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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1938-02-18

WASHINGTON - (C) Sen
ator Joseph F. Guffey of Pennsyl-
vania took the senate floor Tues
day and made a strong speech
supporting the anti-lynching bill
now pending. The senator, heckled
by southerners, declared: mo
country on earth disputes our
right to the claim that we, the
citizens of the United States, are
the originators of the most das-
tardly crime on earth"
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27
Oil Trade Notes
OF Interest 20 Refiners and Marketers


the fiscal So
pared with S742s4I2 for July, 1897
Oil Iitening
Circle with Arnold Sehalberg in
hotel hoselry
and Salt City, filling
station main Coni
station built Jenkins recently
X
is temporarily in charge
This is NOT authorized Member"
hours.
Don't clean Don't
serving a Motorists If in
like attendants enjoy themselves
gasoline oil the finish. The dust
catching will station his mind.
windshield windows;
dirty that will the
allow their
that the be checked
Don't uniforms Dirty clothes should always
be used.
post your prices pumps price posting will
right and he
coming
dissatisfied
competitors who understand
10. the driveways of
al on highways
checking oil the
when rpnhg water and set Oil on running board
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27

ROBERT A NATHAN. as Guardian OF
the persons and estates Of
JOSEPH r. HIRSHBERG and EDWARD
II. HIRSHBERG. Jr. and HENRIETTA
L. NATHAN.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27

cribed as E1hSWA and sw AsEA
12-35-3W.
The 1860 acres. operated by
George Downs, agent, includes prov
en- oil lands in Sections IL, IS, IA,
and "a, in Twp. S5N. 35N-3W, also
in Sections Z and Is in Twp. 35N-
wv, spanning the area between the
Gundenson pool and the Rocky
Ridge pool. Since little or no
drilling has heretofore been done
in this area, the Minneapolis com
pany controls virgin ground OF great
potentialities, including both high
gravity Sunburst sand production
and Ellis-Madison production. The
latter horizon responds well TO aci-
di2ation in this portion Of the field.
Stanley Gray, operating as New
Era Fuel company, and Carr-Gray
Corporation, retains his producing
oil properties in the central part
of the field including the Halter,
Byrne and Haggerty
leases.
Superior Petroleum is headed by
H. d. Thrall, president, d. r. West,
and d. f. Gruenhagen, vice presi-
dents, and Robert John, secretary
all of Minneapolis.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27

United States Department OF the In.
terror. United states Land once, Great
Falls, Montana. N0eace is hereby given
t' sSs sss ssins ouad asSd Iss SSof Cd cs
highest bonus per acre for leesing, pur-
suanf h0 section ~ OF tue act OF February
rs. 1890 Ca B&ak. 487). Is amended BY
4 s tie he royaizy 70 II rate = scale Gale n the lease
form shown IN circulsr 1885; Unit No
i, r. 35N., X. 4W.. Sec. rs. NE4SW5, NW4
sEa, sec: 10, EfsE3 100 acres; Unit NO
swa4: +. sN. II. 5w.. Sec. q, MIME
Sec. 29s NBzNE3. Sec 30. SE3NEa, 5oO
ceres Uaak No. 3. n. 35N.,. r. 6W; Sec
oil and gas resd. Montana. Bids wall BE-
received on the separate units but two
or more units awsraed to the came pur-
ehaeer may be imeluded in a single lease,
rental and royalty Foqsmrements for each
unit. Said un1ta viii be offered 1or sale
at public auction la t4xks office at 10 90
A NJ, on September a. 1888 The sue
OF the sale, watA the Register n< the
Great Falls Land Once, certified check
on . solvent bank. OF cash, for 1i5 OF the
smOunt % pa a Dy him and ale the showing
guired by sece1om Of General Land
Office circular 1885. The remaining 4f5,
together vita che annna1 rental In. ad-
be paSd prior 20 tks s-S issuance sa Of shs
lease The bidders are. warned against
. q the Unifed bestes Criminal Code
lssfSi sfsd co@SiSsesen % g 1aaRaa ins1mIaataon Of
bidders me right Is reserved to re- /
lect any and an bids in the discretion |
4 the secretary oe the Interior.
THoS. r. cORBALLY /
Date Of FIRST pubhcataon, Ang. y,
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27

ALL PERSONS CLAIMING ANY
INTEREST IN OR LIEN UPON. THE
REAL PROPERTY HEREIN
DESCRIBED. OR ANY PART THEREOF,
Defendants.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
sow Niia@ n x ssSnS%I9s sS %s %s n IIs niw A s'nn
Holman a1 ':ss2 as % On 'Nwa i.z.9w' .
Il 4 Jackson o. I J shea. Of IL On
GeoFgss " churehln % Elsma q
sls9 saGrehs "a svys Is =, q ga N9 S9Sss ISs Ns
Msetcafe sls Of 10 on LOss lo-n-i2 81
Edward ! Gregory & Arthar J Gregory
% Artnur rtl Gregory Of IL on Va
4 o Rleckhorf to John Il Fsaherty
4 OF ~ onSM7s 3 VIVA 1o.2-2 wv
as on NEt NwA m-1-sw
r + Jackson % Sarah b McHale Is
of 10 on DbNwa l9-a5-2W
Of s1T%A iS on NSEIals NaI S%s q ios% sSsEs0n Is
Sarah + AiacEale TO Anna N Baum
Is of ON SWa NEWEi NW3 1892
West
DECREE
N Thompson, Aurel ] Abel 4 Nor
ma 4 ThoHsssson " = Z Friabee, ct Al
Z Vest except surface rights 20 acres
In - SW3 3sN4 gun bail OF sale 30-,o-2W
A. T. Cramiey TO L J Yealy. 50es int
'k'-3J-2W; z tanks, gun barrel, lead lines
ana gas tuel tines used IN connection
with said oil well
D
gun narrei, power, engine power h0ase.
lead lines. gas fuel lines, castings, tubing
rods. pump Jacks and other equipment
ASsiONAENT ,eAse 9n on AND GAS
Il 3 HoffHan % Ray Sorrell W. /,
Nk4 NE4 IL, NWaNN4 I2-si4-4W
v;sr a = Srumlsy to L Yealy ~ wa
r Q Parent & k Morton 10 Otis
HxA = AlosFson sF q o,l'Ss ~ OF &AF int In NWs
ASSIGNMENT
a. 4 !, = s,,s ,csrnnley to L Yealy. SEA sEsa
ASSIGNMENT OF GOVERNMENT
On = = e s,si Siramlsy TO g Xeaiy Soqs Int.
N Bell 70 Anclaei Mccormack, is6
int on ~ NEs; swA, NEa 9-sa2w.
James HAukland to Consolidated Gas
6 Go , M3 Nw4 q. El NEa ~ sWa y
PARTKAL ASSIGNMENT or OH. AND
Ray sorrell % c HOyt. SEA NE3.
WARRANTY DEED
Leonard Basior sW4 i5-s5-1W
BLANKET ASSIGNMENT or ROYAL
TIES AND RENTALS
Elisabeth snston & Robert sutton
o Federal Land Bank OF Spokane. Isots
SCI, NE4 swl Lots and 5 SEC
VIA ~ SEA IL, VIZ Nwa II. El NE3
4-y7-3E
ANNUAL REPORT
Regal ConsoEidafed OIL Co. to The /
,nbiic, Cap8tai stock. 81, u,O00. 600. co. Cap /
.ai stock paid in cash 100000, Capital /
tock issued IN payment of property Il
kE,O0000; Debts, S120S3 81.
or INTEREST IN OH.
AND GAS LEASE
r G PARENT 4 X c Morton to / u
.anaon 2s6 Of S24se on NW3 NW1 t3-
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27
GLACIER COUNTY
BY Gamsasx C@mmey Ahsexwes Cs.
OuT BANE. MONTANA


oRDKm T0 RELEASE
This Court. Guarsh8anship q Edward
IsC'szis Lncken, &lnor Order . goln ~
NWA SEC. 2s-3A-5 % Glacier Production
Go. Roynfty 20 OF I00-1de01ha.
AMENDMENTS TO LEASES
H. x. Wands q ux 20 The Texas Cum
gses sss - pI RSss6ds p eSss @ i asys Srs rom sa
Aug. 3. 1eaz Rental $1,000 for SIX
Marsaree c. Harder ct con 10 The
Texas ComIany Bk 5 O&GL pg SlS Ma
W4SE3 SaSwa Sec 3a-36-6. Rental re-
duced TO $500 for each AK months.
Bt o2cT Rshs - & a = See lns sOsss sa@ Res. so
tai reduced TO 5000 for each six months
period.
RELEAsE OF OIL AND GAS LEASES
The Texas 90. % Efrie J; Beard g con
Book ? O&GL pg z73 S3SE3 Sec N, M
MA Sec II. NaNA Sex. Es-s2-6
Same 10 Edith v. Crowsaer Ct con Rel
nk O&GL pg 52A 81 Sec p, T38N.
same 90 Louis S. Irwin Ct ux Rel Blk
o&GL pg i75 Lot 8 See. Ss.36-6
Same 20 Clara Il. Hanson Rel Bk G
See. 3o-s5-s ElEiNf8 See. 1859.
Sanse 10 ID II Beach Adm E&t. OF Beulah
T WccsseF Rel Bk o&GL pg 62l MA
SW3 SASW4 SE4 Sec 1-s5-0.
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
Great Falls Nat Bank 20 George Bast
~ Lous % ~ BIZ 4 Sec Add'n %
Cut Bank Mont.
George Hast to Conrad Nadonal Bank
OF kaliapell ~ Lots ] 10 10 Blk 4 Sec
Addn to Cut Bank
Earl j. Stewart e ux 10 Peter Del Re
WAEtSE3 WtSE3 S4SW3 Sec is E3sE3
See 1856 IL OF 1% includes Oh held
Fannie stewart to First National
Bank OF Browning $4,000 10 Of ISt On
WlEisEA wisEo8 slswa Sec ID EssEa
1885 We&.
L. +. McSurdy TO Bentaraip r Goeh-
stng n;o0 is q 1ss NE3 Efwa Sec.
Jessie R1th canison to elaoier PRO.
ducSion Co. Butte 12aTs NwA s8Na4 See.
28 WiNWa Sec 1854
LEASE MxTENsfON AGREKMRNT
Mabel Morrison Truss Ezaa6e TO Tha
Texas Co. $4,000 SWA WaSE4 W1FS
SEA 2S-Ss-6 West extends Drsmarv tssga1
OF lease for one year ending Aug n 1p9o
Same TO same S2S0O0 W9EW4 eer III
NiNE4 SE1NEl E3SE4 See fs-W-aW
extends primary term OF lease Tor 1 year
ending S2I-s9
RELEASE OF AssEGNsENTs
First state Bank Of Shelby TO WI b.
doer Rel Blk OF Min. Deeds Page ~
sM3sWa See NW1EW1 Sec $3.50
American Pipe & supply co. To @ "a
Grant Rel. Bk of Misc. Pg i25 gWzSWA
sEaSW4 SWaSEa Sec 9-gEk
Articles OF KNC0RPORATTON
Connor Tank Company, Inc, capital
'fock Si00,000O divided in6O 1000 a8ares
'ar value 500 each; perpetual existence
ncorporators: l. + Gray l. HI New
nan- Walter Jenz, Wilmington. Del.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27

Plaintiffs.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27
NoTTcK TO cREprTORa

Estate OF CHRISTOPHER ANDAL
sometimes known IS c. ANDAIs. De-
ceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned Administrator OF the Estate
OF ChrfBtoffer Andai sometimes known
as c. Andal. Deceased, 20 the creditors
OF and all persons having claims against
the sad Deceased, 40 exhibit them with
necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication OF rn4s notice
TO the said AdmdnistEat0r at b29 Ford
building, Great Falls. Montana, the same
being the place for the transaction Of
the business OF said estate in the County
Of Cascade.
RANDALL. SWANBERG,
Administrator o. the Estate OF
Christoffer Andai. Deceased.
Dated August 18th. 1888
SWANBERG & SWANBERG
for Administrators,
i27-520 Ford Building,
Great Falls, Montana.
Date OF FIRST publication. Augusa 20.
1888 AZ
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27

This Court. Guar1ianship q Edward
L40nis Lncken, Mlnow. Order % join IN
Consolidated Lease 2-3 lnk. W4NE2 ~
NWz See. 2s-3A-6 20 Glacier Production
60. Royalty, 20 OF 100-id60tha.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27
GRAY LEASES

KNVI1VI1Ue1 11O1" H~se o1s5
known as the Anna Aronow permit.
The Superior Petroleum property
was developed by M. w. Cassidy of
Cut Bank who sold to the Thrall-
West interests for $4,000. In
cIuded was 160 acres in W1zNW Il
~ and E1aNEH IL on which are
four producing wells. The com
pany also owns all of Section 36-
36-3W, a mile north.
The 100 acres of the Goeddertz
farm, with three producers, is des-
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27
PONDERA COUNTY
By Pomdera County Abatrmce o..
CONRAD. MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT OF ROYALTY
G z Gallogiy 10 Louis Bonito 81 1-S
OF Ie6 royalty of all OIL and gas from
SE3NW4 NE4SW'3 SWaNE3 NW3sE3
A-28-5W.
g & GaIlogIy to william Sager 81
1-S Of 10 royalty oil and gas from SEA
NW3 NE3SW4 SW3NEz NW9SE4 S4-2S-
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Effie Nj Dewitt to G A Well 81 Lois
i 3 SE3NW3 E3SW3 SW4SWR II Lot
f. Sec 1871 1-5W for q Germ OF 3 years for
1-S of oil and gas.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27

IN THE DISTRICT cOURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE or MONTANA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF CASCADE.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27
LIBERTY COUNTY
BY Liberty Commty AbmtrAct Co.
CHESTER MONTANA

ASSIGNMENT OF on. a GAS LEASE
Sarah r. MacHale 30 Western Natural
Gas Co. $1.O0 4 4-9ths acres NWNE 26-
31-4E.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1938-08-27

Plaintiffs.
ALL PERSONS CLAIMING ANY
REAI HulfhfSn TRoPERfY "a 24 HER HEREIN EsnNON' The
DESCRIBED. OR ANY PART THEREOF.
Defendants.
The State OF Montana to all persons
claiming any interest in or lien upon
the real property herein described, or
any part thereof defendants. GREETING:
You are. hereby required 70 spgesr and
NATHAN, as Guardian OF the persons
and estates OF Joseph r. HirshberE and
Edward a. Hirshberg, Jr.. and HENRI
The Clerk Of the above enfatied court ut
within sixty (60) days after the first
publication OF this Summons and set
hsve m q npo1 that 6F eap s sns p y1u
erty, or any part thereof. situated IN the
County. OF Cascade State OF Montana,
particularly Mar described ri,s ss .fOiiows;.
quarter (EasEl) OF section ave l5)
in township twen4y-one (21l north
Of renge two 90 west Montana,
Principal Meridian, containing 90
acres. more or less. according 20
the Government Survey thereof. and
Lot chree. 90 and the southeast
1sB9Nw8 Of section i've t5J in
township twenty-one l21l north
Of range two l2l west Montana
Frnclp8l MeM0iAns CONTAINING ~
acres, more or less, according to
the Government Survey thereof;
Ind you are hereby uottfied that unIess
ron so appear and answer the plaintiffs
gfP apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint. to-waf:
lecgee determining that the plaintiffs /
ire the sole heirs OF the deceased entry |
Iuiessng the t1tie OF the plaintiffs as
Doh in and 20 said lands
WITNESS my hand and the seal of |
aid court this f1th day OF August, 1gSa /
GEORGE HARPER. Clerk /
By ]. E HTLGARD, Deputy Clerk. 1
MEMORANDUM
The following persons are said to II
lazm am interest In. or lien upon, safd Il
r0perty. adverse 20 plaintiff NONE.
a BWANBEHG.
attorneys for p1a5nffff
zT-521 Ford Building
remk Falls Montana
Day OF First Pubhcation: August Is.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-05-12
Sacred Heart
Gives Party

In a picturesque garden SET
ting in the parish hall of the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Church prominent personages
in the social life of Washington,
parish1oners and members Of
ecclesiastical orders gathered
last night for the annual bingo
and card party sponsored by the
League of the Sacred Heart for
the benefit of the church.
Dainty lacquered serving trays
were given as table prizes. The
door prize was a silver bon.bon
dish. Ten dollars was given to
the man or woman voted by the
guests as honorary president Of
the evening and SIS to the vice
president.
Tables were placed in the
large left alcove where guests
were served ice cream and cake.
Approximately $50 guests we're
present.
Among the guests were the
Rev. Thomas Gibbons Smyth,
pastor of the Shrine of the
Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase,
q brother of the Rev. John
Smyth, pastor of the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart; the Rev.
Thomas J. Crowley, also of
Blessed Sacrament; the Rev.
Joseph Buckley, pastor of st.
Francis Church, Randle High
lands, D. c.; Mrs. Michael j.
Keane; the Rev. Michael w.
Hyle, the Rev. Ronald j. Fan
non, the Rev. John S. Spence,
the Rev. Lawrence A. Wempe,
Mrs. John Victory, Mrs. Ger
trude Victory, Mrs. W. F.
Simms, Mrs. Gertrude Walker,
Miss Rebecca Stanley, Mrs.
Charles P. Ford, Mrs. Celia
Freund, Miss Eleanor Freund,
Miss Rita Bennett, Miss Mar
garet Donovan, Miss Catherine
Wolfe, Miss Helen Golden, Miss
Nancy Lang, Mrs. William Gait
Burns, Mrs. r. F. Lang, Mrs.
T. F. Carlin, Mrs. Peter K.
Faerber, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Semmes, Mrs. T. S. Costigan,
Mrs. Helene Hunter, Miss Fran
ces Ellery, Mrs. A. A. Bauer,
Miss Ellen Hagerman, Miss
Mary Louise Sullivan, Mrs.
Irene Rocca, Miss Louise Mitch
ell, Miss Eleanor r. Wolfe, Mrs.
James O'Shea, Miss Bernadette
Wallis, Mrs. George. M. Wright,
Mr.. Howard Kempter, Miss
Mary Zurn, Mrs. Edward C..
Maynihan, Miss Emma Roeder-
er, Miss Marian O'Connor, Mr..
E. j. Mahan, Miss Adelaide
Dryer, Mr.. and Mrs. John E..
Dwyer, and Miss Monica Dryer,
Miss Elizabeth Chadwick, Miss
Mary Cooksey, Miss Peggie
Morris, Miss Louise Gresham,
and members of the committee
on arrangements inclu din g
Mrs. Lynch Younger, Mrs. Viii.
liam S. Mccarthy, Miss Kath-
ryn B. Conner, Miss Mary E.
Ellery, Mrs. Mabel Burke, Miss
Bessie Dodson, Mrs. William
Morris and Mrs. William S.
McCarthy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-05-12
PrelQte Honor
Guest of Club

The Most Rev. Michael j. Cur
ley, Archbishop of Baltimore,
will be guest of honor at a re-
ception to be given by the Cur
ley Club of Washington, Wednes-
day, May Is, at 8 p. M, in the
Raleigh Hotel. A scholarship
fund which provides for a full
four year high school course for
three students at st. Patrick's
and Gonzaga, will be presented
to his excellency. The club, or
gained is years ago, was named
in honor of Archbishop Curley
and has been the distinguished
prelate'S chief interest.
Arrangements for this recep-
ton, open only to club members,
are in the hands of Miss Ger
trude Conner, who will act as
mistress of ceremonies, and
Miss Kathryn Bowers, who has
arranged the musical program.
Sunday at 8 o'clock, members
OF the Club will meet in a body
at st. Patrick's Church, Tenth
and G SITS. N. w., for their an
nual communion mass to be Gel
ebrated by the Rev. Francis j.
Kelley. chaplain of the club.
Breakfast will follow at Burt's
Grill, 1416 New York Ave. N. w.
Miss Elizabeth Davis is in charge
Of arrangements.
Last of series of social events
held during the year for the pur.
pose of swelling their scholar
ship fund, will take place Mon
day at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of Miss Agnes Bayer, % Bryant
st. N e. Arrangements for this
event, a card and a bingo party,
are in the hands of a committee
including the Misses Luella All.
Mary Bazzuro, Kathryn Bowers,
Mary Mckay, Mary Connolly,
Agnes Bayer, Mrs. Fabiola
O'Connell and Mrs. Nellie Steel.
Onder the Craftsmanship OF
Mrs. I. M. Ljnthicum, elaborate
preparations are being made fol-
q bingo party to be given by the
Parent Teacher Association Of
Blair High School, in Silver
Spring. Md, on May 81, at Z
O'Clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-05-12
SOrOptOn1ists
Will Hold
Luncheon
CONTINUED from Page 1877

CONTINUED from Page 1877
Lewis and Miss Mary Turner
will attend from Washington.
Two new Soroptimist clubs
have been formed within the
last two weeks in Chester and
in Harrisburg, Pa Several mem
bers of the Washington club will
attend the installation banquet
of each club, that of the Ches-
ter Club on May Is and the Har-
fisburg group on June !.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-05-12
OUerheAd = Short Story
BY BERNARD soBEL

l UCIUS BROOKS, theatrical producer, Broadway
~ wise guy. He knew his stuff fact that all Broadway
and his best friend and yesman Charlie Corners
The Washington times., 1938-01-26
Gunham m cred
G4Il Exciting Story Of
~ ~ II the Old Southwest
By LUKE SHORT
SYNOPSIS

POGO St. Vrain arrives in the Western to0n of Chris
tidn City, escaping pursuing troop of cavalry There
TaOoWay Hornbeck approaches him 1Vith scheme Abe
McCdndess 1Uho framed POGO and made outldW of
him, gold mine mountain peak. TWo insur.
agents sent to at the mine and bring doUn the
gold murdered by t1Oo different bands of OUTLAWS.
TUoWGy perSuadeS POGO to pose of the agents,
Jake Finger Vhose papers he has, and get the god At
gunan posing as the other AGENT They dare not give
each other a,Cay to Shayne, the mine manager and his
lovely daughter Kate NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
POGO nodded politely when Cardowan cut in with his
soothing draw You'd be surprised how slippery of those
iaspers are maam You take that's been pretty
part of the country He looked at POGO
ellis names POGO ST. Vran, little short ranny about Jakes
size there He's rat he'd doubecross his friends and his
and he's done time and again He's wanted by sheriff
Of the Pecos He's hired out time and again to crooked
mining to steal their stuff for them after it's been insured
Sometimes keeps the whole thing doublecrosses them.
Sometimes he don't But he's slippery People like him are
hard TO get.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-09

Michelangelo, famed painter and sculptor, was born on March 6, 1474.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-09
JANUARY HONORS
 AT MALONEY OUT
Scholastic List Issued This Morning By Princi-
 pal Mary Kelley

Scholastic honors at Maloney school during the month of Jan- uary were attained by the follow ing pupils in their respective grades, according to a report issued by Miss Mary E. Kelley, principal:
 Grade 8-A, Rhea Pelletier, Julio Greece, Arthur Fisher, Louise Palmieri; B, Chester Kilimowski, Anna Bartolini, Anna Pesce, Mary Roppi, Martha Palapis, George Shaker; c, Andrew Morea, Helen Mrozinski, Mario Generale, Anna Janneli, John Bartolini, Louis Bon- vissuto, Harriet Bienvenue, Rose Commentators, Mario Rinaldi, Mor- ris Irrapino, John D'Angelo, Olivia GGovanelli, Paulie Duncan, John Napomiceno.
 Grade "A, Helen Salvador, Jen- nie Guida; B, Louis Schiavone, Ma rion Cordeau, Irene Rotondo, Ray mond Pannon, Abraham Bearz, Roreen Mccarthy, Antonio Zasimo- vich, Fred Bianchini, Rutr Touran- geau, Angeline Russo, Rachael De- Rita, Armonde Cicchetti; c, Mary Corr, Peter zacaria, Joseph Guer- riero, Phyllis Dwyer, Concetta An dolina, Eraldo Palumbo.
 Grade GA, Joseph Parlo; B, Lucy DiEtephano, Thomas Siemiat- koski, Raymond Cali, Mary zasi- mo-ich, George Flynn; c, Jennie Natale, Anna Crispino, Concetta Sarnieri Ruth Reebe. Irna Zauca, Constantine Metropoulas, Rita Srs- kine, Laurinda Coelho, Olga Pal chuck, Jennie Palumbo, Marshall Shaker, Mary Berardo, Helen Tora, Eva Bartolini, Victor Esposito, Eliz- abeth Neumann, Ernest Greece, Carmen Willett.
 Grade 5-B. Carolyn Schiavone' John Voulgaris, Anthony Colangelo' George Frantzis; c, John Mccarthy, Beverly Malkin, Bernice Siemiat- kowski, Phyllis Natale, Anna Bush, Barbara Tomlinson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-09
Lithuanian Groups
 Plan Winter Dance
State Organization Picks Waterbury for Event Feb 18-JuniOr Choir Holds Valentine Party Tonight
BROOKLYN NEWS

The committee in charge is made levich and Anna Stankevich. It will be strictly a couple affair and nc Stags will be allowed. Refreshments will be served and games played. The affair will be held in old St. Joseph's school room at o'clock.
 The officers of the group are: pres- ident, Adele Lusas; vice-president John JenusaitiS Jr.; secretary, Joan Lusas; and treasurer, Evelyn Snug dis.
 Debate Enjoyed
 A debate on the subject, Will the United States Get Back on Its Feet in Time to Avert Another Depres- sion?" was keenly contested last night at the regular meeting of the DuceS A. c.
 The affirmative side, made up ot Ralph Martone, Nick Santolo and Ernest Gufa, won from Albert Or sillo, Jerry Laudisi and Albert Eter- ginio.
 A singing contest followed the de- bate wit the duet of Maurice Eter- ginio and Tony Crosse winning the prize from Tony Panelli and Tom Carusilla.
 Michael J. Purcaro handled the gavel at the meeting.
 Diplomacy Averts War
 Imminence of the zero hour" in international affairs, with nations of the world unaware when the next world war may start, was the theme of talk last night by Rev. Francis J. Barrett, assistant pastor of the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, at meeting of the Holy Name so- ciety of St. Joseph's church at St Joseph's school. Relation of these affairs to the church was discussed with Father Barrett remarking that the Catholic church has survived many zero hours" and will survive many more.
 The church, he said, is the only safe refuge for the young people of today when they meet their in- dividual "zero hours" He remarked only the most delicate diplomacy has averted a world war during the past five years and the problem o1 another war is immediately con- fronting.
 John Stadalink, Alfred WaiculoniC and Raymond Glibas were elected delegates to the four querterly con- ventions of the Connecticut Lith- uanian Catholic association, the first to be held at Hartford, Feb. 27
 Delegates elected to the Water bury Lithuanian Catholic Fedora. ton are George AdomaitiS, Johr Kairis and Peter Romanauskas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-09

In connection with a Worldwide Youth Crusade which is being con- ducted by the Salvation Army, the local Corps is holding special Young Peoples meetings this week.
 These services are being held at 182 Cherry street at 7:3O every even- ing and are being conducted by Young People for the Youth of Wa terbury. Something special has been planned for every meeting, either different program or a visit ing speaker.
 Last evening Carl Froelich, presi- dent of the Waterville Mems Bible Glasses, was the guest speaker. The program for t. rest of the week is Thursday; Secretary Charles Riet- dyke of the local Corps-Friday: Captain, Kenneth Sharp from Willi-