The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-02

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 sign the new charter of the organi- zation. These who are unable to attend the meeting are requested to see Atty. John D. Thons ct his of. flee on Bank street.
 Two new members were installed into the club at yesterdays meet. ing. They are Albert dedraitiS and Joseph dillis. An application If membership from Thomas J. Reyes was received yesterday.
 Plans were made ct q gathering of delegates Of several Lithuanian organizations Saturday night at Nemunas hall, 48 Green street, to request Governor Robert A, Hurley to proclaim June 18th the anniver- Sary of RuGsla's occupation Of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, as Baltic States Day., thereby per- mitting programs of protegtation on that day. Anicetas Simutis, aB- gistant to the general congui of Lithuania in New York, was in charge Of the meeting, and spoke to the group of the importance of combining Lithuanian strength through the nation In making pro- testation.
 Thomas Ma6as, president of the Lithuanian Independent Political club, John Tareila, member of the ways and means committee of the Lithuanian Alliance Of America and of the Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce, and Alexander J. Aleksds, president of the Federation Of Lithuanian Catholic societies, which embraces i7 organizations of St. Jo. seph's church, were selected to sign the petition to the governor.
 It was learned today that a nun. Der of local Latylan and Estoniar organizations have indicated inten- tions of backing the petition and as- Sisting with plans started by the Lithuanian group. It is expected that all three groups, Latvian, Es. tonian, and Lithuanian, will com- bine on June 18th, in the event that Governor Hurley designates the day as Baltic States Day, and give q joint demonstration of protests. The possibility of present q special radio program on that day over a local station was discussed ct the meet. ing.
 The proclamation of Governor Herbert IT. Lehman Of New York, Issued on May 28th and designatin June 18th as Baltic States Day in New oYrk, was read by MT. simutis,
 The group, interested in widening the area Of appropriate observance of the day, is hopeful that official sanctioning of protestation in Con- necticut may lead to similar ap- proval in other nearby states and eventually unite the Lithuanians throughout the nation in 6 show of democratic beliefs and denunciation of aggression.
 About 50 persons attended the open house social of the Junior Newman Club Saturday night at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carme ] Church. Several dance contests were on the pro- gram. Refreshments were srved by the committee composed of John Thomas, James Natale, Theodore Capozzi, and rank Grilla.
 Members of the Red Wings Club will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Brooklyn Y. M. O. A., clubhuose to complete for the annual outing which will take place on June 9th at Camp Roosevelt, Clinton. The outing will be the final social event of the club for the season. The com mittee in charge of arrangements is composed of Steven Signore, John Boccardi, Louis Tartaglia, and Sal- vatore Fuoco.
 Members of the St. Joseph Senior Choir have been requested to at- tend an important meeting tomor- row night at 7:45 in the rehearsal room on Congress avenue. Prepara- tions will be made for the special program which the choir will pres ent at the St. Joseph's parish pic- mic next Sunday at Linden Park, Union City.
 Mrs. D. P. Castaldo will preside at meeting of the Women's Get Together Club tonight at 8 o'clock at the parish hall of the Third Con- gregatlonal Church.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Lithuanian Women's Ruta So- ciety will take place tonight at 7:a0 in the old St. Joseph's School, with Mrs. Nellie Jenusaitis presiding.
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