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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Guests OF the Bioomquists were
Brig. Gen. J. c. Drain. Mrs. John
Murphy. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Mar.
shall Randol. 1t. Col. and Mrs
John Murray. Capt. and Mrs. Rob
ert Owens, Col and Mrs I'm Boyd.
1t. Col. and Mrs. cheadis, IL. Col.
and Mrs. Archie Poor. It. Col and
Mrs. Harry fowler. Col Clarence
orndorff. 1t Col. Charles Dswisy.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Arthur Burnsp.
L. Col Frank Burns. MAJOR and
Mrs. Henderson. MAJOR and Mrs.
Story. Major and Mira, Roy Arnold.
and Major and Mrs. Wing.
1t and Mrs. C. Mccain were
hosts tn Is guests. 1t and Mrs.
G. c. Kohl TO IL. MAJOR and Mrs.
NJ. A. Pimentsl to Is. It. and Mrs.
4. J. Ellis 10 81.
One OF q number Of dutch treat
parties was made up Of Capt. and
Mrs. A. @. Texley and guests. Capt.
and Mrs. Ross. Capt and Mrs..
Allen, 1t and Mrs. Babbitt. Major
and Mrs. Esrnhesrt. and Capt. and
Mrs. r. A. Mathews. all Of the
Tenth Engineers. Capt and Mrs
J. n. yssko. II Cans. Ii ard Mrs
chspisils. Capt. and Mrs Taylor.
Capt and Mrs.. cootz. Capt and
Mrs c. H. Peterson. and Ma Jor
and Mrs. Bender formed another
dutch group. Other duteh parties
were Capt and hrA y. v. Smith
and 1t and Mrs 7. e. Conroy and
guests. Capt ard Mrs. ". A. For
ant and Capt and Mrs Astin sna
guests. Il and hrs. Mcclure ard
guss,s. IL. ard hrs hzrneffs ard
1t ard Mrs. piekthsli: IT, and
Mrs kinesid and IL and Mrs
W. r. HIN and guests.
Other officers ann ladies' al ths
dinnsr-dancs we're Capt and Mrs.
stsig and guests. IL and Mrs.
W. C. Dosdy. Capt and Mrs.
Fruitrnsn. 1t and Mrs. H. u. Lewis
and guests. 1t II. @. Goodman and
guest. Ii. and Mrs. G. 7. Porter
and guests. Major and Mrs Sichol.
IL J. Isaac and guest. Capt. and
Mrs. c. r. Weber and guests. IL
c. W. Riehl and gues;s, Capt. and
Mrs. Wailgren snc guests. and
Capt. and Mira Bssz.
The officers and ladies Of the
5sth Qusrfsrmsstsr regiment and
the 73rd Qusrtsrnsstsr regiment
held a no-host party At the OFF,
GERS Beach club On American Lake
Saturday evening.
Two large no-bost parties we're
hsid a. tire buffef-supper ard
dance at the Officers eiup or
Sunday evening.
rhs officers and iadhss Il Pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Honored on Birthday

A birthday Luncheon for Mr.
Elissbssh FAIRBANKS. whs - seis-
brstinG her sightissh birfhhsy. U.s.
given fscsntly ~ hsf dsnGnseffn'
law n. ion. yslrhsnks. q her
sar.s aas. a. v.~est, M Y.R
uuf, sss.stsd Mr.. FAIRBANKS.
Autumn f,o~ers ara TAN ysI,s~
49,. "a. IN. rooxrs ara tsnxe
su,s M s. a.. ~u-
oss -
,,s - -
sssn.
'nona. ~ Aana ""sn =
49, ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Alirusa 10 Hear
Mr.. Chaybra

Meeting Tuesday at $50 for din
ner at the Dalhem. Tacoma mem
bers of Altrusa Club. international
organization for women executives,
will hear an address by Mr.. Dan
Chaybra. on Community Cot
tages." Mrs. Locke c. Riehl, presi-
dent Of the local group. cordially
invites visiting members of Altrusa
to be present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Announces Gard Party

Mrs. Paul Martin, hospital chair
man in the third district for the
Ladies Auxiliaries IN the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars. announces a card
party will be held AZ American
Lake hospital. Tuesday evening.
Members from the suxiliaries In
this district are urged IN attend.
A bus will leave Hotel Winthrop
at Z o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
St. Johns Choir 0uild
Plans Halloween Party

Members of the Choir guild of
st. Johns Episcopal church will
entertain at a Halloween party in
the parish hall on Tuesday. Mrs.
Helen Meyer is general chairman
for the affair and Mrs. Belmont
Caldwell is refreshment chairman.
Games and entertainment are on
the evenings nrnpram
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

ooma's own i03rd Antitsnk bat
TALON met at a dutch affair. Those
attending were IL. Col. and Mrs..
G W. Goodwin. MAI l. H. Stevens.
Capt. and Mrs. X. ". vsndenberK.
Capt. and Mrs. l.. J. Nelson. Capt.
and Mrs. T. ~ ~. Clair, IA.
and Mrs. @. McA. Payne. 1t and
Mrs.. y. =. kresky. Ia n. r.
Baker and quest. L. and Mrs.
T. A. Bordeaux. 1T. y. ,. Browne.
1t r. =. Dicksy III and guest.
IL william X. Dohsrty and guest.
1t y. J. Ellis. IL. y. D. kesiy and
guest, 1t and Mrs. W. G. Dim
stead. It. and Mrs.. e. A. Robnns.
IT.. IL ". Y. Townssn and guest.
and Ia. and MIRA ]. " sks~is.
The 762nd Tank battalion
officers and their wives met at
the informal club party. PRESENT
were It. Col and Mrs. q. H.
Anderson. MAJ and Mrs. @. E.
Bender. Maj and Mrs. 4. n.
Houseman. Capt q. v. Addison.
Capt. J. A. Brunnsr, Capt and
Mrs. n. N. Kitchen. Capt. and
Mrs. y. r. Heshkoff. Capt and
Mrs. J. ?. Richie. Capt. and Mrs..
NJ. Thompson. Capt. and Mrs. n
l.. Wick. II. and Mrs. J. ~ crs~-
ford. IL 6. y. Faulkner. IL and
Mrs. n. J. Gooehar1. II c. A.
Hslisnb~rE. Ii. e. y. Hszslrlgr
and gu~~. IL r. G. Jordan ana
quest. IL J. " Ksrius and guest,
IL G. W Hs@-. II snd Mrs.
e " shepard. Il N. L. Shepard.
Il q. A fsnt ana guest Ia "
4. ziirchsr. IL L. J. ksaeh am
gsssss. II X Y. etnshr. ami IL
J. !. Thompson ana guest.
MAJ am Mrs. J c. Charles snd
Ma ard Mrs. y Horrsil ssrs
pint hosts 70 % guests. IA snd
Mrs.. ~ Lzasfiis entertained for
10. MAJ and kra strochsksr for
-. IL ana Mrs. T. g. Fsrxsson
for ak. and MAJ and krs ". n
Wallace for sfx.
A dateh-tfsst affair x2s com
posed Of Capt ard Mr.. w. A
Forant Capt and As L. r.
vslgsl. Capt. ana Mrs- c. Y. john
son. and II Conner.
Others attending TIA informal
sGpper-dsncs were MAJ and Mrs
sie<oi. II. ana Mrs.. G. 2. Aekifn
and quests. ana Capt and Mrs
!. v. Blackstone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Mis- Moody Receives
Honor 81 Stephen

Selected through competitive
tryeufs. alzs NlxxiHl. Aensts
daughter ~ asler and Mr.. X l.
Ncciy a Tseer.. ~ss ths ~<<k
srrciatea "a ths advertising staff
~ @stsrhsnsOpnis. the ealisxs an.
nu.l ~ stephens cnlisxs. casum.
his. Nc Miss hcasfv J. = ls1nleF
Al lhs snllsxe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Shower and Dinner
Honors Miss Holt

A progressive dinner and mis-
cellaneous shower was given FRI
day evening for Miss Marjorie
Holt, bride-to-be of Mr.. Glenn Har-
rington. Hostesses were Mrs. Ger
aid A. Greenfield and Miss Penny
Russell.
Those present were Misses Mar
jorie~ Holt, Lucille Currah. Betty
Cleary, Katie Miller and Betty
Flynn. and Mesdames Glenn Col
Inns, Crowell Beals and Fred Stock
bridge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Pretty Afternoon Ceremony
Performed Sunday at 2::3O
Reception Follows AZ Tacoma Lawn Tennis Club; Wed.
ding Trip TO Canada; Home 70 Be Here

An autumn setting lighted attraetivey by the glow Of
candles chosen by Miss Virginia Georgeina Weker
for her marriage to Mr. Keith Carter Began Sunday after
at 230 o'clock at Christ Episcopal church. Chrysan-
hemums shading from white 10 deep bronze
IN baskets at the chancel and altar and marking
they were repeated with satin ribbons and candles
While soft organ music PLAYED by Miss Marion
Brush Miss Marijane Lewis and Miss Beverly Brdsal
lighted the apers Vows repeated before the Rev
Robert F. Pfieffer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Clubs

Willard W. G. r. q. will have a
luncheon and business meeting at
the home Of Mrs. r. A. Cook. 72+
No. J, at 1890 o'clock Tuesday.
Corinthian chapter, o. v. \. will
hold a regular meeting Monday In
Dougherty Masonic hall, No. 3sth
and Cheyenne SITS. Miss Florence
Schsller will play group Of flute
solos accompanied by Miss Janet
Ferns. Members will have as their
guests. tn. worthy and associate
matrons and patrons Of Pierce
county. Refreshments Will be
served. All Eastern Starr are
invited.
North End ". c. T. q. will
meet for luncheon At 1880 Tues
day at the home Of MIRA. n. A.
Corse. 1910 No. 25th.
Milton Garden club will meet
Tuesday for a silver tea from 2
until 40 at the home Of Mrs. A.
b. Robinson. n program -
planned.
Puget Sound Tent Hive. MAees-
bees will meet Tuesday evening at
q o'clock In the haeeabees tenn
pie. A Halloween party Is plan
ned. Nrs ". y. oeon. Mrs.
Charles psrkson and Mrs. Edna
Jenss will be IN charge.
Young Ladies' aa,iua,y n IN.
Methodist church IN FARMLAND will
meet Monday evening a. the home
~ Mrs Frank Hsnsisr IN psrs-
land During the evening rev
Yearbook. s1ll 10 distributed.
President ~ IN. organization s
Mrs.. Frederick Trail o. Falkland
Milton Pr.-.ehooi Win meet
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock In the
school iunehroOm- Mrs. Burton
Brown will speak On Ideals In the
Home"
Elsie v. Club. North Tacoma Re-
bekah lodge. Will meet Tuesday for
1880 dessert luncheon in Ander-
son hall Mrs Puri Boyd VIII pre-
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

The lovely young bride. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis
Welker. was given in marriage by
her father. She wore a gown Of
sggshen slipper satin with basque
waistline. full skirt and long train.
The sweetheart neckline was en-
broidered in pearls Her match
ing veil of tulle was held in place
with a eoronet of orange blossoms
and she carried a bouquet Of
orchids. gardenias and stephanotis.
tied with satin ribbon. The pearls
she wore were a gift of the bride
groom.
Before the ceremony Maxine
johnson played Ave Maria" Be
cause and "Intermezzo."
Mrs. Richard Mckinney sister of
the bridegroom attended the bride
as matron of honor and wore a
moss green velvet gown with
matching coronet and short veil.
She carried hsrmonizing bouquet
of chrysanthemums. Similar
gowns of fuchsia velvet were worn
by the bridesmaids. Misses Mary
Ksthrine Hager. Wyona Diemer.
Catherin Foss and Phyllis Furseth.
cousin of the bride. In their hair
they wore coronets of tiny chrys-
anthemums matching their bou-
DUETS. The candlelighters wore
yellow gowns with matching wells
of illusion.
Mr.. Richard Elsbree was Mr..
Bogan's best man and the ushers
were Robert Williams. Richard
Mckinney. Albert Thompson and
William Chandler.
Mrs. Welker wore a gown of de-
tense blue crepe with a matching
hat and yellow orchid. Receiving
with her Mrs. Began was in wine
velvet with matching hat and
orchids.
A reception at the Tacoma Lawn
Tennis club followed the ceremony.
White chrysanthemums were used
throughout, in combination with
many white tapers. The center
piece of white flowers and tapers
shared interest on the collation.
table with the massive brides
cake.
Pouring were Mrs. NJ. ID. Craw-
ford, Mrs. Alex Candoo, aunt of
the bride. and Mrs. Clyde Faithful.
Assisting were Mrs. Alfred
Faithful. cousin of the bride. who
cut the wedding cake. Misses
Dorothy Hager, Elinor Diemer.
Charlene Anderson, the guest
book. Margery Meyer. Lucille
Veith and Martha Mcneil.
The new Mrs. Began Travelled in
a beige plaid suit with brown hat
and accessories and fur coat.
She wore white orchids also.
After Nov. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Began will return from their trip
to Canada and will be at home at
No. 18th and Washington where
they have just completed home
Mrs. Began is an alumna of the
College of Puget Sound where she
affiliated with Kappa Sigma Theta
sorority. She is also Club of
Hearts member. Her husband
University Of Washington gradu-
ate, is a member OF Delta Kappa
Epsilon.
Madison Garden club meets
Tuesday for II 30 luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Clayton Baker. b417
So. Cakes. Mrs. W. J. Allis will
preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Miss Beltner
Is Bride
WEEDS ~ impressive
Evening Rites Saturday

Event Of Oct. . was the
marriage Of Miss BETTY G,
Beltner. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Nelson. To Mr..
orvillc +. Steever. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe kardA. The
ceremony was solemnlsed n
$50 o'clock in Bethesda Hap
fist church. tho Rev. Marion
Flint reading the vows. Mrs.
Flint played the piano and
Miss Audrey kenney sans
Love Ia AIT and Because"
The ceremony vas performed
nv ssasfisllEhs n . settling ~
white and pima chFy.anthsmums
A wedding Ee~a ~ heavy
white satin as warn ~ ths
bride for her marriage. me sc~n
vas made with . long train.
sweetheart neckline. hong slssss.
ard . gathered vast Her finger.
tip sesl vas gathered 81 the top
and held IN place with assdensas.
and gsrdsniss we're alse fastened
10 the white. sstln-eovered Mnls
which shs carried
Cesssis IL Ass~sdass
Miss Eva tAgmAn. cousin of the
bride. was maid of honof wearing
. hlue taffsta gown and carrying
white chryssnthsmuma Bssdss-
msids were the Misses Thslma
Mazda. sister NJ the bridegroom.
Virginia Jentnft. cousin ~ the
bride. Kathleen Jones and Viola
Eaton. Miss ksada and Mins
Jones wore pink tAffeta and car
RED white chrysanthemums while
Mas Jentoft and Mlas Eaton wors
blue With pink shryssnthemams
All u the Eownp we're made very
run with puffsd sleeves and swess-
heart nsckiines. Al wors white
pearls.
Mr.. Lawrence Rody served Mr.
steevsr ~ best man and Msssrs.
Hyron Moys. Stanley Moys. Nor.
man Blsssr and Clyde Greenwood.
the briderrooms cousin. ~srs the
ushsfs.
Tor her daughters marriage.
the brides mother wore . wine.
coIored velvet gown and . cor.
sage al white roses and eardenias.
Ths bridegroom's mother ehoss
hlus velvet and = simllsr eorssgs.
nerepssss ve,Isws
A reception followed In the par
lors nj the church. Pink and whlts
chryssnthsmums and the wedding
cake In the shape NJ . crcaA IMP
ped by . miniature bride and
bridegroom. esntsred the tahls.
AssistinT we're Miss phyliis Jsn-
tofk who was In charge II the
guest book. Mrs. Ray Curtin. who
took care of the gift table. Mrs.
Frank Cory. Miss Betty zurfluh
and Miss Irene scns<ies.
FOR her wedding trip 10 Port.
land. Ore. tbs bride selected .
brown plaid suit with which she
wore green Accessories and . cor.
sage Of Kardsnlss. Upon thsir re-
turn the new home viii h. made
in Tacoma. Roth the hrids and
bridegroom are graduates ~ Ian
coin nigh sessol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Others u tfs Hnr ee<N NJ SRI
Mr. cnFsserser AFs~zst. M srd
afs Frsns Nursfinf Nrs . }
ucucssn. Nl.s ssl,d. u<lsr>v go
NJ. ~ F1sn~r.
Mr.. usFuu FrFem<n. WEARING
krsy rhiffse. wss pianist - 10
ssensnxs program ard t1&rsea
Fisna<rs gnsa Jane. restefi w&s
the nrprsnc saac1sa. usr scwn
vas n h-tss j>r~y with . ~t1s
Frid h~It Ml.s raant<vs 80 g.
ecmr~nisd ~ ncrett>s Hspp>s
Jssssaa cf seattle. ~ns wuvs wsss
crvpsl
Large hrewr chfvs>rshsm~ms
filled the rc.ms snd an srrenes-
meat n hfuas> shry~sntn>mnns
rsIlsmsn Fn~~s srs wheat e<ots<~a
tshis. ~ ~ksen Nfe csrws,i ss<s
Ma cnsfs~s W. ofs.n - summer
poured.
wricpm~d h~rt after . v>afss
ahsrHss fFum he club ~ef~ NJ
ara Mrs. wilis.m " KsIss. sra.ss.
lsu snd daughter sf the hcssees.
ard ~. ant Mrs. Eugene lsansnr
special ss~sss from a~astls wers
Assds cnrl<y Hopper and ~
ana hss Maurice I.essen nppeIel
guests frem this city s~rs nsy<w
ard hsa Harry Cain. the N~v an,
Afs tsaresd ppcxh. ~. ard Mn
= q eander~rn. MFa n n nee-
Comb. Madame Hsesnos kerv ard
Miss naserets And~rsan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Cub Holds First Evening Nssi<sls ~ Ys~ -
Ssssrdsy: Several Gene Fvsm ssss>ls

Mrs August Ven Ha<<kIn opened her hcue 4n1oqfIw
evening fnr the first Saturday kvrnnn Ssr<e - n ~m
this ~ The Fine Art. club Ahput three 49,
hers n tho group Hrndna the rupG<v<uu
line the clubs president Mrs Frank CervuA uho
vaFs ru~n II wstsrmelrn chiffon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

ivan snssaa Jssshssn vh1
had many thrilling snpsvssares
whils . pvispu1r ~ fhe hnslo ~
many months n Norway. vsil -
the spsahsr nssaday assR - -
lnnesssA nsssing - ~ n1GnnaD
and profssssoaa1 Wsmsn's CT =
IL nodsI Grill; Ja9sense ws1l -
infsodoesd ~ he usele. 4. y -
gevssn. cDmmianksnss - pu111B
WORKS.
Nseoa TassmD unoo4no 49,
arm tssm wsiI rshnoses h6nn1nv
svsning 81 - s'etssk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Hoiii-tsr tsisn Of ". q. r. 4.
z1ii meet Tuesday AZ 80 az tn~
home u Rsv. and Mrs j. u. Nc
Daniel. ss33 -. Birmingham New
officers ar. 1ssdanss Vera Tsy-
lor. hsys Grow. Rose BAKER ard
Pad LAA6graf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Ths f.aAlss' a floss wtll msss
far . o'clock iun<sssn Tssssasy -
tbs hosne u Mrs. . .. Lss6smaa.
zs2o North unssa. Mrs. John Casa.
ran ~tlI ~ the assisting knstsss.
Dsring ths sftssneso . hssntIful
afghan. made ny hrs X o. Burn
ham. ~fiI b given away
Mrs csri Eshstssn. pres>1ees -
shs group ~iii preside snd Mrs D
1. Narrow viii ASSUME hes 1sties
~ secretary and trsasases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Mrs.. rhiiIp Z hanss end Ne
daughter. hiss Janet. apsns1 thssr
ns~ hams In rarklssd 70 sssm-
hers ~ The Trinity flnthsraa
Daughters ef the Rsfnsmsstua -
Tuesday evening.
Opening dsvetlnUs wsfs ied ~
nlss Alma ntalss and nfa Ssai
REID. pianist Tires aslssAtes
we're ehnssu 10 attend NJ essssh
Puget Sound convsntioa ~ ~
Lutheran Daughters cf tbs NJ.
formation 10 b hsId this nsst
sunday IN nrsmsrsos u whs<h
time Miss Arna NjAA. ths -.
tional SECRETARY a. the tssthersn
Daughters n the Nsenrmasioa.
VIII spesh. nsy srs Misnsa
rstrele cn&slIe. ~kv,s tsevs~n<
end Janot HAues.
| Mias Avis Rowland. pswiy sle<t.
I'd president, and her cabinet.
eompossd n Anita nfsses. vlce
president. Barbara xAvsss. secpe-
tary. and Anna olssa. Treasures.
enmmsnced seslvsttes - ~
years work.
Pouring ~ In tanks wss Mra
Paul A. rreus. vim saussts1 ~
bostsas with rsfsesAmsntA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28
Gay Fort Lewis Parties Have
Atmosphere OF Halloween
Officers and Wives Entertain a. Club Both Saturday
And Sunday Evenings; Dutch Treat for Tseoms Unit

Rejecting the pre-Haoween gaety the Saturday night
dinnerdance at the Officers club unusually popular
1t. Col and Mrs. G. r. Bloomquist entertained for 4
number of their friends and other large parties
given.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Madison Garden club meets
Tuesday for 30 luncheon al the
home Of Mrs. Clayton Baker. b417
So. Cakes. Mrs. W. J. Allis will
preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Elsie v. Club. North Tacoma Re-
bekah lodge. Will meet Tuesday for
1880 dessert luncheon in Ander-
son hall Mrs Puri Boyd VIII pre-
side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-28

Milton Pre-sebooi VII meet
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock In the
school iunehroOm- Mrs Burton
Brown will speak On Ideals In the
Home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Public offering of 28,336 shares of no par value capital stock of the United Illuminating Company, one of the oldest public utility operat- ing companies in New England, is being made today by an under writing group headed by Chas. w. Scranton & Co. of New Haven, and including Putnam & Go. of Hart ford and Estabyook & Go. of Bos- ton. The stock is priced at $l00 per share. A number of investment distributing firms throughout the east are participating in the of fering.
 The offering of this stock does not constitute new capital financ- ing by the United Illuminating Company which will not receive any of the proceeds, but represents holdings of United Gas Improve ment Company. The action Is part of the UGI plan of elimination of certain of its utility interests as required under the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1895.
 United Illuminating Company Is the second largest power and light company in Connecticut and pro- vides electric service at retail m New Haven. Bridgeport and l2 sur- rounding towns.
 The company has no funded debt or preferred stock. Dividends on It's sole class of capital stock have been paid without interruption for 70 years. Tn 1o40 net income avail able for common stock amounted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10
Camp Forrest Soldiers on Leave Conduct Needle-in-HaySt Hunt for Food and Fun

that. Good restaurants, reasonable prices. Ought to bring up restaurant Standards all over town," Curtis sounds hopeful.
 MT. Curtis whirled Into Talllahoma from Bloomington, Ll., last Feh- ruary, sent by the YHGCA's of Illi- nois to father It's S3rd national guard division.
 Loaded on his slender, sturdy shoulders have been the tasks of organizing one to three dances a week and finding 50 flawleSs females for the 90 boys invited to each 1. furnishing the long hall with Q sandwich and soft drinks bar, chairs and divans, writing and ping pong tables, magazines, a juke box. c stage for amateur programs q. piping ag many as 200 soldiers day, when there are thousands on Iaanetivers in the territory, into the one small shower {. literally directing traf- fic when as many as 2OO0 army men seek out the Y on week-ellds . finding rooms or permanent homes for soldiers friends and families 400 placed on Mother Day, S0S on July {.
 Among almost IS00 shelter-seek- CTS MT. Curtis yMCA has served since February have been the young wife of c homesick sergeant-who was trying to find job for her [she Is now Curtis Secretaryl: . man and his wife, his daughter and her o-months-old baby, who came down to visit their favorite soldier over Memorial Day and had found no place to sleep by il D. m. of c rainy night. Curtis made beds for them on the lobby floor. using cushions from the divans and bedding bor- rowed from townspeople.
 For - NO room, no rooEnl" 1a the answer visitors invariably get at the desks of the towtnS two hotels.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Mrs. P. Pompono of Baldwin Street and her two daughters Mrs James qladney and Miss Jennie Pompono have returned after spending several days visiting in Boston, Mass Joseph Kushlis is in the midst or ms second week of vacation and is counting on fine weather for the duration of the period Bill McGraw of Crosse Pointe Mich, wel-known here in Waterbury where he has many relatives is member of the Radio City Music Hall Gee Club and member of this group pictured in feature article in last Sundays N. Y. Times Bill fine baritone voice heard last winter and spring m The Student Prince" Incidentally, David Healey wno directed the New Haven K of c. Glee Club in concert in this city last winter has been appearing with Fred Warnings Gee Club in its radio broadcasts from New York of recent weeks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-10

Yesterdays Barrymores are to- nights tired soldiers, standing in @ block long line that stems from the glare of bus station blitzkleigs, Their one concern is sleep and plenty of 1t before the company Little Boy Beep blasts them out of bed with his bugle at the first cringe of dawn. By Wednesday they'll be plot ting again some week end eXorcisnn of the ghost of boredom.
 But that's easier said than done. LITTLE PROVISION
 FOR FLOOD OF VISITORS
 The town of Tullahoma doubled its "peacetime" population of 4654 and emerged from singular obscurity when old Camp Peay, less than three miles away, acquired new name and facilities for 30,000 soldiers and became Q little world of labor and the march,"
 No adequate effort has been made to amuse, enlighten, asstmilate or entertain the 33rd Division and troops attached for training, nor their visitors, wives, families, sweet hearts, thirstg, capacities or ennui,
 Rents have rocketed as much as 300 per cent within 45-mile radius, and an FILA project is needed as desperately as Q decent place to dine.
 Coffee in the dining room ct the best hotel Is about as strong and palatable as the bats, golf clubs and basehalls (l,436,210 last year) manufactured by Mayor Don Campbell and his brothers. At aIl- other restaurant, a waitress with bottled-blond hair brings you dreary eggs, listless toast, and water in glasses that taste acridly of diSin- fectailt.
 Two U. g. o. units, offering de- cent places to loaf, eat and dance, are planned for city-donated sites, should be completed by Nov. If the present program goes through, and will be a blessing. YWCA and Travellers Aid are to occupy a reglo- vated home. YMCA, Jewish Welfare Board, National Catholic Commu- nity Service and Salvation Army will have headquarters in the new Struc- lures, two to a building.
 Meet o. D. Curtis, executive secretary of the YMCA and strong man of the social situation in Tul- lahonaa.
 Climb flight of stairs in 6 two- story brick building with fac- tory on the first floor, pass Q well coming sign that says, Come right on up boys, the place is yours, and you'll find him in @ tidy meth-