The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-14
F Federation Sewers
 s. L. A. Relationship
Alexander Aleksis Renamed President Last Night;
 Break Caused By Article in Lithuanian Paper
BROOKLYN NEWS

eAsSAeSASsSSA was reelected president of the Lith- uanian Catholic Federation at an enthusiastic meeting of delegates held last night at the choir studio of the Congress avenue school. The feature of the meeting came when any relations which the f deration might have had with the s. L. A.. organization of which Dr. Frank j.. Hill is president, was severed.
 Members of the federation charg- ed that the s. L. A. was responsible for the publication of an article in a Lithuanian newspaper which served to discredit Catholic and their societies. The article was con- tributed by the secretary of the s. L.. A. who is alleged to have acted with permission of fellow officers and associate members. During the progress of the attack launched last night federation delegates asked Dr.. Hill to resign the president of the s. L. A. stating that mo man can serve two masters"
 pr. Hill who was present at the meeting denied all knowledge of the article referred to. stating that 1t was written without any authoriza- ton. He is a member of the federal ton and is associated with many of the societies which embrace people of Lithuanian extraction.
 Other officers elected include Rev. A. Edward Gradeck, chaplain; Peter Jokubauskas, vice-president; Joseph G. Coskie, treasurer: Mary Alubauk- kas, recording secretary; Peter Lu- binas, sergeant-at-arIns; and Mar celle Andrikis, corresponding secre- tary.
 Plans were formulated for a card party to be given by the federation which takes place Friday night at the parish hall. The committee in charge includes Father Gradeck. Mrs. Magdaline Karinauskas, Mrs. M. Liutkevicius, Adele Lusas, Mary Kateiva, Joseph Shemberis and Peter Jokubauskas.
 Glee Club Show
 Plans were completed today for the presentation of Collegiate Hi- iarity," a musical revue to be given under the auspices of the modern glee club of the church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel which takes place tomorrow night at the parish hall. The curtain rises at 8 o'clock showing an experienced cast under the direction of John J. Jannetty, assisted by Miss Edythe Pellotti' pianist.
 Included among the principals of the cast are Miss Theresa Maggie, young radio singer: Louis Rocco, Louis Rizutti, Edward Cocchiola, Angelo Miro, Angelo Calo, Oreste Arcari,. Angie Cicchetti. Mary patri. celli the University Quartette and the Three Ritz Brotehers who make their debut during the performance.
 Ofacers of the company include: Pasqale Russo, president; Anthony Colucci, general manager; Fred Tulacro, Vce-president; Pasquale Varanelli. secretary and Joseph Comardo, treasurer. r
 Others of the cast are: Thomas Fibre, Jr.; Anthony DiLucia. John J'Anthony, Guido Ascione, Frank Angelo, Joseph Mongillo, Frank Or so, Anthony Lacilla, Angela March, ano, Bertha Cabana' Nellie Rosa, and Anna Jamele. .,
 c. of 0. Auxiliary
 Mrs. Nellie Jenusaitis was re. elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Lithuanian Cham. Der of Commerce during the annual meeting of the group held last night at the K. of L. clubroonls at which time Mrs. Martha zailskas was the speaker, Others elected include Mrs. John Deliniks, vice. president: Mary Adomaitis, recording secretary and Mrs. Frank Nardells. treasurer.
 .r Commemoration <.
 Rev. John J. Ktipas of flgftford and Atty. Joseph B. Laucka of Brooklyn, N. Y., will be the speak CTS tonight ct program to take place marking the observance of the 650th anniversary of the intro- duction of Christianity to Lithu- anian people. The affair will begin at 8 o'clock under the auspices Of the Lithuanian Catholic Federation and the Lithuanian Roman Catho- lie Alliance. ..s Entertainment presented by et Josephs choir will follow With | Adele Qteblunas. Natalie rlangas ' Jennie Lusas. Adele Lvsas, Mar