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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-03
"ENAkOPRAVNOSTIn

duje, da bi imeli zastopstvo ma
konvenciji sledeci: eksekutivni
in sirsi odbor ter podruznicni
delegati. Predlagano in podpi-
rano je, da upravni urad izdela
naert "a reprezentacijo ma po-
dlagi izrazenih sugestij ter ga
predloM eksekutivi v odobritev.
Predlog je soglasno sprejet.
Nadalje Sc tn d razpravlja
glede stroskov. Domneva Sc, da
zna biti ma konvencizi do $50
delegatov in &c bi Sc Jim placali
vozni stroski in dnevnice il CEN
tralne blagajne, bi jo izcrpali.
Sestra Prisland predlaga, da
Sc il SANSove blagajne placajo
vozni stroski in dnevnice odbor-
nixon, delegation pa lie dnevni-
ce. Vsaka podruznica DO mora
la sama placati vozne stroske
svojemu delegatu ali delegation.
Predlog je podpiran in sprejet.
Brat Kristan predlozi zadevo
Vseslovanskega kongresa, v ka-
terem je SANS zastopan, kate
rega pa Sc nismo mic financno
podprli.
Brat Cainkar smatra, da je
Vseslovanski kongres zlasti v
sedanjih momentih zelo vazen
in lahko veliko pripomore do
resitve slovanskih problemov.
Toda da eksistira in della, mora
imeti tudi sredstva. PredIaga,
da Sc ia namen .odobri vsota
$4,000. Predlag je podpiran.
Sestra Prisland predlaga, da
sc ia zadeva odlozi. Tudi ia.
predlog je podpiran. --.
Ma glasovanju prejme Cain
karjev predlog 6 glasov, Prislan-
dove lie 2.
Sestra Prisland priporoea, da
Sc nekaj ukrene glede place IL
vrsnega tajnika brata Kuhla,
kateri vrsi vse. delo brezplacno,
n ravnotako Sc mai nagradi
predsednika in blagajnika "a
njuno delo.
Brat Kuhel ne zeli, da bi Sc
sedaj tenn razpravljalo. as.,o
Sestra Prisland zeli, da Sc
sprejme njena resignacija kot
zastopnica v Zdruzenem odboru
juznoslovanskih Amerikancev.
Ia vzrok navajo, da jo Zdruze-
nj odbor O svojih zakljuckih ne
! obvesca, samo imensko pa noce
biti odboru.
Brat Zalar ravnotako predlo-
Ii svojo resignacijo kot zastop-
mix v Zdruzenem odboru in ma
vede iste vzroke kot Prislando-
va.
Po kratkem razmotrivaniu lie
predlagano, podpirano in spre-
jeto, da Sc resignacija ODE h
sprejme.
Volitev novih zastopnikov "a
Zdruzeni odbor, kakor tudi yo-
litev zastopnika ga "delovni lod-
SEX" zdruzenega odbora, je od-
lozena do prihodnje seje.
Brat Kristan Sc odbornikom
zanvali "a navzocnost in sode-
lovanje ter zakljuci sejo, XII Sc
je vrsila brez vsakega odmora,
oh 5. popoldne. .
| Etbin Kristan, predsednik.
| Mirko G. Kuhel, zapisnikar.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-03


so potem ON poznani katolicani,
kojih iniena citamo med clani
move Wade? In &c bi res komu-
nisti vodili yes pokret, ali hi Sc
amerisko casopisje pustilo po.
tegniti cd teh ''komunistov"?
In Churchill? Pater Ambrozic
trdi, da je SANS svojim de-
lom V konfliktu z zeljami veci
ne nasega naroda. Ne razumem
kako. Kako morejo ljudje ma
sprotovati programu v start do
movini, XII je silicon nasemu ir
katerega smatramo "a idealne
ga in demokratienega? Naroo
donna je veren, a ne komunisti
cen. &c hoce spremembe, tedaj
je nekaj narobe S sistemom
pod katerim Sc je nahajal in
proti kateremu Sc bori.
DR.. Kern: Med prvo svetovnC
voj ojno smo imeli Ameriki dive
organizaciji, XII sta vodili poll
ticno delo v prid prve Jugosla.
vie. Vsaka teh je imela svo.;
program. Ena je delala "a repu
blikansko formo Wade, druga "a
kraljevino. Danes imamo mas
SANS, katerega edino je narod
postavil, da della "a program
XII ga je zacrtal narodni kon
gres. Organizacija, katero pred
stavlja pater Ambrozic, zvez;
slovenskih zupnij, je tudi poll
ticna organizacija, dasiravnc
nina nobenega programa. Nj
kakor ne morem razumeti, d:
ia zveza della lie negativno del,
in nicesar pozitivnega. Zakaj n
proglasi svoj program, Sc izre
&c "a kraljevino in pride v jaw
most? To bi bilo nekaj pozitiv-
mega in narod bi lahko odlocil
katero organizacijo maj podpi
ra. Danes pa Zveze slovenskih
zupnij della je zmesnjave V sko
do SANSa, svojega namena pa
ne pojasni.
Brat Cainkar:: Pater Ambro
zic trdi V imenu zveze zupnij
da zastopa katoliske Slovence '
Ameriki. To je morda res. Nj
kakor pa ne morete trditi, d.
zastoQate tudi njihovo politicnc
prepricanje in. misljenje. O tenn
sem preprican. Poznam velikC
dobrih in postenih katoliskih
Slovencev, XII. Sc absolutno NJ
! strinjajo vase taktiko in na
menom in odlocno podpirajo ter
Sc strinjajo S SAMSON inn je
GOWN politicnim delom.
Brat Regelj: &c bodo mas
ljudje slisali, da ina kaka nasa
organizacija v Ameriki zvezo {
propaganda "a kraljevino in po
vrnitev stare Wade, tedaj kot a
meriski drzavljani gotovo ne
bodo podpirali take organizaci-
je. Veliko posdusam radijske
oddaje V start kraj preko anne
riskih in angleskih kratkoval-
nih stanic in ponovne apele ma
Slovence, da Sc upirajo sovraz-
niku Nedicu in Pavelicu ter S
tenn pomagajo zaveznikom. To
porocilo, XII ga nam je predlozil
pater Ambrozlc, pa je naperje-
no proti zaveznikom in proti
programu SANSa in naroda v
start domovini. Osebno sem po-
polnoma prepriean, da so Ada
miceva porocila pravilna in Ia
nesljiva. Kot ameriski drzav-
Jan bonn Sc nadalje kupoval
vojne bonde it'd. in pomagal "a
veznikom, XII pomagajo tudi ma
rodni osvobodilni vojski Jugo-
slavic. Kako je to mogoce, da
so ameriski in britski zastop-
niki, vojaski in civilni, prinesli
10 Osvobodilni 'front.' vse dru-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-03

Sdcud poIOclla, KakOr pa SO po-
rocila, XII jih objavlja pa t e r
Ambrozic? ze leta 1888, ko sem
bill v Sloveniji, sem slisal 0 tai
mem gibanju med napredniki in
kulturnimi lJudmi in to gibanje
je sedaj v polnem razmahu. Ia
.vse tiste ljudi sem, XII Sc danes
donna borijo "a pravo svobodo
in tvegajo svoje zivljenje, da jo
enkrat dosezejo.
Sestra Prisland: Ko zdai re
dve uri poslusam de b a tie o
strankah v start domovini, Sc
resno vprasujem, ali je nam mo-
goce voditi kakrsno koli uspes-
no in odlocilno politicno akcijo?
Kot je razvidno IL porocil, We
do vse stranke donna, kaj hoce-
jo. Pobotale Sc bodo med Sc
boj, ko pride pravi cas-, ne OH
raje Sc, kaj bono k temu rekli
ameriski Slovenci. Moje mnenje
je, da bo SANS najvec koristil
narodu donna, &c Sc, potrudi "a
zdruzitev :vseh Slovencev ter da
ooskrbi "a zmozno zastopstvo
na mirovni konferenci, kjer Sc
bo odlocevalo mejah Sloveni-
je, prosta izbira Wade je pa i
TAX zagotovljena vsem narodom
cd voditeljev zaveznikov. Pre-
pustimo politiko Slovencem V
domovini, sal bodo lezali, kakor
81 bodo postlali.
Brat Kristan: Kar poroca Sc
stra Prisland, je seveda maj
lazja stvar: biti indiferentni.
Amkaj to nj namen SANSA, XII
je bill je bill ustanovljen zato,
da della in pomaga onim, XII de-
.ajo in Sc borijo "a pravo svo-
oodo in demokracijo. Bivsi mi
mister Snoj je nam sam skusal
dopovedati, da v Sloveniji po o.
xupaciji nj vec politicnih strank
Ter da so Sc Vse zdruzile edino
e "a boj proti sovrazniku. Po
aeprevidnosti pa mu je tudi u
slo il ust, da Slovenska ljud-
ska stranka vodila politicno de-
10. Sedaj nam je popolnoma jas,
40, da je hotela Sis imeti V
svojih rokah politicno Osvobo-
lilne fronte. Ampak voditeljem
5tranke je bilo lie "a ohranitev
5voje moci po vojni, ne pa "a
program Osvobodilne fronte.
Pater AmbroziG vedno najde
| xak sofizem "a pretvezo, kajti
| ocita nam nelogiko, resnicno pa
ina namen pokopati nase de-
10.
Po daljsi nadaljni razpravi in
debati brat Zaitz predlaga, da
je sklep eksekutive SANSA ma
5ej seji, da sta predsednik Kri-
stan in izvrsni tajnki Kuhel vr-
sila svoje uradne posle v smi-
5lu nasih prejsnjih sklepox.
Predlog je podpiran in ma gla-
5ovanju Sc izrece proti lie brat
zalar.
Brat Zalar nato protipredla-
ga, da SANS danes nj tisto, kar
bi moral biti v smislu kongres-
nih resolucij in teh ne izvaja.
"a predlog glasuJeta lie sestra
Prisland in brat Zalar, ostali pa
proti.
I Brat Zalar zatem predlaga,
da Sc rev. Vodusek izvoli "a
rednega tajnika SANSa. OBJ
enem precita kopijo pisma, Xxi
ga je pisal predsedniku Krista-
nu kmalu po seji sirsega odbo-
ra tel zadevi. Sestra Prisland
predlog podpira.
Brat Zaitz je mnenja, da Sc
ia eksekutive nina pravice iz.
voliti "a tajnika osebo izven il
vrsnega odbora.' Protipredlaga,
da Sc vprasanje rednega tajni-
ka prepusti bodoci konvenciji
SANSa. Cas-, je ze, da enkrat
spregovori narod, XII podpira in
della "a SANS pri nasih podruz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Urges.
Local Rule

MONROE. Sept. S-Decentrali'
zation of government by means
Of the regional method, already
IN force, was urged by former
Senator Prentiss Brown in a
speech to the Monroe Exchange
Club yesterday.
Brown now chairman OF the
board oFthe Detroit Edison Co.,
said that the states were ideally
10 handle the relations
between citizens and government.
But" ne said, "it is most I'M
fortunate TO have a local au-
thority authorized to expend
public money when II has had
no responsibility for raising IT,"
Brown said that great concen-
tration of power and administra-
ton IN Washington was necessary
during the war but that with the
coming of peace. there should be
return 10 a government closer
10 constituents
BY concentration Of power In
the states il il easier for the
newspapers and other agencies
to present the truth to the peO-
pie they serve" he said, land IL
is easier To learn the real views
Of business, industry, labor and
agriculture"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
80 ShOeIeSS:
PeddIer Held

This Is a case where AT least 30
trusting persons have lost not only
their oney but their precious
shoe stamps and faith as well.
II revolves around Albert Nc
Faul, -, no home. who Is in jail
c h arge d with obtaining money
under false pretenses
MCFaul, Detective Sgt Louis
Estes charged, equipped himself
with q few shoe samples. They
he called on various homes, dis
played his wares and talked pro-
SpeCtlve customers out of small
deposits and shoe stamps.
McFaul. Estes asserted, kept the
deposits, sold the stamps and sent
no shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Little Sugar
Relief Sighted

With the OPA declaring there
was little. II any. relief m sight
IN the sugar shortage for the
duration OF the canning season,
Detroit housewives today we're
up I'M arms
OPA officials laid that no
fruit need be- wasted or allowed
10 spoil because ot the lack of
canning sugar Department OF
agriculture experts. It was cN-
planned agreed tina ~ vas lust
a feasible 10 can fruit without
sugar. The sugar IS merely
added 10 SUIT the taste and can
be put INTO the fruit later when
the can IS opened, the OPA SAID
No TABLE SUGAR
What's this they're saving
about a shortage Of canning
sugar ." said Mrs Donald j.
Donahue. 5l9S Falrview why,
I can't even get sugar for the
table"
There's something wrong
some place, because there ~
plenty ~ sugar. Ny grocer
told me. the other day. that he
was using the 1910 stock.
Where. can YOU tell me. are the
1871. 1919 and 1913 stocks ."
Another housewife SAID thai
she hadn't canned peaches fol
wears but. 1t the government
request. she decided 10 do so
She had AL her Jars washed anc
ready got the peaches and-nC
sugar
HOLDING BACH SUGAR
u went 10 my local OPA
board at $50 yesterday morn
ing" she SAID The girl who
handles the sugar 'orms wasn't
even in vet. They told me they
hadn't had those forms for two
days.
"Jhey'rs holding back the
sugar 10 get rid of the excess
Of canned goods this country
u reported 10 have. That's
what I think"
ACCJ SIS -DFA
: Mrs Vernon S. johnson, 172t
Webb. believes the OPA IS stall
ing and not telling the trutl
about the situation
I'VE are supposed TO can, Vet,
when the time comes, there's no
z sugar" she SAID
II had whole bushel Of
peaches spoil on me because j
couldn't get sugar. There's
something the matter some
place"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Paralysis Peak
Believed Passed

Although FIVE new cases were
reported Yesterday the infantile
paralysis epidemic has reached the
turning point and there should be
\ gradual decline City Health
Commissioner Douglas said today
The latest cases brought the
citNS total for the week 10 %
and for tho season TO 80 Ten
deaths have been reported IN the
CITY.
one death vas reported m Oak
land County Yesterday, Mrs Mar
saret Hlte. - Of s33 Henrietta
birmingham. died FIVE minutes
after being admitted 10 Herman
klefer Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Roosevelt Asks Curb
On Economic Warfare

WASIIfNGTON. Sept. S GNSl
President Roosevelt disclosed
today that he had instructed Sec
rotary of State Hull 10 take steps
TO curb international cartels such
AS Germany used as an economic
instrument TO achieve political
ends before tie war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
St,S73 Refund
Ordered on Furs

Forty three customers ~ the
Victor FurS Co. $50 H. Grand
River. Twill receive cash refund,
'otahng Sl.S73 on the purchase
Of fur coats on which they were
overCharged
Federal Judge O Bnen Ne"ter-
day approved The issuance OF IN
Injunction restraining the COM
pany from further OPA price
Violations m s suit brought ~
the OPA. charging wide range
Of ceiling price attractions The
company agreed 20 the order.
In addition 20 the refunds, the
company agreed 20 pay the gov-
eminent So 600 n settlement Of
the SUIT which asked SIG l63,
three times tho amount of tn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

chow line. It's restful place Just to keep you
they live volcano Mount Bagana located right
the vicinity where side is operating. They have one
theaer here named il Loews Bouganvlle insisted
they change Paramount before would go won
they're starved for entertainment.
THERE lot of Americans roughng it in this We
played infantry division here from Ohio and got
special the greeting from those heroes from my home
really know the Japs frshand lot of the guys
me from Cleveland but hushed them before they
talked too much.
We did nine shows in days at Bougainvile and 1t
during four of them Rained hard during show
ha asked the they wanted to call the show of until
they yelled back chorus Keep going, sissy So
did.
copyhght by YnS y.stues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Dewey on Air
~ a::lO Tonight

Republican presid sntisl
candidate Dewey will deliver
a campaign address over
WV and WJR at 9:30 to-
night from Louisville, Nv.
This will he his first speech
on n tour Of the Middle West.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

WE WERE awakened by new alarm
w clock on our first morning at
Our artillery boys
started tossing a few shells at the
Japs beyond the perimeter, which is
about 10000 yards from our tent :.
It's nice circuit we're playing -. They
keep tossing those shells at Tojo's play.
mates so they won't find them at the end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

Ordeg lOc United states War
savings stamps from your
Detroit Times carrier. He'll
deliver them to YOUR home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
LANSING SCHEDULE

The balance of the l.auS41c
schedule follows
, p. m Luncheon with Kelly
state officials and congressman
2 ~ I p m Conferences with
county Chaumcn and vice char
men. members of tho state COP
Central Committee Michigan Fed
Grafton Of Young Republicans
Continued on Page Seven)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
286 Become Citizens;
Year S Total 1900

4 class Of 2s6 aliens today
became citizens IN federal court
bringing the total nsturallZed
since the first Of the year u
$1,000 Federal Court Clerk Read
announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
WILL RID TOGETHER

Escorted by state police Dewey
and Kelly viii ride together IN
<one car 10 the Hotel OldS Follow
g in the procession viii be- Mrs.
Y)ewcy and Mrs Kelly riding to-
ecthcr and the other members
of tho Official welcoming party
once AZ The hotel Dewey viii
promptly plunge into the lan7mcd
docket which VIII keep him busy
until the train travcS for Owo>So
AZ 7.35 p. m.
FIRST on the agcnda "A, ! o. m.
Is a press conference with both
Michigan new spapcrmcu and the
reporters accompany f4Ess ffffft tfi
his campaign mn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
COMMUNICATES
By Bob Hope

EDITORS NOIE-This Wyitten Whits
Hr Hope Uos ~ the entertaining
troops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Lansing Set
For Dewey
Ste|e COP Maps
Program Of Visit
BY AL KAUFMAN
Times stan Correspondent

- LANSING, Sept S-County and
state Republican leaders today
brushed up their best clothing
and political anners for the get
acquainted visit tomorrow of
Republican presidential candidate
Thomas f. Dewey.
Dewey will spend crowded
seven hours In LanSlngtCOnierring
with party leaders, publishers,
labor representatives and other
delegations before leaving for his
native OwOSSo. where he Will
spend Ia hours .isitinG with his
mother and old friends
Although he is ON major
coast-to-coast political trip. Dewey
will not deliver any important
campaign speeches IN Michigan.
PLATFORM APPEARANCE
His only platform appearance
is expected 10 be IN OwoSso to-
morrow night. where ne will be
introduced by Mayor J Edwin
Ellis 10 the thousands of town
folks, who are anXiouSly awaiting
the man whose visit some ID
years ago occaSioned only four
line personal IN the OwosSo news
paper.
The l3-Pullman special train.
bearing Dewey. ms Wic. hIs seer p
taries and scores of newspaper
men and photographers viii ar
rive in Lansing IN - - p. m
tomorrow
The train Viii be- met by Gov.
and Mrs Kelly. National Com
mitteeman Arthur Summerfield.
National CommlttePWoman Mrs.
Dudley Hay state officials and
other state COP leaders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09
Tex Hint Issued

The third quarterly payment Of
1914 income take, becomes due
Sept -. Gle kaNanagh. col
leCtor OF internal revenue, warned
300 600 Michigan residents today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

CONTINUED ON Page Sevenl
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Copyright. 1s44. BY King Features.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-09

West Warren Store open Ewes. Mon, Fri, Sat
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-28
PAINTER WANTS
new TOWN HALL
Community House Another
Postwar Necessity Says
Representative

Naugatuck, April 28.-Rep. Will
liam A. Painter, who plans to wage
a fight for a one-mill tax increase
to set up a postwar project fund at
the fremen's meeting Monday night,
today further explained his proposal
which he will bring before the free
men.
his communication follows
Some time ago the American Lee
gion started a noteworthy project;
the formation of an organization
to aid in rehabilitation of return
ing service men and women. The
idea was heartily concurred in by
all organizations in the community,
and by all public-spirited citizens
However, Jealous and sincere such
an organization is, I believe every
one will realize that not much can
be accomplished if sufficient funds
are not available to carry on the
necessary work. One phase of re-
Mobilization of service men, and also
a part of general postwar plans
will be concerned with a public
works program. To make sure a
program a real, Unitarian one will
be major task.
In this community there are nu-
merous things which might be done
to tie in with such a program. Some
after-the-war necessities are: Con-
struction of at least three elemen-
tary schools, recreation centers, a
community house, sewage disposal
plant, new town hall and many
other things of that nature. No
community ever stands still; it
either progresses or goes backward.
Naugatuck has always been pro-
gressive community, it can not now
afford to put off planning for the
future.
Your presence at the Freeman's
meeting will mark you as an inter-
ested, civic-minded resident of this
community.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-28

Exservicemen of Johannesburg,
South Africa, have started a plan
to provide adequate housing for re-
turned soldiers in the city after the
war.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-28
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, April 28.-Miss Helen
Zapatka of Prospect street, who has
been visiting in New York city, has
returned.
Lieut.. Albert MicOck of the u. S.
Navy is visiting his family on Cherry
street.
Pvt. George E. Nelson of the Army,
stationed at Camp Chaffee, Kans.,
has been promoted to corporal. He
is the so nof Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Nelson, Park avenue.
Sergt. william McCann of the
Army stationed sc CAHiEY: SWfcs,
Eexas, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Mccain of Curtiss
street.
Sergt. william j. Leuchars, Ma
rine Corps photographer stationed at
Cherry Point, N. c., is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leuchars of New street.
Mrs. Eugene N. SiderOff of Lin
coin Park, Mich, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David St.
John of 100 German street.
Douglas Thurston of the Navy re-
Gently visited his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. william ThurSton of FairlaWn
street.
Improvement Is shown In the con-
ditiOn of Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald of
GaIpin street, a patient at st. Mary's
hospital, Waterbury. She expects
to return home tomorrow.
Misses Peggy Scanlon. Irene Chat
field, Helen Mai, Rose Rely. Mrs.
Francis F'eeley and Mrs. William
Conroy, all Of Naugatuck, were re-
cent dinner guests Of friends in Wa
terbury.
The condition Of Henry Olson Of
Beacon Valley road, who underwent
an operation at st. Mary's hospital,
Waterbury, last week Is improved.
Supt. of Schools and Mrs. H. E.
Chittenden are visiting in East
River.
Mrs. Victor Olson and Mrs. John
GissIander represented the Women's
Mission society Of Salem Lutheran
church at q district conference In
Manchester Wednesday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-28

Naugatuck, April % 3 The prin-
cipal speaker at the Tooth anniver-
sary program of the Methodist
Church here May at II a. m. will
be DR.. Julian N. Hartt of the
faculty of the Yale Divinity school.
Former ministers of the church
will extend best wishes and greet
ings at fellowship supper May 10.
The male octet and a woman's trio
will furnish muse with Edgar Wyatt
in charge.
A Mothers day tea will be served
at the church May IA at p. m:
by the Epworth League as part OF
the observance and the choir YES
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tor of the Swedish Congregational
church of Stamford, will bring a
message.
Sunday. April 3oth, Bible School,
will be held at ga a. m. The dele
gates will join with the Hillside
Congregational church in its Sun
day School session.
Morning Worship will be at IL
a. m. with Rev. Mr.. Hanson preach
ing.
The Young Peoples Rally will be
at 4 p. M, concluding, service of the
conference. Rev. Mr.. Hanson will
bring the closing message.
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YOUNG PEOPLE
AWAIT PARLEY
Covenant Societies Meet
Tomorrow, Sunday at
Hillside Church

Naugatuck, April %. - The Semi
Annual Conference of the Covenant
Young Peoples Societies of Connec-
ticut will be held in the Hillside
Congregational Church tomorrow
and Sunday. The local Young Peo-
pies Society will act as host to dele
gates from each of the Covenant
churches in the state.
Saturday, April Goth at 400
p. M, a business session will be hled.
Norman Blomberg of New Britain
will preside. Evening service will be
held at IA p. m. The conference
speaker, ev. Sigfrid v. Hanson, pas
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Methodists Planning
Tooth Anniversary
Dr. Julian N HART Of Yale Divinity School Faculty
Principal Speaker May

pers anniversary program will be
held at p. M. May 18th.
Plans for the observance are
nearing completion, Rev. T. Bradley
Lonksta, pastor, announced today
All members of the church are ex-
pected to participate in the pro-
gram.
A history of the church will be
given.
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Lines for installation Of side
walk around the new honor roll on
the Green has been laid out by
Borough Engineer Charles ID. Cur
tiss. Approval by the honor roll
committee Is awaited.