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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

$3.50 DOWN, PRICE Sl.275-NEw HOMES
See model. 1914 Van Born road At Pei
ham.-Dearborn Township. SEN srtI.
Cadillac 42i9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
CHRYSLER EMPLOYEES

Wordsworth and Claiming. u mile north
y Eight Mile. - blocks east OF Wood
ward six models available soon 81, ea5 up.
LESS THAN A DOLLAR A DAY KEEPS
THE RENT MAN AWAY.
FRANK j. ASIAN co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

COLoRED-Harding Ave; two-nAt, D
rooms each, separate Easements: 2 hot
air furnaces; 2-ear garage: $500 down.
Alonzo Hall, 1903 Broadway. Cadillac
2010 TIE l-2l27
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
DEARBORN

West Dearborn. GRINDLEY PARK. 2205-
22Sl: new Broom homes almost ready TO
occupy, tie and insulated only S4i4O,
$500 including lots and mortgage cost
See them today. open.
NOEL & KRE1GE
Z I 80 Chaaa Rh nearhnrn Or nIRn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

AUBURN. esOs-Near Warren w; income.
down. 5 up, and alley house; 50. 100,
$500 down. OR. 5447.
DEARBoRN-5-l; double garage. large
lot; excellent condition. Owner, orsgos
17lT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

ToYNToN BROWN CO
1ssO5 Grand River We. b-123
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

LAYTON, mr.. Warren-s-rm. frame: new
roof; reconditioned throughout. Garages.
81 $50 $40 mo M Brand. HO $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

COLoRED-North OF Blvd, near Wood
ward; brick terrace, rooms each; sep
arate basement: two steam plants: 2-car
garage. $1,000 DOWN NonZo Hall, 1908
Broadway. Cadillac 20i0. TIE. l-2i27.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

CoLORED-Beautiful stucco s-room on
Harmon ave; two best buys yet offered f;
Rosedale, near Woodward; $500 down
ideal home, 2-car garage. kenilworth-
John r.: $500 down; 4-famly apt. fur
nished; 50. 900. Bargains like these do not
last. Charles Jones Realty. MA. 9063.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

MAIN Six-Mile road sec.-6-room; sGteam
heat: small down payment. Alonzo Hall.
1908 Broadway. Cadillac 20i0. TIE. 1-2l27.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
NeO Rochelle
 Elects Officers

The Waterbury chapter of New Rochelle AlumnAe held a dinner last nlRht at oakdale Tavern In Wal. lingford. During the business meet. ing officers for the coming term were elected. They included: presl. dent Miss Mary Schmidt, re.elect. cd, vice e.presldent, Miss Edna liar. mons treasurer, Miss Ruth Barry secretary, Miss Kathleen Hurley, program chairman, Miss Marian KeAne; publicity chairman, Mrs. Fred 0unlrano. The executive com. mlttee will be nominated by the of. flcers Ia the near future,
 Miss Ruth O'Connor, Q graduate of the Glass of iVAi at the College, was received into the Alumnae last evening. Miss Imelda Oronan, who is to Do married In the near future, was presented with Q gift from the organization,
 The members present were Miss es Mary Schmidt, Edna Harmon, Ruth Barry, Kathleen Hurley, Mar. ian Keane, Ruth o'connor, Mrs Fred Quatrano, Misses Helen Doran, Mary Mulchay, Mary Casey, Marian Ryan, Margaret Rabbott, Betty Con. iieheady, Eleanor Kelly, Kathleen and Isabelle Phelan, and Loretta Parker
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Alice Gust0EsOn
 Guest At Shower

Mrs. Malcolm K. Palmer of corn. wall Avenue entertained at her home with Q miscellaneous and greenbaok shower In compliment to Miss Alice QustAfson of Walnut Street, who is to be married on June 2i Co Raymond Palmer.
 Decorations in the living room were carried out in Q pink and blue motif, around large wedding bell, The refreshment table had Q center- piece of . wedding cake surrounded with candles and white flowers.
 The guests included Mrs. Ethel Hadley, Mrs. Doris 0ustafson, Mrs. Doris Blanchard, Mrs. Ruby Meier, Mrs, Arlene Anderson, Mrs, Gladys Pearson, Mrs. Florence Gibbons, Mrs. Edith Anderson, Mrs. Virginia Palmer, Mrs. Mildred Howe, Mrs. Jennie Teest, Mrs, Emma Hunstone, Mrs, Eileen Clausen, Mrs. Viola Brown, Mrs. Doris strom, Mrs. '. Elnar Kron, Mrs, Anna Qustafson, Mrs. Emma Swanson, Mrs. Nan Swanson, Mrs. Mae Swanson, Mrs. Viola D. Palmer, Mrs. Mary Palmer, Mrs. Astrid Palmer, Mrs, Carl Craw. ford.
 The Misses Doris Palmer, Helen Ross, Edith 0rahn, Esther Ericsson, May fsaacson, Hilda Nelson, Gladys Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Olga Ben- son, Alice 0ustafson, Florence Crawford, Alice Crawford,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Weddings
MTTCHELL.BARTBEAULT

At Q o'clock yesterday morning Miss Claire Irene Baribeault, daugh- ter of Alfred E. Baribeault of Cir- cular Avenue was married to O. John Mitchell of Thompsonviile, son of MT. and Mrs. John L. Mitchell.
 Rev. Francis Murphy performed the ceremony at Q o'clock at the Church of sS. Peter and Paul, and also celebrated the nuptial Mass, Miss Helen M. Bredow attended her cousin, with Thomas Symth Of Thompsonville, G cousin of tho groom, as bestman.
 The bride wore Q gown of white neon crepe, with c lace bodice hav- Ing bishop sleeves, Insertions of lace adorned the full skirt. Her fingertip veil was fastened by Q tiara of seed pearls, She carried white roses with Stephanotis.
 Tho yellow neon crepe gown of the maid of honor, was appliqued in lace, the fitted bodice having short puffed sleeves. A tiara of gardenias held her green shoulder veil. She carried pale yellow roses with baby's breath.
 A reception for the bridal party and members of the immediate fam ilies followed at the Weather Vane In Hamden. When leaving for a trip the bride wore e silk gabardine suit of beige with reseda green acces. Sories.
 Mrs, Mitchell is 6 graruate of the Waterbury Catholic High School, MT. Mitchell Is on alumnus of En. field High school, and Holy Gross College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Personal
Gifts Presented
 Doris McKenn0

Miss Doris McKennA, who is be-. lng married on June % to Francis Kreger was tendered a surprise miscellaneous shower Monday even- ing by her sisters, Mrs. John Breen and Mrs. Frederick Milton. Miss McKenne' received many beautiful gifts,
 Those attending were the Misses: Ann Jane Bollard, Josephine Egan, Carolyn Navarro, Ester Stewart, Margaret Coffey, Lurene Zelgler, Louise Mauthe, Beatrice CEinRus, Billy Barrett, Ida Lunny, Catherine Egan, Lucille DiModugno mad the Mrs. Irving Robinson, Mrs. Patrick Costella, Mrs. A. Green, Mrs, Philip Kropp, Mrs. o. A. shannahan, Mrs. May Donahue, Mrs, l.. Keaveny, Mrs. Mary Blum, Mrs. James Maher, Mrs. Charles Cooke, Mrs. Michael Moran, Mrs. Ivan Milton, Mrs. Frank Kre. ger, Mrs. Viola Gage, Mrs. Eugene Fennlmore, Mrs. Fred Alcott, Mrs. Ralph Coluccl, Mrs. Walter Bagley, Mrs. Paul Demers, Mrs. Andrew De. CRpua, Mrs. John Blacker, Mrs, Lloyd Hallock, Mrs. Howard Cham. berlain, Mrs. Albert Duchesneau, Mrs. Francis Mcxenna, Mrs. Mi- chael McKenna, Mrs. John Breen, Mrs. Frederick Milton, Mrs. George P. Brown and Mrs. Herbert Roberge from Torrtngton.
 Miss McKenna was also given Q party ct Harmon's by her co-workers Rt the Lux Clock Go. recently, ct which time she received complete Bet of Pyrex and kitchen utensils.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

In Q setting of white peonies,
 roses and palms which decor ated the altar of the Church of St, Vincent Ferrers in Brooklyn, New York, Miss Attracta F, Mur- ray of Prospect Street, this city, daughter of Mrs. James Murray and the late James J, Murray of Brooklyn, became the bride of Francis T. Hennessey, son of MT, and Mrs, Thomas Hennessey of Oak Street, Waterbury.
 Reverend John 0ilroy perform ed the ceremony ct B;30 o'clock this morning, with Miss Mildred Hennessey, Q sister Of the groom, as maid of honor, and James J. Malone of Brooklyn, q brother. in.law of the bride, aS bestman, During the nuptial Mass special organ program was played, with Professor Richard Burns singing Ave Maria" and Mother Dear, o Pray for Me-.
 The bride wore @ redingote en- semble of shell pink crepe with Q Bongaline picture hat, and 0 cor- sage of orchids.
 The frock of the maid of honor was poudre blue romainc crepe with pink and blue accessories, She wore a blue picture hat and carried Talisman roses,
 The mother of the bride was dressed In navy blue crepe with n corsage of gardenias, The groom's mother wore navy blue lace with c gardenia corSage.
 The members of the bridal party and immediate families attended a breakfast at the Hotel Granada In Brooklyn, from which tho couple left for an unannounced wedding trip.
 The bride travelled In R heaven ly blue ensemble with white ac- cessorieS,
 Mrs. HennesSey Is a graduate Of Barnard College, and Columbia University. She Is bacteriologist for the City of Waterbury. MT, HennesSoy is an alumnuS Of St, Bonaventure College, Clean, N, r., and Is affiliated with the Chase Brass and Copper Company,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Miss Florence Lyons
 Honored at Parties
Studio

Miss Florence Lyons of tho Wa. terhury Hospital was entertained by her sister, Mrs. Joseph dutowski, at the home of their mother in New Britain. The brlde-elect was pre-. sented with many lovely gifts from the guests who attended from New Britain, Waterbury and Kingston, N. r.
 Mrs, Donald King of Berlin also feted Miss Lyons. Tier guests in. cluded Misses Patricia King, Nancy sheehy, Katherine Reilly, Dorothy Casey, Katherine FitgsimmonS, Madeline Cronan, Louise Reuter-, Mrs. Frank Reilley, Mrs. George Cassidy md Mrs, Robert Duley.
 Mrs, Harold Schofield of Nauga- tuck gave a party at her home for Miss Lyons. Her guests included tho nurses of the Waterbury Hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Friends Entertain
 Miss Helen Austin

Mrs, Rebeeea Shaw, Mrs. Anthony pereslta, Mrs. Robert Archamhault, and Mrs. Lester Markham enter. talned at a currency shower In honor of Miss Helen Austin.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Violet Kuper, Mrs, Henry Austin, Gertrude Austin, Margaret Austin, Mary Aus. tin, Mrs, Gertrude Murphy, Marion Austin, Mrs. Katherine Austin, Mrs. Ida Malltf, Mrs, Lillian Murphy, Mrs. James Kuper, Dorothy Pen. sentl, Helen Pensenti, Mrs. Agnes Dunn, Mrs. George Schmidt, Mrs, John Riddle, Mrs, Edward Powell, Mrs, Arthur Austin, Mrs. Joseph Hayes, Mrs. J. Caulneld, Mrs. Caro. line darthwait, Mrs. Rose drenler, Mrs. Walter Colo, Mrs. Martin Ker. win, Jrp Mrs Maloney, Mrs, Mur. rican, Mrs. Mary Wilson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Miss Marion Mobile
 Has Personal ShoWer

Miss Irene Charette entertained with a personal shower In honor Of Miss Marion Mobile, who is to be married to Guy Charette on June 2i
 Those present were; Mrs, Ray Lombardo, Mrs, Hatie Wright, Mrs, Bud Charette, Mrs. Fred Eastwood, Mrs. Peter Charette, Mrs, Mary Mo- bile, Mrs Morris Charette, Mrs, Delvina Charette, Mrs. Grace Blair, Mrs. John Caputo.
 The Misses Irene Charette, Tina dreblunas, Toni Knapik, June Wright, Dorothy Haigh, Adelaide Haigh, Jean dugliotte, Carmen Fri. chette and Ann Eriehette.
 Mir. and Mrs, William Damlani East Main street announce the birth Of e son. Gary William on June s At St. Mary's hospital. Mrs. Dam. ianl is the former Lillian Hurburt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Personal

Mrs. Hilda Rosevear of Wildemere avenue is convalescing at her home after being e patient at St. Mary's hospital.
 MT. and Mrs, Armand St. Ger. main have returned from their wed- ding trip in Vermont and Canada, and are now at home at 34 West biberty street. Mrs. St. dermain is the former Miss Aurore GoSselin Of Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Milton W. Goss of Columbia boulevard are registered at Wse New Weston in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Con,naiittee Plans
 Girl Scout Program,

Every Girl Scout of the city has an opportunity to Do busy all sum mor long ir order that she may have a good time and may learn something at the same time. The Program Committee under tho di- rection of Mrs. Albert Hermann wil lbe gin their summer program at the Girl Scout Office on Monday, June 2S, for six weeks session, The committee Is offering Arts and Crafts on Monday under the direc. ton of Mrs. Robert Johnson. First Aid will be given on Tuesday morn- ings under the direction of Miss Florence Turnbull and the Singer Sewing Machine Company will co- operate In giving lessons for girls on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ct the company offices, Reglstra- tionS are being received ct the Girl Scout offices.
 Among the guests who attended the strawberry dessert bridge spon- sored by the Women's Get Together Club of the Third Congregational Church were:
 Mfr. and Mrs. Erskine Russell, Mfr. and Mrs. William Wood, Mrs. Wal ter Robinson, Mrs. John Moriarty, MT. and Mrs. William Weston, Mrs. W. M. Phillips, Mrs. Edwin Wells, Mrs, Paul Peterson, Mrs. Orla Randall, Mrs. Harold Rogers, Mrs. Otto Drurnm, Mrs. Harvey Cady, Mrs. Paul Vande Bogart, Mrs. Howard Pitcher, Harry R. Cady, Howard Pitcher, Mrs. Amelia Ro- inanauskas, Mrs. Joe Anderson, Mrs. Philip Schneider, Mrs. Ray inond Voegtlin, MT. and Mrs. Henry Vollers, Mrs. P. J. Hamm, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. J. w. Gardner, Mrs. r. M. Wilson, MT. and Mrs. Albert Harrs, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Smith.
 Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. Harold L. Fogg, Mrs. Andrew L. Rodia, Mrs. Howard Stahl, Mrs. James Mcclellan, Mrs. Henry Light, Mrs. R. Wilkins, MT. and Mrs. 0. c. Turney, Mrs. Howard L. Holcomb, Mrs. William Kirschbaum, Mrs. Arthur Nichols, Mrs. Walter John son, Mrs. Henry L. Tooker. Mrs. Herman Valentine, Mrs. William Barnes, Mrs. Prank Judson, Mrs. Gomer Lewis and Mrs. George Knowles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Pre.Nuptial Parties
 For Theresa Dasniani

Miss Theresa Damianl was the guest of honor ct c personal show. CT given recently by Miss Mary Palo.
 The guests included; Mrs. Dom- chic TeSta, Mrs, Bart Damlani, Mrs. Domenic zappone, Mrs, Jose phlne Zlbelll, Mrs. Anthony Dam. lani Mrs. Henry Paquette, Mrs, Joseph Damiani, Mrs. Michael Ci- arlegllo, Mrs, c. Palo, Miss Marie DeMatteis, Miss Violet Capone, the Misses Candita, Carmola, Mary and Rae Palo, Mss Theresa Damiani.
 Miss Damlanl was also feted with Q currency shower. Those attend Ing were;
 Mrs. Joseph Dam!ani, Mrs. An. thony Damiani, Mrs. Nicholas Zap. ponce Mrs. Alfonso Calo, Mrs Daniel Baritone, Mrs. Jean Lom- bardl, Mrs. Josephine Moratto, Mrs, Sam Plstelli, Mrs. Mary Mielc, Mrs. Charles zGppone, Mrs, An- geline zappone, Mrs. Frank Chris- topher, Mrs. Salvatore PaternoS- ter, Mrs. Mamie Capozzi, Mrs, Marianna DiLeya, Mrs. Nicholas Licese, Mrs. R. Aneili, Mrs. An- thony Vespoll, Mrs. Robert SuoS. 70, Mrs. D'Amico Mrs. Patsy Rose, Mrs. Frank duzzardl, Mrs, Augus- the Moratto, Mrs, Angelo 1'riano, Mrs. NunZio Parente, Mrs. Flor enee DElia, Mrs. Michael DaVersa, Mrs. Maria DeBone, Mrs. Leonard Dllancia Mrs, Edith Furfaro, Mrs, AlbinA Russo.
 Mrs. Mary sciaretta, Mrs. Jo- seph DiMarla, Mrs. Julia Dicapua, Mrs. Lucy Dodrado, Mrs. Jennie Qalante, Mrs, Anthony Den2e, Mrs. Joseph Vacearo, Mrs. Florence Pe- tro, Mrs. Nancy Saba, Mrs. Ethel Haddard, Mrs. Lucy Valerie, Mrs. Josephine DiPrimio, Mrs. A. Eman- uel, Mrs. Emily LaPorta, Mrs, An. thony Zarlllo, Mrs. Maria DaVerSo, Mrs. A. Y. Lombardi, Mrs. Michael Mlchelli, Mrs. John Testa, Mrs. John Rocco, Mrs. Henry Paquette, Mrs. Arthur Palombo, Mrs. Marie Place, Mrs. Joseph Daverso, Mrs. A. Somma, Mrs. Anthony Pho, Mrs. Christine Parente, Mrs. Lin- do DaMieis.
 Mrs. Andrew Morea, Mrs, William Verderame, Mrs. Prank Russo Mrs. Salvio, Mrs. Sophie Ho- dorski, Mrs. Mary Testa, Mrs. Prank Verrastro, Mrs. Patsy Deldaizo, Mrs. Carmela DeiMella, Mrs. Adeline Lee gassey, Mrs. Susie DeNegri, Mrs. Pic Cantoni, Mrs. Frank duerrmera, Hrs. John I2zi, Mrs. Florence Fusco, Mrs. Josephine Lisella, Mrs, Fred Jolly, Mrs. Joseph Daversa, Mrs. Jo. seph Barbina, Mrs. Anna zabara, Mrs. Emil daugler, Mrs. N. Sciarra, Mrs. Angelo Manzolino, Mrs. Bart Damiani.
 Mrs. Eleanor Algei, Mrs. Joseph Guerrero, Mrs. Jake Buonone, Mrs. DeN1attels, Mrs, Josephine DaMicis, Mrs. Connie DeBarba, Mrs Margaret Vitone, Mrs. Anthony Moratto, Mrs. Sylvia Longo, Mrs. Dan Zibello, Mrs Recchia, Mrs. Michael Mrs. Varlese, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Josephine Penta, Mrs Eva Verdarame, Mrs. Margaret Verderame, Mrs. Capone, Mrs. Rose Petro, Mrs. Joseph Cirello, Mrs, Angeline DiCarlo, Mrs. William Damiani
 Misses Mary Palo, Agnes Coakley, Maria Cappetta, Rae Palo, Polly Accardi, Irene DaMicis, Mary di- gante, Rose Recchia, Santa Cic- canelli, Josephine Baritone, Minnie Laone, Helen Leguminas, Nancy Angie Pastore, Jennie Pa .ernoster, Rose Travisano, Violet Ca- pone, Emma Capone, Rose Colone,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Mrs. Joseph Daske
 Entertained at Home

Mrs, Joseph Y. Daske Of Middle bury entertained with bridge party at her home recently.
 Her guests included Mrs. Albert A. Martinson, Mrs, Leslie W. Young, Mrs. Arnold J. Monroe, Mrs, Thom W. Corby, Mrs, Perry r, White, Mrs Frank A, Bowes, Mrs, William J. Moriarty, Mrs. Orla A. Randall, Mrs Robert IT. watkins, Mrs, Edward r, Leonard, Mrs, Alice Kutger, Mrs, George Lasky, Mrs. stephen Met- cafe, Mrs, Wilbur A. Larson.
 Mrs. Wendell L. Cross, Mrs, I'd. ward Wall, Mrs Adolph W, English, Misses Margaret M. Downey, Fran ces M. Kane and Elizabeth Stier,
 High scorers were made by Mrs, Perry White, Mrs. Edward Leonard and Mrs. Edward Wall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Graduation Party
 Al Malaspino Home

MT. and Mrs. Joseph Malaspino entertained last night with 6 grad. uation party for Domenic and An- thony Malaspino.
 The guests included Mrs. Angelina Bo2zuto, MT. and Mrs. Prank Cam bino, MT. and Mrs. John Ciancinilli and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Colucci, MT. and Mrs. Philip Russo md daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Di Blase, MT. and Mrs. Patsy Ma rano, Mrs. Emil DiMichele, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Terradura, MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Deldrosso, MT. and Mrs. Prank Divito, MT. and Mrs. Paul Hlnman, Helen Caruslllo.
 Louis Colucci, Dorothy Garafola, Joseph Rossl, Lillian darafola, John Garafola, Jr,, Mrs. Loretta darafola, Ricci Qarafola,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CLUB

The Tuesday evening tournament under the direction of Mrs. J, c. Moriarty closed with party at the Chase Country Club. Tho winners were: Thomas Edwards, Francis Daly, 78b; David scully, Mrs, E. J. Nelson, 7b7; Vincent Kelly, Newell Mitchell, 7i7; Mrs. Franklin John. son, Mrs, Frank deraghty, 7i5,
 Last evenings scorers were: north- south, Dr, Edgar Adams, Frank Driscoll, i34; Miss Kathleen shana- han, Mss Maureen Cleary, i33Is ; enst.weSt, Thomas Edwards Prank Daly, i48h; Herman Rehm, Mrs James Walsh, i34IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
IRISH. AMERICAN

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Irish- American Social Club today announced postponemont Of Its meeting scheduled for tonight, The session will be held instead July Q ct the home Of Mrs. Joseph Blum, on Kenyon street, The meeting will Do followed by Q social program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
SANTA MARIA

Santa Maria Circle, Daughters ot Isabelle, will meet this evening ct 7:30 o'clock at the Knights of co. lumbus Hall, A bingo party will follow with Mrs. Margaret 0reaney In charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
Angeline Petro, Marie DeMatteis, Dora DeMatteis, Carmcle Dimiani,

Angeline Petro, Marie DeMatteis, Dora DeMatteiS, Carmele Dimiani, Nellie DaMlcis, Betty zappone, Flor ence zZappone, Theresa Damiani,
 Mrs. 0. Lamanna, Mrs. Catherine Lombardi, Mrs. Frank Rosa, Mrs, Poggie Sottosanto, Mrs. Michael Emanuel, Mrs. Jeanne Roberts, Mrs, Rose Petro, Mrs, Adele demino, Mrs, Josephine Marielli, Mrs. Frank Eel. 10, Mrs. Marion Ricciardi, Mrs. M, Diorio, Mrs. Rose Perazelli, Mrs, Barbara Guerrero, Mrs. Mary Onofrio, Mrs. John Miele, Mrs, Ml- chael zibello, Mrs. Patsy DiMaria, Mrs. Donald zappone, Mrs. Joseph Lattangio, Mrs. Domenlc Testa, Mrs, Carmella Pace, Mrs. 0. Constantine, Mrs. Theresa Zupkus, Mrs. Mary Nardora, Mrs. Daniel Colucci, Mrs, Rose Azzara, Mrs Ann zazrdozzi, Mrs. Nick Zelio, Mrs, Domenic Del- Donna, Mrs. Robert Paquette, Mrs, Joseph Crafa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18
BAKE SALE

The Concordia Ladies Auxiliary will hold Bake Sale all day to- morrow, June 10, at drieve, Bisset and Hollands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-18

Motion picture attendance ii, Bangkok has dwindled since the outbreak of hostilities between Thai land and Indochina,
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Sweden, Bo|stering Army,
Urqes Public Be Calm
B, tie Associated Press

B, TIE Associated Press
STOCKHOLM, March 15.- The
Swedish government is steadily call
ing up army units to reinforce its
neutrality, but the public was told
in a communique tonight not to
be alarmed.
Although there is no reason to
suppose that an intensification of
the war between the great powers
would directly concern Sweden" the
communique said, I'VE must evi-
IDENTIFY still see to it that our neu-
trallty guard is efficient. That is
why our defense preparedness has
now been somewhat reinforced.
'The fact that some of the sum-
monses in this connection have been
made at short notice should not be
interpreted as a sign of a disquieting
situation. These summonses only
form part of the efficiency tests that
have to be made with the calling
up of the machine"
Evening star., 1941-03-16
DeniaIs Of Communism
Withheld, 3 Teachers Say
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 15.-Thirty-
three instructors at City College
denied today that they had been
members of the Communist party
as alleged by witnesses appearing
before the Rapp-Coudert legislative
committee investigating subversive
activities in the city school system.
They declared in a joint statement
that they had testified before the
committee in closed session that
they had no Communistic affiliations
and they charged that the committee
withheld this information when wit
nesses in later open hearings made
their accusations.
Among those who signed the
statement were John Kenneth Ack-
ley, college registrar, and David S.
Nathan, Jack Foner and Philip
Foner, instructors.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Sales of National Unity Pins
To Aid Club for Service Men
Funds to Assist
Work in Capital
And Over u. S.

A new emblem called the ma
tional Unity Pin" to be worn as
a symbol of belief in America
and the men who defend her." has
been put out under the auspices
of the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Clubs of the country.
The emblem, which comes in
large and small sizes as pins and
as lapel buttons, will be put on
public sale at some of the hotels
and department stores Wednesday,
with proceeds going to the Soldiers
Sailors and Marines Club of Wash
ington.
The committee in charge of the
sale of the pins is composed of
Mrs. Edmund H. Levy, Mrs. Beverly
c. Snow, Mrs. Allen Hobbs and Mrs.
w. A. Watcher, wives of men in
the service branches. They will be
assisted by young members of serv-
ice families.
A benefit horse show at Fort
Myer, Va, on March % and 80 is
another event by which the club
will raise money to defray expenses
of the clubs headquarters at
Eleventh and L streets NV, which
offers board and lodging at a
modest price to the enlisted men
of the services.
The house, which is open for men
to read and write letters at all times
lately has been redecorated and cur
rently work is proceeding on re-
modelling garage at the rear,
doubling the number of bedrooms
and showers and providing a larger
dance hall and recreation room.
The club has been self-supporting
until the present time, but the hall
which has previously been rented to
various organizations, and the rooms
to all-year dodgers, are to be turned
over to the service personnel.
Mrs. Julian Schley is president of
the club.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
The ne,D National Unity Pin"
HOUSEKEEPING Charges
Hold 18-Yeur-OId Youth

Roland A. Williams, 18-year-old
colored youth, was held under a total
of $4,000 bond yesterday for grand
jury action when arraigned in
Police Court on two charges of
housebreaking.
More than 80 additional house
breaking charges will be presented
against Williams, Detective Sergt
George Thornton and Precinct De-
tective Arthur G. Keene announced
Williams, they said, had obtained
jewelry from various private resi-
dences in the Northwest section.