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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
EUROPEAN ICE REVUE
 AT NEW HAVEN ARENA

The All-Star European Ice Revue. making its first American tour, will move into the New Haven Arena on Monday night. March 25. and run through Saturday. March 30, with a matinee on Saturday. Popular prices will prevail for this dazzling new show of the ice world.
 Five American stars, headed by the simpson sisters, stars of the Ice FOllies Q few years ago, and Audrey Pepps of New York, will appear In the cast which features stars from every sector of the globe.
 Arthur Wlrtz, producer Of the Sonia Henle shows, is the man be- hind thls production, and h ass sembling the troupe he left nothing to chance. Tn performances to other cltles, the revue won wide acclaim and as days 60 by, it is becoming the new sensation of ice shows.
 All skating fans ike comedy. and there's no lack Os fun iIi the makes ID Of the European Revue, ae the 'aI1iree nrulses," foF the past three years Europo's buifoona 0f the leo, are in and out Of the show ali tho nme with their meFr.metit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
SCOUTS ARRANGING.
 EXPOSITION HERE.
Big Event Slated for State ArmOry, Record Cookie
 Sale Reported

The annual Boy Scout exposition will be held at the Field street armory, April 27, it was revealed this morning by Scout Executive David Babson, who said that every troop in Mattatuck Council will participate in the event which Is expected to be the most successful in the history of the council.
 Each troop will have its own booth and demonstrations will be given of first aid, signalling, making fire by flint and steel and fire by friction.
 Council meetings this week will be held as follows: Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., health and safety committee at the Scout office; Thursday, 5:3O p. nn., finance committee dinner meeting at the Hotel Elton; 8 p. m., advancement committee at the Hotel Elton; Fri day, 5:30 p. nn., camp committee din- ner meeting at the Hotel Elton; Mon- day, 5:30 p. m., organization and eX- tension committee dinner meeting at the Hotel Elton; and Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., training committee meeting at the Scout office.
 Sale of Cookies
 Girl Scouts of Waterbury, now ill the midst of their annual Cookie Sale, have received orders for Il ,808 boxes of cookies or 1,400 more than the entire membership sold last year The delicacies will ke delivered by troop members March 29 and March 30 and the money derived will be used to purchase waterfront equip. ment for Camp Wequapauset in Wa | terville.
 Mrs. Chris H. Neuswanger is gen. eral chairlady of the sale and Mrs T. E. Conway Is financial chairlady.
 Troop 8 of Our Lady of Lourdes Church entertained Mrs. Ralph Car rington, chairlady of the day camp committee, at their last meeting. An geline Codianni was named patrol leader and Carmella Codianni was ir charge of the sale of the cookies. An Easter egg hunt will be held by the troop next Saturday in conjunction with the Boy Scouts of the parish.
 Badges Awarded
 Michael Gulliano was awarded merit badge for woodworking anc carpentry at a board of review held by Trooop 16, Boy Scouts of St Lucy's Church in the church base- 'ment, Friday night. Leonard Meccs was awardea a merit badge for swim ming and music.
 Michael Fibre, troop scribe, an- nounced today that next weeks meeting will be held Thursday eve ming at the North End Y, instead oi Friday night. Good Friday.
 Others who passed tests were: First Glass, Michael Cermola, Patsy Cop polo and Louis DiFrancesco; second class, Richard Mascolo, Carmen Ran- eri, Nicholas Hudobenko, Michae. Fibre, Joseph Pagano, William Petit nicchi, Carl Palmieri, Nicholas Mecca, Ralph Capuano and Robert Rock. The last named is a member of Troop 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
Visiting Nurse Campaign Underway
BOARD MAY FILL
 STAFF VACANCY
Several Candidates Loom for Physical Director Ap-
 pOintment Tonight

The Board of Education tonight is expected to appoint a successor to Joseph Colloty, who resigned as di- rector of physical education in the grammar schools, and to vote on a proposed departmentalized waiting list for applicants to high school faculties.
 Harold McGrath, substitute physi- cal director at Wilby, and Joseph c. Lee, physical director in New Ha- ven, are regarded as the leading candidates for Colloty's vacancy. with MT. McGrath mentioned as a favorite.
 The departmentalized waiting list will be proposed by joint teacher rules committee directed two weeks ago to investigate high school ap- pointments.
 The proposed system will be based on priority, and will in fact consist of separate waiting lists for each department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

Dan Griss has been named chair man for the annual banquet which Sylvester Stokes Post, Lithuanian Legion, will sponsor Saturday eve ming, March 30, at 48 Green street He has called special meeting of his committee aides for this after noon at 4 o'clock at 879 Bank street to make final plans for the event.
 Assisting him on the general committee are Charles Matasavage and James Stokes.
 Play Well Given
 The Children of Mary Sodality of St. Joseph's church very cleverly presented 'Fabiola', play of the early Christian church, yesterday afternoon and again last evening, in the parish hall, directed by the Sisters of the Holy Ghost convent.
 Musical selections were offered by Cecilia Smolskis, Ella GudSiunas and Lillian Pukinskis.
 The cast of the play included:
 Anne AlubauskaS as TertuliuS, crefect of Rome; Sophie Paulis as korvinas, his son; Josephine Stok- na as Fabius, wealthy Roman: Mary Alubauskas as Fabiola, his daugh- ter; Elvira Valaitis as Agnes, her cousin Ca Christian); Dorrna Gu diskis as Kalpurnus, FabiuS' guest; Anne Bogusis as Prokulus; Valerie Jakstas as Afra, a slave; Florence Jenusaitis as Graja, slave; Anas- tasia Salemonas as Syra, a Christ ian slave; Nellie Shukis, as Fulvius, a Syrian; Vera StankuS as Sebas- tian, Christian officer of Caesars guards; Mary Gedraitis and Chris tine Jesulaitis as soldiers; Adele Stasiunas as a guard; Mildred Bru- gas and Nellie Shopis, dancers; Jo- cephine Stokna as Our Blessed Sa- vior: and Cecilia Smokskis as the Blessed Virgin.
 Taking the parts of angels were Florence Ayotte, Anne Bogusis, He len Aluhauskas, Helen Gwazdau- skas, Theresa Stokes, Helen Stokna, Frances Delicks, Florence Jenusai- tis and Frances Shopis.
 Plan Health Forum
 April 2l has been set as the date for the health forum which the Lithuanian Health Culture club will sponsor at 48 Green street, featuring explanations and demonstrations on how to protect ones health and how to prolong it. Four guest speakers will be on hand to show various methods of treatment. The commit tee in charge of the event includes Mrs. Stanely Senkus and Mrs. Frank MarinaS.
 Election Postponed
 Elections, which were to have
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
AGED MAN FOUND
 DEAD IN SHACK

Bristol, March 1s-Joseph Ba- rawskas. 6l, found dead in his Gar den street shack Saturday night died of natural causes, Dr. Arthur s. Bracket, medical examiner, said Sunday afternoon after examining the body at the O'Brien funeral home.
 It was Dr. Brackett's opinion that Barawskas died Friday. The body was discovered by the mans ne- phew, Anthony Grisko of 2S4 Gar den street, when he went to visit his uncle and found the door to his shack locked.
 The funeral will be held Tuesday at 8 a. m. at the O'fsr:en tu~era! home and at 9 o'clock at St. Mat tehw's church with ouii.s, ln t,s new St. Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
PLAQUE PRESENTED
 LOCAL " GROUP

Delegates of the Waterbury Y. M. c. A. Dormitory Mems club won the, attendance plaque and the sports award at the 18th annual state con- vention held at the Bridgeport Y Saturday. Groups from all cities in the state and from cities in Mass, and N. Y. were present at the con- vention.
 George H. E. Smith. research as- socate at the Institute of 1nterna- ton Relation at Yale University was guest speaker. Other speakers were Dr. Michael Brodsky. Edwin F. Poland and Perley A. Foster, gen. eral secretary of the Bridgeport Y. M. c. A.
 Nick Movie, of Waterbury, presl. dent of the state dormitory council was master of ceremonies. William Cheney of the Meriden Y. presented the awards.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

Radio broadcasts tonight will signalize the formal opening of the annual appeal of the Waterbury Visiting Nurses association, which has announced the necessity of raising $17,000 with which to carry on its community service program.
 Mayor Vincent A. Scully will be presented in a special appeal at 5:25 o'clock this afternoon over
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

Station WATR. He will be intro duced by Charles J. Allen, a mem Der of the board of directors. At 500 o'clock over Station VERY, Miss Margaret Kennedy, nutritionist for the association, will outline her activities in the work of the organi- zation. At 8:45 o'clock over the same station Attorney J. Warren Upson, president of the association, viii the organization explain the need of the additional funds to enable the nurses to continue.
 The committee in charge of the campaign have arranged to present Dr. Edward J. Godfrey, local health officer, Dr. John s. Dye. president of the Waterbury Medical associa- ton and other prominent leaders during the course of the week.
 When it is realized that staff of 15 nurses made 35,463 visits to care for 8,648 cases, some apprecia- tion of their splendid work must be evident. In the course of the year the visits may be classified as 12,4S4 for acute illness: 2,672 for com municable diseases; 3,445 pre- natal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
MONDAY RITES
 UNDERWAY TODAY
Congregational Church at Middlebury Plans Series
 of Four This Week

Middlebury, March 18- Four noon-day services in honor of Holy Week have been arranged at St Johns Church by Rev. William McCance, pastor, the first of which was held today at 1925 o'clock fea- turing an appropriate sermon by Rev. Charles Robertson, pastor of the Grace Methodist Church in Waterville.
 Tomorrow at 1925 the preacher will be Rev. Sailsman w. Weller pastor of the Mount Olive A. M. E Zion Church of Waterbury. We'd nesday Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor of the Zion Evangelical Church of Waterbury will speak and Thurs days preacher will be Rev. M. Webb Wright, pastor of the South Fed erated Church in the Hopeville sec- tion of Waterbury.
 Giood Friday a three hour service will be conducted from 12 noon until 3 o'clock on "The Last Words of Jesus." The guest speakers in the order of >their appearance will be Rev. David P. Gaines pastor of the First Baptist Church; Rev. Dr. James E. Gregg, pastor of the First Congregational Church; Rev. 1hom- as L. Sinclair, pastor of All Souls Church; Rev. Ridgway F. Shinn, pastor of the West Side Hill Meth- odist Church; Rev. Allan M. Fair banks, pastor off the Bunker Hill Congregational Church: and Rev Dr. John J. Snavely. pastor Of the First Methodist Church: and Rev, Dr. John o. Walker, pastor of the Second Congregational Church.
 These union services are being sponsored by the Waterbury Min- isters Association of which Rev. Samuel Budde of Christ Chapel is president; Rev. Allan Fairbanks vice-president; Rev. William Mo- Canoe, secretary-treasure and Rev. Oscar L. Locke, program chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
FIRM ANNOUNCES
 CHANGE IN NAME

ME. Surface, president of Geg- han MI tors. Inc, local Ford. Lin- coin, Zephyr and Mercury dealers located at 1844 East Main street, today announced that the name of the firm is to be changed to Mo- tors, Inc.
 The owners, officers and direc- tors of Motors, Inc, will include w. s. Witherwax, E. H. Madison, w. K. Simpson and w. A. Amelung. All operations of the company are under the general managership of Earl E. Painter who has had a long experience in the handling of Ford products.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
DR.E: EHNARDS' DISCOVE FOR
 CONSTI PATTON
Benefits Nation of Sufferers!

benehts Nation Ot Sufferers!
 COLUMBUS, OHIO: For over 20 years Dr. F. M. Edwards (widely known physician) successfully treated scores of patients for constipation and the head aches, lack of energy and mental dull ness which often result.
 This wise Doctor knew liver bile must flow freely euery day into your intestines or fatty foods can't be properly digested and you may become constipated. So he kept this in mind when he perfected his famous Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets.
 Olive Tablets, being purely Uegetable, are wonderful, yet they assure gentle, thorough bowel movements and ALSO help stimulate bile flow. Test their goodness TONIGHT! 15t, soc, 60e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
Mayor In Broadcast
 To Make Appeal For
 General Cooperation
serving Campaign 35,463 Visits Made By Mem- bers of Staff in Handling 8,648 Cases

care; 6,546 maternity visit; 8,256 for health supervision and 2,110 for various purposes.
 The V.AN. A., which is the only organized community nursing ser- vice equipped to give beside care in the home, has for its purpose the following aims: To bring to families the knowledge of hygiene and sani- tation which will promote health and prevent disease and in coopera- tion with other health and social agences to do our part in maintain ing the fine standards of health in Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
CoAcws DAUGHTER STARS

Albuquerque, V. M. - (u.Pl - Elln0r Josles cones from aii atliles tlc family. and lives up to the tiaine She's New Mexico woineii's golf champion and forward Of . crack independent wolnenb basketball team. Her father b [. E. Jones, basketball and track coach at New Mexleo University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
DIR. >ALONZO GRACE
 LEADS DISCUSSION

Tn city section of the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education will meet at the New Britain trade school Friday, March % for discus sion of vocational education and trade school activities.
 Among the speakers will be Dr. Alonzo O. Grace, state commissioner of education, and Carl Gray, chair man of the governors employment commission.
 The meeting viii get under way with dinner at e:a0 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
LIFE UNDER SIX RULERS

Winnipeg, Man. - (UP) - Hay. Ing live in Manitoba under six Brl' tlSh soverelgns, Samuel DesroSierb died here at the age of iOe, the old' Ost man in this western province and reputedly the oldest man in Canada. His father. carpenter with the Hudsons Bay Company. was born ifi Manitoba. and BainlfI was born in c cottage at Birds Hill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
MAMMAL CONSTRUCTIONS

Mammals are classified by their anatomical and skeletal charac- ters into groups called orders, and within each order are subordinate groups called families, genera, species and Sub-Species.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

Director George Stevens, linked often tby the paragraphers) with Ginger Rogers, has reconciled with his wife Mrs. Jack Dempsey (Hannah Willians) has definitely decided to resume her stage career. She will not use the champs name in the act she's rehearsing now T. Robert Ripley's niece, Louise, becomes Mrs. George Dickerson in June. He is chief inspector for the Pratt-Whitney airplane plant The youngest of the Rockefeller clan, David, wishes Will Rogers daughter, Mary, would say the word Watch for another New York court scandal. It concerns Nman who was given a suspended sentence, who was not in court when he was tried. He was in a, Queens cell at the time! . Editors overlook ing Franchot Tones real romance are muffing 8 beaut. She is Anne Falvo, due the 23rd at the st.. Morit1, a 2O-year old version of Hedy Lamar.
 Jac Lewis, scion of one of Philly's First Families, and Audrey Palmer of the "DuBarry" show, are on fire, but his tribe is trying to ex- tinguish it. Jac works as a staff de- signer for Eaves, the theatrical cos turner's. Watch the smoke, his fam ily will battle 1t N. Y. Life has offered the post of proxy to Gov. Harrison of the Federal Reserve Bank. To start when the govern nent probe ends The Boro President Palmas of Richmond have exploded Langdon Post, the former N. Y. Housing Commish and Margaret Solomon, home girl, will announce their betrothal soon :. Two of the "DuBarry" chorus men slugged it out backstage while the show was on the other night That Honeymoon Isle" publicity stunt (which landed in newspapers everywhere) was conceived by a New York girl named Chace Conley of 127O Sixth avenue.
 Aimee Semple MacPherSOn's s daughter, Roberta, will marry, H. Salter of the Hobby Lobby pro gram in the Spring Ed Wynn's second wife, Frieda Mierse, and M. Mayer, who designed Grace Moore's film costumes, are newduet Damon Runyon is bedded again .. A prominent deb will be named COG respondent in the divorce action against German broker W. Paxton, Life photogger, will soon emodnstrate robot plane to Uncle Sam. He will fly it unoccupied (by radio) from here to Cleveland George Fitz, the exec. miikman and thrush Wilma Cox of the Per- sian room, are tweet-tweet. They say he's fit to betied until she's tied to be Fitz! =. Smart" Detroit money is offering 6 to against Vandenberg getting the Republican naMination, and 12 to against his winning the election . .. We're laffing already: Victor Moore's next role in Louisiana Purchase will be a travesty on Governor Dickinson of Michigan!
 Two former child stars, now huS- basd and wife, have been living in small furnished room with only doughnuts to eat. They are Peggy Montgomery Ayres (once the famous Baby Peggy, who earned almost $250,000 before retirement) and Cor don Ayres, one of the original mem. bers of the "Our Gang" comedies The other day we confused her with Baby Marie Osborne, who once
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

banked Gs weekly. It's the Os- borne girl, not Baby Peggy, who is a stand-in now for Polly Moran at RKO Robert Cullen Young, an actor last in "The American Way" recently hitch-hiked to Hollywood. He bought the Ayres couple break fast with his last dollar. Mir. Ayres just landed bartender jobt which restocks their cupboard, while Baby Peggy and Young look for screen jobs Surely the Hollywood casters will do something about these people??????
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

Women factory workers in Russia are being urged to speed up pros duetlon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

Registrar of Voters John T. Derwin will be the guest Thurs day evening of the Italian -Ameri- can Democratic Club. His appear ance and remarks on the import ance of registering for party pri- marieS will mark the first in the series of educational meetings to be sponsored by the club. MT. Derwin will also explain making of new voters, registration, check ing names and other details of the duties of his office. The meeting will be held in Moose hall, with President Louis E. Bria, presiding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18

Babs HuttOn's ex, Count von Re- ventlow, is comforting Mrs. Max Ausschnitt, wife of the sentenced Rumanian munitions king-on the Riviera Richard Haydn and Brenda Forbes, of 1.-TWO for the Show" are ignited A number of prominent New York lawyers have grouped to suggest legislation (for the first time) to protect any thing original. What! And put a lotta colyumers outta work? Jim Reynolds, of the Goa Rouge crew, and Jean Moorehead of "Du- Barry" will eb riveted around the time the N. Y. Tanks arfe winning the Worlds Series again Mrs. Craters' lawyer is readying a ten million stockholders action against a famed steel company M. Berle is spending coin freely for long distance calls to Lorraine Lloyd of the Royal Palm show at Miami The EHoltz crew starts at the Stork Club early in April The traders are most excited about Glenn Martin plane stock-a plus marker.
 The lowdown from Havana is that Batista is shelving the Comrnys and lining up with General Menocal, arch conservative and hero of the Upper Glasses Menocal bears no love for Batista, however, and may be making the move to weak en his chances Howard John son, the restaurant man Che has l34) will open fifty new ones i'll and around New York within 1S months Firms which moved up town in the boom days to get away from Wall Streets high rents are moving back theer since rentals are lower than in midtown =. The actors union just forced the booking agents to paythem a $5( fee to book members-first time any agent paid anything to an actor . Mrs. David Stern, of Philly, now owns St. Nicholas mag :. A syndi- cate will sub-divide F. ziegfeld's estate. so expect war up there OVer IIlG pldl'
 Theodora Roosevelt, niece ol Teddy, the former President. k studying for a ballet career witr Mordkin The current water shortage in New York is said te be due to air cooling plants il buildings, a constant drain on tht reservoir The best guess ls that we'll get the 2 or 8-cent fare in about tw oyears after unification The reason: The amount of relic from high assessments given prop erty owners is beginning to snoWbal Ward Morehouse and his mar Friday, Willy Priory. will appear II Summer stock at Gloucester, Mass The play is Secret Service" The. will play Confederate soldiers Salvador Dali and Mile. Chanel ar collabbing on g. new Hollywood venture Charles Chaplin ] quits with Kyle Crichton over Kyle piece in Golfers. Thinks his con fidence was violated.
 Producer and SOngwr1ter Lev Brown did marry his nurse. Ill NeE Jersey on November 24th
 Dewey's secret murder case (bein! withheld until just before election is an underworld mess, the sus pected murderer already being il the lockup-for life! The tat John D. Rockefeller's favorite grand daughter (Marquesa de Cuevas) an' her Marquis are the silent packer of the 1940 Masterpieces of Ar exhibition at the Fair. The dropped 300 Gs ain 1889 on 1t, bu will spend triple if necessary to i'm prove 1t Ian Keith, the actor and Sardi's restaurant are nov U divorced
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-18
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
PORT HURON
BY CLIFFORD JOHNSON
shiloh Baptist Church

The Rcv II. b. Cowan preached
az the morning services AT Shiloh
Baptist church sunday. The mes
sage was quite inspiring
The Rev. Mr. Cowan preached in
the absence OF the pastor who At
tended the National Baptist con
vcntion in Birmingham. Ala. and
is expected 10 return this week.
Funeral services were held re-
Gently for the late / II. Mooty. who
died Thursday morning in Oakland
county sanitorium. The funeral
was held from Nj. Olive Baptist
church. with the Rev. Y F. AIKEN
officiating.
Miss Rosetta Sanderson has re-
turned from Lansing. after spend
ing a weeks vacation with rein
tivcs there. She reports having
had pleasant time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. OF Glenn
street. sDent Labor Day in Detroit
Mrs Gertrude Alexander Is III
IN Port Huron hospital
Chester Martin. Of Vanness
street returned home last week.
after having srent several weeks In
Rochester. NY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County OF Waync. SIS.
No. 1St.s59

AT a session Of tho Probate Court
for said County Of WAYNE IN tho
the Probate Court Room in the
City OF Detroit. on the third day Of
September in the wear one thou
sand nine hundred and forty.
Present: D. j. HEALY. Judge OF
Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
CORA NJ. DICKSON. Deceased.
on reading and filing the petition
OF CHARLES J DICKSON praying
that administration Of said estate
he granted 10 himself or some other
suitable person:
II Is ordered. That the eighth dav
of October. next al two o'clock IN
the afternoon az said Court Room
he appointed for hearing said petit
ton.
And n II further Ordered. That p
copy OF this order be published
three successive weeks previous 10
said time OF hearing. in The Detroit
Tribune. a newspaper printed and
circulating IN said County Of
Wayne.
u. ]. HEALY.
Judge OF Probate.
"a True Copy
JOSEPH 4. CRAlGEN.
Deputy Probate Register.
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