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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

A1hs
alarms. Chuck Pratt Ii pledge
father.
At the first. and one Of the
largest. ssmi-formals of the year.
members and guests Of Delta
Kappa Phi and Sigma zets Epsilon
fraternities will gather at the
Tacoma Country club Saturday
evening. from nine until twelve
This In the two fraternities' fourth
annual affair.
In charge Of arrangements are
Bob Hedberg. John Heston and
Bob Hamilton.
Patron and patronesses win IN
clude DR.. and Mrs John ID.
REGISTER Dr. and Mrs Warren
F. Tomlinson. Or. and Mrs. p. n.
Fehlandt Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Robinson and DR.. L. =. Shell
midine and guest.
Guests Of the Delta Kappa Phi
fraternity are 10 include Misses
Maxine Bitney. Beverly Berlie.
Ruth Harrington. Msrijane Lewis.
Doris Meredith. Mildred Policy.
Janis Eisenhower. Kay Evans.
Mildred Harding. Patricia Powell,
Margaret johnson. Ruth Taylor.
Evelyn seeley. Marian Sandal.
Janet Armstrong. Doris Nelson.
June Larson. Lsyerns Harris.
Irene corbett, Patricia Winney.
Annabel Miller Beverly velton,
Toby TAR. Mary Marlsh, Anita
Misener. Marion Carson. Eids
Lee Mahsffey. Jean Wright. Jean
MeDougall. Jane Hudson. Kay
Woods. Loretta Aaynes. Betty 10
Fry and Dorothy Baeklund.
Sigma Zets Epsilon guests will
include Mary Cornell. Noresn
stendal. Betty Heaton. Louise
Loeken. Almirs Msrcheslni. Jean
Hallen. Shirley Day, Dolores Hsy-
lima. Jackie Brown. Louise
Pavolka. Thora Holden. Betty Mae
Hampton. Asrijesn Hartel. Dor
othy Hager. Virginia j. Betty
Stakeholder. Norma ardl,
Lois Rasmussen. Blbblta 0ng,
Jackie DuCharms. phyllls FO0ts,
Connie Hslien. Peggy Cornell.
Mary Lou Fulton. Doris Becker.
Shirley Trent. Esther Mann,
Clarsbeile Steven and Betty
Seigel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Present at the 80 party were
Nesdames Thomas Carstens, J.
Mack Koon, Virgil Cliff. Jack
staley. William Jenson. c. Nathan
Lynn. Robert Fewell. Lane Pas
XIII. Harry r. Miller. Frederick
Hsines, IT,. Victor Vine, Louise
Boyd. R. NJ. Buckley, Roy Maltby,
Russell Nelson and Frank Young
Miss Liby's fianee Is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry P. Smith Of
Pasadena and Ia Jolla, Calf. Her
engagement was revealed earlier
in the season at bridge luncheon
at Lakewood Terrace and her
marriage promises to be one Of the
important ones of the fall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

coma groups which are. Wild West.
Ray c. Roberts and Elias J. Mes
singer auxillariss.
a large delegation OF Tacoma
women are expected 10 witness the
exsmplification of the ritual and
the presentation Of the state
chairmsn's programs
There viii be . council OF sd-
ministration meeting at 10 o'clock
followed by an officers school Of
Instructions. Following the escort
Of national and state officers the
ritual viii be sxemplifled. State
ehsirmen Will present their pro-
grams and the highllght Of the
conference viii be the nssssgs
from the state president. Mrs.
seris oslsr of Spokane.
Department officers and chair
men from this district who are
expected TO attend are Assdamss
Paul Martin. sub-hosp.,al chair
man. Charles Grover. sub-ortho-
pedle chairman. James X. Cope
land. patriotic Instructor; v. G.
Christensen. third district prssl-
dent. and o. Elwood Anderson,
color bearer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Ivy Chapter. O.E.S..
To Hear Mrs. CLARK

Ivy chapter. o. v s. gdti meet
Friday evening IN Masonic hall.
So. s4th and Park aye. Mrs.. Carl
Ostlund and Mrs. Arthur Hart
presiding. Mr.. Mabel Clark.
grand secretary Of the grand
chapter. o. =. e.. Hlil BE- the
guest speaker.
Mr.. Harold V. Davies. past
grand patron. o. z. s.. All BE-
presented with an official past
grand patrons jewel By Mrs. "
Floss Busch. junior past grand
nstrOn. o. r. s.
a musical program will be given
BY the Choir Of the West under
the direction Of Prof. Gunnar
AslTnin and Herbert Ford. accom-
panied By Mira Ford An honor
airy membership sddenoa VIII be
given BY the officers.
HostesssS for a late supper VIII
be Mesdames Waoe coykendaIl.
T. D. Henderson. Alfred Hodges.
NJ. Wayne and William weiking
A cordial invitation u extended
70 al Eastern Stars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Cedar Assembly TO Have
Pofluck Dinner

Preceded by a potluck dinner,
Cedar assembly. Order of Rain
bow for Girls, will hold business
meeting Saturday evening at the
Masonic hall. 3sth st. and Yakima
ave. The dinner will be at $50
with the meeting called for
o'clock. Miss Betty Jean Lind
quist. worthy adviser, assisted by
DR.. Ida Frederick. mother adviser
will preside. Business will include
plans for a carnival which will be
held Nov. 1. Committee chairman
for the dinner Saturday evening Is
Miss Marvel Paine. assisted by
Misses Jean Pearson, Maryls OAR
ling, Marjorie Melvin and Marie
Farrier. Following the meeting
there will be dancing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Day Nursery
.Convenes
Group Males Plans for
Style Show Oct. y

Mrs. Thomas Mckay was
hostess Thursday afternoon
10 the Day Nursery club for
a 1880 o'clock luncheon. busi-
ness meeting and hriige. As
sisting her were Mesdames J..
O'Rrien Laws. Gale Forkcn-
brock. Samuel T. Couch and
Morton Gregory.
Mrs Berry suss .nd Mira Me-
KAY presided az the tshie. which
Nas eentered by an arrangement
81 autumn flowers Ars sugx
also conducted the business meet
inr
Mrs willis Nieueyer tnld about
the clubs next activity. style
show 70 h, given Oct - at weysr-
hseuser hall Since the club has
assumed the responsibility Of pay
ing for the new addition 10 the
Day Nursery. the style show will
be given As q benefit affair.
Mrs Lleweilyn Wing spoke On
the necessity for the new addition
and Mira q. r. Nyman gave q
report on . recent rummare sale.
Ten tables Of bridge we're In
play during the afternoon. with
Mrs. c NJ. shank taking the hon.
ors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Monday Club
Will Meet
Civic Group TO Hold De.
porimentsI Round Table

Mrs. Percy Creath Smith
will be hostess at 2 o'clock
NJ o n day afternoon for the
first departmental round table
discussion Of the season for
Monday Civic club. Mrs. w.
l.. Tucker, dean of ehairmen.
is presenting two department
al heads during the afternoon.
Mrs. J. II. Huntley. chairman Of
American citizenship. viii present
Mrs. J. II. Kitlsr, who Ia in charge
Of Americanism; Mrs. Llewellyn
Thomas. citizenship training; Mrs
Edward Coleman. law observance
and Mrs. w. L. Tucker, civil
service.
Mrs. William p. Gregg. chair
man of national defense. will in
troduce Mrs. Calvin Stewart
Washington State Federation Of
Woman's Clubs chairman Of ma
tional defense, who will define the
activities as outlined by the gen.
eral federation.
Mrs. Gregg has named heads Of
the designated work to be under
taken by the group as follows;
Housing, Mrs. Edward Coleman;
registration, Mrs. N. b. McNicol:
nutrition, Mrs. Edward Kennedy:
stamps and bonds. Mrs. Cora I'm
hoff; nursing, Mrs. G. II. Smith;
consumers problems. Mrs. J. II.
Huntley; conservation, Mrs. Mar
Gus Davies; recreation. Mrs. Lew
ellyn Thomas; library. Miss Bea-
triee Meddins; industry, Mrs. L. ].
Deyo; agriculture, Mrs. X. X.
Myhre; aviation organization, Mrs.
William b. Gregg.
Mrs. Smith is calling a business
meeting of all the members at 1
o'clock. In opening the club &C
tivities for the year. Mrs. Smith
assumes for the 25th time the re-
sponsibilities as president Of an
organization in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Hosts TO Il Plus Club
Friday EVENING

Twenty-one Plus Study club will
meet at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. J,
L. Boze at 4214 No. 10th ST., at s
p. m. Mrs. c. p. Miles. president,
will preside over the business
meeting. Mrs. f. II. Watts has
charge Of the study program.
Current events will be given, and
the speaker for the evening will
be DIR. Jennie NJ. Reed, formerly
of Tacoma school district. who
will talk on psychology. Visitors
will be Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Camp
bell. Refreshments will be served
by the hosts at close Of the
meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Takolah
Plans Tea
New Members 10 d
Entertained FrIdsy

New members Of Taholah
Girl Reserves will be- enter.
tanned nj = tao Friday altar.
noon from $50 until $50 n
the home of the club member.
ship chairman. Miss Frances
Peterson. S032 Pacific ave.
The young hostcsses' mother
will be her assistant.
Music for the sftsrna<u wfil ~
presented by Miss Los,iss kippss.
iiostsss~s include Misses Tinn
Gaxiiarsii. Ruth Grove. Nancy
Hanssn and Lorraine IlsssvsemphL
4 special invitation has b>sn -.
tended To hlss Mary Allies usrres.
Cir Hessrvs sseressry. and nre.
Fred johnson, Tskolsh advisor.
The purpose ~ ths affair 10 70
acquaint The ns~ members with
requirements Of The sfsanizsttea.
Committees tn ehsfss ineiu1ss
program. Dous Buck. Amy krske.
Lynne Brown. Ines Ysaeis snd
Elaine Glars refreshments. pssss
Madison. Virginia Plat. Grace Rat
iiff. Jean Weber AM Is~tsy In.
rrieksyi publicity. LILLIAN sesuiss.
Ruth hsysr. BETTY B0~srs. Mss-
wys Peterson and Donna Ward.
cleanup. Graes MequlIiAu, Lyis
Van wlnkis. RAyisns Trail and
Joy Murray.
South nssssnsf A. ClsehisU soue
viii sponsor . dance Saturday
svsnlnx In ths South Summit In
Broxefa&nf sIsiH hall
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Mrs. RothermeI, Daughter.
To Motor East

Mrs. II. w. Rothermel and her
daughter, Miss Barbara Rother-
mel, will leave by automobile Sun
day for an extended trip. They
expect to 60 as far east as Chi
sago and win return through
California cities. Kansas City
will probably be included in their
itinerary and there they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams, tr.
Caroline Fogg).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Anticipate
v. =. w. Ladies look
Forward 70 Session

Announcer emit concerning
the fall conference of the sec
ond. third and 18th districts
OF the Veterans of Foreign
Wars auxiliary Is being made
today by Mrs. Serle 0sier,
state president of the Ladies'
auxiliary. V. y. w. The con-
ference will be held in Auburn
on Sunday. Mrs. F. c. Chris
Jensen. third district presi-
dent. will be in charge of one
of the days sessions.
She will be assisted by q rep
resentative from each of the Ta-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Officer viii Make
Official Visit Friday

Tacoma court, Order or the
Amaranth, will meet Friday eve
ming in the Gothic room OF the
Masonic temple, with Mrs. c. j.
Criswell, royal matron, and Harold
Helgeson, royal patron, presiding
officers. J. Vernon Mollett, assist
ant grand lecturer, will make his
official visit TO the court at this
time. After the meeting, a social
hour and refreshments will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Rainbow Girls Meet
Saturday Evening

The meeting of Tacoma assem-
, bly, No. 2, Order of Rainbow for
AGirls. will be held Saturday eve-
ming at 7:3o in the Doric room
of the Masonic temple. Presiding
will be Mrs. Rose Leonard, mother
advisor, and Betty Heidinger, wor-
thy advisor. The meeting will be
Of interest to all members as plans
for the new term and future meet
ings will be made.
Also, plans for skating party
will be discussed. the date of which
will be announced later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

OF the pleuge groups were els
BY white csndlelight. Miss Ruth
Pauline Todd presided at the
Lambda Sigma Chi ceremony
Concurrently. Miss Betty 10 Fry
was initiated into membership
Assisting Miss Todd were Misses
Kay Copeland, Kay Furlong. Pa
tricia Davis and Kay Woods. A
theater party followed.
Pledge officers elected were Miss
Lois Moulton, president. Miss JAG
aueline Brown. vice president. and
Miss Peggy o'Connell. secretary.
Pledge mother is Miss Kay Woods.
The Delta Alpha Gamma pledg-
ing by candlelight was held in the
sorority room with Miss Virginia
Judd officiating. Assisting were
Misses Mary Ellen Peterson and
Anita Sherman. vice president.
Miss Shirley Stone vas in charge
of the traditional sorority salad
served after pledging.
Pledge officers are Miss Ruth
Albertson. president; Miss Doris
Nelson, sergeant at arms. Miss
Anita Sherman IL pledge mother
Kappa Sigma Theta girls gath
cred at the Leonard Brown home
1910 No. Steele st. Following the
ritual a Theta spread was served
Miss Audrey Albertson was in
charge. with Misses Jacquenns
Moore. Victoria Hansen and Har-
riet Cline assisting.
Misses Elinor Upper and Marion
Carson were formally initiated.
Officers Of the pledges are
President, Miss Jean Halien; vice
president, Miss Lois Rasmussen
secretary. Miss Dorothy Hager,
and sergeant-at-arrns. Miss Max
inc Lister. Miss Pegge Simpson
Will advise the group.
Kappa Sigma Theta wishe. "a
announce the pledging Of Miss
Lily norovec and Miss Betty
I Bauer.
Miss Vera Healy was In charge
Of the Alpha Beta Epsilon meeting
which vas held 81 the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx narush. 33Ia
No. Both ST Misses Betty Jane
Pyle and Kathryn Evans assisted
with the ceremony and buffet sup
per which followed.
Officers elected BY the pledges
are Miss Helen Pat BEEN. presi-
dent. Miss Anne Mccarthy. wee
president. Miss Jolifern Torgerson,
secretary. Miss Betty Lee Robsr-
son. secretary. and Mas Jean
sloop. sergeant-at-srms Alss Pa
treia Keens - their pledge mother
Officers Of the FIVE fraternity
pledge groups include sigma Zsts
Epsilon president, Bill Gregory,
yiee-presidsnt, Don Jersey; ser.
geant-st-arms. Gene Torge,t- Tom
Cross Is pledge father.
Sigma NJ CHS elected BOt
Heath. pledge president: George
Whemoff. yiee-prssident, George
Brown, secretary. and Dick Bond
Eergeant-at-arTns.
Ted johnson II Delta ri Omicron
Z pledge president with Ray Rum
mings. Don Iryin and Don MccoFt
filling the other positions. Dick
Husser II pledge father.
Glen Murray viii lead the Delta
Kappa Phi pledges. Paul DAVIS
II vice-prssident. George Lutz, see
Rotary. and Joe Sands. sergeant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
To Attend Luncheon
In Seattle

Miss Elizabeth kasson, Miss
Wilma Zimmerman, Mrs. Bessie
West and Mrs. Euniee Whitman
will motor to Seattle for the
luncheon that the Seattle Business
and Professional Women's club is
giving in the Dolly Madison tea
room at o'clock, Saturday. as the
last affair Of National Business
Women's week..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Swiss Society
To Dance Saturday

Members Of the Swiss society
viii sponsor . danes al $40 Sat
urday evening In the Bslss hall.
1904 Jefferson. Entertainment will
be provided by Miss Rslfhs Cshri
and her stars Of TonorroU." a
group Of young dancers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Herbert j. Munsons
Visit in San francisco

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert ]. Mum
son barbara Munsey), who were
married here recently. are in San
Francisco at the present time,
guests at the Cliff hotel. They
will return TO Tacoma soon 10
take up their residence in the
Dorothy apartments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Luncheon for
Many evsuss q cslsn1ee
Fer rsesms Yseh ca

Mrs. W. w. Gaudrenn Win
preside ~ the reGulnF 49,
lnr snd lancheou q the Ship
mates Of the TneuEnn foe&e
club on Monday nf(eFnoon-
lIiRhliRht II the nf{oFueun
will h he eiecfion AZ offlcorA
The remainder al lhe nfIor-
noon i 70 b spent ia tridga
r1nsi pl&ns have sp~e nn1e ~
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xsvs - Mar1~y. ors - ~ 10
s'e>rek wtth Nh e L ccqnonnA
rhssfm.n Nssevveeinne nFp ne1H9
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rhs yscns stue memoers e.
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guests vsIi ccms dvunnp1 - wnongs
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Miss LibY. Fall Bride-Elect,
HonOred at University Club
Marriage 10 Mr.. Stuart Macdonald Smith Planned
Mrs. Rothermel, Miss Roihermel Entertain Thursdsy

Parties beginning for popular young bride-elect
Miss Bette Mae Lily daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank
Lby. who in early November viii become the bride Of Mr.
Stuart Macdonald Smith Hostesses on Thursday evening
were Miss Barbara Roherme and her ssternaw. Mrs H.
Kent Rothermel. At the University Union club
Autumn flowers used the tables for dessert
bridge which the guests enjoyed before giving the bride
eacf kifche oft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Community which Plans fcs NE
Ne~ds~ Mrs Henry ncshian6
wilI pressds Musical ssieesio1s
viii b presented Representative
from the hoy Scout and oIri nsous
headquarters will sseh give . shess
taih Reverend :. J. Praitt WI
give the invocation. Ths mothers
of SIXTH grade pupils Will ~
hossssses chsirmsn far the eve
ming are Mrs.. G. A. Esdahi and
Mrs. w. rrlnsls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Enferiains Visitors
From Seattle. Yakime

Mrs. Howard V. kohr enter
tanned her sister, Mrs. Donald 4.
Colwell OF Yakima recently Mrs.
Colwell will be remembered as the
former Miss Alice Lingley. high
school teacher at KapoWsin.
Another visitor was the former
political science secretary at the
University Of Washington. Miss
Helen Hodges. who Just recently
left for New York, TO become Mrs.
Howard r. Dean. Mrs kohr will
leave shortly for Alaska.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Formal Pledging at College.
Dance at Country Club
Delta Kappa Phi. Sigma Zs's Epsilon 10 Entertain
Jointly Saturday Evening From 2 Until Il O'clock

At traditional and impressive ceremonies, sorortes and
faternes held formal pedgng their respective meet
ings Wednesday evening At the time the officers
of he nledpe uere elected
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Dash Point PIT. a. mesfs Tues
day al noon for dessert luncheon.
Following luncheon Mrs. Andrew
Furs<th viii prsssds. songs will
be sung by third and fourth Grads
students Current events viii 10
discussed. Plans concerning the
proposed hot lunches sil b. ais
eassed. Mrs Ralph Gay and Mrs
George osthout viii BE- bosssssss-
Horace Mann PIT. \. meets
Tuesday ~ . p. m. In ths sehoot
auditorium. Miss AIMS halliday
viii speak on FOR Every Child q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11

Mrs. A. W. Ray. program chair
man. has arranged the program
81 fs-minute intervals during the
afternoon. Mrs Pratt ~iil bring
welcome 10 the guests hiss
Martha Lou Faulkner viii give
reading. followed BY Miss bsv-
sriy Naubert. who viii play .
marimba soio and viii be accom-
panied by Miss beverly belfoy'
Miss 10 Ann rnsels VIII play .
piano solo and Miss Jullsns Ray
wiil give a reading. Mrs. Henry
r. salise. membership chairman,
wiil tell Of the value Of the Parent
Teacher work. Next a Lincoln
high school trio. Miss Lou,ss
Doubleday. Miss Betty N'sison
and Miss Ruth aamuelson, VII
sing = group Of songs, . cappslIa.
In closing. Mrs. Mary Nyman, of
Edison school and co-proGrsm
chairman. viii bring . message
from the teachers of the Tacoma
schools.
Special invitations have been
extended 10 Mrs. c. n. Franklin.
Mrs. Fred DeLonG. Mrs. William
Utter. Mrs. J. q Stewart. Mrs,
Morris y. Kennedy, Mrs ~. D.
Wilkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
oooid. Mayor and Mrs.. Harry y.
Cain. Miss stsiis Kellogg. Miss
Mary Jakenhsm. Mrs Herman
Nordfors. Mrs Gus Mey. Mrs. J.
E. Berry. Mrs. E. y. Lusdscksr.
Mrs. Dale J, Marble. Mrs. w. D.
colman. Mrs. r. I. pitts. Mrs.
Robert ~. Jacques. Mrs. Sadie 9.
Benson and Mrs. Walter ~ Perry.
mosDAr
Arilngtss pses~heei meets Mon
day at . p m. In the home of Mrs.
". Nelson. tots 10. Alder DR.. y.
Clifford spike will speak on Den
tai Care" Mrs. u. Nelson viii
preslde. Hos'sssss fer tns eve
ming will bs Mrs. Roy Hpoonsf
and Mrs. William rsntx.
Whitnss pseschasi meets Mon
day II .. m. In tbs kindergarten
room. Prof Robert u. Sinclair
viii speak on Happy Home es-
lstions Mrs Edward T. Bow-
man viii preside. Mrs Rsssha
oebri viii present . dame rsvisw.
Mrs. Clifford Weeks viii be host
sss. assisted BY Mrs. Clifford
Pratt, Mrs Earl Mowrsy and hrs
w. W. Louvre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-11
Card Party Friday

Gard Party Friday
The fifth IN series ~ card
soeials sponsored BY the ladies ~
st Leo's parish will be held on
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in St
Leo's new social hall Miss Helen
Steinbaeh 10 chairman.
Rising sun Spiritual church
vii sponsor a public card party
az s O'Clock Saturday evening at
the church, COS So. Fawcett.
American-Czech National All
anee is sponsoring a dance Oct. II
in Czech hall on Airport road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-08
BULCAR BANDITS
 JOINING GREEKS

Budapest, Hungary, March B. (UP)-Bands of fierce, heavily armed Bulgarian Comitadjis were reported fiocking across the frontier today to join the Greek army.
 Thousands of others of the fierce mountaineers were reported organ izing into Guerrilla groups to harry any German offensive advance through their hills in the Macedon- ian frontier region.
 First formed to fight the Turks, as bands of political partisans, the Comitadjis have remained turbulent for years and have risen frequent- y. 4.
 Now they were reported ready to aid Greece against the Germans.
 Many of them had joined the Greek army as guides and sharp shooters early in the Greek-Italian war but it was indicated that the new movement was of much more importance.
 one Mihailoff, a former leader oi the Comitadjis, was reported tc have appeared suddenly after two years in exile to organize the bands
 The Comitadjis had last been ca tive in 1884, when the Bulgarian government conducted Q campaign against them for fighting Jugosla' via in Bulgarian territory whicf Jugoslavia had acquired after thu last war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-08
JUCOSLAVIA MAY
 SIGN WITH NAZlS
Signing of Non.Aggression Treaty Next Tuesday Is
 Being RumOred

Belgrade, Jugoslavia, March 8 -- (U.P0 - Well informed quarters reported today that Jugoslavia would sign a non aggression treaty with Germany at Berlin Tuesday.
 Diplomatic quarters at the same time were prepared for a German attack on Greece at any time.
 There were indications that Ger many had given Greece a last chance to make peace with Italy and adhere to the German-1talian- Japanese alliance and that Greece had refused.
 Greece was said to be evacuating the last civilians from Thrace, in the path of German advance, and to be forming a defense line ex- tending westward from Salonika.
 Jugosalvia's acceptance of a "non-aggression' treaty with Ger many, and Q joint declaration pro- viding for closer political and econ- omic collaboration, apparently was merely e matter of arranging for the diplomatic ceremony.
 Similarly, reports from all over the Balkans, while lacking any off, cial substantiation, indicated that Germany might attack Greece at any hour, possibly starting with an airplane bombardment of Salonika.
 Budapest reported that Jugosla- via would agree to permit German forces to pour down the VardaT river invasion valley" toward Sa- lonika and move German war equip ment over its railroads)
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