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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
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 me examination voted se pnF. chase q e 00e defense bond, and % support all defense activities, A donation 0f sle was made la the Red Emergency War ReMef gnnd,
 Following the business meeting 3 Christmas party Was held, A gEapr haR, ehglklnlAs earnllsne, and Fes treatments were 0n the program, These attending weFai Mrs, Albert Rice, MTs, William ksnansls, Mrs. Catherine Roman, MFB, Anna ksAs p0lnle, Mrs, AlhIAA shNklk, MEs, PeE sag krnkRlls, Mrs, Mary slangns, Mrs, Amelia Nanslehen, MEs, Amella NakeF, Mga, Nlla 6lansa, MEa Charles EANEyn, MFs, Alice baaaYll, Mrs, VpFF anleA aukAnskas, Mrs, Mailhsw q, nolnss, ana Ma, Rlaphanla 6as nEanAa,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
St. Ann's Society
 Host To Children
Over 800 Expected at Annual Christmas Party TOmOr.
 row; Mrs. Lauryn ReIected By Educational Club
BROOKLYN NEWS

of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church will hold q Christmas party tonight at 6 o'clock at the parish hall, The program will include danc- Ing, Christmas enrolling, 6 grab bag, and refreshments. The party will be open to all young people Of the parish.
 Members on the arrangements committee are: Thomas Thomas, John and James IeT0nim0. Anne RatEn0. and John Rosai.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
m. A. n. AEaallna TamAEEaw

The Brooklyn Athletle club Will hold lls regular senll~monlfiy meet ing tomorrow morning ct lI o'clock at the h, A, q, elubFaoms 0n Bank street Michael GaRao NFil preside,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20
fammnnlan IlEnakfasl

The Red Wings club el the Brook iyn v, M, c. A. will hold q cegp- munich breakfast tomorrow morn. ing at D'Anselo's restaurant oa Wa- EeFtoWn avenue, The members will receive Communion in a body as the R,90 Mass at Our Lady Of Mount Carmel church. The breakfast will be a farewell party ln han0F of John noccaHdl, club s0ci0l chairman, KIhe Will hs lndnctde Into the army next month, Arrangements are being made hy Steven 6ienere and Jo' seph Waaeo0,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-20

Over 500 children of Our Lady of Mount Carmel parish are ex. paeted al the annual Christmas party to be sponsored by the St. Ann's society tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the parish hall. Christmas enrolling, recilatlons, and games will be on tho entertainment program which has been planned hy Rev. Austin Saunders. RsfFeshs HAents wall he served,
 The arrangements committee is composed eg Miss Lena DeIsenedio. aus, Miss Matilda DeZlRne, Mrs. Joseph Maritime, Mrs, Sally nessstte, Mrs. May AlgleTi, Mrs. Rose De- LAuro, and Mrs, Frances pexlnno.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Halloween
Festivities
Civilian Committee Plans
Dance ~ u.S.O. Club

cornstalks and pumpkins.
witches and goblins. thsy'll all
be there for the dance which
il planned for Wednesday
evening ut the U. y. o. club
at 10th and Pacific ave.
Throughout the party the
Halloween theme viii pre-
dominate.
Special HAIIo~sen stunts are
being arranged. In appropriate
styis thsrs viii be apple bobbsnG
and tns serving of elder and
doashnnts. As get acquainted"
fsstsrs there sili BE- several circle
two-stsps early In tbs evening.
Mrs Edwin u. Clark 10 the gen
sfsi chairman and Nrs Philip n
Cnissr 10 IN charge of junior host.
ess~s. Other committees ere hssd-
I'd ~ Mrs Harry r. Cain. public
ity. Mrs John Mcleod. refresh.
ments. Mrs Mason n. n<n jsmin.
decorations. Mrs. Harold r. John
son. games and special snfsrtssn-
Hlsnt. and hrs y. \. Wiihsirni.
properties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Supper at
U.-U. Club
Football Game, Home
coming 10 Be Celebrated

Victory = or defeat - de-
pending which side of the
Washington-Stanford football
game they're roofing for
will be celebrated this evening
by many Tacomans who are
attending today's homecom-
ing game at the University of
Washington stadium. One
party of particular note for
the evening is the informal
buffet supper to be given at
the University-Union club.
Among those who have made
their reservations for the evening
are Messrs. and Mesdames r. r.
Meader. Frank II. Young, Victor
Vine. John Mueller. n. r. Pirret.
Fred Donoghue, Preston onstad.
Arthur Sivertson. NJ. +. Pught. J.
Corning Todd. r. r. Msgnusson.
A. L. Lee. Robert Abel. Gerry
Waechter and J. II. Gordon.
Following the regular football
buffet luncheon at the club. more
than so members and their wives
went TO Seattle on the club char
tered bus and are returning in the
evening for the supper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Y. [. !. 70 initiate
Monday EVENING

Young Ladies Institute viii
meet Monday evening Al 4 O'Clock.
Initiation viii b. held At this
nesting. with Miss Frances Crosby
presiding. Bushes. will take plzes
first ror the fsfreshment com
miitss. Mlss Julia Coma will bs
chairman. assisted BY Mrs. Joseph
Pick. MIRA william ostrisks
Misses Linnss Coma. Gertruds
Oswald. Helen HagsIa. Irene Gsu-
dsits, Alice Zsisnss. Pear Hsupt-
mann. Rose Leppsrt. Shirley Con
sisnt. Alma Dxivsk, Mary Their
suli. Mary Margaret ssukum.
Irene Dunn. Anita Tsbo. Frances
Johnson. nsrislyos johnson ara
Gladys Johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

Mrs. Donald DeLisle. dance
chairman. promises favors fer all
and awards for the most clever
costumes. Assisting the chairman
sre; Mesdames Hubert Warren.
Harold Brotman. A. w. Upper
man. ?. Frank Jenkins. s F. Tok-
stad. o. c. Werner. William
Groves. Thomas Kirkland and
John Pagni.
An incomplete guest list IN
cludes. Or. and Mrs Clifford
Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
SLAM: Mr.. and Mrs. p. Frank Jen-
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Buck
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. John Il.
Owen: Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Kravick, Mr. Fred Smuland and
Miss lone stitzworth; 1t. and
Mrs. f. f. Llewellyn, Miss Doro-
thy Stack and Mr.. Percy Aucoin:
Messrs. and Mesdames Marion c.
Edwards, Edwin Swanson. r. II.
O'Neil and Kenneth Breummer;
Messrs. and Mesdames Floyd Aus
Tin. Walton Slater and Dillinger,
Messrs. Hubert Kraft. Phillip
Farmer. Arnold Ellingson. Patrick
Steele. Orvsl Mclaughlin and
James Ferguson: Messrs and Mes
danes John A. Paulick, Donald
DeLisle and A. Schmitz.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Croker
have planned a cocktail party for
Messrs. and Mesdame. Harold
Sather, Lambert II. Reisinger.
Elmer Herring. Raymond Searle,
I. o. Reisinger and Milton A. En-
gerson.
Others attending are Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. O'Brien. jr.. 1t.
Ed Colson. Miss Barbara Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair, Messrs.
and Mesdames s. f. Tokstad. Paul
Newman, Fred Buckholtz. Edwin
Roberts, William Mcdonald, DON
aid Monk. William B. Groves. Al
fred Dockeray. J. Dorsey, II. Mes
bit. A. w. Opperman. ]. Paul
Adams, John Sotak, Burritt An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mil
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Morley Brotman
and DR.. and Mrs. Charles Denzler.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis Todd, Capt.
and Mrs Joseph Menges, Messrs.
and Mesdames A. Plummer York,
James Thrasher, Wilson Peterson,
Richard Ginnold and Donald z.
Siegmund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Parties on Halloween
Al Annie Wriqhf

Halloween sprites will dance Fri
day at Annie Wright seminary
when parties are to be held for stu
dents OF the entire school. In the
afternoon there will be a party for
the girls in the first six classes
and in the evening the older stu
dents from 9TH to 18th grades will
frolic.
Both are to be costume parties,
the older group coming for dinner
with games following in Keator
hall. The student council, of which
Miss Bonnie Jean Chitty is the
president, is making plans for the
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Ladies Of Kiwanis
To Have Luncheon

Ladies' Of kiwanls viii meet for
a 1880 o'clock luncheon Monday
with Mrs. Clarence uttsrbsek At
her home. The Log House" at
Dash Point Hostsaaes sili be
Mrs. Harold Mann. chairman. Mrs.
Royal Landsl. Mrs. Gsrold Gray
and Mrs. w. A. Heath.
Cards viii be played during the
luncheon hours. Those desiring
transportation and those VINO have
transportation 10 offer are re-
ques'sd to csli thu president. Mrs.
Phillip Grugsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Miss DonneIIy 70 Wed
r. Lewis Officer

Miss Kathleen Donnelly. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John J. DON
nelly OF Seattle. has recently re-
vealed the news Of her betrothal
To Lieut.. Marlin A. Kelly Of the
18th Infantry. Fort Lewis. The
bride-elect Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Donnelly and is
q junior at the University OF
Washington. The wedding d ate
has not yet been announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Y-ed Club Plans
Halloween Party

Carrying out Halloween motif
for party, Misses Naoms Evans
and Dorothy Dougherty have been
selected as co-chairman for the
party 10 be given Tuesday by
Y-Ed club.
Managing the Home Success
fully" will be the topic Of IN. talk
To be given by Mrs. John B. Steele
in the Pursuit Of Happiness class
Mrs J. W. Goodwin. director Of
the Dramatic class, viii direct the
play given BY the class.
Mr.. Robert y. AscGregor Will
Instruct the dancing class in vsri-
Gus dances. Reservations are 10
be made by calling the Y. ". c. A.
Br 4lsi before 10 a m. Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Sails Soon for
New Home in Hawaii

Mrs Roy Schmidt Ann Maruca)
will leave Tacoma Monday evening
for San Francisco and on Friday
at noon will sail for Honolulu, Ha-
wall. on the S. S. Lurline. She will
Join her husband there TO establish
their home Mrs. Schmidt, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Maruca, is bride of early spring
A number of parties have been
given for Mrs. Schmidt in the weeks
prior TO her departure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Bloomquisis Announce
DAUGHTERS Troth

1t Col. G. F. Bloomquist, COM
mander of 163rd Infantry, Fort
Lewis, and Mrs Bloomquist, an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Marian Karen. to 2nd
Lieut.. l.. r. Salisbury. The mar
rage will take place upon 1t.
Salisbury's return from Fort Sill.
Okla. 1t. Salisbury will be station
ed with the 9th Field Artillery,
Fort Lewis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

Au'umns greer ord cold
provided the ,nsplro'lcn Tor
she color scheme Of ire ~sd-
d'nc losf Saturday morning
y which Ma Mefsorst
Aory Simpson. youngest
oooshfer 81 ire JONES Philip
Simpsons, plioh'ed hsr frosh
10 Af. Herbert tioushioo
Clorke. n. son OF M ard
nfs Herbert y. Clarke. 81
summer. The Ri. Rev. kAsof.
Willson J. Noooon PER
sotr,ed the ceremony The
BRIDE ard her offerdorfs
ore pictured here OF me
stoin~oy of the Simpson
hcr,e where fhe wedding re-
eeption wa held. Progress.
no 20 the s'o,s They ore,
Mss PEGGY Mcfee, Of los
Angeles. moid Of horror.
Mrs. Robert tiooe. Miss
voldene Itefelton. Miss
N'ofoofef Burkey ord M,ss
Mofiorie Seh~oien. Miss
Mcfees gown ~ox OF soff
olive velvet and iht oshs~
we're 81 O worm gold shods.
rnntosfsph ~
rufnsT Hichsfds stwase.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Fora Temple Plans Party

Mrs. Harry Heseox are In charge
Of the prizes and Mrs. v. J. Do
hsrty IL in charge Of cards and
TALES
Officers who are making plans
for the luncheon ara MesdAmes
z. J. Dohsrty. Louis Boyer. How
ard Bray. Arnold Levsrsnx. c. n.
Kallandsr. A. r. Long. Ruben Col
let. II. p. Grubbs. Irving Nelson,
I'd Garrison and OTIS Davis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Jewish Juniors
To Have informal Party

Council OF Jewish Junior girls
will act as hostesses Tuesday at
8 o'clock at the home Of Miss
Ruth Witenberg at an informal
party in honor Of prospective
members who have been invited
to the affair. Miss Phyllis Fried
man is chairman for the eve
ming and is arranging an interest
ing and enjoyable program. Re
freshments will be served.
Officers Of the Organization are:
President, Mrs. X. Farber. vice
president, Miss Betty Bergen: sec
Rotary, Miss Bluma Eovikoff and
treasurer, Miss Doris offerman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

Fora temple. Daughters OF the
Nile. are looking forward with q
great deal OF anticipation to their
Sunshine Party" planned for Oct.
30 in dining room A OF the Ma
sonic temple. Cards will follow
the l o'clock luncheon hour. Mrs.
Clifford Spike Is general chair
man for tn. affair.
Mrs. Frank Rybin Is ticket
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
DeIphian Alumnse
To Study Cuba

Delphian slumnae will meet
Tuesday at the Y. w. c. A. with
Mrs. r. Il. Elder presiding. Mrs.
Lund will be supervisor for the
study Of Cuba, Isle of Romance.
Mrs Lund will introduce the pro-
gram with -Four Centuries OF
Spanish Rule" Mrs. G. T. Cormier
will discuss Cuba, Old and New"
Mrs. A. w. Norwood ia bringing
films Of her recent visits To Mex
leo and Cuba which will conclude
the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

Mr. and Mrs. James Eob<rt
nosrgsii Of Kent. are receiving
congratulations on tho birth of
their FIRST child. AZ 81 Josepns
hospital Grandparents ara Mr..
and Mrs. James H0stofi ~ Taco
ma and Mr.. and Mrs. Rossrf u.
hosrzeA Ths pAtsrn.ly great
grandparents are Mr.. ana Hrs
Henry ho<rgsli o. EnumelxH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Mrs. Trsichel
VII Entertain Club

The We Fiftlstss viii meet wed
nssczy evening at the home 81
Mrs Fred Trssehsi. eos no. Starr.
Assisting viii be Hesdanes Will
Am Redmsyns. G. NJ ciliespis.
William Van Wen. and Ed Lane.
Following dessert supper Mrs. Bur-
ton Vaughn VIII conduct the meet
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Mrs. Fitch VIII Entsrssis
Glass Club Unit

Scheduled somewhat earlier than
usual. tina nesting af unit ~ fss
National E.Fsy Amsrsesa Cia&s
cisn viii h. hsld tn Monday sftsr.
noon ., 10 O'Clock 81 ths home
~ Mrs Hsrfosd q. fitch. zTi7 No.
rskims. On ths pfosfsn Mrs.. q
n. iSmb~rth ~IIi sp~ss On Cob
l<efins kxfxf4sae~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

Hrs 1<xtsr Hayden 10 ehsirsssn
n fhs annual bsn4sst members ~
Insx y. wsysr Guild ~ FIRST Pres
bytsfisn efarch viii give Thursday
sssning for thslr husbands Dsn1er
will b. served st $50 in atons
Nail Reservations are 70 b made
1t Fr. s1zT or ff. Ts<s. The nars-
cry Nlii be open.
rsss Cssse1tsrs u IT, flungh-
tore sf Ansssra viii meet 81 tns
home ~ Mrs. Thor Toii~fson. tizi
No. ssth Monday. Dessert supper
viii be served al TO with Mrs.
H. q. Wsleh assisting the hostsss.
New officers ara Mrs.. Thor Toilet
son, president. hrs. Ross Davidson.
vice. president and Mrs. H. n.
wsleh. seerelsry-treasufss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Mrs. Welker TO Entertain
Horticultural Section

The horticultural section Of the
Tacoma Garden club will meet
with Mrs. Charles Welker. sO7 No.
Yakima. az 1870 o'clock Tuesday
morning. A discussion On Lilies
Will be held with Miss Ruby
Blackwell acting as chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Air OF Mystery to Prevail
AT Junior Woman's Party
Group 10 Entertain Saturday Evening at Say Halloween
Dance; Mrs. Donald DeLhIe Is Chairman Of After

In keeping with Halloween, air Of mystery win pre-
vail at the barn dance to be given by the Junior Woman
club this Saturday evening Midland Community house
With background Of coorful autumn leaves and fat
round pumpkins lending their coors amid the oornsaks
COLLINS witches and black cats the cabaret dance promises
10 be of the high spots the seasons social calendar
Wagon wheels buckets and milk viii add to the barn
~ afrn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
South Tacoma Club
To Meet Tussdsv

South Tacoma Study eigs eli
meet ~ 10 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ma IN south Tacoma library. Mrs
hoe<t Badger sili preside a
round tsbls csscus~son ~ill be held
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Tacoma Couple
Nacationino in East

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Weloh
are at the Hotel Plaza during their
stay in New York city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

Maid - henof Nss nttt~
sassna< 1ohr>rr. n. nniy sz>fsf
- ths nfsi<. whs va fse
zf IN
: sn1x Tuen af t<s ru-< lsffets
snf rsfff~t . ratunisi f~eu4uef.
sFs jahnssa ~use = asrasr fn~n
~ s<sxe isrs. vita = ees<<x~ -
ssilssnsn 1850 ~ her d.axntsFs
wedding.
serving - h<ss msn wss Capt.
Charles = 1ehn<na - yeFt Lewis.
snd efrlesstinx ~ss cn.rl1in W
n p~chsnt. slsc ~ th> pa<s
rN< soahs~-fsnr esrcs.enY. a.sn6
tn< trsdlsiersl WEST resns ~e<s-
tinf rings - tn< xrura's si&ssI
Vas performed IN frout ~ me
banked altar ~ white shy>s~n-
th<mums white fshssAs sna
palms Tan white tsr<ss cast
their fssesrstnx light aver the
wedding srens ire couple hn>it
an . waits cushion during me
eef~mnny.
Mendsiisuhns wedding march
WAS played ~h<r the rssd> came
IN watA hss father. and snft usuess
was played during IN. eessmony.
stFs Maurice o~ea played fhe
piano. ana NJ oersHs iahssea
the vsolin.
Following the three a'ssnes
wedding. q small Fse~ptsnn wss
held FOE the half hundred 9nssts
Mrs.. rsssr Ansas.slseh presided
At the punch hs~l nfs !. q.
csiiIns and Mfs Prank 0tilstts
poured the eoffss. and Mrs u y,
Graham and Mrs G. q tchneoa
assisted Mrs. isserh IN~f tank
care % the hrsass csss after Capt.
and Mrs. nse~n had cut u ~sth
the sroom's ssn~s
A. . uolna-swsy snE~mhis. Mrs..
Brown ~ofs . hsixs and bsv~n
tweed suit. hsiss sopcost. and
large brown hat tss seessnctsss
we're ~ pine green. Ths soapIs
GILL honsymoen sn rpuss 10 Cap.
tain Browns station ~ Port
knox. Ky.
capssin Hfo~n. . member II
the arnored force. wAs . graduate
~ the u. =. Military Academy II
West reant In 1884. Ne 10 sbs
son ~ Mrs G. u Brown ~
Macon. ua.
Ths Washington stanford fsos.
ball game 81 Seattle this ~s>k.
end viii take many offiesrs ard
iadsss frem the post Amang the
groups attending u one eompesed
ef IL cni. r. n Moctbes. Mir
MsriIyn Moekbes. IL 4. r. Car
toxian and him Ann supels.
Major and Mrs. .. r. Barney.
Major and Mrs n 1. Atrhssou.
Capt and Mrs. G. 2 Johnsor.
Capt. and Mrs y. C. ninsei. IA.
w. ~ Benedict. and Mr. and Mrs.
Stuffed of Tseema.
Miss Ann Drain and Mics joyce
Potter visited Miss Drains fsthsf.
Brig. Gen. >, G. Drain. LAST run.
Day. Mia Drain and Mla rottss
attend the University ~ Wasa-
lnsson.
Ths effsosrs' uaif team II ross
Lewis ~iii play Inc Lakewood
Country sIus 81 Seattle q neai-
tie On Sunday.
IA |. I. Mn isn yesterday ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27
Miss Johnson Becomes Bride
In Pretty Home Ceremony
pssohssf os L. Col ard Mr. T. o. Johesse jsus esnkz
OF Army srises: Leaves Zoe Home IA Fovs Nnss. ".

In home wedding al simple dignity. Miss Ieesphipe
Lorraine Johnson Of steilssnom lake became n bxide a
Capt Charles v. Brown ef Fort knox. NJ. - WEDNESDAY
afternoon
Wearing white chiffon and lace wedding gown II arg
NAL model which eff her dark hair and white
orchid her hair the bride the living -
the Of her father. Ii Cni 4. D. johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

Ths efflosrs' Goif team ~ Port
Lewis ~iii play tho Lakewood
Country sIus 81 sestsis - nesi-
tie On Sunday.
..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-27

Miss Ann Drain ana Mis- joyce
Potter visited Miss Drains fsthsf.
Brig. Gen J. G. Drain. LAST run.
DAY. Mia Drain and Mia rottss
attend ,hs University ~ Wasa-
lnsson.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
Axis Ship Destroyed
In Convoy Raid Off
Libya, British Claim
PIone Hangers Are Struck
In Attack Near Athens.
Cairo Command Reports
a, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CAIRO, Egypt, July l6.-At least
one Axis vessel was DESTROYED today
by British bombers in an early
morning attack on an Axis convoy
off the coast of Libya, the r. A. F.
Near East command reported.
Two heavy bombs struck an 5000
ton ship in the convoy amidships
land completely destroyed it." the
communique said, and another ship
also was damaged by direct hit.
Heavy R. A. F. bombers were re-
ported to have struck again at air
dromes used by the Germans on the
Greek mainland and at Herakleion.
on the island of Crete.
At Eleusis, near Athens. which has
been an r. A. F. target before. it said
direct hits were scored on hangers
and dispersal points. causing wide
spread explosions and fires Monday
night.
Several tons of high explosives and
incendiaries were dumped the same
night on the italian port of Messina
Sicily. it added. and great fires were
started at the ferry railroad. engine
sheds, transformer plant building
warehouses and four lines of trucks
were set afire"
In apother Axis attack on the suez
Canal last night the R. A. F. said
one raider came down in Great
Bitter Lake and another crashed
south of Port Said.
1t also claimed six Junkers 87s and
one Messerschmitt 100 shot down by
British fighter planes Yesterday
guarding British merchant shipping
off the I,ibvan coast.
Evening star., 1941-07-16
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etlvelv small. Conversations with
responsible officials in charge of
various aspects of the defense pro-
gram, including those now engaged
in efforts to conserve oil and gas
convinced the board that it would
serve the best interests of the COM
munity by poStponing the power
boat features of the regatta for this
year.
q. In the Is years since its in
reption. the Presidents Cup Regatta
has become known everywhere as
the greatest motorboat race in the
world. It has been a factor in
stimulating developments of marine
engine and boat design. 1t has
grown steadily in importance and
now eniovS an established reputa-
tion which the board will not permit
TO fade. But another major objec-
tive Of the Presidents Cup Regatta
always has been. and remains, the
repularization of all aquatic sports
m the Potomac and the full utiliza-
tron in every way of the rivers great
potentialities in the field of clean,
healthful recreation. In canceling
the motorboat events for this year,
therefore. our association will lend
it's support to other activities, such
as swimming. sailing and rowing
competitions, which several years ago
became integral parts of the regatta.
This decision was prompted by the
thought that a necessary part of
our defense activities. is to encourage
the morale building that is possible
through sports and recreation"
The board announced the appoint
r1ent of r Aubrey Bogley as general
chairman of the 194l regatta.