The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-13
Jonikas Given SIPS
 At Bachelor Dinner
Groom of Next Saturday Feted at Bankers Grill
 Attend Observance of Seizure of Yinius
!, BROOKLYN NEWS

Iunas, Eppie Baker, Jack Calo, Will liam MoSkowitz, Frank Snirpunas, Anthony Stokes, Kayston Tareila, Tony Book, William Delaney, Michael Crowley, Larry Coughlin, Joseph 4BlakeSlee, Albert Jonilas, Gus Petreit, John; W. Stokes, John "skiddo" Dumschott, Victor Rad- zunas, Rudy Bercier, Joseph Farley, Adolph Balanda, John BrlizaS, John Danisavage, George Barnes, William Verrier, Joseph Stankevich, George nazauskaS, Joseph Rornanauskas, Michael Solana, William Kenausis, Harry Kenausis, William Marjotic, Ernest Adducci, William Arnauskas, Al V2lonis, Albert Rice, Cal Karins- kas, John Lesunaitis. %.,
 Stanley Audietis, Sam Jamele, Felix Mangtni, Edward Calvin, John March, Ray Kounski, Ray Bechman, Ray White, & Anthony zupHas, Charles Matthews, Atty. Clarence ". Balanda, Joseph Jenolopis, Fritz Prisavage, William SarGinSkas, Harry Gunner, Rudy Hermsteadt, Herbert Gerlot, Harry Clark and William Petchlock.
 League Opens
 More than 30 men took part in activities last night at St. Joseph's s alleys when St. Patrick's Holy Name men began their 7th bowling season. The next games of the circuit schedule will take place at the same location next Tuesday night.
 Mt. Carmel Party
 The combined societies of the Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel will be hosts and hostesses tomor- row night at the first party of the season at the parish hall at 8 o'clock. The committee announced prizes galore will be offered.
 Included on the committee in charge are John Jannetty, chair man, John Ortelle, Louis Rocco, Louis DeCosmo, John Savino, Ar1- thony Ficeto, Ambrose Maggi, Mrs. Louis Dizinro, Mrs. Lena Marchi- teln, Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs. Joseph Davino and Mary Cianeuln.
 Study Club Meeting
 A debate on the subject Resolved, that Japan is justified in invading China" will be heard tonight at the regular weekly meeting of St. Joseph's Holy Maine Society Study club in the Congress avenue school at 8 o'clock. The negative side of t'le argument will be upheld by Jo- seph Kazlauskas, Joseph VitkauskaS and Raymond Glibas, with the af- flrmative side taken by Anthony Dereskevich, Peter Romanauskas and Joseph Smolskis.
 Protest Meeting
 The redemption of the city of Vilnius, traditional capital of Lith- uarlia, seized by the Poles in 1920 was met by a protest by more than 600 who gathered at St. Joseph's hall last night to take part in a program arranged by Professor Alexander J. Aleksis, and sponsored by the local Redemption of Vilnius society and the Lithuanian Catholic Federation. t''..
 The principal speakers of the eve- ming were Sergeant Petras Klikna oi Lithuania, Mrs. Nellie Kanapka formerly of Lithuania and now a To- cal resident; Rev. Benedict Gaur- onskas of St. Joseph's church, Dr. Matthew J. Colney, and Attorney C. M. LukoSius. .,.i
 The speakers expressed hope the city will soon be restored to its original ownership, reviewing inci- dents previous to the seizure when Liti anian government officials with those of Poland had signed a treaty of peace. It. was recalled the treaty was signed two days before the city was taken and only several hours after Lithuanian troops had been withdrawn. .> ,..
 The entertainment part of the program consisted of songs by St. Jcseph's church choir, with Miss Marcelle Andrikis as soloist. Danc- ing followed with music by Al Jar wis and the Young Melodians or- cheStra.
 Included on the committee were Professor Aleksis, chairman, Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, honorary chairman, Joseph G. Coskie, Mar celle Andrikis, Mrs. Anthony Stan kevich, Mary Kaseta, Peter Joku- bauskas, Adele Lutkus, Adele Lusas,