthers-i Parkban.
Junius h6 22-iken, vasarnap
a Niles-i Ref. Egyhaz piknikje a
Fiilemiile Csarda - Barta er-
d6ben.
Junius h6 22-iken, vasarnap
a Varosi Polgari K0r piknikje
a Sharon Line-on.
Junius h6 29-en, vasarnap
Verhovay Nap a Ftilemule
Csardaban; rendezik a Verho-
way 81, 1o8, 364 es 514-ik flo
kok k0z0sen.
Julius h6 6-ikan, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan Egyhaz piknik-
je a hitk0zsegi Authoritarian.
julius h6 27-6n, vasarnap
az oreg Ref. EgyhAz 6sszes
testiileteinek evi kirAndulasa a
Barta erd6ben.
| MAGYAR NAP, augustus
|3-an, az Id0ra Parkban.
Augustus lien, vasarnap
West Sidei Magyar Nap a Bar
ia Erd6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22


A torok az egyttien, akj
mem karolnkodik. De azert
semmivel Sc jobb a tobbi en-
berfajnal.
A sok munkatol meg mem
bolondult meg senki, de a
tetlensegtol igen.
A lasabban hajtott automo-
bill kevesebb gait fogyaszt es
messzebbre jut, de azert megis
mindenki vagtat az utakon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

~J0V0 VASARNAP delutan az
salliancei Noegylet Is ewes ju-
ibileumara randulnak at egy-
,hazunk es noegyletiink tagjai
sep szarmal. Az Unnepely is
teni tisztelettel kezdodik fel0t-
kor, melyen a predikaciot egy-
kazunk lelkesze fogja mondani.
PtNKoST megunneplesere
is kesztilunk. Az unnepet meg
relozo heten kedden, cSitOrt0-
k0n es szombaton lesznek bin
banati isteni tiszteletek fel g.
~kor kezdDdoleg Unnep elso
napjan delelott fel 11-kor lesz
az unnepi istentisztelet es Ur-
vacsora-osztas, este felnyolckor
halaadas; masodnapjan 10 ora
kor unnepet bezaro istentisz-
,telet.
EGYHAZUNK elSo plknlkJe
junius 22-en lesz a Bartha fele
Nerd6ben levo Filemiile csarda-
ban. A zenet Medve es Szikora
zenekara fogja szolgaltatni es
a rendez0seg azon lesz, hogy
mindenki jol erezze magat S
legalabb is ugy sikeruljon ez
az elso szabadban tartando
nyari mulatsagunk, mint a
mutt evi, amt ugyanott tar
tottunk. Kesobb meg b0vebben
fogunk irni
EGYHAZFINK hazat vett
maganak no vegen meg
urul az egyhaznak 6 altala la
kott kis epllete. Aki XII akarja
berelni ezt az 5 szobas kis la
kast, azzal a gondolattal, hogy
az egyhazfi teend6it is elvallal-
ja kes6bb, jelentkezzek vagy q
Ielkeszi hivatalnal, vagy a
Yondnoknal, kinek cine: SAC
w. State Street.
N0EGYLETUNK j0v6 vasar.
napi gyulese az alliancei No.
egylet jubileumara val6 me.
netel miatt elmarad. J0v6 sza'
munkban jelezni fogjuk a gyu'
les megtartasanak az idejet.
Az oregseg nagyon sep, d.
legszebb akkor, mikor vegt
van.
Az apak csak a vagyonu
kat hagyhatjak gyermeikeikre
Az esziket mem.
Ha a halottak beszelni tud
nanak, akkor az el6k mind on
gyilkosok lennenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

MlsEK SoRRENDJE:
Vasarnap reggel S:30-kor kismise
angol predikaci6val.
10 6rakor nagymise magyar predika
ci6val
H4tk0znapokon mise reggel S:O0-kor
GYoNTATASoK:
Minden szombaton. delutan 3-5-ig es
este 7-t6l.
Minden els6 pentek el6tti csiit0rt0kon
delutan 3-5-ig es este 7-t6l.
EPITESI ALAPUNK megha-
ladta a $4164-t.
$100-l0-t adtak: OroSz Fe-
rene es neje, 0zv. Haluska 10
zsefne.
$15-t adott Gene Ignac es
neje.
$1O-l0-t Bilgozdy Mihaly
es neje, Kovacs Pal es neje.
$5-t Takacs Andras es neje
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22
:.C)..-

Az a teny, hogy valamit XII
is nyomattalx meg mem jelen-
tt AIT, hogysigaz lenne a dolog,
Volt egyszer egy allamferfi,
aki minden igeretet megtar-
totta, de csak a mesekben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-05-22

A SZENTMISEK SORREND-
JE aprilis, 1-tOl -. november
1-ig bezarolag, minden vasar-
nap delelott 8 orakor kismise
eS katekizmuSi oktatasok. -
Minden vasarnap delelott lO
orakor nagymise, szentbeszed.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
0'Conor Sends Greetings
To People Of Maryland

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 25-Christmas
greetings to the people OF Maryland
were sent by Gov. O'Conor on the
eve of the holiday.
"At this happy season. the Gov
ernor wrote, "it is q privilege to ex-
tend official and personal Christmas
greetings to all the people of Mary
land and, in an especial way, to our
men who are now serving far away
from home with the armed forces
Of our country.
Though temporarily the age-old
Christmas wish of peace on earth
finds no realization, because the men
Of good will to whom the angels
brought these joyful tidings are
facing the aggression throughout
the world of men of i'll will, we still,
as nation, are blest in the enjoy
ment Of peaceful possession Of our
homeland and OF an unchanging
religious spirit.
Despite the ominous portents of
the year that lies ahead, our con-
fidence in the supreme arbiter Of
our destiny. gives US hope for better
days to come because a just Prov
idence always determines that right
must prevail.
ITO all our people, therefore, I
wish every joy Of Christmas and q
New Year in which unity of national
spirit and fullest cooperation by all
our people may advance us greatly
on the road to victory and the re-
turn of peace"
Evening star., 1941-12-25
\X&;:i \XE:; I; g. s.
"

DANCES.
Tea dance, Beta Mu Sorority,
Willard Room Suite, Willard Hotel,
to pm. today.
Department of State Recreation
Association, Wardman Park Hotel,
Z pm. today.
Delta Gamma Phi Sorority, small
ballroom, Willard Hotel, 10 pm.
today.
LUNCHEONS.
Reciprocity Club, Maynower Hotel,
1890 pm. tomorrow.
D. c. Bankers Association, Will
lard Hotel, 12:45 pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Christmas dance and dinner, con-
cert, Navy Band, National Catholic
Community Service Club. 918 Tenth
street NV, 3 to 7 pm. today.
Christmas Day at home, hostesses,
music, refreshments, Y. w. c. A.,
Seventeenth and K streets NV,
4 to pm. today.
Game night, ping pong, shuttle
board, etc, refreshments, Columbia
Heights Christian Church, 1435 Park
road NV, 7:30 pm. today.
Regular prayer meeting, followed
by social, Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, 900 Massachu-
1etts avenue NV, 8 pm. today.
Special Christmas program, Sol
diers. Sailors and Marines Club,
1015 L street NV, 8 pm. today.
Women's Battalion dance, Fort
Belvoir, Va, 8 pm. today.
Colored, Hobby Night, games,
handicraft. music appreciation, Phyl-
lis Wheatley Y. w. C. A., 901 Rhode
Island avenue NV, pm. today.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
mcCarran 70 Press
Bill for Unified
Military Aviation
Senator Says Events
In Pacific Emphosize
Need for His Plan
BY ]. A. OLEARY.

Believing the war in the Pacific
IS demonstrating the advisability
of bringing all military aviation un-
der one head, Senator McCarran,
Democrat. of Nevada announced to-
day he will press for action on his
united air force bill soon after the
Christmas holidays.
The Navadan, who introduced his
bill last June, said he thinks re-
cent events in the Pacific have en-
phasized the necessity for a unified
air force"
He has been promised hearings
on the question by Chairman Rey-
nolds of the Senate Military At
fairs Committee. and it is expected
the date will be set early In the
new year.
Sees Earlier Victory.
"A separate. distinct and unified
air force would do away with the
natural jealousies that emanate
from departments" Senator Nc
Carran said, adding his belief that
I'VE can bring the war to a more
speedy conclusion if we establish
q separate air force"
Senator McCarran said poll in
dicates Congress would adopt the
principle of unified control If given
an opportunity to vote on the issue.
Although his bill sets up a de-
partment of military aviation, with
a cabinet officer at its head, the
n;
that planes on an aircraft carrier at
sea would not be subject to the
naval commander on the scene. 1t
would, however, eliminate the
chances for duplication of effort, he
said.
Land or Sea Duties.
The bill sets forth that the air
force shall be so trained as to COM
prise a combatant force OF the
United States with a view to operat-
ing either with the armed land or
sea forces of the United States, or
with both combined, or independ-
emily of either, as the President
may determine"
Under the terms of the bill, air
units could be assigned to land or
sea forces, and, when so assigned
would be under the command Of the
designated commander of the land
or naval force.
1t is provided also that when
maneuver is, from it's nature, aero
nautical, the President could assign
units of the land or naval forces to
the air force, and in such cases
they would be commanded by the
commander Of the air force. If the
bill should become law the aviation
functions of the Secretaries of War
and Navy would be transferred to
the new secretary of aviation.
Evening star., 1941-12-25
Leaves Lecture Fund

OKLAHOMA CITY R.-When
Lambert Daniel. an Oklohama City
business man, died he left a fund
to finance series of lectures to be
delivered at the University of Okla
homa, one each year for Is years.
The subject of the lectures will be
What Is the Best Form of Govern
ment for the Happiness Of Man?"
The university will choose each
speaker.
Evening star., 1941-12-25

limited group fomous roke hots
nf this low price. Soft felts. hard
blocked for !osting shape Blues,
|. tons. oreys. green's Y this seasons
models 8.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

posed upon themselves the VOW of perpetual silence. On Christmas Eve at l2 o'clock they will attend Mass, then retire to their cubicies for sleep or meditation till a. m, when they will rise and join in the chanting of lauds and maths. Presumably the VOW of silence holds good only for conversation.
 Christmas breakfast will consist Of tea or coffee and one slice of bread and jam. Dinner will be weighed carefully to ensure that there is no over-indulgence, and at night they will sup off vege- tables and tea or hot milk. They usually retire at g, so. as to be ready for prayer at 2 in the morn Ing on Boxing day. The Guest Mas ter says: This way of spending the Holy Season is the best of all"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Wrisfband
 For Watch

Maybe he has a good watch, but The band stretches, slips easily over A new Carmen bracelet elastic link) will bring it up to date These bands are especially nice for men in service since they cannot open. The bad stretches, slips easily over the wrist, making it easy to move the watch with adjusting the band. There is one for every kind of watch, gold-filled, silver plate and stainless steel,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
FOR DOCTORS
A present for your doctora

A present Tor your doctofr
 Yes, there are many available right here in Juneau.
 For years. Juneau residents anx- ious to convey their Christmas time appreciation of their doctors kindness and service. have been finding suitable and personal gifts at various places An emblem for the doctors car medical instru- ment kit or temperature guide are examples.
 For gifts there are also such arr ticles as bathroom scales. thermom- eter sets. electric heating pads. heat lamps and comfort tables for beds.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Aid Traveller
 Be Debonair

For the travelling man"
 When he wants to be hospitable in his state room he'll feel espe- cially debonair in offering toast from flask and cup set. smartly encased in leather You're sure to please the host-to-be with this handsome set.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Celebration Is N ot for
 Monastery

There IS one place where the joy oiis cry of Merry Christmas!' will not ring out. This is the Trappist Monastery at Whitwick in England Officially it is known as the Mount Saint Bernard's Monastery, and there are about 40 monks resident.
 In addition to abstaining from meat and fish. these men have im-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Sterling
 For Her

Party sets those little extras in her favorite sterling silver pat tern add so much to her service at a dinner party
 Find out her chosen pattern and then give mayonnaise or sauce spoon, lemon fork. spoon for salted nuts or hints and a jelly server.
 In her chosen service they will be sterling Christmas gift!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

We come nearer renewing our youth at Christmas than at any other time of the year. Alas for us, if we miss it's chance for this!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
LEGEND OF THE MIsTLEToE

The legend of the mistletoe and it's connection with kissing belong to a distant past, and comes from Scandinavia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21
Shop Now--- -Ony More Days---Shop Now!

What is happiness but fhe fu|- fiIIment of desires = inc sdtis- fdetion of reaching ones goal in spite of sef-sauifile and dbne- gation! The three Wise Men out of inc East are historical, almost legendary, examples of this. They followed their star through peri|ous wastes 10 inc joy of their journeys end.
 And, following inc tradition of inc Wise Men, ealh Christmas should mean inc attainment of some trails end for every per- soninthe world. Christmas has become, a universal celebration in dItdviGzed lands. If mingies a ajoY'in the nativity of the Christ Child with inc sweet sadness of His unse|fish fife of service. His is the outstanding example of giving. His gift, fhe greatest of all, humanitY
 In four more days Christmas will once more be here. For some, # will be a day of great rejoicing. For others, an oo- ldsion of devout reveren1es and pious respect. Yet, to all, the precedent of bringing joy into
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-21

the world through some gift to someone-wiII be universal. If is not so much the gift, as inc giving the desire to fulfill a wish : to bring happiness.
 It is with this thought that we have created this special edition of The Daily Alaska Empire. An edition devoted to bringing be- fore you gift suggestions which will excite a light of happiness in dewY eyes.
 This year inc merchants of Juneau have assembled a great CT assortment of entrdnling gifts dipriees better than ever before. And, if you J fake The Empires suggestion, you 'I|mdke inc next three days a Christmas shopping excursion. Today all stocks are complete, and, besides, edlh to- morrow means a larger, more rushed crowd of shoppers.
 In ibis edition of The Empire lies inc answer to many an un- spoken wish. Will you pass them by! Read what inc mer- chants have 10 say. Buy Now only three more days remain.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
DORSEY AT LAKE
 SUNDAY EVENING
COmpounce To Give Away Over 300 Of Tonln1y's
 Victor Records

That Sentimental Gentleman" Tommy Dorsey, his trombone and his orchestra, featuring Buddy Rich, Frank Sinatra, Ziggy Elman, Con- nie Haines and the Pied Pipers," will be the seasons outstanding at- traction in the Lake Compounce ballroom Sunday night.
 One of the leading orchestras of this era, Tommy Dorsey has set records few bands can touch. He has been in demand and standout attraction from coast to coast. Be- sides his great aggregation Dorsey, personally, is acc aimed by critics and musicians alike as one of the greatest, if not the top, trombonist of all time.
 As an extra added attraction on Sunday night the Victor Record dealers in this vicinity will give away, absolutely free, over 300 of Tommy Dorsey's Victor records. To begin with an autographed record or Tommy's will be presented to the hrst 150 ladies entering the ballroom that night. Later in the evening 10 new Dorsey Victor albums con- taining four records each will be given out, and on each album the autographs of every person in the orchestra plus an autographed pie ture of Tommy.
 The grand prize of the evening will consist of a complete library of all of Tommy Dorsey,s recordings numbering well over 100 Victor records. Tn addition to this the win ner of the library will receive an autographed framed picture of Tommy two feet by three feet in size.
 Advance sale tickets for Tommy Dorsey.s engagement at Compounce Sunday may be obtained at Me- Coy's music stores in Hartford. Waterbury and Torrington, zeIi- mans music store in Meriden, Jin- ries Smoke Shop in New Britain. and the Durham Smoke Shop in Bristol. At each of the four music stores mentioned an autographed picture of Tommy Dorsey will be given out with the first 25 tickets sold. Dancing starts at 8:3O and continues until 12:30 a. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
MA. INTERVIEWER
 IN TOWN TOMORROW

Naugatuck, Aug. 20.- -Bernadine Lawlor, interviewer for the National Louth Association, will be in town totmorrow at the town clerks of1ce from until 12 noon to interview youths interested in the N.Y.A. work.
 ------------------------ Sweden is limiting the use of pro- ducer-gas in automobiles.