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La gaceta., 1931-10-09
LAS AUTORIDADES DE LA
ADUANA DECIDIRAN 10
QUE DEBE HACERSE CON
LA GOLETA DE CORDOVA

Los Agentes de la Aduana
iniciaron una investigation pa
ra determinar 10 que habra de
hacerse con respecto a Ia pc
queha goleta Sadell, propiedad
del Sr. C. C6rdova, de Tampa,
que fue capturada el martes,
cargada con un importante con
trabando de bebidas.
Ell Sr. C6rdova alega que Ia
embarcaci6n lie fue robada Y
que no tenia conocimiento nj
de d6nde Sc encontraba nj que
estuviera dedicada a negocios
ilicitos.
81 la Investigation arroja CO.
mo ciertas las declaraciones de
su propietario, e. Department
TO de Hacienda lie devolvera la
goleta.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
@ coz ~ ue-Ia prQ
biciScrtpSAa peaatos en-
&nss, N de
G3 Nyle que La
~. 1ieranW

Habana, oct. Gel presiden-
5e Machado, a propuesta del DR.,
Octavio Zubizarreta, secretario
de gobernaci6n firm6 aver I'm
decreto disponiendo sean expul-
sados de Cuba, por perniciosos
Is individuos extranjeros que
seg1n la policia vienen desarro.
llando una activa campana CO
munista.
En- ell grupo figuran tres ciu-
dadanos americanos, Arthur
Walter, Isadore Miller y George
E. Fraser, a los cuales Sc detu-
70 en- Camaguey durante la I'll.
TINA revolucion, acusandoseles
lie haber traido aeroplanos para
$50 de los rebeldes. Los tres Sc
marcharon de Cuba hace varias
semanas, pero figuran en- ell de
.reto 6e expulsion para que no
0uedan regresar.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
~DEPORTARON AVER A UN
ITALIANO

Giuseppi Pagone, natural de
Italia, y uno de los 16 eXtran-
ieros que fueron traidos a Flo
rida, procedentes de Cuba, en-
la goleta Marta, sali6 aver de
Tampa para Savannah bajo
una escolta del Departments
de Immigration. BESIDE Savan-
nah Sc lie remitira "A Italia, Sc
gun 10 dispuesto en- la orden de
deportation.
FL habia sid0 sentenciad0 a
'eis meSes por entrada Illegal
en- los Estados Unidos, pero ell
Juez Federal Alderman lie con-
mut6 la pena permiti6ndole a
bandonar ell territorio.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
UN PROBE
SOR PORQUE UN CURA
ATACO UNO DE SUS IL
BROS

Baton Rouge, La, Oct. g.
John Earle Uhler. professor de la
Universidad de Luisiana, cuya
noyela "Zumo de Cana fuera
recientemente criticada por an
cura cat6lico, fu6 suspendido a
yer de empleo y sueldo.
FL presidente de la Universe
dad, James NJ, Smith, no quiso
sehalar el motive nj discutir la
question.
Del libro de UhIer escribi6 el
cura que era una difamaci6n del
criollo de Luisiana y una glorifi-
caci6n del materialismo evolu-
ci0nista.
No quiso decir anoche e. pro.
fesor destituido que Inca de cor
Quota seguira,
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
Nuestro Pesame

Recibanlo los famjliares de
Ia Sra. Jesusa Lopez de Rodri-
guez, cuyo sepelio Sc efectu6
en- la manana de hoy.
ConStituy6 una verdadera
manifestation de duelo, reflejo
fiel de las muchaS considera-
clones de que gozaba en- vida
la finada.
A su esposo ell ST.. Manuel
Rodriguez, asi como a su hi
10 Mano, nuestra expression de
tondoiencia.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09

Dor haber impedido eIecciones
'rauduientas mediante Ia de
puracion de las inscripciones
IN los Libros Registros y el ter
ero para pedir a los miembros
lue apoyen a los Candidates
lominados para Alcalde y O.
ros cargos en- las elecciones
renerales de la ciudad el 3 de
Noviembre.
FL ComitG anterior fue di-
uelto con rutinaria precision.
Tn Comite de Campaha fuG
tutorizado, incIuy6ndose en- el
mismo a los cuatro miembros
lei Comit6 Executive y a otros
res sehores nombrados por ell
Presidente: b. l.. Wilsn, A. l..
Franklin y j. A. Gregory.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
Pleitos y DIVORCES

Corte del Circuito j. II. Kent
contra Amado Sales; Thelma
Mae Golf contra Coy w. Goff;
Justa Farfante contra Juan Far
fante; Ramona Aguilar contra
Henry AguiIar; estado de Flo
rida contra Marcos f. Rs3ri
guez; Warden Limbach Realty
contra Luigi Mascara Ietta M.
RuffinP contra John NJ. Ruff
ing b. S. Booth contra Cora f.
Kelly,
Corte civil: Hunter Hender-
son, liquidador, contra Lucille
Trice.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
.OS ATLETICOS EMPATA-
RON LA SERIE Y MANA
Ma Sc ~EFECTUARA Ell
JUEGO DECISIVE

GrOre domin6 a los CGrdeHdIef
t. Louis, oct. 9.-Las huestes
2 Connie Mack, con ell pitcher
Lefty" Grove a la cabeza, de
rotaron hoy a los CardenaIes
mpatand0 p0r segunda veg la
erie nnundial y dejando para
nanana sabado 81 juego decisi-
70.
Grove solo permiti6 cinco hits
4 los bateadores del st. Luis,
anulando por complete a "Pi-
mienta" Martin, ell h6roe de la
serie. Fueron bateados los "te-
rap6uticos' de los vencidos pOr
Rotgers, Colbert, Hafey, Flow
ers Y Frisch.
La dnica carrera del st. Luis
fue anotada en- ell sexto, con dos
oportunos hits.
Los Atl6ticos anotaron cuatrC
carreras en- ell quinto y cuatro en-
el septimo, elevando el total q
ochO.
Paul Derringer Sc mantuVo
en- ~perfecto dominic hasta el
quinto; por cada cinco por cada
cinco strikes" solo pasaba una
bola.
Pero en- ell QUITO, inesperada-
mente, iuego dc un error de
Flowers, que permiti6 a Foxx Ia
primera, ell j6ven lanzador en-
pen a debilitarse, dando cua-
| tro b 3es por boias y an0tando
los AtlGticos dos carreras forza
das. Gabby retro a Paul y en- 81
Ilugar puso a Johnson, que com
parti6 eI inning fatal.
Lindsey entr6 a lamar en- el
| sexto. Los errOres y los hits vol.
| vieron a combinarse en- Ell Sep
timo y el Filadelfia hizo otras
| cuatro carreras.
Termin6 el juego ell vetera-
no pitcher Rhem, con Mancusc
de catcher.
Los echo hits del Filadelfis
fueron bateados, dos por Foxx
dos por Williams, Miller, Sim
mons, Bishop y Cochrane.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
Filadelfia 600 Gao 400 Sc, Oh, lie
Isl. Luis 900 OO1 900 1c, 5h, 2e
Ell error de IS Atleticos 10
icometi6 Cochrane.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09

Ala en- Portland, Oregon, po
recommendation de un mGdico
sin e~scrupulOs Y una maestro
necia, Sc guerra "esterelizar' q
una niaa de Is amos hiia de ur
obrero sirio.
Con la misma "despreocupa.
ci6n" que diera por resultado e'
envio del obrero Garcia a Chat
tahoochee, ell medico y la macs
ira q%uerian experimental con la
nina, "operandola' y recluyen-
lola despues en- su asilo.
Pero el diariO Portland Ore,
ron. como hiciera la Gaceta''
qaui, sali6 a la defensa de la mu-
hacha, Helena Hanna, y el me-
dico imbecil y la maestro Cur
si' no pudieron lograr 10 que Sc
p%roponian.
FL juez Gilbert, despues de
Dir los argumentos expuestos
por un abogado, Arthur A. Tar
low, que desipteresadamente de
fendiera a Helena, decide que
no eXistia Ia "anormalidad' que
el m6dico y su consejera, Ia
maestro, habian descubierto.
Para examinar a seres huna-
nos tildados de anormales 0 To-
cos, los iueces debian escoger
a PROFESSIONALS absolutame4te
escrupdosos, a hombres incapa.
ces de firmar certificates u OPT.
niones antes de estudiar el ca.
so 0 los casos sometidos a ST
consideration.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
Ell TEDRAT
CO PORTELA

Habana, oct. 9.-La poliefa
cometi6 aver un nuevo atropello
deteniendo, sin causa justifica-
da, al DR.. Guillermo Portela, ca
tedratico que era de la Univer-
sidad Nacional. ,
Aseguran los guindillas que
Pcrtela Sc halla complicado en-
fos recientes atentados terro-
ristas.
Ell catedratico esta preso en-
ell Castillo del Principe.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
CONTRA LOS TERRORIS-
TAS

Habana, oct. 9.-De todas las
:lases sociales ell g~obierno ha es-
ado recibiendo adhesiones en-
contra de las bombas coIocadas
Dor los terroristas.
Valiosos elementos han pedi
10 al presidente Machado que
)roceda con la debida energia
ooniendo termino a la explo-
sion de bombas que causan la
muerte de personas inocentes.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
CANCELO Ell JUEZ AKER-
MAN UNA ORDEN DE
CLAUSURA

FL Juez Alderman dej6 sin e.
fecto aver la orden temporal de
clausura contra el palacio Jar
din de AIah", de st. Petersburg,
basdndcse en- q. los testimonies
presentados en- el juicio o preli-
minar no eran suficientes nj JUS
tificaban que dicho lugar fuese
un centric de des6rdenes publ
cos.
Los agentes de la Prohibition
testificaron que ellos entraron
Ell 3 de JUNO uitimo en- dicho lu-
gar Y encontraron que Sc estaba
ceIebrando una fiesta con cerve-
"a, Y que s. l.. LABEL, propieta-
rio del establecimiento, y T. n.
Tullis eran culpables.
Los testimonies de la defensa
fueron de que ell palacio fu6 al
quilado q una organization pri-
da por TODD ell dia y que nj la
administration nj sus duefos
Gran responsables de cualquier
bebida que Sc encontrase en- ell
mismo,
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
FL TEMPO

Nublados para hoy L manana,
Pr0bables lluvias. Vientos mo-
derados del este. Maxima tenn
peratura aver, 80 grades; mini
ma, 70.
Marea alta a las 1926 a. m.
V 1921 .. m. marea baja a las
;53 a. m. y $50 p. m.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
ANO TX
CARTA CABLEo,
.CRITICADO Ell DIARIO DE-
LA MARINA

Habana, oct. 9.-En los circu
lossobreros Sc crit;t;- ramen
te la campana Gee Dc
"Diario DE- la Marina
tificar una rebaja de sueldos
los obreros llSotipistas y cajis-
tas.
Cen numeros e insinuaciones
la Marina" quiere hacer yer
que los linotipistas, obreros bien
organizados, ganan mas que me
dicos, abogados y otros profe-
sionales.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
LA SECRETA Y LA JUDI
CIAL CONTINUAN INVES-
TIGANDO ,

Habana, oct Clos agentes
e inspectores de los cuerpos de
policia secreta y judicial con-
tindan trabaiando sin descansC.
con ell fin de arrestar a los in
dividuos que en- los ultimos dias
han coiocado varias bombas en-
esta ciudad, causando la muer-
te a dos personals y heridas a 20
Graves cargos Sc haran con-
ira ell catedratico DR.. Guillermo
La gaceta., 1931-10-09

FL departamento de inmigra
ci6n, que con tan p0ca habilidad
viene dirigiendo ell s~ecretario
Dcak, detuvo aver a Edith Berk
man, obrera de % amos que vie
ne defendiendo los intereses DE-
los obreros huelguistas de Law
renee.
Por haber nacido en- Polonia
Y aconsejar honradamente a sus
camaradas, los agentes de inmi
graci6n, que parecen estar al
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
Ell Cabaret de los Cubanos

Reina mucho entusiasmo pa
IA esta fiesta que preparan los
cubanos para la noche de ma
mana.
Coincide con la Patri6tica fe
cha del Critic de Yara.
Han heeho muchos prepa-
rativos y podemos asegurar
cue sera una gran fiesta.
De las que hacen 6poca.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
TEATROS
CASINO

Noble programa anuncia pa
7sax la direction de este co
modo ! 4apulss teatro.
!, "Riase y&gase Rico, nueva
peliclla, cub~rifA par
tie, con "Ft'r warning, cinta
que tiene /. George. &rien co
mo protagonlsta, compleNSdo el
programmes
Dorothy Lee, Edna May on,
yer y High Herbert desempe
nan los mas importantes pape-
les de la primera production.
Tulsa Huntington, la bella mu
chacha, secunda a O'Brien.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
CONVENTION DE BOMBE-
RIOS

Mas de 300 bomberos Y sus
csposas concurriran a Ia con
venci6n del Scxto Distrito del
estado, que aqui Sc efectuara
durante los dias % y 20 del co.
rriente mes.
FL programa para entretener
y divertir a los bomberos WISH
tantes, Sc ha confiado al jefe A.
]. White y a su ayudante, ell Sr.
Ben Torres.
Las ciudades de los alrededo-
res hasta Orlando, aparecen ms
riptas en- el Sexto Distrito.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
ROYAL

Hoy Sc repondra "Pierng Ma
rinas". cinta en- que tanto Sc
distingue Jack Oakie.
Para manana sabado sc anun-
ella ell estreno de Beau ldeal",
con Ralph Forbes de protago-
Gista,
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
Nuevo Hogan

FL de los esposos Ada y Joe
Cicarello, cuyas bodas Sc cele-
braron en- reciente fecha.
Han fiiado su Residential en-
la Gale Ybor 1928.
va 10 saben sus numerosos
amigos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09

ST el gobernad0r no 10 eVita,
Il condado tendra que gastar,
Il ano pr6ximo, 100000 en- nue.
vos libros. inutiIizando los vie
JOS.
Los nuevos libros no daran a
'os ninos mas luz que los actua-
les; pero Ell m6rito c%onsiste en-
orcteger a los libreros y amigos
lie eStos.
Con esos 500, 900 ell condado
-odria construir I'm hospital
noderno, con muchas mas ca
mas de las que tiene al presente,
Z la instruction de las que tiene
Al presente, y la instruction de
$ ninos no quedaria descuida-
la.
Pero los libreros tienen la "a
arradera' de la ley, aunque es-
a ley como otras muchas, lesio-
qa los i~ntereses colectivos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
Del Centre Asturiano

La Secci6n de Recreo de es-
a S5ciedad ha cambiado los
iias para sus bales semanales,
La gaceta., 1931-10-09

De nuevo estuvo a vlsltarnos
hoy el obrero Ignacio Garcia, a
queen dos ilustres medicos de
esta ciudad enviaron para Chat
tahoochee, como loco, sin estar-
10.
lie han cerrado a Garcia las
puertas de las fabricas, pors en-
fermedad que padece, pero no
lie han dado una CANA Ell la fin
ca-hospital del condado.
No puedes trabajar-le han
dicho-y tie negamos la asisten-
Ella que pides; eres pobre y 81 no
themes dinero para atender a
tus gastos, ayudate a ii mismo
que nosotros no podemos ayu-
1arta~
Sin trabajo, sin recursos Y sin
hospital donde refugiarSe, Gar
cia ha confiado sus penas a Dios
Y pacientemente espera... espe-
ra...
La gaceta., 1931-10-09

Este condad0 de HillSb0rough
rue ha gastadO millones en- ca
II eteras, algunas de elias mutt
les, y piensa seguir g&stando
niles Y mas miles de pesos er
aminos, tiene un pequeno y mi
SCRABBLE hospital con solo Is ca
mas para los hombres pobres
1ue puedan ad9uirir la tubercu,
'csis y otras graves enfermeda,
des.
Los sefiores comisionados SC
'desviven' por las carreteras
Deyo en- b~eneficio de los pobrey
realizan muy pocos esfuerzos.
Parecenos llegada la bora dc
1ue ellos dediquen sus meioreS
pensamientos a esa "finca" que
iirige ell DR.. Higgins, sin descu'
dar, 81 asi 10 Green oportuno, la
,arreteritas.
FL pueblo los ha elegido para
algo mas que para recorrer suS
districts en- autom6vil y reunir
Sc todos los viernes por la mana
ma.
Una mission mas alta aguard3
a los senores comisionados, la d
aumentar ell n1mero de cana
para los pobres enfermos.
La gaceta., 1931-10-09
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

servicio de los patronos de Law
renee, no de la republica, Ia
arrestaron y tienen la intenci6n
de deportarla.
ST con ell tesoro de la nacion
sc paga a esos agentes, ipor que
clos persiguen a una obrera,
que representa- a 10000 huel-
guistas, en- provecho de unos
cuantos industriales, a los que
la constitution no concede pri-
vilegios?
Uno de los mas repugnantes
errores de la "democracia' es
que con frecuencia trata a los
"poderosos" como a Seres "eX-
traordinarios" Y a los pobres
"desperdicios' del congIo-
merado social.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-11
Local Branch
 Is Initiated By
 Executive Board
Kelly Temporary Secretary and Olsen Treasuer-Or- ganization Stands for Repeal of Eighteenth Amend ment and Champions State Rights

Chase, and the officers mentioned a. bove.
 The next meeting of the committee
 and officers will be held on Wednes-
 day. March IS. at 6,90 p. m. at the Waterbury Country club. A membership drive will be
 launched immediately in this city
 It is expected that hearty response will greet the campaign, as there are many people desiriOus of joining
 such a movement which has as it's purpose not the thwarting of law but the establishment of laws that people can hold in regard and obey Following is the official platform of the Crusaders;
 "The Crusaders stand for true temperance.
 The Crusaders will work towards this goal and believe the most prac tical methods to accomplish this end are-1, repeal present enforce ment acts, Velstead Act, and the Jones law; 2, passage by the states Of laws which will control the man ufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors along lines best suited to the problem of each individual state; 3, federal legislation to pro- tect states which may desire to re-
 inain dry from liquor importations; 4. repeal of the 18th amendment, which any plan of prohibition re- form makes essential, so that no future congress may n4llify these acts. 'The Crusaders are unalterably
 or,nosed to the sdIoon'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-11
Will Dominate The
 Naming Of President
(Continued from Page l)

Their attempt is to fight the cam paign on a false issue, about which they care nothing, but being careful that the candidates for president in each of the parties shall have their viewpoint upon the real issue, which, to the very best of their ability, they will keep in the background.
 "They will contribute to both sides and, while the sham battle is going on, they will celebrate in high giae, knowing that while in any case the people will lose, yet they are sure to win.
 "If they win, as they have won in the past, it will be because they are able to incite in the minds of the people a partisan spirit, which will grow in intensity until the interests of the country are made second to tEe interests of the party"
 More than 100 independent repuh- lieans and democrats, labor leaders, economists, sooiologists and publi- cists gathered in the luxuriously ap- pointed ballroom of the Carlton hotel, to consider an economic and social legislation to be pressed in the next congress. Utilities, farm relief, tariff. unemployment and re- storation of popular government are on the program. Senator watson sent letter of warning.
 Senator Robert M. LaFo. .lette, one of those joining in the call for the conference told the United Press to- day that Senator Watson's letter would be ignored.
 .'Senator Watson was not invited to the conference" he said. There is no reason why any attention should be paid to his letter."
 Norris declared at the outset that he was not moved by any personal ambition or intention of furthering
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-11
CRUSADERS ORGANIZE, TH0MS CHAIRMAN
LEVER BROTHERS
 BUILT FOR FUTURE
The Worlds Leading Manu- lecturers in Soap and
 Glycerine
BEAUTY IN NEW RECORD

When bank or g substantial re- tail firm installs itself in an inns pressive building, with every mod- ern appointment, 1t can reasonably expect to derive direct benefit from it's enterprise through an increased public appreciation.
 When a manufacturing corpora ton builds factory, 1t can antici- pate no such advantage, since fac- tory commonly comes In contact only indirectly with the consumers of its goods. The consumer Is interested in the product, and ordinarily knows little or nothing about the factory that makes 1t.
 Nevertheless, Lever Brothers, the worlds leading manufacturers of soap and glycerine, in building their new factory at Hammond, Indiana. decided that factory is quite as im- portant as bank tp the people who go into 1t. There is no reason, they concluded, why factory shOuldn't be a pleasant and attractive place, where anyone would like to go. So they built on that assumption, and spared no expense to carry 1t to practical attainment. One of the most striking establishments in Am erican industry is the result, Out side, 1t looks like an educational in- stitution. At it's entrance, like a bank. In it's reception lobby, like an exclusive hotel. And inside, any, where, throughout, not at all like the factories of the past, because the tuated in it as the mechanical ones. if not more so. It is a factory built for men and women, as we'll as for machines. The machines are the last word in size and efficiency, and their surroundings are the last word in modern industrial recognition of the fact that beauty has an efficiency of it's own. Kettles that hold a hun- dred tons of soap, and packing naa- chimes that do everything, as g fere- man says, but powder their nose, 0e- cupy surroundings that fit perfectly with young women in stylish, spot- less, trousered ensembles of eggshell trimmed with blue.
 "To- day is a thing of the past with us," says F. A. Countway, president of Lever Brothers company, in ex- planation. We have built the kind will have to build tomorrow, We have always built on the future, and it has always paid us.
 Certainly that policy is paying Lever Brothers to-day, or they would hardly be greatly increasing their manufacturing capacity at g time when the average business is funo- tioning in terms of a depression.
 "Yes, we are building, and we are doubling our sales and advertising effort. We have made steady and substantial gains right along, We have never lost confidence for a mo- ment in the possibilities of prosper- ity in America, and we don't believe that any really foresighter business has,"
 The Lever Brothers plant at Ham, mond will supplement their present large establishment in Cambridge, Mass, which has always been mo- table for it's advanced industrial ideas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-11

Representative John D. Thoms was elected temporary chairman of the Waterbury branch of the Crusaders at . meeting of the executive com mittee held at the Waterbury Coun- try club last evening, Thomas r. Kelly. executive chairman to Mayor Frank Hayes, was named temporary secretary; and Carl D. Olsen, assist ant secretary of the Waterbury Trust Company, temporary treasurer,
 The meeting was q preliminary to the actual formation in this city of branlch of the Crusaders, an or- ganization active in securing pas- sage of legislation which will ulti- mately secure repeal or amendment of the present prohibition laws. Branches of the rgaHization have been fiourishing throughout the state for some time now. notably in Hart ford,
 So active have been the Hartford Crusaders in the interests of m0di- fication of the prohibition laws to permit manufacture and sale of light wines and beers in Connecticut that the measure proposing this statute charge was known as the Crusaders bill throughout legislative hearings and when 1t was finally defeated on the floor of the legislature last week.
 The executive committee, members of whom were present at last nights S meeting, Is composed of Richard w. Goss, Attorney Edward T. Carmody, Attorney Edward Traurig, Merit Heminway, Neil Maloney, Rodney,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-11
Spanish Clubs
 at Wilby High
Held Their Regular Weekly
 Meeting To-day

The weekly meeting of the Span- ish clubs at Wilby high school were held to-day. The Senior club-Los Charladores, held their meeting during the third period. The pro- gram consisted of an article "A Va cation Trip in South America" by Betty Savacos and Evelyn Cestar, a story "The Box of Cigars" by Mar garet Miro, Emma Kaecher and Ed- na Thompson and crossword nuz- gle under the direction of Ida Weis- elberg.
 In the meeting of the Los Trova- dores during the sixth period Span ish anecdotes were told by Irene Gabriel, Daniel Briotti, Ruth Well lington, and Adeline O,Bernier, and jokes by Annette DeRienzo and Catherine Yarmala.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-11
Easter Sunrise
 Service Planned
Special Meeting of Comnlit- tee to Be Held Thurs.
 day Night

The purpose of the Easter Sum- rise Service which Is being plan- ned by a committee of young peo- pie representing seventeen church. es Is: First--to bring together young people from all the churches of the city of waterbury for 8 religious meeting. Second-To urge the young people of Waterbury to consider the actual significance of Easter Sunday morning hy gathering for inspira- tion by the Sunrise Hour.
 Harold Hole. general chairman. has called a special meeting for Thursday evening at 7:so o'clock at
 At the meeting last Sunday after noon a large group attended to plan for the coming service d. though the travelling was difficult. With the enthusiasm ahown by the large turnout and many new ideas to help complete the plans, 1t ta in- dicated that one of the most im- rressive services presented In this city in the history of the event will be held this year.
 Plans to finance the service was discussed. The group decided that the necessary funds could be 0b- tained from the various young peo- ple's organizations in the churohes
 Eleanor Miles. ohairmaA of the transportation committee, reported that the necessary transpeftati1H was being arranged for by private cars.
 Raymond Ingram. chairman oi ,ousic, Is trying to obtain several pieces of music and also choir which will aid the musical part of the program . great deal as familiar hymns burst forth on the waves of early Easter morn.