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message. They stated that Mr..
Kennedy said when such vessels
are being conveyed, the opposing
belligerent may claim the right to
sink without warning
Cleared for Action.
The Aquitania was conveyed for
q day, then sailed on alone. Her
after deck was cleared for action
and two l2-pounders were mounted
one on either side. Ofhcers said
they were for defensive purposes
and that none we're mounted for
ward, because that might be con-
strued as an offensive position.
Meantime ofiicials of the various
steamship lines, representatives of
the National Maritime Union &C. 1.
o., representing the striking sea-
men, and Capt. George Fried. super
vising inspector of the New York di-
vision Of the Bureau Of Marine In
spection and Navigation, strove to
end the tie-up Of the American
ships
The strike began yesterday when
10 seAmen aboard the American
Trader and 20 on the American
Traveller, both Of the United States
r Lines, refused to cast of hawsers.
The strike. meanwhile, spread to
six other ships scheduled to sail
during the day.
The strikers demand \ $3.50
monthly bonus, 325 900 life and dis
ability insurance policies and q 10
per cent increase in personnel. They
also demand that if a ship were in
termed, wages continue during the
period OF internment.
Chairman Emory s. Land of the
Maritime Commission declared the
present situation was likely to be-
come vicious circle Of increasing
war rates and bonus compensation
for ship crews and services like we
had in 1918"
We're trying to iron out the
bonus and other problems and find
some stop gap until Congress gives
us legal relief. We've got to have
some kind OF control"
Liners Held Up.
~rOther ships halted by the strike
were the Scanstates of the Amer
lcan Scantic Line. bound for Oslo
and Copenhagen: the IroQuois of the
New York and Cuba Mail Line, under
charter to the United States Lines;
the st. John. similarly chartered
from Eastern Steamship Lines; the
Liberty, operated by the Hampton
Roads Line; the Bulack Diamond
Line steamer, Black Gull: the Col
lamer of the American France Line
and the Excambion, an American
Export Line ship with 1913 passengers
aboard, bound for Mediterranean
ports. She was to pick up Ameri-
caps on the return trip from Italy
and Southern France The Liberty
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Navy Proceeds
With Reconditioninq
OF Squa|us
Salvage Stoff Proised
By Roosevelt for
Work We'll Done

~ the Associated Press.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. IS
Work went forward tonight toward
reconditioning the sea damaged
submarine Squalus as President
Roosevelt described the successful
salyase work as well done E.
In letters OF commendation to
members of the salvage staff and in
a separate one to Rear Admiral
Cyrus w. Cole. commander Of the
salvage unit, Mr.. Roosevelt COM
mended the devotion to duty, cour-
age. skill initiative and self-Sacri-
fice" of the 81 naval officers and
men OF the salvage unit.
Another search Of the crafts in
terror today failed to reveal the
body of Robert Preston Thompson,
ships cook, OF Nashville. Tenn. His
was the only body of 26 men who
lost their lives in the submarine
which was not found Navy officials
said they believed it had floated out
Of an open hatch into the ocean
during salvage operations.
The Navy Board of Inquiry, seek
ing to determine the cause of the
Squalus' fatal dive last May %, plans
to reconvene Monday Members OF
, the board inspected the slime-cov-
cred interior Friday.
Shortly after the sinking, the
board heard testimony indicating a
faulty main induction valve might
have caused the flooding and subse-
quent plunge $40 feet to the oceans
floor. The cause of the accident has
not been determined definitely,
however.
Eight OF the salvage unit received
the Presidents commentator in
Washington today from Acting Sec
retary Of the Navy Charles Edison.
In addition to the formal commen-
dation, some of salvage staff were
advanced substantially on the Nays
promotion lists.
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impact Of q prematurely exploded
mine, only 300 yards of the ship.
From Oslo westward, passengers,
crowded in improvised sleeping
quarters, observed boat drills and
hfe-belt inspections, but their trip
through dangerous North Atlantic
waters brought no view of subma-
rines or ships Of war.
Aboard the motorship. making its
maiden trip. were United States
Senator Rush D. Holt, Democrat, of
West Virginia; 46 Mormon mission
aries ordered by superiors to return
from Germany for other assign
ments, tourists and 10 aliens.
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Editor to Speak TONIGHT

Joseph North, editor In chief Of
the New Masses, at 8 o'clock to-
night will discuss Americas role in
the present war. After the talk,
which will be at the Grafton Ho-
tel, he will conduct a question
period.
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Passaic office. A moment later he
came rushing out breathless.
Mother and father couldn't be-
lieve what he told them: The Cum
ard White Star Line had informed
him Jan had been picked up by a
freighter and taken to Glasgow.
God has answered our prayers
quickly" the father said.
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126 War Refugees Escape
Explosion in Mine Field

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 49,
Reaching haven here from warning
Europe. l26 refugees. mostly Ameri-
cans, dispersed to their destinations
tonight after debarking from the
American Scantic liner Norma
chaWk.
Behind lay stormy nine-day pas
sage from Oslo, Norway. Before
reaching that port the vessel had a
bad moment in the Baltic Sea. While
being guided through mine fields by
German pilot the vessel felt the
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IRONSIDE'S DAUGHTER-In
the service along with her IA
ther is Miss Elspeth Ironside,
daughter of Gen. Sir Edmund
Ironside, chief of the imperial
staff. Enlisted in the Auxil-
iary Territorial Service, Ell
speth's duties include chauf-
feuring her fathers car.
A. P. WirephOtO.
Evening star., 1939-09-17

Hot Sehofner Marx syIts
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presented exclusively Washington
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For singing party songs through a
phonograph horn for nearly sever
hours TO annoy his Nationalist
neighbors. Gerald Symons was ar
rested In Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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Couple rendered Dinner
On SilUer Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dwyer OF
Orange street were guests OF honor
at o dinner party given on Satur-
day evening at Kitchener Post Hall,
the occasion being their 25th we'd
ding anniversary. The table, deco
rated by Miss Theresa Hosey, was
adorned with q large wedding cake,
candles and cut flowers. Mrs. Dwyer
wan presented with a corsage con-
Sisting Of dimes covered TO represent
floral design. She wore blue
chiffon velvet dress and also wore
a wreath Of silver orange blossoms
which had been worn by her mother
when she celebrated her silver an
. niversary and Mr.. Dwyer wore a
buttoniere which had been worn by
his father. About two hundred and
fifty guests were In attendance. A
delicious dinner was served and en-
tertainment was enjoyed throughout
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer were married
at ST. Mary's Church In Union City
on November IS. 1914 by Rev. Will
liam Tanning. Mr.. Dwyer has been
employed for many years at the
American Brass company and Is
held in high esteem by his asso-
ciates.
The guests included: Mr. and Mrs.
Martin J. Dwyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
othy Reardon, Mr.. and MRS. William
Brickel. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Vancelette, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul FROM
Eunice FROM, Doris, Laurene and
Joan Vancelette, Mr.. and Mrs. Jere-
miah O'Brien, Daniel Dwyer, Mrs.
Anna Day. Mrs. Louis Darlington,
ST.. Mrs. Thomas Phelan, William
Brickel, Jr., Timothy II. Reardon,
Miss Hazel Delaney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick FROM, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Romanusky, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf
Detlefsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clip.
pie. Joseph JOY. Ruth and Caroline
Detlefsen,
Barbara Romanausky, Mr., and
Mrs. Carl Weyh, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Gassner, Frederick Gassner,
Elsie Gassner, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Vancelette, Mrs. william Boyd, AL
bert Hasslinger, Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Leas, Hazel Leas. Charles Leas,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Healy, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Schmitz, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
fred Booth, Nellie Klonoski. Anna
Kartz, Mrs. John Ryan, Mrs. Dem
mis- Thompson, Margaret Monaghan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Sandin, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bari
bault, John Luddy, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Goggin, Mrs. Edward Reil-
~, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Pratt, Mr..
and MRS. Maurice Moriarty, An
geline Pascucci, Mr.. and Mrs. John
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Thomas photo.

B. Cuddy, Mrs. Edna Gladding
Genevieve j. Pajeski,
May Sinkivick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cosgriff, Mary Murtha, James
Matcilro. Mrs. Nellie Hasslinger, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Refill, Mr.. and
Mrs. william Ziems, Mrs. Catherine
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Treat,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Santori, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Ayotte, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Johsice, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
J. Baribault, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carroll, John j. Shea,
Elizabeth Van Delft, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin s. Brown, Margaret Sullivan,
Steve Coy, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Meyer, Mr..
and Mrs. John Desmond, John Des-
mond, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William
Edmondson. Mrs. Gottlieb Gender,
Mary K. Sullivan, Mary X. Sweeney,
Ernest Marggraff, Herbert Karpel-
man, Genevieve Pajeski, Pauline
Dombroski, Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Waite, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Cud-
dy, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Tooker,
Anna Rabuska, Alice Maloney, Mi.
and Mrs. Frank Cuddy, Alice Maho-
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. william Sullivan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Parawick, MI.
and Mrs. Reggie Lau, Jean West,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Begnal, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Lavallee, Mr..
and Mrs. o. N. Kalb, Helen Hallen-
beck, Mary Foster, and Theresa and
Agnes Hosey.
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Conlong-Jones
Nuptials Friday

A wedding of much local interest
will take place on Friday in Provi-
dence, r. l., when Miss Barbara F.
Jones Of Providence, r. l., will be-
come the bride OF Nelson j. Con-
long of Providence, sen Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Conlong Of Park. road.
The ceremony will be performed at
o'clock at the Church of the Re-
deemer In Providence.
Miss Jones will be attended by her
twin sister, Mrs. Paul Hodge as ma
iron Of honor and Mr.. Hodge will
attend Mr.. Conlong as best man.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton will be held at the home OF
Mrs. M. Narcotic Of Hope street,
Providence.
The couple will leave on a we'd
ding trip to Cuba and upon their
return will take up their residence
on President avenue, Providence,
r. !.
Miss Jones Is graduate Of Kath-
crime Gibbs school and has been af-
filiated with the office Of the attor-
ney general In Rhode Island and
Mr.. Conlong Is q graduate Of Crosby
high school and Brown University
and Is also an alumnus Of Harvard
Law school. He Is engaged In the
practice Of law In Providence.
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The appointment Of Miss judith
Tripp OF Fall River, Mass. 70 the
board Of directors Of the Association
OF the Junior Leagues OF America
Is announced by Mrs. DeForest Van
Slyck, the executive secretary. Miss
Trip has been appointed by the
executive committee Of the Asso-
citation TO be the director from Re-
gion to represent fourteen Junior
Leagues In Maine, Massachusetts,,
Connecticut, Rhode Island and the
Province Of Quebec and Nova Scotia.
She has the dual function OF In
terpreting to the board the prob
lens of the leagues In her region,
and, In turn, interpreting the activ-
tiles Of the board and the Associa-
ton staff to the leagues. The policies
and rulings Of the board are based
on decisions made by the leagues at
their annual conference.
Miss Trip will succeed Mrs.
James Parker Of Portland, Maine,
who, until recently, made her home
In Brockline, Mass Mrs. Parker was
elected director from Region at
the Associations annual conference
last May and was recently obliged 70
resign from that office. Miss Trip
has been appointed for the balance
Of her term Of two years. Serving
on the executive committee OF the
Association are the officers: pres
ident. Miss Helen w. Leovy OF Pitts
burgh, Penn; vice-president, Mrs
H. w. Holland Of st. Petersburg,
Fla; secretary, Mrs. George v. Fer
guson Of Winnipeg, Canada, ana
treasurer, Mrs. Bradner w. Lee, Jr.,
of Los Angeles, Cal; and Mrs. James
Ingham of Buffalo, N. Y, a member
of the board Of directors and MRS.
Van Slyck.
since her graduation from vassar
College in 1928, Miss Trip has beer
an active member of the Junior
League Of Fall River having served
on many of its committees and or
its board Of directors before becom-
ing its president. Children's theatei
work has been one Of her chic.
interests. The Leagues special pro
ject, @ dental clinic, which wa
started while she was president wa
another important interest. She ha
served as q member Of its advisor.
board.
Aside from her league activities
Miss Trip Is member of the boar
Of directors Of the Family Welfar
Association and the Womens clul
| Of Fan River.
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Weddings
pILLoN-RICE

The marriage Of Miss Betty
Aurore Rice, daughter OF Mrs. Aida
r. Rice Of Harvard street, and Ed
ward Francis Dillon, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Dillon Of Ellsworth ave-
nue. will take place at 8 o'clock to-
morrow morning at st. Michael's
church.
Cloakroom attendants In hotels
and restaurants of Paris insist on
checking guests gas masks.
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Shirley Ann French
Is Birthday Guest

A surprise birthday party was
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl French Of South Elm street
for their daughter, Shirley Ann,
who celebrated her twelfth birthday
Monday. The home was attractively
decorated In pink and blue and the
honor guest received. many beauti-
full gifts.
The guests attending were: Kath-
leen Wall, Franklyn Wall, Barbara
Ann Wall, Lois French, Bobby
French, Shirley French, Mrs. Mary
Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklyn Wall,
Mrs. Willis Patrick, Mary and Helen
Sheehan, Viola French, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl French and Mrs. Anne
French Of New Britain.
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Joyce, Airline Kelly, Ellen Hunt,
Patricia Reedy, Gertrude McGrath,
Claire Murphy, Helen Joyce.
Misses Margaret Danaher, Anr
Danaher, Angelina Rosso, Anna Da-
vidaitis, Ann Jamele, Claire Bari
beault, Anna Michenivieh, Ger
main Deschine, Grace Laspragota,
Christine Devito, Bernice Gudju-
MAS, Dorthy McWeeney, Marie
Charron, Ruth Brady, Kathleen
C.Rcurke, Lucy Russo, Neil Cav
kus, Marie Mullen, Rita Ruggafi,
Ruth Brizzie, Doris Lanouette. Eliz-
abeth Moran, Martha Lanouette.
Rita Broderick, Rita Tierney. Eliz-
abeth HOLMAN, Marie Donnelly, Age
mes Donnelly, Mrs. Louis Hart, Hell
en- Duffy, Betty Wall, Hazel Duffy,
Mrs. Robert Baird, Catherine Bres-
nahan, Anita Smith. Carmella Long,
Agnes Valiskas, Adele Macunau-
skas, Ann DeBellis, Margaret Te-
han, Nancy Mccarthy, Rita Wells.
Kay Bobbin, Beatrice Deschine.
Mary Maher, Charlotte Graves,
Helen Smith. Alice Gravelin, AM
nette Beliveau, Margaret Dwyer,
Anne Kraft, Christine Kelly, Ger
trude McGrath. Anne Donahue,
Margaret Murphy, Marie Barnes.
Candita Pola. Mary Barry. Marie
Clifford, Mary McVerry. Mary Nc
Inerney. L. Wolff. Eileen Shea,
Mary Craden, Katherine Heffernar,
Mrs. James McNichols, June Car
rem. Marjorie Mailey. Catherine
Donahue. Mrs. Edwin Canales. RE
Ia Lavallee. Yvette Lavallee, Irene
Reynolds, Margaret Wilson. Jeanne
Doran. Catherine Wolf, Julia
Wrenn. Helen Fiore, Helen Orlando
and Helen Lang.
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Miss Margaret CahiH WEEDS
Henry T.McGrath Saturday
Thomas photo.

Many local persons will be in at
tendance at the wedding Of Miss
Margaret Frances Cahill, daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. George Francis
Cahill Of Park avenue, New York,
and Henry Thomas McGrath, former
local resident, son Of Thomas Nc
Grath of Columbia boulevard and the
late Mrs. Della bayfield, McGrath,
which will take place on Saturday in
New York. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. Coleman Nevis
at st. Ignatius Loyola church in N. Y.
Miss Cahill will have as her maid
Of honor her sister, Miss Betty Ca
hill and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Mary Louise Dougherty of Austin,
Minneapolis, and Miss Betty Rose
Kolter Of Lima, o.
Robert Lang OF Hanover, N. H.,
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Personal

DR.. and Mrs. q. A. Tramm OF
Newton terrace, are entertaining DR..
and Mrs. Harry Runge and son
Harry, Jr., Of Boston. DR.. and Mrs.
d. E. Hamilton and Mrs. Norris
Butcher and sons Norris and Warren
Of New Haven, for the Thanksgiving
holidays.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph Doyle of
Glendale, l.. l.. visited friends in
this city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl French and
their three daughters, Shirley Ann,
Mary Jane and Lois, will spend
Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Thorn
as Tobin Of southington.
Mrs. Agnes Blondin Of Central
avenue Is spending the holiday and
weekend In New York as the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Paul A. Gull
len and Mr.. Cullen.
Miss Mary g. Hutchinson who at
tends the College Of st. Elizabeth,
Is spending the holiday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Hutchinson Of Randolph avenue
Misses Nellie and Beatrice O'Brien
OF Euclid avenue are spending the
holiday In New York as the guests
OF Miss Ann Miller. They will also
visit with their brother, Daniel o.
Brien, u. 8. NJ. and with their niece,
Miss Loretta O'Brien, q student at
the College of st. Elizabeth.
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Miss Evelyn Fernandez Of Easton
avenue was hostess at linen show
er at her home recently in honor
of Miss Gertrude Fernandez, q
prospective bride. Guests present
were Mrs. Rose Fernandez, Mrs.
Rose A. Fernandez. Mrs. Aybina
Christiano, Mrs. Palmina Christi
ano. Mrs. Helen Ritucci, Mrs. Mary
Christiano, Mrs. Angelina Christi
ano. Mrs. Josephine Mannetti, MRS.
Philofnena Mannetti, Mrs. Rose
Leone. Mrs. Anna Butler, Mrs.
Doris Rinaldi, Mrs. Betty Gallo, Mrs.
Nancy sasso. Mrs. Tessit Lerz. Mrs,
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Emanon Sorority
Plans Xmas Party

Plans for a Christmas party to
be held IN the near future were
completed at a meeting Of the
Emanon Sorority held last evening
at the home OF Miss Marie Kilbride
of Luke street. During the eve
ming a discussion OF events Of the
group was held. Following the
meeting a delicious luncheon was
served.
The guests included: Peggy Der
mody, Ruth Kenney, Mary Gladney,
Harriette Marinan, Charlotte KEEL
ley Ernestine Cannon and Marie
Kilbride.
The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening. at the home OF
Miss Peggy Dermody Of North Main
street.
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will serve as best man for Mr.. Nc
Grath and the ushers will be Ross
Borneman of Elkhart, Ind, Henry
McDuff of Providence, r. l., Walker
Dunlap Of Lancaster, Pa, and
George Kingsbury Of Keane, N. H.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton will be held at Sherry's.
Miss Cahill attended the Night
ingale- Gamford school, New York,
and is q graduate Of Wellesley college
In the class of 1889. She Is a men,
Der of zeta Alpha. Mr.. McGrath at
tended Dartmouth college where he
was graduated in 1888 from the Amos
Tuck School of Business Administra-
ton. He Is q member of Delta Kappa
Epsilon. At present he Is affiliated
with the International Business
Machines corporation Of York, Pa.
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TsVo Holiday Dances
BY Alun,nae Groups


Mrs. Archie Mulholland Is chair
man for the annual Thanksgiving
formal dance to be given at The FL
ton this evening by the Sacred
Heart High School Alumnae asso-
citation. Assisting here will be Mrs.
Cyril Dunphy, Misses Margaret Sui
Ivan, Sue Guarrera, Helen Conaty,
Phyllis Chestone, Kaye Howard,
Margaret Dryer, Catherine Martin
and Lucy Guerrero.
The local chapter of the Albertus
Magnus College Alumnae will spon-
scr q holiday dance on Saturday
evening at Waverly inn. Miss Irene
DAILY Is chairman of arrangements
for the event and Is being assisted
by Miss Mary Meehan. Jane Phelan
and Catherine Rochon.
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--Petrosky photo.

Nellie Masone, Mrs. Isabelle Iaca-
vino, Mrs. Lucy Manchise, Mrs.
Heirina Genovese, Mrs. Irene Wheel
er. Mrs. Mary Mulvey, Mrs. Bertha
Mitchell. Mrs. Bertha Nido, Mrs.
Lee Orsini, Mrs. Mary Joyce, Misses
Evelyn and Gertrude Fernandez,
Mae Cow, Marie Garceau. Cecilia,
Barone, Anastasia Veprawskas,
Jeanne Galipault. Agnes Rukstikis,
Edna Mannetti, Betty and Anton
cite Brevetti, Philomena Lamitola,
Angeline Sanford, Mary Lanesey,
Mary Schiavone, Madeline Schia-
vone, Marie Gallo and Jennie Leone
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Catholic High Alumnae
Holds Annual Reunion

A large attendance was In attend
ance at the annual banquet and
reunion OF the waterbury Catholic
High Aiurnnae held recently at the
school auditorium, Arrangement for
the event were in charge Of Miss
Marjorie Malley.
Among those present were Misses
Helen Coon, Helen Deconinck Kath-
leen Maher, Mrs. John Schieffer
Mrs. Juliet Kennedy, Mrs. Frank
O'Rourke, Josephine Levine. Mary
williams. Lena Calvo, Betty Ma
her, Evelyn Buckley, Mrs. EVELYN
Sirica Cerullo, Alice Maher. Ade-
va Angelone, Sarah Lanaro, Mary
Bowler, Patricia Malone, Marga-
ret O'Donnell, Julia Wrenn, Eva
Sharkey, Irene Boisvard, Kay
Wolff, Nora ODonnell, Joan Cor
man, Dorothy Mccormick, Magda-
lene Hartung, Dorothy Bernier, Ma
rion Costello, Anna Brennan, Peggy
Slason, Barbara Mackey, Louise
Spellman, Rita Quinn, Marion Finn,
Claire Bernier, Marguerite Gun
shanan, Evelyn Durocher. Mary
Doyle, Rozella Karas, Ermina Ci-
maelia, Josephine Ciancioli, Pri-
mi Magi. Betty Leary, Muriel Nc
Duff, Rita Deconinck. Barbara Mat
thews, Olive Madden. Helen Dali
ton. Eleanor Stein, Anna Cream
Margaret Carroll, Kathleen Meade
Mrs. Rita Bond. Marguerite Sui
Ivan, Annette Poll, Rose Sanford
Rose Culotta. Mrs. William Berk-
enberger, Eleanor Hayden, Marga-
ret Carroll. Marguerite Fitzmau-
rice, Margaret Connolly. Mrs. Will
ma Fitzmaurice, Lucy Bernier'
Georgette Brodeur, Agnes Rey-
nolds, Mrs. L. Covella. Eleanor
Gagnon, Mary Ippolito. Mrs. John