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daugate., June Kendrics. The young
guests included Mary Feldbuch Of
Washington, Mary Thalia Hinken,
Elizabeth McGhee, Edna McGhee, Betty
Annette Harrison, Mary Harrison, Betty
Joan Rose, Margaret Harrison, Margaret
Fulton, Helen Coffman, Barbara Hamp-
ton, Betty Litaker Betty, Dorothy and
Ruby Kendrick, Harry Hinken, jr.;
James Bolton. jr; William Bolton, Bart
lett Simms. jr.; Sinclair Simms, Jackie
Wheatley, Leon and Karl Kendrick.
Miss Elizabeth Bushong and Mr.. Ed
gar Bushoag. jr.. Of Culpeper are vis-
iting their grandmother, Mrs. H. v.
Bushong.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Limerick
entertained at bridge Saturday eve
ming. July 16. in honor Of DR.. H. S.
Sessums of Los Angeles. The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey
Spivey, Mrs. Clayton Bowman, Mrs.
Cecil Taylcr. Mrs. Percy Driscoll, Mrs:
Nails. Miss Mae Young, Miss Ethel
WEIGH. Mrs. William Lewis and Miss
Garnett Carter
Miss Elizabeth Jones and Miss Char
lotte Jones Of Winchester are guests
of Mr. and Mrs John Jacob Kiger.
Mr.. Lester Chewing, Mr.. William
IllCc anu MI. OdCh IIOUci IoOil o4C
home from a visit to Mr.. Robertsons
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. S. l..
Airport, in Stevensburg. Va.
Mrs H. L. Sheets and Miss Frances
Sheets of Clifton Forge are guests OF
Mrs G. NJ Myers.
Miss Roxie Brawner is spending sew
eral weeks in Wernesville. Pa.
Miss Henrietta Taliaferro Waring OF
Fredericksburg is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. E. B. Wa.lng.
Mrs. L. A. Hulfish and Miss Martha
Hulfish of Marion. S. c., are guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hulfish.
Mr.. Samuel Douglass is spending a
month with his aunt, Mrs. George
Sanford at Montross, in Westmoreland
County.
Miss Margaret Adams Of New Ro-
chelle, N. Y. is the guest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs Roger Brooke
Adams, who also have with them their
small granddaughter. Kay Larsen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lar
sen of Norfolk
Miss Virginia McCool and Miss Ellen
Pearson are visiting relatives in Paw
Paw. w Va
Mrs. John Dolton and her children
/ of New York City are guests of her
/ sister. Mrs Kate Baker
! Mrs Harmon E. Norris has returned
after a visit to her sister-in- law, Miss
! Helen Norris in Fredericksburg, and
assisted at the tea given by the latter
! in honor of Miss Elizabeth Wade
Faulkner, whose marriage to the Rev.
Lawrence Brent rector of Trinity
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G. Carlin. jr., in their cottage on the
James De Vaughan, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel B. De Vaughan, is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. d.
Booth in Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Smell and Miss
Barbara Smell are visiting in Rich
mond.
Williamsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant
Smith and Mrs. D. L. Knapp Of Wash
ineton, and Mr. w. M. Smith Of Rem
ington, Va. were week end guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Smith.
Mrs. S. A. Allen Of Richmond Is
visiting her son and daughter -in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Allen.
Mrs. William c. Studs and her
children are guests OF her brother, Mr..
Carroll Murray. in Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Haisiip gave a
garden party Thursday evening in honor
of their daughter, Miss Vivian Haislip.
Miss Dorothy Cook, Miss Louise Runal-
due. Miss Roberta Runaldue, Miss Lii
Ian OLinger, Miss Margaret Elliott,
Miss Geraldine Rhodes, Mr. Hamilton
Fairfax, Mr.. Louis Clark, Mr.. Marvin
Zimmerman, Mr. Gordon Zimmerman,
Mr.. JOHN w. Sullivan, Mr.. Godfrey
Runaldue, Mr.. CORTLAND Grimm and
Mr.. Edward Hit.
Mrs. N. M. Dewey and Mr. Jerry
Buck Dewey Of Washington were week
end guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Cole.
MIR. and Mrs Gordon Clark of Boston
and Mr. Bernard Pitcher Of New York
City spent last week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas U. Fairfax.
Mrs. K. H Roach Is home after a
visit to her sister, Mrs. j. w. Walker,
in Roanoke.
Miss Eleanor Calder Of Richmond is
spending the Summer with her aunt,
Mrs. Robert Dunaway.
Miss Edna Keys is home from visit
to her aunt, Mrs. j. H. Holmes, in
Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Herman Steuber of Linden
void. N. j., is the guest of his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Robey.
Miss Dorothy Holler has gone to her
home in West Virginia after visit to
Miss Audrey White.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Murphy Of Phila-
delphia are spending several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Winston.
Mrs. E. G. Keys and Mrs. J. L.
Gator of Dumfries, Va, were guests last
week of the formers son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Owen L. Keys
Miss Lulu Hundley is visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfrey Jester in WeStwood. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keefer, jr. and
their children have returned from a
visit to Mr.. Keefer's parents, Mr.. and
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Mr.. and Mrs. Michaux,
Alexandra. Announce
Daughters Marriage
Miss Elsie to Be Bride of
James Henry Grant, Jr.,
July 3O-Family of Rev.
Mr.. Dodge on Trip.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 23.-Invi-
tations have been received in Alexan-
dria from Mr. and Mrs. William Wal
thall Michaux for the marriage OF their
daughter. Elsie Ingram, to Mr.. James
Henry Grant, jr., Saturday afternoon,
July 80, at o'clock, in their home,
Michaux Grant, in Powhatan County
The Rev. and Mrs. Ryland T. Dodge
and their children are guests OF Dr.
and Mrs. H. S. Dodge in Chester, Va.
Mrs. David Tucker Brown has gone
to Lynchburg to spend the remainder
Of the Summer and has with her her
mother and sister, Mrs. William r.
Trigg and Miss Roberta Trigg of Rich
mond.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. William ]
Morton have returned from visit to
Mr. and Mrs George N. Anderton in
Tappahannock where DR.. Morton at
tended the Episcopal Church Institute.
Also attending the institute were the
Rev. George Vest, rector of Emmanuel
Church and the Rev. Herbert A. Van
Couenhoven of Grace Church.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles M. Shepper-
son and their young daughter, Imogene
Baxter Shepperson, have completed a
motor trip to Chesterfield. S. c., where
they visited DR.. John E. Lucas and his
sisters, the Misses Lucas. DR.. Lucas
recently was the guest Of Capt. and Mrs.
Shepperson and accompanied them to
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jamison and Miss
Barbara Jamison of War-enton are
spending several weeks with relatives
In Alexandria.
Mrs F. " Clements and her niece,
Miss Margaret Avant. are home from
a visit to the formers son, Mr.. w. w.
Clements in Miami Fla.
Mrs. w. D. Eckels has left for her
home in MELVILLE, Pa, after visit to
Miss Ellen NorcroSS Eckels. and was
accompanied home by her small grand
daughter, June Eckels.
Mrs. Bertha Florance and M. John
Florance have returned from Round
Hill. Va. where Mr. Florance was best
man at the marriage of Miss Hannah
Barbara Gilmore. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. H Gilmore, to Mr.. Charles
Frederick Weadon, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Weadon of Waterford. Va,
which took place in the home of the
brides parents Saturday afternoon,
July l6
Dr.. and Mrs Adrian Lambeth Carson.
IT.. have returned from Richmond where
they attended the marriage of the for
mer's sister. Miss Hazel Hodges Carson,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. A. L.
Carson, to Mr.. Clyde Lee White of
Lynchburg. formerly of Nelson County,
which took place in the home of the
brides parents at noon Saturday, July
Is, the brides father officiating. DR..
Carson gave his sister in marriage.
After August l Mr.. and Mrs. White will
live at 1922 Court street in Lynchburg
Miss Sara Eddington and Miss
Margaret Eddington are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Charles E. Bannern of Mil
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Church. in Upperville, will take place
Saturday August g.
Miss Ellalee Fairfax Vincent is
spending a month with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs Herbert r. Haar,
in Lorton. Va. Miss Jacquelin Vim
cent returned recently from visit to
Mr. and Mrs. Haar.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner L. Boothe have
returned from visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur H. Lloyd in their home, Hatha-
way, in Charlottesville.
Miss Corinne Reardon has COM
pleted motor trip through Northern
France and now is in Paris attending
the Summer session at the Alliance
Francaise. Miss Reardon will return
about September !.
Miss Ellen Fraser of Georgetown, s.
c.. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
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ford. Del, in their cottage at Rehoboth
Beach.
Mrs Anna M. Appich of Richmond
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Louis F.. Bohraus. Mr.. Bohraus will
return tomorrow from an extended trip
to Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Lee Agner en-
tertained a house party over last week
end in their cottage at Owings Beach.
The guests included Miss Ruby Lee
Whitley. Miss Margaret Petit, Miss
Kitty Kaiser, Miss Eunice Bruin, Miss
Marion Henney. Miss Audrey Beach,
Miss Bernice King. Mr.. Ralph Scrivener,
Mr.. Charles Petit Mr.. William Carr,
Mr.. Wilson Davis, M. William Snyder,
Mr.. Harry Spear and Mr. Robert Lee
Agner. jr.
Miss Marie Brannon and Miss Cecilia
Petit are spending a week with Mrs
Kate Ballenger in her cottage at
Colonial Beach
Mr.. and Mrs M. H. Kendrick enter
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shouts Police If tampered with. An
invisible pipe connects with a mega
phone, siren or bell safely attached
away from the safe. II the safe is
opened or hole bored in 1t the escape
of the air inside releases the signal.
Admiral Horthy, regent of Hungary, has
ordered one of the safes.
Hungary. He has invented a safe which
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Mrs william Keefer. in williamsport.

Mrs william Keefer, in williamsport.
Pa.
Miss Katherine Cross left last week
for Syracuse, N Y, where she will stay
for the remainder OF the Summer with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ostrander
end guests Of the latter's father, Mr.. P.
B. Grifith, in Westmoreland County.
Miss Roberta Saunders has returned
from a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Saunders in Tappahannock.
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Cyclist in wall of Death" !"

The Wall Of Death" often featured
by motor cyclists in oarnivals. has been
conquered by bicycle, ridden by Jo-
seph Emerson, of Trory, Ireland. The
wall of Death" is circular wooden
structure. and inside motor cyclist at
tains a great speed and mounts the wall,
riding round and round as long as the
speed is maintained. Emerson recently
got his bicycle as far as the danger line
and rode round the wall several times,
then descended unaided.
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tanned Thursday afternoon in their
home on King street to celebrate the
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Now Safe Shouts "Police."

NUW 0dIC OHUUIS OIICc'
Thieves who specialize in gold filings
are advised to keep away from the office
of Dentist Charles Stengel Of Budapest,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
GOVERNOR CROSS
HAS REFUSED TO
CALL SESSION
Albert Levitt and William
j. Pape Has Requested
Special Converting OF
Legislature-Willing to
Discuss Matter

Hartford, Conn, March To-
(UP)-Governor Wilbur L. Gross
has received another plea for spe-
cial session Of the general assem-
bly-this time from Albert Levitt.
the anti-Roraback crusader OF
Redding, and William j. Pape, Wa
terbury publisher.
As in the case Of the New Bril-
tain city council, the governor re-
piled he could see no advantage in
summoning a special session at this
time strictly because of the un-
fortunate play of partisan politics"
Pape Is chairman and Levitt Sec
rotary Of the Connecticut state
committee Of progressive republic
cans" which Is aligned against j.
Henry Roraback, z. o. p. leader.
In their petition to the governor
they assailed the state banking
laws which, they said, permitted
1.-The depredations Of the Kingstons,
Watkins, the Smiths and the Gun
ders." Although the men have
been imprisoned, the laws which
permitted, them TO defraud the pub
lie remain on the statute books,
they pointed out. '''.' 80
Governor Cross said he Is willing
to discuss the matter with Levitt
and Pape next Monday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
MANY WITNESSES
IDENTIFY BAD
WILLIE" GRAY

Boston, March 15-(UP)-Elev-
en- persons today identified william
Bad Willie" Gray. escaped convict
as having participated In a series
OF hoid-ups in Boston. He was
picked from a line up at police
headquarters by special OFFICER
Philip sweeney OF the Boston e.
Albany railroad police and seven
other persons as the bandit who
resorted to gunpiay during q hold.
up at an Aiiston Varsity store the
night of February 20.
Besides Sweeney. those VINO
Identified the suspect were: Paul
Afford, Arthur J. coffey. Paul Ne.
Namara. Harry Smith. Maurice
Bamberg. william Falweii and
Thomas Artesani, all OF whom were
In the store when the robbery oe-
CURED. Ruth Lynn and A.. j.
Maynard Identified Gray as having
participated IN q hold.up At the
Boston American Garage on shaw.
nut avenue last month. and George
Parldo picked Gray IN the man who
held ~ his AllstOn store February
~. Recently Gray WAS captured
By Boston police AZ his hidsout IN
New Hampshire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
TWO BOXERS MAY
BE- BARRED FROM
RING FOREVER
This Will Happen to Goril-
la Jones and frankie
O'Brien if Mass. Boxing
Commission Is Obeyed

Holyoke, Mass, Mar 15.-(UP)
State Boxing Commissioners
Daniel J. Kelly announced today
that at tomorrow's meeting of the
boxing commission he will recon-
mend life suspensions in Massa-
chusetts for Gorilla Jones of Akron,
o., and frankie O'Brien of Hart
ford, Conn.
Their scheduled 1O-round bout
was stopped in the eighth round
here last night when the referee
disqualified Jones for not trying
and awarded the decision to
O'Brien. At the same time, Com
missioner Kelly. who was at the
ringside, declared the bout no con-
test.
O'Brien received purse of about
$685. after the deduction of SIS for
the pair of boxing gloves which
he allegedly failed to turn in after
the fight. Jones purse of about
$1,000 was held up pending tomor-
rows action by the boxing commits
sion. 1t was indicated efforts might
be made to force O'Brien to sur
render his purse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
DE VALERA SENT
GREETING TO The
UNITED STATES

Dublin. March 15-(UP)-The
cesire of the Irish Free state Tor
most cordial relations with the
United States was expressed by
canon De Valera, republican pres
ident of the executive council. In
message to Secretary Of State
St,mson.
II wish to assure you of the de.
sire of my colleagues and myself
10 maintain and foster by every
means the most friendly relations
between the Irish Free State and
the United States the message
said. "In no other country. have
so many of our exiles found q
h ,me and in no other country has
our struggle for freedom been
given SO much help and SYM
pathy."
De Valera also sent message to
the secretary of the Vatican ex-
pressing respectful homage and
good wishes and assuring the holy
father of "our intentions to main
tain. with the Holy See the inti-
mate and cordial relationship
which has become n tradition with
the Irish people,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Hindenburg Will Surely
Win That Next Election
Against Combinations

Berlin, March 15-(U. P) - A
decisive victory for President Paul
Won Hindenburg over Adolf Hitler
In the run-off presidential election
April 10 appeared certain to-day
due to lack OF cooperation between
nationalists and Fascists forming
the national opposition. The s4-
year-old field marshal defeated Hit.
Ter. dapper Fascist leader, by more
than 1900. 000 votes In Sundays
election but fell short OF an abso-
lutte majority over the four cam
didates opposing him. Government
leaders were sure Of victory and
even DIR Alfred Eugenberg's ma.
tionalists admitted the certainty"
OF Hindenburgs continuing In Of.
flee.
There appeared 20 be no chance
OF Nati0naiisis and Fascists uniting
10 support eE.croNn Prince FRED
erick Wilhelm aa q joint presidefis
ilni candidate. Hitler announced
that he would lead the second nsht
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Local Man Rushed There
By County Detective
Hickey to Be drilled on
the Cuercina Murder
AMIGO Was Implicated
in Mystery Death of
James Roll on Pearl
Lake Road, But Was
Not Held
HARTFORD MAN

Thomas AMIGO, 46, Of 81 Laval
street, who was arrested last night
by Detectives John Calvin and
Joseph Bender in connection with
the mysterious murder In Hartford
saturday night Of Joseph Cuercina,
known throughout the state as u
dealer In alcohol, Is the same man
who several years ago was held by
the local police following the mys-
terious killing Of Joseph Roll on
the Pearl Lake road. Early this
morning, following lengthy ques-
tioning by County Detective Ed
ward J. Hickey, AMIGO was rushed
to Hartford where he was sched-
uled to undergo further question.
ing.
Reports from Hartford later this
morning were to the effect that
AMIGO In maintaining that he
knows nothing about the Cuercina
murder. This Is the same attitude
he took her in connection with the
Rolli murder. In the latter case
he was finally released by the local
police when they could pin nothing
on him.
1--WE knew ut the time that
Amico drove Roll to Pearl Lake
rood In his truck but we could not
prove that he did the murder
said Chief Of Detectives william p.
Keegan here to-day. "Tn fact, we
we're convinced that AMIGO did
not do the shooting"
ROLLS body. with bullet
Though the head, was found on
tho Pearl Lake road several hun
dred yards west of Hamilton ave-
uue. Subsequent Investigations
Called to pin the crime on anybody.
AMIGO, after being held some time,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
SIX Year
Old GIRL
INJURED
Constance German Was
Struck By Truck on
Meriden Road Early
This Mornings in
Very Critical Condition

Constance German, 9 year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frank
German OF 1874 Merlden road is In
O critical condition at st Mary's
hospital as result of injuries she
suffered when struck by Byrolly
Transportation Co truck on the
Meriden road at 1895 o'clock this
morning. The driver of the truck,
James Richmond, 25, Of Plymouth,
was released on his own recognize
ance after a preliminary investi-
cation by Coroner John T. Mon
Zani.
According TO information fur
nished the police the child was
crossing the Meriden road on an
errand to Turgeon's Drug store
when the accident happened. Har-
old Plat of r. +. D. No ], city,
proceeding toward Waterbury car
ried the child to st Mary's hospital.
As near as Patrolman Patrick
Griffin Of the motor patrol could
determine, the child ran against
The side Of the truck. Richmond
said ne saw the child on the side
walk as he passed her and then
later looked back and saw her on
the road.
The child Is believed to have a
fractured skull which will be de-
termined when x-ray photos are
developed this afternoon.
Mrs German. the child's mother,
and her two sisters of Constance,
Oressia and Lorraine had gone to
mass at SITS Peter and Paups
church and Constance was sent on
the errand. The first Mrs German
knew OF the accident was that the
child was In the hospital.
The accident happened near
Ben's filling station, near Lockhart
avenue. An employe OF the station
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Fears Begin To
Grow About The
Lindbergh Baby
Will Be Two Weeks To-
night Since the Little
Boy Disappeared and
There Has Not Been One
Real Clue as to His
Whereabouts
BY BATES RANEY
Tnlfed PROSE- Gtaff CQrresDOn(ient)

NohttGu HSSS s1t&AA $SAh&ohSss~s~ssNf
Hopewell, N. j., March 10 -
(UP) Fear for the safety OF
Baby Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr.
was felt In some quarters today
as the two weeks mark neared IN
the mystery of his kidnapping. and
police chased down blind alleys for
clues to his abductors.
There was no official express
sion of opinion as to whether the
child was alive or well, or harmed
by It's cold or It's abductors; and,
insofar as the police investigation
went, authorities still were check
ing everything that would yield a
trace of the child and affect It's
restoration to its parents, Colonel
and Mrs Lindbergh.
Police and, apparently, the fam
lily were hoping against hope.
The centerpiece of the police
work today was scheduled exam
nation of Frank Berg, yachtsman.
The police communicate this
forenoon said Max Phillips had
voluntarily related his experiences
In an attempted kidnapping in 1925
(which was frustrated by advance
information" Berg's name cropped
up in the course of this statement
and the police said that 1.-THE infor-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15

personally DIR Hugenberg supported
Hindenburg's candidacy by an
nouncing that the Nationalist
would support an amendment TO
the constitution declaring the pres
ident reelected without second
vote provided that he Prussian. Ba
yarian. and WuerttemberI diets be
dissolved for new elections, The
government did not consider the
proposal. The national opposition
hoped 10 increase It's power through
a Prussian Diet election and win
control OF the prussian police
force. 6ermanys most powerful
military unit.
The newspaper Deutsche Ailge.
meine zeitung said that on the ba-
sia OF the government stand, ~
HuEenbeFg was expected 20 appeal
10 the natlonaiisis 30 vote for Hi.
Ter In the second poll. but the m.
certainty Of the oppoalti0n's plans
made II likely that the president
could defeat any combination thes
might evolve.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
FIVE BANDITS
GET AWAY WITH
GREAT DOODLE
More Than Thirty En-.
ployes Of Bank in Gin.
ton, Iowa, Were Prison.
ers, While Robbery Was
Going On

Clinton, Ia, March i5-(U. P)
The City National Bank here was
robbed to-day by five bandits. who
escaped with Approximately $1O6,-
600. The money was all In cash.
The bandits waylaid the janitor,
clyde Willis. forced him to let
them into the bank and then calm
ly waited for the bank vault time
lock to release the bank FUNDS.
While they waited, bank employees
and officers were gathering for the
days work. AZ each person entered
he was tied with rope and placed
In the directors room, where all
were kept under close guard.
One bandit wounded himself
with a knife when he cut the bonds
holding the janitor 30 Willis could
open the bank door. The bandit
gave no indication of his injury.
but left q pool Of blood on the floor
OF the bank. Before the time lock
clicked, permitting the robbers to
get to the resources of the big bank
there were more than 80 employees
ana officers OF the institution inn
prisoned In the directors room.
"They went about In business like
fashion and apparently knew just
what they wanted" said D. p. Pet
ty, vice-president of the bank and
one of the officers who arrived be-
fore the robbers fed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-15
Great Kodak Maker Made
Himself Famous By
Philanthropics - 1t Is
Estimated He Gave
Away Between $751;
100000 and 100000
600 - Worth About
$20,000,O00 at Death
"MY WORK IS
DONE, WHY WAIT"
BY ROSCOE SNIPES
United Press Staff Corresnond

OnlteO fresS sum NOrFespOuuGhts
Rochester. N. Y. March 15.-
(UP)-old friends Of George East
man who built q fortune on Kodak
films and gave most Of It away.
talked to-day Of the hobbies. fan
cies and qualities of their 77-year
old comrade who wrote MY Work
Is Done, Why Waltz" then care
fully extinguished his cigaret and
killed himself.
Their comment. their praise.
their stories of the boy who start
ed his life work on So week job.
worked as bank clerk, and per-
fected a photograph film because
the old fashioned plates were u
nuisance, came to-day from every
part of the world.
They came as Rochester, the city
Eastman made beautiful, lay blan-
keted by a heavy snowfall. They
bore witness to Eastman gifts OF
grounds, music, the drama and the
arts.
All night and early to-day they
piled up, as the body Of the phil
anthropist lay in the Eastman
home, a beautiful home half hid
den from view by heavy growth
of trees and shrubs buried under
the heavy snow.
Eastman had been III for years;
seven years ago he passed guidance
of the huge Eastman Kodak COM
pany employing 10000 persons to
other hands.
Monday, shortly after noon.
Eastman asked his secretary and
attendants to "please leave the
room. I wish to write a note"
A moment later they heard the
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