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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-25

Committee Chairman Herbert K,
Hyde, OF Oklahoma, said that II
could not be presented 10 the con.
ventlon before noon tomorrow, II
was 10 have been voted upon tonight
Immediately after On address by
former President Herbert Hoover.
"We1l have to work most Of the
day and night" Hyde told report.
II was reported that the suhsti.
tute foreign policy plank, which
would put the Republican party on
record IN favor OF strict isola ton.
Ism, was offered by @. Wayland
Brooks, OF Illinois, Republican nom
inoe for the United States Senate,
The substitute, II was learned, &C.
cuses the Roosevelt administra ton
OF spending billions for the Army
and Navy In the last seven years
with nothing To show for II.
In addition, II charges Demo-
Gratis with having weakened NOR.
ale" and destroyed defense efforts
by "viciously attacking" business
and industry.
Zero Hour II Here
1.-THE zero hour Is here" the pro-
posal was understood 10 read at one
point. America must declare her.
self"
II went Oh TO say that no steps
ought 10 DO taken that might I'm.
pair our defense,
America firstl" The substitute
said.
Hyde, IN isolationist, supported
the proposal In q speech 10 the com.
mittoe.
The chairman argued that the
oppressed peoples" clause In the
tentative draft OF the plank prob.
ably would be duplicated by the
Democratic National con vention
when II convenes In Chicago July 10.
"They want 10 get us Into war"
he shouted, denouncing the Demo.
cratic policies.
Hyde added that war now would
DO ''hopeless--just as war was hope
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-25
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington. June 2b-tUP)--uov.
ernment expenses and receipts Tor
tho current fisca! year through June
22nd, compared with year ago:
rats Year Expenses Last YEAR
80, 424,i4S,tiS52 s9O3O,to4,2ss'es
Receipts
So, sos. ess, 9i3.4b s5,eos,O52,74s,is
Gross Deficit
sS,6fs,4B1,f76.O7 sJ.42s,sbf. SOFAS
81, sos. 3s2. s7b.o7 sS.372,5s4,eb4s4
Cash Balance
ks,ots,sa6.stb.ok 2sDIass72sob2.is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-25
Republicans Split On
Foreign Policy Plank
Platform Builders Battle For Four Hours Trying To
Reach Decision-Then Recess Without Conclusions
United Press staff Correspondent)
BY WILLIAM II. LAWRENCE

Philadelphia, June IS - CUP - An America First"
plank vigorously denouncng New Deal defense and foreign
policies, was offered to the Republican Resolutions Com
peoples proposal already tentatively in the platform Hot
debate the foreign policy plank put the brakes on
efforts to complete the platform TODAY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-25

ice Cream 10 take home packed In
insulated bags assorted havors.
schneiaer's, Is East Main st.--Adv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-25

Light Rain Tonight;
Cloudy, Warm Wed.
FUN Weather Report Page .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-25

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Taxpayers Chief
Ordered 10 Court

SEATTLE - Manager Floyd
oIss, Of Washington Tsxpaysrr
association. today was under order
To appear Friday Al 10 =. m. 70
show cause why he should not
testify and produce association
records before the fsdsrsi power
commission.
Fsderal Judge John G. Bowen
late yesterday signed IN order
citing Oiss. At the request n the
commissions attorney. LAmbsri
ncAiiimtsr
Oies had refused 70 tssfify ~
the commission inquiry into FL.
legged political activities n I've
Northwest utilities.
Eesuming IL hearing. the com.
mission heard croas-examlnatlon
u Capt. Kari BendetsoD. former
president Of the Let the People
Vote league sponsofa d Iniu-
stiys 100.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Bring Out Bodies

Firemen worked for hours
to get the fire under con-
troll, while rescue squads
dug through the shoulder
ing ruins to reach the shell
ter.
They brought out several
bodies, then began reaching
the living. BY midday they
had brought out everyone
from seven Of the eight Sec
tions, leaving between rs
and 30 people buried.
As they continued Dig
ging, and firemen pumped
water from the flooded
parts of the basem en- I,
women hoped over hose
lines and detoured around
the wreckage of a dozen
big show windows, whose
frames had been twisted
and whose contents had
been strewn on the side
walks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Hammering away at the war is-
sue and At alleged failure OF the
New Deal to keep promises 10 the
electorate, wlllkls told a capacity
crowd Of 5000 in Chicago stsdi-
UNI Tuesday that II President
Rooseyeit's promise TO keep our
boys out OF foreign wars Ia no bet
ter than his promise 10 balance the
budget. our boys already are al
most on transports"
The Republican presidential
nominee was bruised on the temple
BY missile thrown from the crowd
at La Sale Street station ~ he
prepared to Leave for New York.
An egg thrown at the same time
struck Mrs Wlllkie Ia the back and
soiled her dress
Charles Hulrnin, So usem-
pioyed stationary ssglneer,
who said be was . baseball
player when he served In the
army In 1907, admitted In mu-
nieipsl court todsy that he
threw the eggs ~ the couple
and wzs sorry 10 the bottom
Of his heart
wiiIIie appeared unruffied.
and said be was ~disfurbed
only that Mrs. wiLkie Was
hit"
Smith VIII board Wilkes train
At Harmon. y. Y. for dinner and
. conference On campaign STRAIT
sgy.
Then Willkie inyades the ter
r1tory Of the Democratic oreaniz-
alton OF Democratic national
Chairman Edward J. Flynn. 70
speak az the Bronx Coliseum sf Q
?. n. Y. s. 7. He ha< another talk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

newspapers b. required 70 print
shat he described a. both nides'
during political campaigns
pail cited ths radio las. which
he helped draft while senator and
which mas "a aectlon which pro-
Niss thai uhsnsyef a radio station
permits ons eandldats 10 use ts
facilities. Il must permit any and
Ell other candidates 70 speak over
4 on the sans terms
4 think newspapers must efii-
torialize ard express their opin-
iona. bait most Of them give one
candidate ali the space hs requires
% attack his opponent. but do not
give the opponent an opportunity
10 reply" Dan charged. Dill was
10 leave Spokane for WenaEches
and Tacoma late Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Nazi Plans
For Invasion
Are Revealed
RoYol Air Force
Spots Fleet of
Troop Curriers'
WANT TO ~BARGE N"

Details of German prepare
tons to invade the British
Isles were disclosed by the
British air ministry at Lon
don today.
The ministry said Germany had
concentrated hundreds OF self
propelled barges. each $50 feet
long and capable of carrying two
trainloads of men or materials. at
invasion ports.
Bows of the barges. II has been
reported by Royal air force OBJ
servers. have been altered To make
IL possible to disembark tanks and
heavy guns. In event of success in
reaching British shores.
The ministry said every
available barge Of more than
500 tons In Germany or Ger
man occupied territory had
been Communicated for the
invasion effort.
The constant watch on inva-
sion ports by the Royal air force
showed the barges had been as
semblcd at Antwerp. Calais. Dun
kirk. Ostend. Nieuport and lie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Roosevelt Begins
Campaign Tour

ABOARD HOOsEyELT TRAIN.
At WILMINGTON. Del - Presl-
dent Roosevelt. opening bis home
stretch drive for = third term.
said Wednesday that q vote for
the Hew Deal Nov. 8 will Be =
vote for liberty
Roosevelt spoke from the rear
platform II his special train
while enrouts 70 Philadelphia
where he viii deliver a ma lor
political ADDRESS lie recalled that
his victory IN Delaware IN 1895
caused surprise. and expressed
confidence the state viii remain
IN the Democrats column this
year.
Il am sure that this year thu
people. not only u Delaware but
Of the United States. are ell TAX
ing . renewed Interest IN the word
liberty There are not 20 many
countries left where the word has
any real meaning Roosevelt said
\ hope that BY their votes On
election day the people u the stats
Of Delaware VIII reaffirm their
own definition u tIiberty'-the
same definition they made four
years ago"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Women Shop
Where zoo
Are Buried
Bombing Tragedy
No Domper on
"Borgoin" Seekers

BUSINESS AS USUAL.
Women shoppers crowded
a London department store
today, elbowing to buy per-
fume and cosmetics hit by
a new sales tax, while fire.
men and air raid rescue
squads dug through tons Of
debris to save 200 people
trapped in the stores base
ment raid shelter.
Two hundred men and
WON e n employees of the
store were in the stores
eight-section basement raid
shelter during the night,
when two high explosive
bombs wrecked a part of
the building, collapsing q
part of the ground floor
onto the shelter. An oil
container bomb set fire to
the debris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

sentative from the 26th district for
the last two terms. He was not
a candidate for reelection.
DR.. Cameron came to Tacoma in
1908, following a years study in
the field in which he chose to
specialize at the University Of
Pennsylvania graduat e school.
Prior to attending the school he
was associated with the Northern
Pacific Beneficial association as q
physician and surgeon in Staples,
MINI.
He was born in Utica. N. Y,
November 3. 1873. and was raised
by his sister, Mrs. Mary Cameron
Moffett, Of Traverse City. Mich
At the age Of IL. he started work
Continued on Page 3. Column 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
40-Hour Week
Law Tomorrow
WAsHINGon

WASHINGTON - Overtime pay.
for work in excess Of 40 hours a
week In interstate industries, be-
comes mandatory tomorrow. as
the wage-hour law begins its third
year of operation.
At midnight tonight the statu-
tory work-week for interstate i'm
dustries drops from AZ hours to 40.
Hours worked In excess of the
latter figure must be paid for at
the rate of time-and-a-haf.
Labor statistics show that Of
1851. TOO workers In interstate
industries. approximately 1850. 900
worked more than 40 hours a week
in recent weeks.
OF that number. more than 700.-
900, through union contracts and
other agreements. already received
time-and-a-half for work exceed
ing 40 hours
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Seek PerfumerY

Ignoring the smoke haze
which hung round the build
ing, the women made for
the sales counters. They
especially sought perfum-
cry and cosmetics because
they were hardest hit under
the new sales tax-called
in London a purchase tax
which will raise prices Of
many kinds of goods bought
by retailers from whole
salers from now on.
London's first raid alarm
during the daylight hours
today came early this after
noon. No bombs were
dropped and no planes were
heard above the low cloud
layer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Spokesman Tor Dali hers said he
had been contacted In eastern
Washington Tuesday, night. whsn
he vas given fsii fsxt u ths state
nsnt made here ~ Mel Voorhees,.
Republican candidate Tor iskizias
turs from the 7eth district p1ll
said be would have an answer
THURSDAY
voorheer statement ~as read
eith confessed interest BY city
comm iasionsra and city light de-
psrtmsnt officials They recalled
M fight made On ths extra fAx
bll IN ths 1893 session u ths
legislature
uitiifies Commissioner a. ID.
0'ssii aid he u.s iase.tiEat-
lag. bat would make No com
nssnt until he I'D al tn facts
before him. Iis said Dense-
cratic leaders had bees In
tsueh vita ham Tuesday night
% alsesss thu matter. and In
dieafed hs weuid await Diifs
sxpiansfion.
4 am primarily Interested IN
the Asifare u this department.. "
ONeii said. nut don't intend 70
b mlsied BY souething that comes
up In = political campaign"
SPOKANE - c. c. Diil. Demo-
cratic candidate for governor. sng-
gestsd here Tuesday night that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Naval Reserve
To Be Doubled
Advanced Rutings
VIII Be Possible

strength o. ths Taeoma naval
re@ervs Il 70 b. doubled lmsnsdl-
stsly ana numerous advanced rat
lnga are hence Available. u vas
announced Wednesday BY Lieut..
comdr. Arthur ~ Middleton.
Personnel ~ the Fourth divi-
alon fTaeoms1 naval reserve 10
70 he increased e. follows. Middle
Ton said
Fram ala Ia ~ sffirsrs and
from 90 a. iae enlisted men.
all ~ them In the organized re-
serve. shtsh y presently
standing BY sa 70 hsur ssli
foe seilss duty.
the Volunteer naval reserve
experienced professional mariners
such - fishermen. tugboatmsn.
yachtmmsn ia ~ BE- Increased
from 20 10 70 This arm 10 sub.
pet 70 active duty only uhsn th-
nation Il fully mobiiized upan
declaration ef ssr. although men-
bars may volunteer far duty.
Midaletan called p.Fslsssias
atfsnllon 10 thu fact men sub
jet 10 army draft are asssF-
thsisss eligible "a membership
is the naval reserve.
Due 20 the expansion. hiddletoa
said. special advanced petty OFF,
Ger ratings will be given naval
reserve applicants with saperisncs
- eooks. electricians. maehinists.
diesel engineers and radiomen.
Taeonas naval reserve hrad-
quarters IL in the Perkins building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

cent Of the tIes, :
900 quota needed
when the drive
comes 20 a close
Monday evening
Divisional re-
ports showed the
women's group.
working In the
residential dis
tricta Of the city.
ere hing
their quota mark
first Several
members II the
residential siivi-
sion had made
their 100 per cent
and were going
far sf h =
mark The diyi-
sion, headed by
Mrs Tom swa yzs.
reported Wsdnsa-
day ts7ss g.
The Industrial
division. headed
bv Bertil John
son. showed an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Memory Of Napoleon
Cause Raps al British

PARIS - (yiz BeriinD - The
ashes Of Napoleon Bonapzrte were
brought back 10 Francs 100 years
ago Wednesday. French newspa-
pers made use Of the anniversary
for attacks on the British and
there were no ceremonies at the
Napoleou's tomb
where hundreds Of German troops
arrived, In trucks 81 sightseers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Farley Asks Support
F or Democratic Slate

NEW YORK - Former Post
master General James A. Farley
today appealed TO Democrats to
follow his lead and vote straight
ticket Nov. 5. The appeal was con-
tanned il a statement that did not
mention President Roosevelt or
his running mate. Henry A. Wal
lace.
Fariey's statement was in keep
ing with his statements following
the Democratic national eonyen-
ton that he would support the
Roosevelt Wallace ticket. although
opposed 10 q third term.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Bombers Fail 10 Hit
Span-Burma Road Key

RANGOON. Burma-Officials OF
the Chinese Southwestern Trans
port commission, In charge OF
traffic on the Burma road. said
today the Japanese had failed In
attempts to interrupt truck con-
voys by bombing the 150-foos
Mekong river bridge.
The bridge remains unchanged.
n was said II Is a suspension
bridge between perpendicular cliffs
5000 feet high Anti-aircraft guns
have been mounted on the cliffs
TO keep off Japanese planes
Many workers are busy here
handling shipments Of American
goods for China and Chinese goods
for the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Peggy Mason Will
Be Welcomed Home

Miss Peggy Mason. who won
the title Of Miss Tacoma IN q
beauty contest last summer and
then went on to Atlantic City. ~
J.. as Miss Washington. VIII re-
turn home Wednesday night
The Lincoln Citizens club. Of
which DR.. c. o. Walters IL presi-
dent, is planning = special vel
come for Miss Mason when shs
arrives at Union station AZ SOS
p M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Increase 10 s2.s2gsg, due 10 the
fact that the donations 81 gov.
eminent employees in both the
city hall and the court house wsrs
Tailed, In the days report Finsl
reports have been aiow In this
group because members of tbs
committee were hopping up their
territory before announcing FIG
urss.
The advance gifts and national
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Total Of Pledges
Only s78.4S4.07

Tacoma Community Chest work.
ers announced Wednesday Al their
regular daily report luncheon that
they had added sit.na7 % 10 Tues.
days total OF s63pi7s7. making
the amount collected 10 date as
SIS, 4sfs7. This sum IL al per
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Spectacular Blaze on
Lexington Is Put Out

BK y = = = 7 o M painters
pltehpot upset on the flight deck
q the aircraft carrier u. g
Lexington in Puget Sound navy
yard Wednesday. causing 4 spec
laeular fire which was confined
with slight damage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Death Takes
Dr.. Cameron
Served Two Terms
In Legislature

DR.. William C. Cameron. 81.
eye. ear nose and throat specialist
in Tacoma, died suddenly Wednes-
day at his home. 607 No. C st.
He had been retired from active
practice about six months. due to
Ill health.
Aside from his medical activi-
ties, DIR. Cameron. a lifelong
Democrat, served as state repre-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

At ?. m. at the Manhattan Gen.
ter and q nationally broadcast
speech from 1880 p, m. 10 II .. m.
(7.5o TO . ,. m. 2. 3. 10 before
the New York Herald Tribune
forum st Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
j. s.
Protests
10 Italy
BULLETIN

WASHIN GTON The
United States Wednesday
formally protested to Italy
over the bombing of Amer
ican-owned Standard Oil prop
critics in the neutral state OF
Saudi Arabia by Italian war
planes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
insri MfsTERyi

The axis powers persistsnliy and
mysteriously hinted Al Imminent
developments Of utmost import.
anee- possibly involving a three
power CONFERENCE.-THE spain today
TO effsst British claims that a
ffth u tina Mart war producing
machinery had been blocked out
by Royal Air Force bombing raids
Mari attention va eentsred an
Spain. whore u vas indicated IN
important meeting was planned.
although there was only apecula.
ton ~ 10 whether Adolf Hitter or
Premier Bsnito Aussolinl Of Italy
would attend.
CENSORSHIP ~ TIGHT
The German wireless followed
up reports that the German and
Italian foreign ministers would
meet IN spain b. brosdoastinT >
Madrid report that Gen. Francisco
Franco. Foreign Minister Ramon
asrrano Aunsr and the German
ambassador 10 Spain had left far
Ban Sebastian. where big things
are likely 10 develop"
German officials. eiamplng down
military Secrecy on almost al DIP.
lomatle news. still refused 10 offer
any explanation for tho Hitler
Laval msstlng. although the Ger
man radio called attention 10 Lon
don reports that Laval saa
friendly toward Berlin and that
The m.eiing vas the most ssn.
sationai development u ths var
yIoHY VOICES DENIAL
French officials II vlchy con
ilnusd 10 deny vigorously that
France had any intention of enter
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Woman Is Hurt Fatally

KLAMATH FALLS. 0re--Ade-
line Griffith. 81. died Of injuries
suffered when she was struck by
q car.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Dill Plans to Take Up Challenge on
Power Tax; 0'Neil Is Investigating

DIN headquarters Clarence
DIN Democrzc NOMINEES so Thursday the
ehssnss pointing
municipal power private
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Thrown Missile Hits Willkie
On Temple; Wife Egg-Spaiiered
Nominee Continues Hommering at New
Deol: Invodes New York

Aboard wlke New York-Wendei l.. Wnitle
headed east Wednesday stand New York City BE
scheduled dinner conference Alfred smith the 1925 Demo-
cratic presidential Franklin Roosevelt placed
IN nomination the happy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Diplomacy
Still Holds
The Stage
Nozi Censorship
Tight; Weoiher
Grounds Plones
BulITTiN

BERLIN = Adolf Hitler
and Spanish Gen. Francisco
Franco conferred today on the
French Spanish frontier. m
official communique said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
snS.Ss%E@%ssssMse
TACOMA GETS S6,0OOOjOO
JOB FOR TWO MORE VESSELS
u. S. Awards Locul
Yord Two Ships.
s2.990. 600 Each


WASHINGTON The
m sritime commission
w G dnesdsy awarded
contracts TO Seattlc-Ta-
c oms Ship building
Corp. Tacoma. for con-
struetion Of two C-3 yea
sels suitable for eonver-
sion into army trans
ports.
The coat. exclusive Of
conversion. 10 81, &c.,
600 each.
The rnntrarts werp awarded on
hsis submitted Aus 4. 1910. and
hflnes u II the namhef - v~s-
sells ordered ~ the Maritime COM
mission from this shlpysFd Two
CT vessels. tho Caps Alava and
the Cape Fiattsry. already have
been launched from the Tacoma
yard
The c. vessels ordered Wed
nesday vii b. built n carry APP
proklmately las man sna 200
officers zach. They win have an
overall length ~ spz feet. wtli
operate Al ia's knots and viii
have displacement n 1900
tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............ss.os7Ieo go
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-05-17
JUNE

WE'D 5th 2:3O o'clock Daughters Closing Meeting.
Center.
THURS. Jewish Veterans meeting; Center s
P. M
WE'D. 18th: Confirmation Exercises Jewish Center
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-05-17
Local ZiOnists
To Show Film,

The local district of the Zionist
Organization invites the general
public to attend a special showing
of two of the latest releases Of
Palestinian films.
1. after Two Thousand Years
I'm Technicolor) Running time 30
minutes with commentator accom-.
paniment.
2. Sanctuary" (This is sound
picture, with running time 20 min.
uteS.
Between showing of the films d
resume of the Palestinian cur.
rent events will be given (alloted
time Is minutes). After this 4
short period will be allotted for
questions from the audience.
The first film will start prompt.
ly at 8:45 P. M. The date, Wednes.
day evening, May %, at the Jack.
sonville Jewish Center.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-05-17
New Tallahassee
Synagogue Holds
First Confirmation
By PAULA FINK

The initial confirmation exer-
cises of the recently built Temple
Israel synagogue of Tallahassee
were held Sunday, officiated by
Rabbi David Max Eichorn. The
ceremonies also included a pro-
gram for the observance of Moth
er's Day.
The following confirmands took
part in the exercises: Marie
Brownsteen and Raela Fink of
Jacksonville, Miriam June BushelI
of Miami Beach, Lillian Fleet of
Live Oak, and Clara Trushin of
Tallahassee. AS they marched
down the center aisle to the altar
they carried bouquets of red roses,
which were later presented to their
mothers.
The presentation of confirmation
certificates was made by Mrs. Sam
Mendelson.
FolloWlng the service a reception
was rendered the confirmands by
the Congregation and Sisterhood.
During the informal hour many
expressions of pleasure were made
about the splendid new synagogue
erected by the people of Tallahas-
see. Those who have been elected