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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-10
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NEW YoRk- The Nichv rrsre-
Fne 70 Nsw York IS that British
victories n Africa and Greek We
torres n Albania are disturbing =
Hitter because I gives backbone
II Balkan governments To cut
The Greek ana British supply lines.
Hitler demands q Marshal Petsln
that he agree 70 the use q Tunlsia
as German base. But General
Neyeand and Admiral Daflan say
not another foot q French sol
II The Germans or they vii recon
the British
Hitler IS desperate He must
I'D MusSolini because Of the Bal-
kans. He threatens retaliation
In the treatment Of tho 1000 o0o
Or more French held As hostages.
To this the French Trumvirate
Of observation-disclosures have
one reply.
Do SO. and We wipe Italy of
the map It may be. says the
grapevine, that the present parley
Is the turning point of the second
world war.
Action-Offieial British grape
vine advices are that the L. s.
VIII soon release twenty or more
long-ranee heavy bombing planes
for patrol work 10 protect British
shipping from the anticipated Nazi
spring submarine offensive This
viii be President Roosevelts first
move under the lease-lend bill.
Gold Hauling-There's nothing
new in the stories that the United
States cruiser Louisville brought
s149635.653 in gold from South
Africa. That's the fifth huge
foreign gold shipment brought
here by a navy warship in the last
few months. Total gold unloaded
at the Brooklyn navy yard runs
to the tune Of about $500. 00o. 900. /
Here's why navy ships do the
hauling: The treasury depart
ment now buys British gold on an
at pier basis. Being the prop
erty of Uncle sam. the safest way
TO transport it Is by warship. |
Moreover, that frees British /
freighters to transport war sup
plies to the fighting forces IN
northern Africa.
Reports Are That - Long pull |
securities buyers like mail-order |
issues on belief that by close of |
year prices will reflect increased |
consumer spending Timken-
Detroit Axle currently priced I'M
der ten times estimated earn
ings :. Trading positions retain
ed in American Locomotive pre-
ferred and common General
Motors shares going into invest
ment accounts seeking income.
American Wooden management
has no set plan 10 clear preferred
dividend arrears of 1913 a share
payments will be small For
greater trading appeal there's
switching from Brooklyn Union
Gas into international Paper COM
mon -. . American Cans 1910 net
will show Accent dip under
1922 share reported for 1889 -.
Observation-Disclosures long-pull pros
poets liked by trading element.
Cudahy Packing may clear all
preferred dividend arrears by
October Pennsylvania Rail
roads 1910 net Of about $3.50
share will compare with s243 OF
1859 South Porto Rico Sugar
amply priced; some switching into
White Motor Southern Rail
way preferred has large speculative
following Investment man.
ayers like Union OIL of California
for yield And that bond deal
ers have scale-down order for
second-grade rails.
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Masonic ~ Notice.
LEGAL Notices

NOTICE BY COUNTY AUDITOR OF
CLIO SING OF REGISTRATION
BOOKS OF PIERCE COUNTY,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the REGISTRATION books o. rural pre-
cincts o. Pierce County. Il which
are recorded the names Of eligible
voters, vi olose against original
registration n School Districts o. tie
S1rcnc Class On the evening Of
FEBRUARY 18Th. iesi. fifteen GAYS p,loY
u tire Genera School Election Day.
March ist. lesl.
Dated az Tacoma. Warrington. this
aist DAY OF January 1871.
3 CLIFFORD DAVIS
Pierce County tBcitoy
snc Registrar
3 J. 2 FORD
6upt. OF Elec-.ors.
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- $ 2 eeCflC0 mere 5 . be seIfi
TACOMA SCHOOL DISTRICT NO %
Two Il Directors fun q thfes - ftafs.
METROPOLITAN PARK DISTRICT o.
TACOMA
on. IL Commissioner for a term i've = lssr,
PORT OF TACOMA
one Commissioner County District
No a full THREE 81
u Commissioner County Commissioners District
No for an uneNpred term Of one II year.
TOWN OF BUCKLEY
Two az couneilmen a years
TOWN OF EATONVlLE
Three 50 oouneilmen for OF tWo "a
TOWN OF FlRCREST
Three 81 councilmen for term Of tao a years
TOWN OF MILLION
q, oounoiimen FOR term Of two "a yeap
TOWN OF ORTlN6
Three "a oouneiimen for term Of two "a years
CITY OF PUYAlLUP
treasurer FOR Of years.
Councilman at a -
one ID Councilman First Ward, for term Of four "a
one ID Councilman Ward. Of fouf "A
ears.
one IL Councilman THIRD ward for term
on. IL Councilman First Ward for unsnpired Of
"a
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CITY POLLING PLACES

Precinct
No. CITY POLLING PLACES
81 John.ons Cafe, ITO 9Th Ave
s. Bryant School
ID Shoe Shop 1920 So nth
n ST Ritas Hall l.03 So. Ainsworth
IS Service Station. 1924 SO.
30 Bakery, 1910 So. X
40 Court Hous.
Al. Messiah Lutheran Church. i2ii So Eye
AZ Normanna Hall. 11Os So. 18th
.s Basement, 7o7 So 18th
~ Carlton Hotel
- Eagles Hall 1905 So Fawe.,t
A. Royce Building s43is So Tacoma Az.
~ Copeland Printing Co. ios So. 10th
As st Paul Restaurant 1910 st. Paul Ave.
40 Store. 1884 Fawcett Ave
80 Residence. lis So. 27th
81 East Side Chapel, 3i4 East 10th
81 Polish Hall. 1850 East 30th
So Portland Ave Hall 35th and Portland
81 Taylor Shop 340e Mckinley Ave
Sd Service Station. 3545 Portland Ave
So Plumbing Shop 1919 Mckinley Ave.
81. Mckinley Lutheran Church. East. 35th and G
ss Grocery Store. 1921 Pacific Ave.
30 store. 1922 So. d
so Lincoln High School
81 Barber Shop. 38ts Pacific Ave.
81 Fire station. 3sth and Mckinley
s. Church. East 3sth and Spokane
81 Hope Evangelical Church 1872 So. 18Th
s. Basement 1901 Tacoma Ave.
&C. Residence 7o2 So. 4s,h
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NOTICE BY PIERCE COUNTY ELECTION BOARD
OF GENERAL SPRING ELECTION
TUESDAY. MARCH II. 1911

! " e hed = fhe vafious precincts q Pierce
.iet Genmefeis Waterway District ard Ws.sf
certain question iof adoption. approyal @ foeeti'
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 10
On. 81 COMMISSIONS ~ fan - r..s
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. i
ous - Commissioner ~ fai tstn u tefss - rsap
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. !
ore IL eonHaissionss tof ra 81 iAFe~ -
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO S
one ~ Commissioner . rsar.
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 10
one II Commissioner Tern 81 ytar.
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO Il
one IL Commissioner = n YsAs.
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. y
On. - Commissioners fas fan term q -
DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. -
one ~ sanstssof far tin term ~ two "a
DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 10
one IL supervisor ios fun issm AZ tse 81 rsafs
COMMERCIAL WATERWAY DISTRICT NO
one III Commissioner ut fail 81 three ~
iiYlEBOS DlklN6 DISTRICT NO.
one 81 Commissioner fes fut term Of thr.s ~ f..s
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OUTSIDE POLLING PLACES:

Pre-.
No. NAME POLLING PLACE
heAillln-gehooi Auditorium
nldiand-lmproysmsnt Club Hall
hDton-T0uu Hail
Alntsr-smyths's Rssldsnes
nuek-Eoesy Ridge School
tsnoVs View Drsxsr Residence
Estional-Butisr = Rssroth Store
Hgrh PUyailup~sehool Gym
Ortlng No. &c. A n Han
OrtInz Nc flown Hail
ortins No s-commanIly Hal. COT Muck -ofilnx
Road
FARMLAND 10. f@suhshins Hail
Falkland No z-Barbsr ship. pafsl.na
p1rdy-purdy Gun neuas
ruysllap Hssd !. Precinct i
40s ~. Meridian
puyalisp. Hzra !. Precinct a
Golden HQIs Cfoesfy. as Hsst stewart
P4ysilgp. Ward !, Precinct D
Grocery il01 West Stewart Ave.
payallap. Ward a. Precinct Fire Haass
puYalisp. Ward 2. Precinct z-Escrsation Han
puysilup. Ward q Precinct s-napisUood school
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POLLING PLACE


No. NAME POLLING PLACE
Fircrest-Fircrest Community Church
Firgroye-school House
Fox Island--sehool Auditorium
Ca rdenyllle-school House
Gig Harbor No. i-Communlty Hous.
Gig Harbor No 2-st Johns Mission
Grshsm-Graham Hall
Grant-summit Methodist Church
Hsl.'s Pass-Wsrren's Han
Hsryard-Haryard School
Halhurst-GresndsIs School
Holx-B Beans Store. Clear LAKE.
Homs-Home Community Hau
Hunts Prsiri.-MsadoW PARK Coli Club
Hysds Psfk-BroNu's Point cgb
int.rlasksn--psrk Lodre School
Ks posHln-school Gym
Kelley Lsks-school House
LsCsmss-school HouS.
LAKE Bay--LAke Bay Community Hal
Lad. City--L2ks CITY Community Hal
LAKE Tspps-School House
Lzkeyle0-Clsmpitt' Residence
Long bfanch--School Auditorium
4cKsnna-school House
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ny % asef Ciiy. Town. School District
re- Officers fof vsfious terms d office.
SHORE ACRES WATER DISTRICT
pUYAlIUp WATER DISTRICT
one II essasas..saa<s ~ faa = saF-- ~
NAReOWs VIEW WATER DISTRICT
one II Commissioner . n snfss yssv
ED6EWOODJOWrA WATER DISTRICT
O.. e's..s :. g s sa. ..s 'ss . SO:
BURNETT WATER DISTRICT
one II cusnmissaeass to- fal 81
SOUTH suuAAlr WATER DISTRICT
one - eewmssssenss fas . fa ~ s..s
NORTH WOODLAND WATER DISTRICT
IN. - caasma..anasE fa = rs~ss
HIGHLAND WATER DISTRICT
IN. II Commissions ms . fan n yssrs
VlCkERY. ptfksfIvAN AVENUE WATER
DISTRICT
IL Commissions raa t.vm ~ shsss ~ rssss
EAST WOODLAND WATER DISTRICT
one - oenmA-1asf fas nal sssm ID mrs. -,
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Precinct
No CITY POLLING PLACES
l. Basement, lila No. Lawrence
2 Pilgrim Cong CHI, No oath and Warn.r
3 Basement 2702 No Lawrence
l. Basement, 1909 No soth
s. Residence. 3117 No. 10th
g. Basement 1921 No. 2eth
7. Blythes Store, No 2ist and Alder
S. Grant School
g. Grocery Store, 1902 No Cakes
10 Pharmacy, 2617 No. 2lst
Il Store 2122 No. Both
Il. Barber Shop 6i5 No. 18th
ID Fire Station. 1928 No. 1871
"A Basement, SIP No Ainsworth
l5 Building, 600 No. Kay
Is Basement 1901 no. 9th
Il. Annie Wright Seminary, s27 No. Tacoma Az
Is Ingleside Apis, No. End and Tacoma Ave.
10 Stadium High School
20 Crescent Apis, FOG No 4th
81 Upholstery Shop. 220 No. Eye
% Elliott Hall Apis. All No
30 Basement. 400 So. Sheridan
"a First Christian Church So 9th and Kay
Is. Grocery 800 So Tacoma Ave.
IS Fire Station So. 5th and Tacoma Ave.
o. Mclaughlin Motor Co, POI St Heens Ave.
%. Fire Station, s23 So
30 Fire Station Taylor Way
30 North East Tacoma School
81 Y. NJ e. A. ia Market st.
81 Central School
49, Grocery Store e0l So. 9th
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CITY POLLING PLACES:

Precinct
No City POLLING PLACES
az stewart intermediate School
IS Grocery Store. 7oi No, sist
50 Grocery Store hs2o Mckinley Ave.
10 Sheridan School
II Barber Shop 10 East s.th
"a Park Avenue School
-. Rear building 5000 South A
7. Boyd Motor Co s22a Pacific Ave-.
"a Fern Hll School
10. Grocery Store. 1909 So ssth
II. Residence. gis South a4th
rs Horace Mann School
10. Bethany Club House n7th and Park
40 Plumbing shop. 4sse South Yakima
81 Westminster Pres. Church. 10 s0,h and l.
AZ. Rssdsne.. 1879 50 s5th
~ Fire Station South ssrd and l.
- Plymouth Cong ch. 30 t5th and Park
Is Store. Tsi 10. 3stn
81. Residence. s7is No. NJ
AZ. Residence 1902 No. ssth
- Restaurant 1918 no. Center n
80 Reynolds Tile Co. si5 Center st.
%. HeCarvsr intermediate school
81. Barber shop. lz20 No. 2gra
81 Grocery Store. 100. No. N
b Fair Food Store. i72o 40 2srd
~ Oakland School
ss Salvation Army. Sand and Cakes
be Pine 81. Christian Church No ssth and Pine
~ Arlington imp Club 30 Tzad ana Pine
ss Grocery stors s2t7 30. Puget sound
90 Store Room si0s 10. Bath
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POLLING PLACE

prec.
No NAME POLLING PLACE
Alder o. o. r. Hail
Aiderton-school Gym
American Lake-School Gym
Anderson Island-School House
Artondale School House
Acknowledgements Service Station
Benbow-Kapowsin Grange Han
Breckon-Woodlsnd School
Brookd~e-Psrkland Parochisl School
Buckley No. buckley Library
Buckley No. 2-Esgies Han
carbonsdo-Hospitsl Building No. I33
Collins-SchDol Gym
Custer-Millers Garage
Dash Point-School House
Day Islsnd-Dsy Islano club Hous.
Dleringer-sehool House
upont-Dupont Club
Eatonville-To~n Hal
Edgewood-Edsewood Grange Hail
Elbe-sehool House
Elk Horn-LumDer Company Office
Elk Plain-Elk Plain Grange
Fsirfax-School House
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Precinct
No cTY POLLING PLACES
100 Young Motor Co. sosa Va. rss WAY
ioi Munson Motar Co. ssz7 N. rss Nay
io7 Service Staten. ss,h and 30 TAG Way
ios Asni,ou School
ios Grocery Store. Ass No t.annlsos
ios nsalasns.. i.ss No vsras
ioa woodward. sso7 10 ian
foT tranklln aeh.al
ios Grocery Store. aios No. 18th
100 Ferry Apartments. soos ~. isth
Ito Jason Lee school
III. Baptist chnren s,n Ave. and vfs
Ia Fire Station. eth and Pine
Ia Yoans's cornss. souts IAN and NJ.
ia Grocery store 1901 M. iz,A
iis BASEMENT. aszs attn Ave-
ia BiG sis Service station. ss74 s.h Ava
III Grocery Store. spoa n 18th
la Marsst Haskst. All sln Ave.
lid. Community Hoass. No. IAN and stevens
iso Jsffsrson school
III. Hssidsnes. 1914 No Proctor
La fire station. No. zbsh and rreeias
la MAaon intermediate aebnss
ia groesry Arors. ssc~ No. Ath
LA. Grocery store asx- No. Stevens
i2a. Masonic Temple. Ma. ssth and Cheyenne
TT shsrmsn senool
ia store. sos no. cath
l7s Hardware store. so4z Ma. Pearl
iso Tiiio~ Reach STARE AGO stA Ave
isi. Roosevelt seaoo.
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prse
No. NAME POLLING PLACE
puyalup. Ward D Precinct i--stoss 1870 3. Sssussv
yuysiup. Ward J. Frseines D.
wash. Gas . Electric Co. Offixs
ruysilsp. Ward D. Precinct -
Residence. BAL No. Meridian
Eizsrsids~Hehooi House
sossaal.--f sos~sials Hal
Eoy-~Tosn Hail
Ea.loa-~To@an Han
Silver fss.--oh0p Grange Han
Soldiers Hsmss=Aassnbly Mall
South praifsmfo~n HAL
svana@ay-~ aeksnxass Grocery
stsll.eoom--Tssa Hall
safansr No i-Builanx. siz chsrry Ave
Sumner "a. City HAL
sumner aa. 3~B4ilainx lios hasa ~
Tsnwsx~Johmsou's store
University Place senool Hons
vaasna-- Punile Library Hail
Victor Fslls~senool House
w.sssons-wsss ssss Community HAN
wllks%oa--k. u 2. Building
overwhelmingly store
woodrvx--wansr Road school
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lsqosd s CLIFFORD DAVIS county Aual.~.
lsiooed) THOR C. TolLefsON. re.~uaa. A.ora.,
lsgned O. r. MELON oA.r.a Of
PIERCE COUNTY ELECTION BOARD
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26

Government oil fields in Argentiua increased production Of crude paA troleum a per cent last year. e.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26
STREET WORKERS
 REMAIN ON JOBS
Signers of Petition Asking for Special Freemen's
 Meeting Revealed

Naugatuck, June 20-Warden Leo J, Br0phy today released to the press the petition Of the street de. pertinent workers asking for 6 spe- cial meeting Of the freemen. Tho petition was presented ct an in- formal meeting Of the borough board last night but no action on t was taken,
 The petition addressed to the board, reads: We, the frecmen Of the Borough Of Naugatuck, request that Q gpectai fTeemetl's meeting be held for the purpose Of raising funds for an increase Of wages in the amount Of ten cepters per hour for aiI the employees of the Street Department, to be held ct the dis cTeti0n Of the honorable board"
 IL is signed by: John J. German, Cornelius Monahan, Raymond !. Grant, John M. Mipicucct, John MaigaFf, John Dinneny, Ronald GchOpD, Mrs, J. 4. Mckee, Fred 0lageF, Stella MaFtinaitis, Helen Hoffman, Hugh ". Burns, Arthur J. Rabtoy, J. Francis CuIiin, Peter P, MeegaII, John '. Deegan, P. Bradshaw, George 6, OstrandeF, Gustav W, TOmaski, George D. FeIds, Roy E. Poust, August But kus, Raymond M. Shea, James Y. Best, Thomas St. John, Jr, John W, Fitzgerald, John 6t, John, Rich- ard Durkin, Jr,, Albert Tucker, Fl. ton Swanson, H. T. COckrOft, Ever. cit Donovan, Patrick ?. McKeon, W. L, Walsh, A, WafgO, M. J. Law- ley, Jr,, John Jackson, P. c. Ling enheld, Thomas J. Parks, Chester Schultz, John FyrykowsIki. Joe KiYdzik, A. ?, Lagura, Y. J. ByrDe, Edward J, AteFB, Edward J. 0aI- win, Joseph Mapcifi, Edward Aby. sislkj, Albert Ratklewtch, William Sullivan, Peter Brooks, James Ben. nett, Cyril ?. TuOhey.
 Street department workers were stlii working at their jobs today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26

Older youth, adults and entire family groups from the eastern United States will have unusual leaders and vacation fun at the Wlnnlpegaukee Summer school Of Religious Education this year from July 2l to August 2,
 pr, Samuel McCrea Cavert, gen. eral secretary of the Federal Council of tho Churches of Christ in Amer lea; pr, Hilda L. Ives, professor at Andover. Newton Theological Sem. mary; c. 8, Hsleh, one time secre~ tary Co the chancellor of Yenching University; Miss Frances M, Hill, instructor In the weekday religious education system of Dayton, Ohio, are among the outstanding national leaders on the faculty,
 Other members announced by Rev, Everett A. Bahcock, executive secre- tary of the Connecticut Council of Churches and dean of the summer school, in Hartford, are Rev David P, 0aines of Waterbury: Prof, Edna M. Baxter of Hartford: Rev. and Mrs. Allen Hackett of Stamford who are to be deans of men and women respectively; Prof. David H, Jones of the westminster Choir College; R, Stanley Kendig, Rev, Frederic L., Fay, Evan r. Kullgren, Miss Eldyth Proper, Miss Lucille True, Rev, Wll- liam Wallace and Rev, Joseph R, Swain. Theodore s. Dunn Of New Britain is chairman of our state leadership training committee which plans this summer school,
 one outstanding feature of this summer school is that 1t provides convenient living arrangements and program for the entire family, There Is a private dining room for registered adult students with chil- dren, and the demonstration school for student observation provides 6 daily program for all children In the camp, R. Stanley Kendig will be the director and his statf of lead- CTS includes: Miss Elizabeth Burch. nall, Miss Barbara Peck, Mrs. A. A.
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them Mayor Vincent A. Dctily, Rabs bi william Greenfield of BethsEl Gynagcgue, Rabbi Jacob Levensoii, Brooklyi, N. Y., special delegate Of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis of Q. 6. and Canada. writer, scholar, and former president of the Mlz- raCi1i: RAblbi Judah |. eeitgef, also of Brooklyn, honorary president of ARuduth Ne Revonifn, end Rabbi gheinkcpfs fatfersi1slaW; and numerous representatives Of local Jewish organizations.
 ToaStmaster was Lawrence J. MatElgin; Edward Goldberg was chairman Of arrangements. Acccfll- panied by Mrs. D. RearBOn ct the piano, cantor Naufi1or Fleishman sang "America" and "ffatikvoh." :" william Dembler and Ida Fried ofs fered the greetings Of the children of the Hebrew school, and later tfi the program, Cantor F1eishn1aii sang an original composition "fsabon1 Kol fIa Ciotnifn, Father Of the Universe" and DOS Yidishe Lied," a fcig song by eectjnda.
 Praise of Rabbi Gheink0pf was well spoken by Mayer Gculiy, who declared that giadnegs rather than sorrow should prevail. since water bury has been 50 fortunate az 70 nave the services Of the Hebrew clergyman for 14 years. The eleva. tion to the position Of chief rabbi Of Springfieid's five orthodox syiia. gogies was not unexpected, the slIayr continued, in view of Rabbi @heinkopf's superb record Of achievement ln WaterbuTy.
 PICK UP 2
 Rabbi Judah L. GeltzeF expressed gratitude and appreciation to the people Of Waterbury for the excels
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26

ient treatment accorded Rabbi gheinkopf during his long stay here.
 Rabbi William Greenfield offered tfistintlng praise Of his colleague. He spoke of him as c man high In the esteem Of the rabbinate. He further declared that Rabti ghelns kopf possessed the incompatible quality Of being able to point out with rare vision . way Of life 70 those with whom he came in coi1s tact. lie described him as 6 man Of quick intelligence, peilerating liis sight, afld pOsScssor Of . profound sense of tolerance.
 Rabbi Jacob Leverson lauded the evennesg of purpose, and the Siii- ceFity that characterized teh work Of Rabbi gheinkopf. fie commended him upon having accepted the many responsibilities ificuf1bant upon bis position, and having disposed Of these responsibilities with notes worthy success.
 Tsabb Lcvengon went on to urge deeper comprehension, and . more reverent understanding of the flec- essity of respect for the servants Of God.
 Rabbi and Mrs. sileinkopf were presented with c chest containing 100 pieces Of silver. The gift was the tribute Of friends and admirers ii Waterbury.
 Other speakers were: Simon Gold. man, president Of Beth Israel gy- nagog; Morris Giiler, cultural chairman; TsadOre Pfiliig; B. ghryer, president Of gtarith gyna- gog; I. V. Albert Of Beth Israel gynagog; Samuel dreenberg, Of Temple Israel; William Solomon, Of Young Israel; Manuel Lax Of Roosevelt Lodge, Knights Of Pyth- iag; Joseph Reiner Of the Tareir, Phillip Bernstein Of Star Lodge; Paui Feitelgofl of Brass City Lodge; Abraham Matzkin Of the Water- bury Hebrew Institute; Mrs. 4, Matzkifl Of the Daughters Of Beth Israel; Jacob Reiner Of the Hc- brew Free Lean Association; Mrs. Harry Klamkin Of the Hebrew Ladies Aid Society; Meyer Er- langer, 9rs Of the Waterbury Zionist district; Harry Frank Of the Jewish Home for the Aged; Mor- ris Bradasii Of the Order Of the Sons Of Zion; Mrs. Clarence Treed- man Of Hadassah; Mrs. David FTciich Of Mizrachi and David Stein Of the Federated Appeal.
 Also Rev. Joseph Freedman, Rev. Solomon giegel, and Irving Cohen Of Springfield, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26
Assessor

Eiaborate cereEs0pies Of crown ing the winner as Miss cYo Of i04l" viii take place tomorrow night ct the sumner dance Of the local c, Y, Q, units ct the HamtI- ton Park pavilion, Six Of the otil. CT nifle entrants iSl the contest will attend the queen at the dance, A special prize viii De awarded to the winner, Over 90 members Of the Mount Carmel unit gre expected to attend the dance aBd witness the crowning Of their candidate,
 Miss DAngei0 has participated In numerous activities Of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cf1uFciI. Sine is 2 member of the Dramatic club, and Children Of Mary SOdaIity, as well as Of the c, Y, O., and has held several offices tn those OFgai1tza. ttOps, Sire tS On the parish bazaar and outing committees,
 Preliminary pIanS for the annual outing Of the et, JOsepiIis choir were made at . special meeting Tuesday night, The outing will take place on July 20 at Lake Cotn- bounce, Tbe committee iiI charge Of arrangements is composed Of 10. seph YaDHsh, chairman; Celtnc GElOiskis, Joan Lisas, Marion KFung1evtch, Edmund Jeilusaltss, and Anthony MikjiDevtcb, Mrs. Charles KaFinauskas and Mary Kaset@lte will be hostesses, Invi- tatiOnS baVe been extended to Rev. Joseph J. VajaBtlejuS, Rev Bene. dict 0uafODaSkas, Rev, Albert Zanavict, and Rev Alfred Cabit0r,
 The Lithuanian Student and Professional association entertain cd the Lithuanian students Of this years 10ca1 high school and the Gt, JOseph,s, Duggan, Tinker and Bar. naFd GEamH1 school graduating classes ct . variety party last night in the clHbEOODl q the old Gt. jo- sephs school, Movies were shown by PauJ KauneGkis, and games, classical music songs, afSd fefFestl- n1entE were or the party program, Greetings were extended t0 inc students by Rev. Joseph J, VaIas1- tlejus, Rev. AiEred CabitOr, Rev, Albert Zan@viclI, Rev. Justin Ve~ slsys, o, ?, M,, Peter BerDOta, J0- SeDs Vys1iauskag, Jujtsas Vtlclatis- kag, DE. Matthew ', COlney, John Stokes, Alice GtAseliWflas aDG Ige1- wiga GtHlginSkas, chairman Of the peFte,
 TIle committee assisting Miss GtHlginskas with arrangements jtl- eiHded Jean Douglas, ViFESpie BeTegg, Mrs. Matthew J. CODney and Joseph VgssliasisIkas,
 TIS0ee present were Mary Dasl- GeEdaG 5enn1e @tEslksMekaS, Anne
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-26

Tax Assessor John W. Jenusai- tis viii Dc . guest speaker at she regular monthly meeting Of the lo- cal Federation Of Lithuanian ca. tholic societies tomorrow night at 6 o'clock in the choir room Of the old gt. JosepiIB school, His talk viii Do based or the payment Of taxes. Professor Alexander J. Alek- sis, president Of the organization, vii talk to the members about de- fengc bonds, 4 discussion is ex- pccted 10 take place on the pres. cnt European situation and how t affects Llti1uania.
 Josephine D'Angeio, candidate Of the c, Y, 0, unit Of Our Lady Of Mount Carmel church, has been declared the winner Of the city. wide c. Y. o, popularity contest. An 0fiiciai final count Of votes last night showed that the Mount Car- mel entrant won by 6 majority Of almost 1900 votes.