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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
A YOUNGSTOWN! NACYB|zOTTSAG ES|
A VELE DOLCOz0 BIzOTTSAG kERESE Al
K0RNYEK 0SSzMACYARSAGAHoz!
Keroszo Magyar Testvereink

Ker6szo Magyar Testvereink-
hez!
Youngstown magya rsaga
merlegre tette onmagat! Senki
mem kenyszeritette ere! Sajat
szivenek nemes sugallata S az
abb6l arado szeretete es aldo
zatkeszsege inditotta ere for
ron szeretett fogadott hazaja,
Amerika irant!
A merleg AIT lesz hiyatva
megmutatni, hogy mennyi al
dozatot tudunk, hozni, mi Anne
'rikaba szakadt magyar szar-
mazasu polgarok akkor, ami
kor fogadott hazanknak van
ARA sziiksege amt az ker es
joggal elvarhat t6lInk is.
Youngstown 0sszmagyarsaga
innepre gyul 0ssze a Magyar
Szabadsagharc" a Magyar TT
dependence Day., 1848 mar
cius Idusanak evfordulojan,
marcus 15-en, vasarnap del
titan 2 orara a Central Audi
toriumban. S ez alkalommal
ohajtjuk jelet adnd fogadott
hazank iranti halanknak es
szeretetiinknek, amikor is az
amerikai sze,lemben es 1elki-
lettel megtartott emleklinnepe-
lyiink mnden befolyt centjet
az AMERIKAI VOROS KE.
RESZT javara ajanljuk fel.
Magyar Testverek! Mind.
nyajan tudjuk, hogy NIT adott
nekiink Amerika? Tudjuk, lat.
juk, boldogan tapasztaljuk
hogy adott a hontalanoknak
hazat; az ehezoknek, kenyeret
a jogaiktol zsarnoki m6dor
megfosztottaknak, szabadsagot
egyenl6seget, testveriseget! E.
nagyon j6l tudjuk, hogy mos
is e legszentebb emberi esq
meknek a megvedeseeert ALL
oda az egesz miivelt vilag We
dobastyajakent!
Tudjuk es erezzUk EFT mint
nyajan! Es nem egyszer ia
nujelet is adtuk mar fogadot
hazank iranti halanknak E
hiisegiinknek! De ma arr'
van szukseg, hogy aldozatkesz
ssgiinket masok is meglassak
Hogy fogadott hazank iran
megmutatott cselekedeteinkke
az ellenfeleink altal reank ken
nj akaro vadnak, az amerika
ellenessegnek, meg csak a pus
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozn: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakss los - 2nd st. Niles. o.

JOV6 VASARNAP lesz meg
teritve templomunkban az Ur
asztala b6jti alkalomb6l. A
scent jegyeket Homonnai 10
zsef es neje- fogjak ajandekoz-
nj. E heten csiit0rt0k0n es
szombaton este lesznek Z ora
t6l kezd6d6leg binbanati el6-
keszit6 isteni tiszteletek. SEE
retettel hivogatja Istennek ne
pet ez alkalmakra az egy-
haz vezet6sege. Este Z 6rakor
lesz halaad6 istenitisztelet.
PRESBTTERIUMUNK mar
cius 2-an hetf6n este tartja ren
DIES havi gyGleset a templom
alatti helyisegben. Kerjiik pres
bitereinket, hogy kivetel mel
kill mindnyajan jelenjenek
meg e fontos gyiilesen.
MARCUS 15-IKENEK a
megiinneplesere szepen folly
max az el6kesziiletek. AIT hisz.
sziik, hogy ugy az izletes va
csora, mint az utana k0vet-
kez6 miisor minden Szama ia.
nusagos lesz es ki fog elegiten!
minden hozzafiiz0tt yarako.
zaSt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
Kali: Marion Sander ieIkesz
925 Mahoninq Ave
Teiefon: 3-4557

B6JTI URVACSORAOSZTA-
SUNKAT most vasarnap tart
juk meg templomunkban. Az
alkalmi istentisztelet reggel 10
orakor kezdGdik. Az urva-
csorai kenyeret es bort Ko-
vacs Pal es csaladja ajandekoz-
"a.
BUNBANATI istentisztelet
szombaton este 7 6rakor es va
sarnap este 7 orakor halaad6
istentisztelet.
N6EGYLETuNK marcus h6
sen, csut0rt0k0n este tartja
rendes havi gyuleset. Egyhaz-
tanhcsunk marcus Ten, szom
baton este es a BetegsegelyzG
Egyletiink marcus San, va
sarnap az istentisztelet 'vegez-
tevel gyiilesezik.
IFJ. PALLAY ANDRAs
szulei meglatogatasara par ma.
pi szabadsagon ismet idehaza
volt Camp Shelby, Mississippi.
b6l. A multi vasarnap temp.
loni istentiszteletiink0n il
resztvett, ahol meleg szeretet.
tel koszont0ttek az egyhaz tag
jai, ifju baratai es sok szeren,
cset kivantals neki a tovabb
katonai eletheZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
MEGALLAPITOTTAK A K0.
VETKEZ0 SOROZASI ID6T

Februar 16-iki SorozaSi lido
utan mar megallapitottak a
k0vetkez6t is, amely marcus
17-ere st. Patrick napra esik.
Ez alkalommal legalabb 9
nlilli6 ferfit szamitanak kesz-
letbe allitani, hogy minden
fennakadas nelkiil el6vehessek
6ket katonai szolgalatra, ami
kor a szikseg kivanja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
A YOUNGSTOWN
VERHOVAY FI0KOK SPORT
BIZOTTSAGANAK GYULESE

A youngstown 108, 81, 1854
10, 514 Verhovay fi6kok sport
bizottsaga rendkivul fontos
gyiilese most vasarnap, mar
cius Len delutan 4:30 6rakor
a Scent Istvan Otthonban. A
sport bizottsag tagjainak tel
jes szamu megjeleneset keri
BrOgley Fere1ac,
sport bizottsag eln0ke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
SZAMOS KttLFOLDI BESZE-
REZTE MAR A SZEMELY-
AZONOSSAGI IGAZOLVANYT

A youngstown postahivatal-
ban eddig 1500-nal t0bb kill
foldi nem polgar szerezte be a
szemelyazonossagi igazolvanyt.
A kormany rendelete kulonD-
sen a nemet, olasz es japan
szarmazasu egyenekre vonat-
kozik, akik meg mem polgarai
az Egyesiilt Allamoknak, es ko-
ruk IA even feliili.
A regisztralas hatarideje
marcus Len jar le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
WEININGER vINCENE
ALLAPOTA JAvUL0BAN

Weininger Vince, k0zismert
magyar szabo kedves neje ne
hez operacion esett keresztiil
a North Sidei k6rhazban es
mar a biztos javulas utjan ha-
lod. Gyors javulasarol sok ba-
rata es ismer6se 0r0mmel er-
tesiil. Mihamarabbi felgyogyu-
last kivanunk mi is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26

ia latszatat is elharitsuk ma
gunktol.
ARA keriink azert ma minf.
den igaz sz:vu magyart, hogy
vegye XII melto reszet fogadott
hazankat segiteni akaro eme
nemes torekvesb6l! Egyhazak
es egyletek, vezetok es veze-
tettek, mint a multban min
denkor ugy kulonosen ma KEEL
jenek nemes versenyre magyar
aldozatkeszsegink megmutata
saban, hogy varosunk tobbi
nemzetisegu polgarai kozott,
mi magyar szarmazasu polga-
rok lie ne maradjunk es az al
talunk onkent felallitott mer-
legen valahogyan "konnyu-
mex ne talaltassunk! :.
Adjunk, ar1ig adhatunk!
Mert jaj lenne nekunk, ha szuk
markusagunk folytan az ellen
seq jonne es vinne el ait to
link!
E scent ugy erdekeben az
Egyhazak, egyletek, valamint q
maganosok nemes adomanyait
kerve S AIT elore is halasar
koszonve S az iinnepelyen valt
megjeleneset minden igaz ma
gyarnak figyelmebe ajan1va
maradtunk varosunk osszma
gyarsaga neveben,
hazafias szeretettel:
BrogIey Ferenc,
Nagybizottsag efn0ke
DebrOssEi AndrdS,
Verhovay S. E. 108-il
fiok choke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
A szENTMIsEk soRRENDJE

A szENTMIsEK soRRENDJE
NOVEMBER 1-t6l aprilis 1-ig minden
vasarnap delel6tt 8:45-kor kismise
es katekizmus oktatasok.
MINDEN VASARNAP delelcss 10:45
HIvATALOS 0RAK vasarnap kive.
televel mindennap delel6tt 11-12.
liz es este Sig.
NAGYB6JTBEN, m i n d e n
Szerdan este 7:15 orakor alta
tossag a Szuz Mariahoz (Pa-
raklisz), minden penteken este
7:15 orakor, keresztuti alta
tossag szentseg aldassal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26

Az ember kitur minden mas
teremtmenyt az eletb6l. Most
mar a madarakat is kiSzoritja
a leveg6b6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
IRODANK VI Hell LY|SEGBEN
112 E. BOARDMAN STREET

E6fizet6ink es hirdet0ink kenyelnere rodank k0z-
ponti fekvese East Ohio Gas Co rOdaval szeben lev0
Sig. Engel rodaheyisegebe k0lt0z0tt.
Icy mnden lapot erdekl6 dogot kerjGk az vi hely-
segben leadni.
Iroda6rak NIinden hetf6n es kedden 1O-12ig es
delutan 1-5-ig, mely lido alatt hirek atadhat6k
AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
EL0FIZET6INKTIEZ!

Mindazon el6fixet t6ink, !
akik szemelyesen hozz&k ~
irodankba az el6fizet& &seiket,
ingyen kapj&k = Amerikai|
Hirlap napt&r&t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
A SENT ISTVAN
R. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Pl6b&nos:
F6t. Blr6 Lxrlnc
asa Wilson Ave
TeIefoM 31SO6
MISEK RENDJE:

MISEK RENDJE:
HStk6znap minden reggel s
drakor.
vas&rnap kis mise S:S0lkor
Macy mise 10: 30-kor.
0y6n&s sxombaton d4lutan
1%. este 7-S: 20: vas1rnap
reGKel 7:30-S:30.
FEBRUAR 2O-AN temettuk
Vasko Jozsefnet. Lelke nyugal
maert:: ferje es gyermekei, fla
Janos, Belenszki Janosne,
10th Gy0rgyne, G6ber Janos
es neje, Hurilla Gyula es neje,
Tomcsak Gyorgyne, Pivarnyik
Mihalyne, vask6 Lajos, Macy
Andras es neje es 0zv. Vask6
Ferencne egy-egy csendes; a
R6zsafiizer Tarsulat egy enc
kes szentmiset kertek. Nyu-
godjek bekeben.
RAZARUNK marcus 12-15-
en- leSz.
BERMALASUNK pedig apri-
lis 22-en lesz, amit az els6
sxentaldozas fog megel6zni
aprilis 19-en.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26

EPITESI ALAPRA $4,000
adott Gy0mber Jozsef es neje,
$500 Liszkai Gabor es neje.
PENTEK ESTE az ajtatossag
utan a Pail Scent Vince Tar
sulatnak fontos gyiilese lesz.
MAR MOST jelentjuk, hogy
az Men az els6 .aldozas majus
els6 vasarnapjan lesz es ma
jus 7-ere a pusp0k ur jelezte
a be,rmalast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-26
MAGYAROK
NAGYASSZONYA r. K.
HITKOZSEG HIREI
PlSb6nos:
FSt. MundweIl J4nos Ph. D.
s45 N. Bellevista Ave
Telefon 9-6829
MisEK soRRENDyE:

Vasarnap rexgel 9 orakor kismise
angol predikaci6val.
1880 6rakor nagymise magyar pre-
dikaci6val.
Hetk0znapokon mise reggel S:00-kor.
GYONTATASOK:
Minden szombaton delutan 3-5-ig 6s
este 7-t6l.
Ainden els6 pentek el6tti cstit0rt0k6n
d4Mtan 3-6ig As este 7-t6'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
1T CERTIFIC TES|
 FOR NEW AUTOS|
Doctors, Priests Included in List of Persons Author.
 ized to Buy

The district rationing board has granted 17 new certificates of au- tlorization for the purchase ot new cars, according to an an- nouncement by Chairman Lawrence L.. Lewis.
 Certificates were issued to the fol- lowing:
 Rev. James J. oConnor, Wash ington, Conn.
 pr. william B. Good, 2le Colum- bia boulevard.
 Fred Bishop, es Englewood ave- nue.
 walter Novakauskas, lS6 Ander- son avenue.
 William E. Stacey, Main street Woodbury.
 Dr. 0. H. Neuswanser, ss North Main street.
 pr. A. P. vastola, l2O Gables avenue.
 Peter A. Meskunis, Turner ave- nue, Oakville.
 Rev. B. F. Gauronskas, 46 Con- gresS avenue.
 Raymond c. Meddaueh, Rox- bury.
 Eclipse Glass O., Inc, Thomas ton.
 A. M. Larson O., Inc, 5Sl Bank street.
 Edward J. Chatf1eld, 90 Rose street.
 Fred Megin, ST., Munson road, Wolcott.
 Philo B. Lee, 25 Greenbow street Scovill Mfg. Co.
 Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, "A West Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
Lieutenant-Governor
 ToSpeak Here Sunday
Prof. OdeI Shepard to Address CIO Meeting; COIlec-
 tive Bargaining Privileges Claimed in Industries

been carried on with the separate arrangements of the main plant and the Waterville division. An NLRB election at Scovill's will be asked by the union.
 The letter asking union recogni- ton at Scovill's was signed by Den- his McGrath, president of the Sco- will local, and Al Skinner, interna- tional representative.
 The union is already recognized as bargaining agent for the Amer ican Brass Co. and number of other local plants.
 Reply Anticipated
 It is expected that the manage ment's reply to the Chase union re- quest for recognition as the sole collective bargaining representative of the employment of the. Chase Metal Works at Waterville will be made public at the Sunday meet ing. Nathan Witt, attorney for the union and former secretary of the National Labor Relations Board, will participate in an open discus sion of the union campaign for recognition.
 Other speakers scheduled to ad- dress the rally are Rinaldo Cappel- lini, general CIO representative; Thomas R. Molloy, president of the State CIO Industrial Union Coun- cil; John J. Driscoll, secretary of the Council; Mrs. Leila T. Alex ander of the Women's Employment Mobilization Committee, and Don Harris, director of the unions Brass Workers Organizing Commit tee, which is conducting the union campaign at the Chase plants.
 Prizes of War Savings Bonds will be awarded during the afternoon to union members active in the various organizing competitions sponsored by the Organizing Committee. The meeting will begin at 100 p. m. with a group of union songs presented by @ quartet composed of members of the Stamford local of the union.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
POLLETTA GIVEN SUSPENDEDTE TERM
Sneeze Caused Fatal Ac- Cident Defense Says;
 State Says Brakes

A suspended sentence of one year in jail was imposed upon Frank Polletta, 50, of Easton avenue, in superior court yesterday afternoon after he was found guilty of -negli- gence in operating Q car so as to cause death of a human being. The accused man was ordered to pay costs and was placed on probation.
 Polletta was driver of a car which fatally injured Paradise Guista, 58, of 6S Ward street last Jan. 30 as he was working at an excavation on North Main street near Chestnut Hill road with two other street de- partment employees.
 Atty. Edward Mascolo who repre- scented the accused man pointed out that the accident was the result of 6 sfleezing spell which caused the defendant to lose control of his car. Dr. Edward H. Kirschbaum while on the witness stand yesterday morn ing testified that a severe sneeZe could make Q person lose control of the body. States Atty. William B. Fitzgerald claimed that the accused man was travelling at an unreason- able rate of speed in spite of the fact that brakes of the car were de- fective.
 Polletta while on the witness stand testified that he saw the street employees while quite a dis tance from them but that as he was getting ready to make a turn from the point of the excavation he was seized with a sneezing attack which caused him to lose control of the car and drive into the men.
 Judge Daly in imposing sentence
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
Late Realty
 NelOs

Papers In connection with the following real estate transactions have been filed ct the town clerks office:
 Warranty Deeds
 Helen P. Casey and others to Morris Weinberg, property on Wildwood avenue.
 Margaret R. Mcclure to Irving and Estelle Atkins, property on Tracy avenue.
 Carln Sutherland to John AE. Freihelt, property caa Monmouth avenue.
 Cult Claim Deeds
 Meyer Goldberg tO Katherine }: Goldberg, property on Pearl street. Waterbury Savings bank to Ida NKoFgatto, property ct 51S-7SS East Main street.
 Waterbury Savings bank to Augustus P. AgOstini, property st SIS South Main street.
 Mortgage Releases Colonial Trust Go, trustee under the will of Frances E. Russell, to Albert Schumacher.
 Alfred L. FinkeIstein to James A. and Catherine c. Moran. BesSle A. HoFan to James A. and Catherine c. Moran.
 FiFst federal Savings a Loan Association Of Waterbury to James G. Mcclure.
 6. Eramces Butcher Co John c. and Nellie gehum.
 CaEnalrae BagbleFl to Clognnnlma BaEbleFk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
DELEGATES NAMED
 BY YOUNG COP
Waterbury Sending B to State Convention in Hart-
 ford Next Week

The Young Mems Republican club, meeting last night at The Elton, named 32 delegates and g alter mates to represent them at the state Young Republican convention in Hartford May and 9. President Harold s. Rogers presided.
 The club voted. on motion of ex- President Harold K. Hadley, to confer honorary memberships on all local Young Republicans now serv- ing with the armed forces.
 The delegates chosen are: Har- old s. Rogers, Albert Schiavone, Cleo Bouchard, Harold Harley, Sam Cervero, Raymond Snyder, Frank Rossi, Joseph Reiner, Pat rick Perriello, Homer Bernier, Philip Pratt, John Kearney, Will liam Kolbeck, Vernon Hall. J. War ren Upson, Louis Shaker, Harry Krasow, John McGurk, Philip Fa- Der, Edwin Wells, Louis Ciraldi, William Root, Anthony Petrll.o, Harold Post, Donald Walker, Wil- liam Curtiss, Maurice Grusky, George Kingston, W. J. Pape, Nich- olas Jamele, Charles Summa and Frank Summa.
 The alternates chosen are: David Hadley, Samuel Mahailoff, Edward Mraz, Edward Sweeney, Floyd Ras- mussen, Harold Parkinson, Michael Stolfi, John McHugh, Frank Var anelli, Raymond Mathieu, Gordon Weaver, Charles Foster, Walter Deacon, Harley Tripp, E. c. Bur- dette, Fenton Niver, Harry Post, Newton Post, Ernest Anderson. Peter Augelli, Walter Chesson, Ar thur Nichols, Anthony Nastri, Wal ter Smethurst, Charles Schiavone, Edward Udelowitz, Frank Schwartz, Fred Palomba, Hector Bernier, Al. bert Taller, James Morrow and Michael Galullo.
 The following were named to e membership drive committee:
 Oscar Warner, Harry Krasow, Edson Hitchcock, George Towle, William Secor, Jr., James Mihailoff' Donald Walker, Raymond Cruick- shank, David Hadley, Louis Ciraldl Francis Bergen, John McHugh, Henry Barry, Philip Faber, Thom Corby, John Stokes, Stanley Lucas, Joseph Harpin, M. M. Gillette, Louis Freeman, Domenic Santoro, Robert Stone, wendell Gross and Samuel Travel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
TALBOT FAVORED
 DIES RESOLUTION
Only Connecticut Repre- sentative to Vote for
 $llO,OOO Appropriation

Congressman Joseph E. Talbot (R) of the fifth district was the only one of Connecticut's six rep resentatives to vote in favor Of a $Il0,OOO appropriation for the Dies committee at Washington yesterday. The five Democratic congressman all voted against the measure, which was passed, 200-6O.
 Several weeks ago Congressman Talbot had voted for a bill autloriz- ing continuance of the committees work. The Democratic congressman from the state were all against this bill also.
 Several labor organizations in the district have criticized Congress man Talbot for his support of the Dies committee, claiming that it has functioned as an anti-labor group.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29

Lieutenant Governor mittee, said that the union applica- ton was addressed to Rodney Chase, director of public relations for the company. The union or- ganization drive at Chase's has been in charge of Lowell Hollenbeck, in- ternational representative.
 Rally Sunday
 A rally of Chase employees will be held Sunday afternoon at Concor- dia hall, with employees of the conl- pany's four plants invited. Lieut. Gov. Odell Shepard will be the principal speaker.
 Last week the union asked the Scovill Mfg. Co. for recognition as bargaining agent for employees of the main plant and the Waterville division. In reply, John H. Goss, president and general manager, de- clared there was no evidence that the union represents Q majority of the workers, and said that in the past bargaining by employees has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
Ne1U London Gets
 National M V

New York, Aps1 Sg tUE} The National AAU mans swimming and diving chnnn~ pionships, originally scl1e eulea for Seattle, were sInted today Co De held at New Lomdon. Conn. Aug. 7-0.
 The events win Do held fn the 55-yard, eight-lane pool a& New London'g Ocean Beach park, The dates, however, gro tentative.
 Seattle was unable Co seagc the carnival because the Army took over It's pool.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29

Claiming that 1t now represents Q majority of the employees of the Chase Metal Works plant in water vile, the International Union of Mine, Mill & Shelter Workers yes- terday asked the management of the Chase Brass & Copper Go. for recognition as bargaining agent. An NLRB election to determine the unions claim Is believed certain.
 Don Harris, regional director of the Brass Workers Organizing Com
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29

pointed out that the accused man had already had considerable pun ishment from the mental torture he endured as a result of the fatal ac- cident. He warned, however, that driving negligently was a serious of- fense and that the public should not form the opinion that it could be excused lightly in most crcum- stances.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
Walter WincheIl
 O. BrO0du,ay {. aRu.n. ss..n n.-.... e,..... .a.a v..,,s sa,v...n
essads Marh Regiussas coDysssAe ists. Deig masssp

the first-story window of 7sth Street house.. which keeps rnutter- Ing: 1T Don't Want to walk With out You, Baby" <. The headwaiter at La Conga (Karl Posch) who wears Q nlonocle.
 BigtOwn SmaIltalk: Jerry Blan- chard took those dieting pills dropped a pounds and then couldn't walk for two days Richard Ar- len and Lee Wiley are ignited .. The Revuers at the Park Central Roof gre a big hit there Carol Bruce, the Copacabana lark, is what the well-shaped bathing suit will wear this Summer Richard Cook, a salesman at WYNN, got his draft call and then sent his two weeks notice to his boss. The boss then fired hirnI A petty trick. The boss last name is a word in that Item The sponsor of the all- Negro vaudeville show, which opens Thursday, is called "Uncle Tom" by the cast The Charles Carlisles have parted Bettye Phipps, 18, of Dallas, is 20 times prettier than her photo on the cover of "Sta- sling Detective.
 Blues in the Night: Margie Hart, the stripeeler, has taken an apart ment in Arkansas-ten miles from where Pvt. s. Jacobs, the former Broadway exploiter, is stationed. It ain't to practice hog calling The Latin Quarter is doing the biggest business the town has seen since the days of the French Casino. Ropes have been up every night. . Most attractive blonde in town is the darling in the red one-piece swim suit on the Pennsylvania Railroads poster promoting the Atlantic City seashore. Best "come on" to revive "the playground of the world," which has been sleeping too long <. Nylon will soon be used to make screens. The saving in copper will be enormous The sugar shortage will bring new flaw ors to the ice cream fountains. Spinach, carrot, beet and tomato, to name some. I'll still take vanillal
 Sound In the Night Overheard at the Copacabana ringside): "How and when did he get gray?"
 "Oh, that was several girls ago."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29

Lieut.. Col. George R. sturges of MiddIebury is serving as act- ing director of Se1ective Service in Connecticut, substituting for Col. Ernest l.. AveriIl, who was taken i'll suddenly Monday night. Col Averill is a patient at st. Francis hospital, Hartford.
 Col. Sturges has been serving as executive officer under Col AverilI. He has been in charge of field operations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
w ORLD w AR A YEAR AGO
 APRIL 29, 1941

(By United Press) U. s. War Department accepts resignation of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh as member of the Army Air Corps Reserve.
 Evacuation of Plymouth, Eng.s begins.
 German bombers raid Dover.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29

SEEK GOLD IN OLD DOMINION
 Richmond, Va.--CUP)-A gold- mining concern has been granted a charter by the state corporation commission to transact business at Virginia, Va, on the North Caro- lina- Virginia boundary. w. L. Long, Raleigh, N. O., Is president of the new venture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
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