The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-11
SCHOOL CHILDREN
 BOOM EARHART
Contribute Posters Adver- Using Her Appearance
 in City
|zl ~AIRPLANES ENTERED

The school children of Water bury have made a distinct contri- button to the Mutual Aid Unem- ployment Relief Fund, it became known yesterday afternoon at a meeting of the publicity committee when D. Norton Decker submitted 10 splendid posters advertising the appearance here Tuesday evening at the armory of Miss Amelia Ear hart, world renowned flyer. Several of these colorful designs were made by the pupils of Leavenworth High school and the others by pupils of grammar grades. The committee was astounded over, the excellence of the designs and the lettering.
 These posters with the names of the artists are being desplayed to- day in various centrally located store windows and the public is in- vited to inspect them and to ap- preciate the splendid workman- ship.
 In addition to the posters sever. al boys of the schools are enterins ImodeH airplanes in the contest which is being staged in connection with Miss Earhart's appearance here Tuesday.
 Another; noteworthy item an nounced was the informal buffet supper to be given by MT and Mrs Rodney Chase at the home of Mrs Henry s. Chase at AZ Church street on Tuesday evening at 6:45 o'clock for Miss Earhart before her lec- ture. Those present will be given an opportunity to meet the noted aviatrix face to face.
 In order to still further the re- lief fund a charge is being made for admission to the supper. pro- ceeds of which will be turned over to the treasurer of the Amelia Ear hart Community Committee and in turn the unemployment relief. Rodney Chase, general chairman of the committee announced that DiPietro's 14-piece orchestra has volunteered to play several num- .bers before~Miss Earhart takes to the platform at the armory Tues day night. Special permission was granted by the Unionsfor this serv- ice by the orchestra. The commit tee accepted the offer and express ed keen appreciation for the spirit it expressed.
 A meeting of the general com mittee at the Waterbury Club this noon was announced, where further plans were to be consummated to make this great welfare enterprise a co. lplete success.
 To date. 21 model planes have been entered and others are expect ed, Those who have completed their planes are asked by Chair man Decker to deliver them as soon as possible to Boy Scout headquarters in the Brown build ing or in, the job aid room of the Chamber of Commerce, as a win dow display in one or more of the local stores will be made in the immediate future.
 The posters follow: Name. school and store displayed.
 Angelo DiLeo. Woodrow Wilson, Miller & Peck.
 Augustine Vassallo, Berlin link CT. room g, grade 8, Mccoy Ball &
 A. DePaola. Woodrow Wilson. Alling Rubber.
 Junior Art Glass, Leavenwosth High, Art Stein's.
 Junior Art Class, Leavenworth High, Charles Rosengarten.
 Althea Kirk, Leavenworth High, next to Palace Theater.
 A. M. Gemmill, asst. by Vincent Bombaci, Maloney, Davis & Nye.
 A. M. Gemmill, asst. by John Schum, Sprague, Curtis Art.
 J. Basile. Woodrow Wilson. Mercy Boyd. |.
 Concetta Priyiters, Berlin Tinker room 1T, grade & Schneider Bak- cry, East Main St.