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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27
Late Bulletins
MOODY AND RYAN YICTORS

: Auteuil, France, May 27-(UP)-Mrs Helen Wits
Moody Of California and Miss Elizabeth Ryan, formerly
of California, now of London won their way to the
French tennis championship womens doubles final TO-
day by defeating Senorta Lii de Alvarez Of Spain and
Mile Jeanne Sigart of Belgium, Cd, Is, 3D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27
OLD INDIAN PREACHER ELECTED

: Denver, May 21-(UP}--A missionary who went
into the plains of Oklahoma 33 years ago to teach the
Bible to the Indians and rowing range riders, to-day
was moderator of the Presbyterian church. DR. Charles
w. Kerr, of Tulsa, Okla elected moderator, high
est honor in the church. at the opening Of the 144th
annual assembly Of the church here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27
PARROT WARNED SPEAKEASY

Birmingham, Ala, May -(UP)-Detective R. G..
Patton wants something done about that bird-a par
rot in a northside speakeasy, which had heard him
called "Uncle Bob" and began screaming 'Uncle Bob"
when he entered the house raid the other day in
time to enable the occupants to pour out all the evil
dence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27
WOODLANDS THROWN OPEN

Concord, N. H., May 27-(UP)-New Hampshire's
woodlands were opened to the public for the weekend
and holiday to-day when Governor John G. Winant
lifted the ban announced week ago because Of drought
Light rains last night influenced the decision.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27
COL LINDBERCH
WILL TESTIFY
in CURTIS CASE
Will Be Witness Against
the Faker - Church
Dean Has INDICATED
Himself of Charges

Hopewell, N. j.. May 27-(UP)
Colonel Lindbergh will testify
against the man who faxed a story
of negotiations for safe return OF
his murdered baby. prosecutor A.
w. Hauck announced here as the
grand jury prepared an indictment
against John Fl. Curtis of Norfolk.
The indictment probably will be
returned Saturday. 1t Will be
based on a misdemeanor charge.
that Curtis gave false information
and hindered Justice In the search
for the kldnapers Of Colonel Char
les A. Lindbergh's infant son.
Three years in prison and $1,000
fine may be imposed II Curtis Is
convicted. Trial probably will not
start until July.
Norfolk, Va. May 27-(UP)--
Dean II. Dobson- Peacock flew to
Hopewell. N. J. and transmitted the
supposed $4,000 ransom demand
by supposed kidnapers at Colonel
Lindbergh's own request, the dean
CONTINUED on Page 100
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CIVIL WAR sHRAPNEL REMOVED

Grants Pass, Ore May 27--(UPJ--Alexander KIe
9S year old Civil war veteran called at physicians
Office here for nose treatment The doctor removed
several pieces Of shrapnel from the aged mans nose
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, May 27-(UPl-The
treasury net balance on May rs was
$434, 1910
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27
The weather

Showers Tonight But Sat
urday Generally Fair
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27

Complete weather Report Page 8.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-27

Last Minute News Flashes
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81 Furs, Wearing Apparel

HUDSON SEAL COAT-Large: ex. cond.
eve. dresses. 38-40. reas. Ri. 5044.
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Barrymore as the lawyer who be-
trayed his own country.
It seems to me that Miss Carlo
has been careful not TO offend the
tastes Of her audiences because
Mata Swas about as bad a gal who
has ever been on the talking screen
if we are to believe everything we
read about her.
Miss Carlo rather puts the moral
brakes on Mata and Mata probably
would not have known how to use
them if she had set.
Scenically, the picture is splendid
but the story has been so purified
that Mata is not the rotten creature
that she was supposed to be. Greta's
Mata had too much heart and con-
cience for the most brutal spy that
existed in the war.
Be your own judge. I can't rave
over this edition of Mata. You can
if you want to and you are well
come.
Now at the Palace.
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personality and being. In giving
you Hyde, the fiend and murderer,
March goes the limit in physical
suffering even during the changes
under the influence of the drug. He
is most masterful when he realizes
that the brute Hyde is stronger that
Jekyll and that a drug is not needed
for the monster to claim possession
of his body and soul March is
wonderful when the brute claims
him for the first time without the
drug while Jekyll is looking at "A
black cat kill pretty bird. The
work of March easily comes under
the head of one of the ten best
performances of the new movie
year.
Miriam Hopkins as the girl Of no
definite occupation who becomes the
plaything as we'll as the target OF
Hyde's brutality. gives perform
ance Of strength. She actually
makes you sympathetic with this
streetwalker.
OF course it is the photography
and the direction which mas zone
so much for mechanics of this pic
ture. Here is a big picture, splen-
didly mounted and acted.
On the stage at the Circle this
week is THE WKBF Radio Revels,"
with Connie and his band, Harry
Bason who is one Of the best plan
lists that this city has ever pro-
duced; Vaughn Cornish a singer OF
splendid voice who is very popular,
and Louise Spillman. My only fault
is that not enough time is given to
Cornish and the boys in the or
chestra who sing near the close
of the act. These two and Bason
stop proceedings. Hits should be
allowed to linger as long as the
audience wants them.
Now at the Circle.
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now claiming that Mata was a
gorgeous love maker, but was a pref
ty weak sister when it came to the
spy BUSINESS. In the movie version
that Greta Carlo is using as her
latest talker on the screen, we are
concerned chiefly with one major
episode of the spy-the way she
trapped and ruined the only man
Ga Russian aviator of noble stand
ing) who never honestly loved her.
Mata's activities were centered in
many places besides Paris, but all
of the action takes place in Paris,
when she had in her power a Rus
sian general attached to the Rus
sian embassy in Paris. This char
acter is played by Lionel Barry
more, and he gives splendid per-
Torrance of the man who was killed
by his own mistress. Ramon No
varro is the Russian aviator and he
gives pleasing performance. Lewis
stone matches the acting ability of
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SLOAN, MARY-Passed away at Atlantic
church. Tuesday morning at II O'Clock.
Burial IN Crown Hill. Friends may call
at KREGELO & BAILEY. Monday eve
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INDIANA HAS A
REAL STAGE SHOW

If am not all wrong, the Fanch-
on and Marco idea, Greetings" is
the most beautiful and the classiest
revue they have sent the Indiana
so far.
And the show is rich on comedy
because it has the services of Del
Chain, who acts as a master of
ceremonies as we'll as the services
Of LAMBERT, xylophone clown.
These two put on one of the
funniest burlesques on mind read
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Madam, did you forget your package, UNI
brella, or misplace your ring? Perhaps your
pet dog has st1ayed from home? If so the
quickest and surest way to recover your lost
articles and by far the most economical, is to
pick up your phone and call Miss Joe, The
Times Lost and Found Girl, at Riley 5551.
She will cheerfully assist you in wording your
ad so as to bring the best results possible.
For your convenience The Times accepts Lost
and Found ads up to the last minute, 11:30
a. M for publication the same day. Remember
to place your Times Lost Ad just call Riley
5551 and say charge it." Your credit is ok.
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ose Something? Times Lost Way Recovery
On the Air

Many requests have been
made for Walter D. Hickman
of The Times to interview Miss
Margery Williams, leading
woman for Charles Berkell at
Keith's over WKBF. Miss VIII
liams and Hickman will erect
an imaginary dressing room by
the side of the microphone at
WKBF at 1882 noon Tuesday.
Tune in and meet this tremen-
dously interesting personality.
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to the dramatic
acting ability of
Fredric March.
AS DR.. Jekyll, the
good man and
splendid leader in
science, M ar c n
brings out all the
natural character
istics of the good
d 0 c t o r, the
learned man OF
science. March
overlooks none of
the good qualities
of Jekyu before
he unloosens the
b G a S t (Hyde)
within his own
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Gently has had
the reputation of
being the most
powerful spy in
the employ of the
G. er man secret
service during the
World war.
Many writer's
have made a sort
of a myth of this
allegedly beauti-
full and talented
W o m a n W n o
worked the YAM
pire stuff on her
victims to get
BILE informa-
Ill., @At.
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ing acts that I
have ever seen on
the stage. Chain
works the audience
a n d LAMBERT
dolls himself up
as the chewing
gum madame, who
knows nothing
and sees nothing.
It is a riot. And
LAMBERT stages
his own riot when
he starts out to
convince t hose
present that he is
the worlds worse
musician. Here is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-04
HEADS GOSPEL. TEAM

By Times Special
BOSTON, Jan. 4.-Allnon J. Coble
of Indianapolis is captain of
gospel team" from Boston Uni
versity's school of theology, which
Will conduct all services at Hyde
Park Methodist Episcopal church
during January.
Professor Adolphus Linfield Of the
university school of theology is in
charge of the work, in which eleven
teams of five men each are engaged.
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Auditor Marion county
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS-

Notice is hereby given the taxpayers
Of Washington Township, Marion
County. Indiana, that the Board of
Commissioners OF said county has de-
termined upon and duly authorized the
issue and sale of bonds in the principal
sum of not TO exceed S., 10000 bearing
interest at the rate of not to exceed four
and one-hah per cent (41zceD per
annum to provide the funds 10 pay the
cost Of constructing the Improvement
of a highway In said township known
as the Thomas n. Wynn ct al Road.
CHARLES A. GROSSART.
Auditor Marion Cnuntw Ind
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BOARD Or zoNING APPEALS

Schneider. has filed with the Board Of
Zoning Appeals Of the CITY of Indian
apolls. a petition asking permission to
Ordinance by erecting a one-storv tWo-
way brick veneer double house on the
northeast corner of Thirteenth and De-
Quincy streets.
Public Hearing will be held nv said
Board in Room 104. City Hail. Tuesday.
January II. 1882 at 2:30 o. m at which
time and place all interested persons will
be given opportunity 20 be heard in ref
petition.
BOARD or zoNING APPEALS.
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fine Snowman, who knows now TO
sell hokum. The various scenes of
the revue proper uses a beautiful
ballet to present the greetings"
idea such as Christman, Valentine
and the like. The girls are good
dancers and the two chief dancers
more than make good. Even the
vocalist is way above the average.
Here is big city revue with rare
beauty and real dancing and COM
edy talent. The very best that
Fanchon and Marco have given us
so far. And Charlie Davis and his
gang help out the proceedings.
You recall that I had several in
teresting experiences with Lii Dag
over, the German star when her
plane was forced down near Indi-
annapolis during a terrific storm.
She was then on her way to the
coast to start work on THE Wom-
an From Monte Carlo
believe that it would have been
better if this picture was never
made as far as Miss Dagover is
concerned. 1t just doesn't give her
chance, it is too over drawn and
Just does not convince.
This woman needs a story with
action-something that keeps her
busy. The best scene is when a
French warship is sunk by the
enemy but she doesn't have a thing
to do with these big moments of
the story.
Even Walter Huston was miscast
as the commander of the French
warship. I firmly believe that Miss
Dagover can conquer this country
if she has the right vehicles, but
THE Woman From Monte Carlo
has made that conquest doubtful
one.
I was in hopes that I could say
nice things about this woman but
1 can't after seeing The Woman
From Monte Carlo"
Now at the Indiana.
Ted Healy, Fannie Brice and Phil
Baker opens a short engagement to-
night, Tuesday matinee and night
at English's in Crazy Quilt"
Other theaters today offer: Koran
at the Lyric; What a Woman
Wants" at Keith's, and Delicious
in its second week a. the Apollo.
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tMR. HYDE HANDS
OUT REAL THRILLS
SmarteSt and Best Revue of Season Sent to Indian
Theater by Fanchon and Marco.
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

N
this combination good and hend revealed
the silent before became aker with Fred March the
dual
Fankensten most satisfactory
probably has the talking
Everybody familiar "Jeky Hyde"
Thriller fits nddy with presenday to have needles
stuck into
The this
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CONCERNING
'CMATA HARI," A MOVIE

Have always been interested IN
the stories concerning the spy work
of Mata Hari, who, until just re-
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MRS. H. KLEINE and FAMILY.

POwELL-To our friends and neighbors
who so kindly ministered to us at the
time of the death of our dear husband
and father. CHARLES POWELL we wish
p2essians aS g i0s snf for tha KING bss
tiful flowers and especially 90 we thank
the undertaken. George w Usher.
MRS. ELLA POWELL and DAUGHTERS.
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1880 North Illinois Street.
indianapolis, Indiana.

NOTICE OF A MEETING OF THB
'if'fi MARION coUNTY. INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the Marion County Council
of Marion County, Indiana, viii be held
in the Commissioners Court in the
courthouse in the city of Indianapolis
Indiana, on Wednesday, January b.
1882, to consider Appropriations, Re
Appropriations, and Bond Issue for
Township Poor Relief.
CHARLES A. GROSSART,
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LIpESTOCK
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Cards. In Memnriams

KLEINE. HENRY W-We wish to express
our thanks to our relatives. neighbors and
shown at the death of our husband
and father. Henry W. Kleine also do We
thank the Rev Piekenbrok for his con-
soling words singer Mrs. Louis 3urck.
pallbearers and all for the beautiful
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BOARD OF zONING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNOR.
F1rocfGas,t
4 B. sTEEo. Engineer.
BOARD OF zONING APPEALS
NOTTCE m


NOTICE OF HEARING.
Notice is hereby given that Robert z.
Schneider has. filed with the Board Of
zoning Appeals OF the City of Indian
spois, a petition asking permission to
vary the requirements of the zoning Or
dInance by erecting one story two-way
street.
Public Hearing will be held BY said
January 18th, 1882, AZ 2:30 P. NJ. at
which time and place all interested
persons will be given opportunity to be
heard IN reference to the matters set
BOARD or zONING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'cONNOR, Pres.
H. B. sTEEG. Secretary-Engineer.
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS-
NOTICE OF HEARING.
Notice IS hereby given that E; 3:
Pierce has filed with the Board Of
lis. petition asking permission to vary
the requirements Of the zoning Or
dinance by erecting two storerooms at
the the southwest corner OF East New YORK
A Public Hearing will be held by said
Board in Room 100. City Hall, Tuesday.
January 18th. 1882. at 2.30 P. NJ. at
which time and place all interested
persons will be given opportunity to be
heard in reference to the matters set
BOARD OF ZoNING APPEALS.
GEO. T. O'CONNOR. Pres.
n r. SIEEG. Secretary Engineer.
LEGAL SALE
NOTICE IS hereby given pursuant to the
statutes OF the State Of Indiana that the
undersigned. conducting a public storage
house viii on Thursday. January It'll.
1882. sell for accrued charges the house
hold goods and other goods belonging
to the following named people:
a, Y Byers. No. 1904: Mrs. T. J.
Christian. No. 1888: Joe M Dye. No.
1929: Esther Farb. No. 1858: Roy Fiack
No. 53s5. Al J. Frank No 5435: Anna
Galbreath. No. 1851: VIM. Gilbert No.
40l6: Sim Henderson. No. 1870: J. j.
Aiulane. No 52l6: g. K. Perry. No 1900:
Row Shultz. No. 1884: Alberta Suitha
No s421 Louise Wennerstrom NO 27O2:
u NJ Williams. No. 5506: Mrs. Bess
Farcr No 1860
SHANK FIREPROOP WAREHOUSE
COMPANY.
1880 North Illinois Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
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c<'FcfrA t1to3 49, uclEle fIthnslo1 - . cull
siderable nees. Rapidly the distance closed.
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Sc Radios, Musical instruments
Philco Radio Bargains

Used Selmer clarinet; very excep-
tional bargain, SITS value, $50.
Martin tenor saxophone, silver
plate, gold bell, just like new, sos.
Convenient Terms
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81 Automotive Services
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LEGALS
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LEGAL SALE
Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes of the State of Indiana that the
undersigned, conducting a public storage
house will on Thursday. Jan z, 1882, sell
for accrued charges the household goods
and other goods belonging TO the tol-
lowing named people:
Raleigh Cavanaugh. No. 1853; Mrs.
James II Jackson. No. 65l; Victor Sides.
No. 1850. - -.
SHANK AUCTION AND FURNITURE co.
1890 North Illinois Street.
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The splendid thing about this
talker is that it leaves no doubt as
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Sarah j. Thompson. passed away al his
residence. 2542 N. New JERSEY St. Satur-
dav morning. Services Tuesday. 10 a. n.
at THE FLANNER e. BUCHANAN
MoRTUARY. Friends invited. Burial
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WHITE, MRS. ELIzA-Mother of Mrs. Ar
thur Pollard. passed away Monday
morning at the residence. 1871 Congress
BUCHANAN MORTUARy. rs west Fail
Greek Blvd, Wednesday o. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill
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Pearson Piano Company
1913 N. Penn st. Ii. 5513
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= ? conmanueu Tarsan. "pelnaps rney nave NOT
yet discovered us
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ROBERTS. MARGARET Aunt of
Charles William Hesten. died at Bafay-
cite, Ind. Sunday. Friends may call at
Meridian. Monday. "a and TO D. m.
Funeral Tuesday. p. m. at the nlortu-
arv. Burial Crown Hill Friends invited
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Radio Bargain Shop

225 East Washlngton So.
WHY let an individual experiment on your
radio? Call RIVERSIDE RADIO SALES
AND SERVICE, Ia. 4378, 2648 N. Hard
ing. Service calls 75c. Radios checked
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La gaceta., 1932-03-24
en- 5 veces al bate pogo un tri,
hey. un tubey y un hit.
NOTUIAN DE
INTFRFS LOCAL

/ Tn krup0 de cOnocid0S ciu-
dadanos de Tampa Sc reuni6 "a
yer en- ell hotel Hillsborough, de,
iando constituida una organiZa-
cion para impedir Sc cometan
fraudes en- las venideras eleccio-
mes primariaS. Como p~residente
provisional Sc eligi0 al Sr. T. w.
Ramsey, siendo designado I'm co
mite bajo la presidential de w.
F. Hines para que redacte ell
programa del grupo y eXtienda
una invitaci6n a todos los electO-
res que deseen honrados conf
clos, para que concurran ell pr6Xi
me luneS, a las 8 de la nOche, a
otra reunion que Sc verificara
en- el mismo iugar.
! Perteneceran a esta nueva a
grupaci6n civica, los ciudadanos
de todas las facciones politicas
que deseen limpieza en- la ms
cripcion de electoros y escrupu-
losoS secretaries e inspectores
en- los colegios.
Mr.. Hines pronunci6 un elo-
cuente discurso, asegu1ando que
el publico esta cansado de que sc
falsee su voluntad.
Habl6 en- representation de
Plant City, diciendo que el pue-
bio de su comunidad quiere comi
clos honrados, ell Representative
John T. Lowe.
Pronunci6 una vigorosa ora
ci6n ell ciudadano w. B. Coarsey,
quien dijo que 81 habia servido
en- la Inca d. fuego y habia Wis
to cosas en- la Ultima election
del condado, que lie convencian
de que los latinos no son los uni
La gaceta., 1932-03-24
Que seran pagados algun dia.
Es8eGS&

COS responSables de los comicioS
deshonestoS." "Muchos de ellos
son victimas del dominic de los
pandilleros''. "ElloS son llevados
a los comicios por pol'ticaStr"S
pero no pongamos toda la cuipa
sobre Ybor City y West Tampa
: Vayamos a la cabeZa de la auto
ridad, y demandemoS que Sc de
al pueblo una election honrada.
Morris NJ. Owens manifesto
que la Have de las cleccioncS hon
radas la tienen los cinco conf
sicnados del condado Y ell Shcr-
if, eXpr2sando la creencia de
que 81 sc hace Verdadera preston
sin antagonismos, sobre cllos, Sc
obtendran los resultados que Sc
neceSitan.
Como secretario temporal del
grupo Sc escogi6 al letrado T.
Paine Kelly.
Estuvieron presentes en- la
reunion. los senores j. j. Fernan
dez, w. X. Zewadski. Ed. Stan
ley, John BledSoc, c. Elmer
Webb, T. Byrd Sparkman. j. J..
Reed, l.. Esli Knight, w. f,
Hines, |. G, Huntley, T. w.
Ramsey, John T. Lowe, n. f.
Conger, T. n. Henderson, w. b.
Coarsey, William c. Spencer, f,
r. Dickinson. c. Elmer Webb,
l.. M. Hatton, Henry Boazman,
K. {. Blair, George b. Rob, Don
Thompson, w. {. Pierce, Frank
NJ. Mynatt, c. j. McElhenney,
T. Paine Kelly, Ed Morgan, Mo-
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Curtis l.. Sparkman y otros.