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Evening star., 1941-06-22
Citizens Dedicate
Congress Heights
New Playground
Seton Durr Is Speaker
At Community Event;
EIks Boys Bond Plays

The Congress Heights playground
was dedicated by residents of the
community yesterday afternoon with
a band concert and brief speeches.
Neighbors gathered under the
huge trees they had helped save for
the community and heard Seton
Darr, president Of the newly organ
lied Municipal Assembly, warn
them not to take the gifts of gov
ernment too much for granted"
"Its time to reflect on the obli-
cations we all have to our Govern
ment," he said. I'VE are facing
perhaps the greatest crisis the Ma
ton has ever known. People are
trying to deprive us of our liberty.
It's time to think of what each one
of us can do for the Government
to show gratitude for freedom"
He emphasized to the people of
the neighborhood that Americans
were the most fortunate people on
earth.
Rich or poor" he said, "our eco
nomic condition is far better than
any the world has ever known.
So this is no occasion to lose free
dom. We must stand together as
and condemn the doc
trineS of NaziiSm, FaSciSm, Commu-
nism and other alien ways of life"
Introducing the community to its
new 3-acre park, DR.. E. E. Richard
son, president of the Congress
Heights Progressive Association, said
he had made about hundred trips
to the Capital Park and Planning
Commission" before the site was OBJ
tanned for the recreational needs of
the community. Miss E. M. TruS-
helm, principal of the Congress
Heights School, told the group that
the next step was to get playground
equipment for the park,
Other persons introduced included
Harry C. English, assistant director
of the District Community Center:
Kelly, administrative assis-
ant to the superintendent Of the Ma
tional Park Service; Mrs. w. E.
Mckenzie, vice president of the
Congress Heights Parent-Teacher
Association, and Mrs. M. A. Ma
guire, teacher in the school.
The Elks Club Boys Band played
a concert. The new park is at Ala
bama avenue and Randle place Sc.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Ordnance Graduation

The War Department announced
yesterday that the first ordnance
maintenance companies trained for
field service would be graduated
from the training center at Aber-
deem Md Proving Grounds next
Tuesday. Thirteen companies to-
falling 1,747 men have finished
courses designed to fit them for
service in maintaining and repair
ing tanks. cannon, small arms, fire.
control equipment and the like.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

uled at Fort Meade. Md. The ma
rines at Quantico, Va. will be en-
tertained at $50 and 0:3U pm.
Wednesday.
The Professor Quiz program orig
mated in 1886 on Washington Sta
tion WJSV, and soon was placed
on a network At Oils pm. Thurs
day it will be broadcast nationally
from the auditorium of the Ma
tional Press Club.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
n A Y F E v & r
a n d A ST n IA A

Science has not yet found a preparation
which will give relief TO all hay fever and
asthma sufferers. This is understandable
when one realizes that both of these condi-
tons can be caused by many things such
as pollens from flowers, weeds, perfumes,
animal hairs, improper diet, etc. However.
science has discovered that many cases Of
hay fever and asthma get amazing relief
from the administration of certain vital
food element Allo-tan. a rich source Of
this important element. gives relief to thou
sanoS of sufferers year in and year out.
Allo-tan is put up in inexpensive. easy-to
take tablets.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Four Finish Army School

Four former residents of WASH
ington have graduated from the
Quartermaster School of the War
Department in Philadelphia and
have been selected to remain there
as instructors, the War Department
announced yesterday. The four are
Second Its. Paul A. Neuland. Curtis
H, McIlnay. William j. Fedeli and
Ira F. Willard.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Prof. Quiz Entertoins
Soldiers in This Area

Radios Professor Quiz" (Craig
EarD yesterday opened at Fort
Myer, Va, series Of shows he Is
presenting for military groups In
the Washington area.
Soldiers saw three entertain
ments at Fort Myer, and shows
will be put on at 8 pm. and 8
pm. tomorrow at Fort Belvoir, Va.
At 3 pm. Tuesday a special pro-
gram will be held in the Red Cross
Building at Walter Reed Hospital,
with 8 and 9 o'clock shows sched-
Evening star., 1941-06-22

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Evening star., 1941-06-22
Church Groups Plan Cruise

The third annual moonlight cruise
sponsored by the Holy Name Society
and the Sodality of the Blessed Vir-
gin, Sacred Heart Church, will be
held on the 8. 8. Mount Vernon.
July !.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Munchuriu Burs Movies

The importation of professional
motion picture cameras and pro-
jecting equipment into Manchuria
has been made a government func-
ton,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Kreigs Obserue
 SiLUer Jubilee

MT, and Mrs, Ernest II, Krleg, of Homer Street, WaterVille, eelebrat. ed their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday at their home, and with a dinner Nt Forester Hall, in Water vile, Mir and Mrs, Krieg have one son, Lawrence E, Krieg,
 The guests for dinner were Mir, and Mrs, Lawrence Krieg, Mrs. T, Nelson, Mfr, and Mrs, Fred Siedel, MT and Mrs, Joseph CoSgrlff, Mrs Dorothy Leonard, Mrs, n, Wlghtman, Mrs, Betty Seebaeh, Geraldine, MT, and Mrs. Wm, Westwood of Water. vile, Mir, and Mrs, Robert Burke, ST, Josephine Burke, Robert Burke, Alice Majerlson, Mrs, s, MajeriSon, of Fairfield, Conn, MT. and Mrs, Fred KaSaek Sr,, MT, and Mrs, Fred Kasack, Jro Betty KaSaek. William KaSaek, Myrtle Denis, MT, and Mrs, Raymond Horteau, MT. and Mrs, Clarence Leete, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. krieg, Mir, Alex Klug, Helen K, Franks of New Haven, Conn,
 Mir, and Mrs, Julius Krieg and son Noel of Middlobury, Conn, Mir. and Mrs, AlVar Lofgren, Shirley and Carl Lofgren, Mrs, o. SVenson of Stamford Conn, MT, and Mrs, Frank Krieg, Alice Krieg, Richard Krieg of Danbury, Conn, MT, and Mrs, Lester Belts of Bethel, Conn, Mrs, Anna Me0ee, Raymond Me0ee, Mir, and Mrs, William Poehl of St, Albans, l., l., Mr. and Mrs Louis Holmes and son of Westport, Conn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Waterbury Student
 Graduate Of Shipley

At the Commencement exercises of The Shipley School Bryn MaWr Pa. to be held on Friday Miss Edith Bronson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bonnet Bronson, of 20 cliff street, will be member of the graduating class. Miss Bronson has attended The Shipley School since 1037.
 The exercises will be held !n doodhart Hall at Bryn Mawr Col- lege and the graduating class, which numbers e members will be ad- dressed by Brand Blanshard. Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy, Swarth- more College. The diplomas will be awarded by Miss Eleanor O.. Brownell, Principal of the School. The Commencement exercises will bring to close a week of gradua. ton events which began last Sun. day With the Baccalureate Service, at which A, Grant Noble, DID,, Chaplain of Williams College, ad. dressed the students.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bronson and David Bronson will attend the Glass Night activities and the Commencement exercises.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Tea Compliments Kathryn Wolff

Miss Kathryn Wolff was enter tained at Tea and Linen Shower given at the Rosanne Tavern by Miss Claire Murphy. Mrs. Richard s. Wolff and Miss Celestine Wolff presided ct the Tea Table.
 The guests included: Mrs. Joe seph Wolff Miss Grace Wolff, Miss Alice Wolff, Mrs. Margaret Dow ncy, Mrs. Mary Downey, Mrs. George Burns, Miss Peggy Sutton, Miss Jean Doran, Miss Helen Brick, Miss Mary Brick, Mrs. Leo Earring ton, Mrs. John Walsh, Mrs. John Cullinan, Mrs. Catherine Francis Mrs. James Cavanaugh, Miss Mill dred Cavanaugh, Mrs. Robert Moran, Mrs. Mary Fahy, Miss Fran ces Cassidy.
 Mrs. Cornelius Green, Miss Sue ODea, Mrs. Elizabeth Luddy, Miss Jean Kelley, Miss Mary Kelley, Mrs. stephen Kelley, Mrs. Edward Lough- rain, Mrs. Thomas Driscoll, Miss Therese Stanton, Miss Catherine Bergin, Mrs. Raymond Driscoll, Miss Margaret Lawlor, Miss Nell Lawlor, Mrs. Hugh Gallagher, Miss Rose Culllnan, Mrs. Thomas Bowling, Mrs. Mae Doran Mrs. Thomas Gilhooley, Miss Mae Lawlor, Mrs Frank Kelley, Miss Mary Bergln, Mrs. William F. Murphy.
 Mrs. Albert Flamer. Mrs. Amos O'Brien, Mrs. Vincent Downey, Miss GenevieVe Gaughan.
 Those attending from New Britain were: Mrs. w. j. Noble, Sr., Mrs. w. J. Noble, Jr., Mrs. John Riley, Mrs. Everett Noble, Mrs. W. r. Mur- phy, Mrs. J. E. R. KeeverS, Miss Helen KeeVerS, Miss Grace Murphy, Mrs. Catherine Ryan, Mrs. John Fa- gan, Mrs. John Lynch.
 Mrs. Bernard Moore of Kensing- ton; Mrs. Joseph Hannon, Bristol, Mrs. James Kelley Forest Hills, l.. l.; Mrs. Fanny Mullen, Newport, R. I.
 Wallingford guests included: Mrs. James Downey. Miss Halen Dow ney, Mrs. Edward Ferriere, Miss Kay Conroy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Coming Events

June 6--Girls club, dance iesti- val, Temple hall,
 June 6-Caspcr Davis post revue Sprague school,
 June e--Children's day, Mill Plain church.
 June to l4-EaSt End club, Mardi Gras, Hamilton park,
 June l0-Crosby senior class play, Women's club,
 June l2-Santa Maria annual banquet, The Elton,
 June l4-Chlcken and strawberry supper, First church,
 June 2l-Lithuanian Catholic dance, The Elton,
 June 2i-Martone's dance recital, Mill Plain Grange.
 June 2l--Martone Studios recital and dance. Grange hall, Mill Plain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Personal

John J, Shell, q student Nt Provi. tlenee College, Providence, R, fo Is visiting at his home on Oakhill ave- nue,
 MT, and Mrs, John MeCarthy an- neunee the birth of Q son on May 20 at St, Mary's hospital, Mrs, Me- Carthy is the former Aletta Clark,
 Miss Ella Downey of Welton street has returned after spending Q flow days In New York city,
 Eugene and Mary M, Shell Of New Haven have returned 10 their home after visiting with relatives ia this city,
 Miss Ruthmary Wall of Willow street, a senior at DreXel Institute, will receive q certificate for Serv- lee on the Women'S Student Gov ernt Association Board,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Garden Party Fetes
 Miss Helen McMahon

Miss Helen McMahon was the guest of honor yesterday at Q gar- den party given by Mss Leona Keavaney ct her home on Bunker Hill avenue. Miss MeMahon is rec tirlng from her position as secrc- tary to Joseph P. Kennedy, prin. eipOl of Wilby high school,
 Miss Georeianna Clark and.Miss Theniee Powers presided Nt tho tea table.
 The guests ineluded: Miss Alma Eaton, Miss Thenice Powers, Miss Catherine Ryan. Miss Geneva Page, Miss Ceeile Jackson, Miss Kathleen darren, Mss Elizabeth Haven, Miss GeorgiannG Clark, Miss Kathleen Fitzgerald, Miss Agnes Marron. Miss Ethel Baird, Mrs. Priscilla Baird, Miss Helen Moore, Miss Miriam Rhodes, Miss Louise Kennedy, Miss Mary Murphy, Mrs. W. D Talcott, Miss Ethel Keaveney, Miss Marie McMahon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
CHURCH PLANNING
 FOURTH PROGRAM
Bunker Hill July CeIebra. ton Committee Named
 for Annual Observance

The Bunker Hill church outlined plans for the celebration of Fourth of July Monday night at supper meeting at which committeeman and canvassers received instructions for the celebration.
 Addresses were made by Judge Patrick Healey, Capt. William Dill lon and Raymond Page to the gath ering. Albert Loeffler, general chair man, presided at the supper meeting,
 Various committees were chosen for the dedication of the sanctuary of the Bunker Hill Church which will take place in the early autumn,
 The general committee includes Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, Rev, W, Moreton Owen, William B. Curtis and Mrs. Robert w. Dennison.
 Other committees are as follows; Church building committee. Frank E. Hess; program, Leon French, Miss Ethel Keavaney and Harold Ford; reception. Fred Hoadley; invitation, Mrs. Albert Loeffler: entertainment, Mrs. Russel DeBaun: music, Cyril Cross; decoration. Mrs. Margaret Croft; special gifts, Walter Childs; historian, Mrs. w. T. Leggett; Sum day school, Miss Ella Doherty: Young Peoples society, Alden Brown: manual, Clarence Bartlett; publicity, Mrs. A. N. Colgrove.
 The Fourth of July committee will meet Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Linen Shower
 Honors Bride
--Borman photo.

Mrs. William r, Carpenter, the former Louise Spellman, was the guest of honor at a linen shower giv- on last evening by Mrs. John Shea Of Lockhart avenue.
 Those attending were; Mrs. Charles Butterly of Bethlehem, Mrs. Edgar Dwyer, Mrs. George Deg nan, Mrs, Mary Graph, Mrs. Dennis Mccarthy. Mrs. r, Schumm, Mrs, Sterling Peck, Mrs. Harold Shea, Mrs, D. Prank Murnane, Mrs. Ray mond DuVal, Mrs. William Barron, Mrs. William Foley. Mrs. William Hyland, Mrs. Mae Parker, Mrs. Wil- liam Pendy, Mrs. Harry Carpenter, Mrs. c. r. Shove, Mrs. Gordon Whitaker, Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs Raymond Shove.
 Mrs. Katherine Zibell, Mrs. Emil Mark, Mrs, Henry A. Hayden, Mrs Ellen Barron, Mrs, Rose Foley, Miss Gertrude Foley, Miss Josephine Dow ney, Miss Marguerite Shea, Miss Hazel Peck, and Mrs. Sydney Vail,
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 The English lavender plant fur nlshes the best lavender oil In the world,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Weddings
Weddings
LAMIToLA 7 sCHAEFFRR

AffaAFAA AVAfh gOAhAAA1R VI GAS
 Miss Dorothy Marie schaefEer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gerulis of Rosemort avenue, be- came the bride of Thomas Dominic Labitola, son of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Larnitola Of Pine street on May 30.
 Rev. Benedict Gauronskas per- formed the ceremony at 0 o'clock at St. Joseph's church with Miss Helen Vaitekaitis as maid of honor, and Edward Yuserski as bestman. During the nuptial Mass, Miss Adele Gre. blunas rendered Ave Maria"
 The bride, who was escorted to the altar by her step-father, wore white chiffon gown with gathered bodice, full sleeves, and long full skirt. A Juliet cap of seed pearls fastened her fingertip veil. She car- ried prayer book marked with or- chidS and a shower of lilies of the valley.
 The frock of the maid of honor was Of blue chiffon with lace. She wore 6 leghorn hat with blue vel- vet ribbon, and carried 6 colonial bouquet.
 The mother of the bride was dressed in c black and white print with white accessories, and . cor- sage Of sweet peas. The Rroonls mother wore black and white print with black accessories, with sweet pea corsage.
 Over two hundred guests from New York, Waterbury and Penn sylVania attended the reception at Green hall. The couple left for q trip to New York, the bride travel. ing in 6 pink suit with brown and white accessories.
 Upon their return MT. and Mrs, Lamitola will reside at 42 Manhan street. The bride is a graduate of Wilby high school, the groom of Crosby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
St. Maj argdret Holds Graduation
--Borman photo.

The commencement exercises Of St, MargOret'S school took place yesterday morning at the Nudi- terium of St, Johns parish house, Rt, Rev, Frederick C., Dudlong, Episcopal bishop of Connecticut, presented forty students with diplomas,
 William Lyon Phelps, professor emeritus of Yale, delivered an ad- dress on tho fundamental truths In the arts, particularly in poetry. He was introduced by Horace Taft founder of the Taft school, Ger mans "0rpheuS With His Lute" and RubnStein's "VeieeS of the Woods" were rendered by tho student body
 Tho graduates include: Elizabeth Frances Barber, Glare Jean Bartlett Enid Dorothy Belden, Elizabeth Henger Bevans, Constance Mayhew Bradford Esther Duke Budlong, Margaret Carpenter, Susan ReheeeN Chittenden, Barbara Marion Coon, Jean copp, Betty Jane Dubois, Vir. einia EmmenS, Jean EXten, Mary Anna FalerSi, Lois Bates Fenton, Virginia CNSe!man Fish, Kathleen. Fit2.dibbon, DurSilla Nettleton Ford, Ann Maynard Fuller, Claudia Elizabeth Haines, Judith Higgins, Audrey Lord Kemp, Mary Walker KmgShury, Marcia Lane, Janet Mae- Deugal, Jane Chefney Manning, Dorothy MeCollum, Jean Menetrey, Eve Mink, Nancy Morton, Lois Lucille Peterson, Ruth Elizabeth Phillips, Donna HerSey Ripley, Carol Hart Rippere, Virginia Robertson, Ann Fuller ShepardSen, Barbara Van Do Water, Nancy Williams, Grace Wilson and Peggy Jane Wynn,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Personal
BridoL Tea For Bernice Hdckett

Miss Bernice HNckett was enter. tained on Sunday afternoon with a tea and shower given by her aunt Mrs, Thomas P, Kelly. A beautiful floral and bridal eenterplece con. Nlsting of Q complete bridal party with silver slipper favors and min. Ature vases of calla lilies decorated the Tea Table,
 Four generations of the Hackett family attended, including Patrick II, Hackett, formerly of East Main street, his son, Henry; the lRtter's daughter, Mrs, Arthur Walllnger and her son, Arthur, Jr. of Cheshire,
 The wedding of Miss Hackett to Francis Nolan will take place on June IA at the Church of the Sacred Heart,
 The guests were: Misses Rather. inc, Helen and Jane Tracy, Peggy Wallinger of Cheshire, Helen Dillon, Frances Reilly, Mary Dooling, Kaths erine and Helen Malone, Mary Troy, May ORourke, Mae Howard, Dol ores Muccino, Bertha Ieary, Mar. garet Tracy, Margaret Emerson, Ed. wilma Lynch, Mrs, Edward Tierney, Mrs, William Legge.
 Mrs. George Nolan, Jr, Mrs, James Nolan, Mrs, stephen Borowy, Mrs, M, Zucca, Mrs, James Whelan, Mrs, Michael Crean, Mrs, John Dii. lon, Mrs, George Nolan, Mrs. Ter rance Coughlin, Jr., Mrs, James Haekett, Mrs, Charles Surgener, Mrs. Francis Mcdonald, Mrs, Michael J, Galuilo, Mrs, Joseph A, Haekett, Mrs. Charles Adams, Mrs, Jane 0ireh, Mrs, John Reilly, Mrs, John r, Corden, Mrs, Frank Martin,
 Mrs. Florence Corelen, Mrs, VII. liam Lackey, Mrs, Arthur Walllnger of Cheshire, Mrs, Timothy Lynch, Mrs, Margaret McLelland, Mrs, Nor. man 0rabow, Mrs. Benjamin LaVal- lee, Mrs. Mary M, Tracy, Mrs, Bel inda M. Tracy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Sc. George Daughters
 Installed Officers

District deputy, Mrs, Edith Ken ney of Naugatuek was the pfe- siding officer la charge Of the in- stallation of officers Nt Q meeting last night of tho Daughters of St, George at Mechanics hall, At the conclusion Of the meeting re- freshmentS were served,
 New officers are; Junior past president, Mrs, Edith Redlngs first conductor, Mrs, Ada Ferguson, secs ond conductor, Mrs, Mary Walker; inside guard, Mrs, Alec Robertson; outside guard, Mrs, Helen White,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
WIN0NA REBEKAH

There will be a rehearsal at o'clock this evening of all Wlnona Rebekah Officers and degree char 0eters, There will Do e rehearsal for the Guards at o'clock. All arc urged to attend as this is the final rehearsal prior to the Initiation on June II, at which the Grand As- sembly will be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Graduate Nurses Club Elected NetU Officers

The annual election of officers ot the Graduate Nurses Club was held last evening at tho club rooms, Those named include. president, Miss Elizabeth Somers' viee-presi- dent, Mrs, Alice Jackson; treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Kirk; secretary, Miss Florence Anderson, Miss Somers and Miss Strong were hoSteSses at the dinner which preceded the bus mess meeting,
 Miss Ida Treat of Wilson Street will entertain the group at q picnic at her home on June IT, This will conclude the terms activities.
 Among the members from this vicinity who will attend the meet Ing of tho new board Of directors of the Connecticut State Fecera- ton of WoMen'S Clubs tomorrow In Hartford are Mrs. Frederick c, Marggraff, Waterbury, director; Mrs, John D. Coombs, Woodbury; second vice-president; Mrs. Luth- CT J, Potter, Terryville, Lltchfield county vice-president; Mrs, Tertius Van Dyke, Washington, director; Mrs. Harry l.. Lyman, New Preston, director and Mrs, Clifford A. Tem- pie Of Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLIlR
-orleohio photo,

Scorers In tho Tuesday evening tournament under the direction of Mrs, J, c, Meriarty were; Mrs, Arthur draSSe, Mrs, Lewis Green blatt, l3Sia; William Cleary, Fritz Wagner, ls6; east.weSt, Thomas Ed. wards, Henry Daly, iS4; David Seully, Mrs, B, J, Nelson, i4i,
 The official standing Is, Mir, Ee- wards, Mir, Daly, SIS; Mir, Seully, Mrs, Nlelson, b07'a; Mir, Kelly, Mir, Mitchell, sol; Mrs, Johnson, Mrs, GeraghtS, Ae0ip,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Engagements
KEYSER-AUSTIN

MT, and Mrs. Henry J. Austin of 62 Coolidge Ave, announce the en- gagement and coming marriage oi their daughter Helen Marie to MT. and Mrs. Albert James Keyser son of Mrs. Violet Keyser of 372 West Grove St, Tho wedding will take place on June 2sth at Q o'clock at tho Blessed Sacrament Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
TIRST CnIiRCM TEA

The annual silver tea of the First Church will Do held today rom ( to 8 o'clock at the home of Miss Mar gery Hayden of 70 Pine street, Pro. ceeds will be donated to the fund for redecorating the church parlors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
MIDDLEBURY WOMEN

The Mlddlebury Women's Demo- cratic Club will hold q dinner meet- Ing at Lift-The-Latch Inn, Middle bury, tomorrow evening, June 5, at ' o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
FOOD SALE

The Junior Choir of St. Paul'g Methodist Church will hold an ali day Food Sale tomorrow, June s, at Grleve. Bisset & Hollands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04

Not a brainchsld of the goth cen- tury is the alrplane; the idea was born more than 1000 years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-04
Hopeville Welfare
 Committee To Meet

The regular monthly meeting Of tho Welfare Committee of tho Hope. vile Community Club will be held Thursday evening at the home of Miss Mary MaSzarella, South Main street, Mrs Joseph Monerat, chair man, will preside at the business meeting, Plans will be made for the annual banquet Of tho group at this time and all members arc urged to be present,
 Mir, and Mrs, Michael Mccormack of Walnut street announce the birth of a daughter, Mary Catherine, on May 23 at St, Mary's hospital, Mrs, Mccormack Is the former Mary Guerrera, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Anthony Guawera Of Walnut street
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eenses have been MADE with the
county auditor bv Robert :
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Fl. Lewis Cycle
Rider Is Killed

Apparently losing control Of a
motorcycle he was riding wednes-
day night. Pvt Rudolf r. Flnns.
81. Co. b, 18th Inf. Fort Lewis.
crashed into a car driven by Roy
Gentry Of Olympia. sustaining
fatal injuries.
According to q report made BY
the state highway patrol. the
accident occurred about 80 p. m.
on the old Olympia Tacoma high
way near Lodge Springs, In Thur
ston county. Pstrolmsn Rigg
took the injured soldier to the
Station hospital at Fort Lewis.
where he died Of skull fracture
and shock at 1913 p. m.
Pvt. Finne was the first Wash
ington resident indicted under the
Selective Service Act to lose his
life at Fort Lewis, and the first
selectee to meet violent death
Two others have succumbed from
natural causes. The young soldier
Was called into service from Sc
attic, being passed by King County
Board No. 8. and indicted Feb. 81.
this year. He had reached the age
Of FL only Oct. IL last year
Hibbins. MINI, was Pvt. Finne's
birthplace. He 10 survived by
three brothers In Seattle. Elke,
George and Eli. Mellingsr's fu-
neral home will announce the ar
rangements for the final rites.