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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-24
SOrOritieS

Lambda Gamma sorority will
meet at 730 Friday with Miss Mary
Elizabeth Breeding, 81 West Twen-
ty-first street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-24

Auxiliary to Meet
Ladies auxiliary of the Altenheim
will meet at 2:3o Friday for its reg
ular business meeting.
The Washington times., 1932-03-15
"a ApTETTaPE VENUE {5i CLUB

for Sam," is new and beauti'
fully illustrated. All three are
obtainable at the Public Lii
brary.
The two little pictures We
are using today are Of Mary
Carver, 1882 U st. s. E., and
Henry Sutpkin, Of Upperville,
Va.
Mary is IL years old and in
the seventh grade at st. Tere-
Sa's School. She is a chum Of
Mildred San Fillepo, who told
her about the club.
Our new member at Upper
vile, Va, Henry Sutpkin, is 10
years old. He writes:
II IN very small but every
one says 1 am y smart boy.
The Washington times., 1932-03-15

we SAl uAS " ~A@A OA~NN"
rlay soldier and football and
basketball and all kinds Of
games. I play them ALI"
A new member, Harry Cor.
man, 1928 Seventeenth st. N.
w., writes:
IL ann mighty glad to Join
your club aS I have been very
lonesome having been confined
to bed for the last three years
due to . severe illness. This
is my first year back ut school.
ann 10 years old and i'm the
4B grade at johnson School.
While cOnvalescing / learned
to play the Hawaiian guitar.
I would like to hear from some
Of the ether members"
We think Harry is q very
smart boy to be in the 4B
grade after being out Of school
SO many years. Didn't he have
a dreadful time. We all know
how we hate to stay in bed
even a day when we are Ill.
Since Harry had such q tough
break We hope a lot of the
club members will write to him.
The Washington times., 1932-03-15

self and an artist. He does
all the illustrations for his
books and they are grand.
Among them we particularly
recommend Smoke. q Cow
boy" Cowboys, North and
South" and Cow Country"
All these books can be OBJ
tanned at the Public Library.
While we are on the sub
ject, there is Betty Weiss, 1207
Orren st. N. E., who wanted
us to send some Information
on the stars and planets. Not
knowing just what Betty
wanted to know about 'em, we
recommend the following books
which will give her all the
information she needs:
''BOOk Of Stars fer Young
People" by w. T. OlcOtt.
Astronomy for Young People" )"
by Mrs. Isabella Lewis.
''The Stars for Sam," by w.
Maxwell Reed.
The last book, 1.-The Stars
The Washington times., 1932-03-15

One Of the club members,
Dwight Frye, Of Kensington,
Md, asked us a few days ago
for some references on COW
boys and Pueblo Indians.
We think Dwight would be
interested in the following on
the Indians:
Pueblo Boys" by COrneli3
James Cannon.
'Deric with the Indians" by
Deric NuSbaum.
American Indians" by Fred
The Washington times., 1932-03-15

Il want to join
your club. We
have o little
club here Of
boys from Z
to 13. It is
calle Six
Boys Clu b
and / am the
treasurer. We
went ON q
hike the early
part Of this
month an d
we took a
lon & tramp
in the woods.
VIZ an Hsh~ a.
The Washington times., 1932-03-15

The book
by Starr has
q lot Of in
tereSting in
formation on
other An1eri-
an Indian
tribes which
we thin K
Dwight will
enjoy.
The beS t
Gin our Opin-
ion) on cow
boys is WIN
James. James
was and is @
cowboy him.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

de New York, ell hebreo Ben Je-
by alcanz6 la decision de los jue-
!ces, en- Is asaltos, sobre Chick
Devlin, I'm irlandes de Los An
geles.
Jeby gan6 la unanime deci-
sion de los jueces, golpeando a
su gusto a Devlin, que verifica-
ba su primer combate en- New
York.
! Devlin, castigado teriblemen.
tie, consigui6 mantenerse de pie
hasta que termin6 ell decline
lquinto asalto.
Jeby reclama Ia corona de pc
so mediano, pero ell titulo debe.
ra conquistarlo venciendo a o
tros gladiadores.
Recientemente Frank Batag.
glia, de Winnipeg, puso a dor
mir a Jeby, en- IN solo asalto
Batagglia hizo despues tablas
con Devlin, en- I'm combate efec
tuado en- New York.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
ma de Seminole Heights.

ma de Seminole Heights.
Aparecen contratados para la
relea principal, Charlie Batson,
ex-campe6n de peso de pluma
del estado, y frankie Keelan,
que pesa 131 libras.
En- ell primer encuentro que e.
sos j6venes sostuvieron, Batson
conquist6 la decision, y en- ell Sc
gundo Keelan lie puso a dormir.
AL presente Keelan ostenta la
corona de campe6n de peso de
puma en- ell condado de HILLSIDE
rough.
Figuran tambien en- ell progra
ma los pugilistas Salvador Mira
bella, Dick Alvarez, Frank AL
varez, Joe Garcia, Abe Gavillan
Abe Sasa y otros.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

POGO despues, ell marques y
don Antonio, volvian al dormi-
torio de la j6ven.
Flora parecia aletargada.
Sus labi" ~.lovianse de vez
en- cua" no 81 hablase.
Pero las palabras no salian
de ellos.
Ell doctor6se concrete a decir
delante de la doncella, al mar-
ques:
-Darle hasta la noche, que
volvere, ell mrsmo medicamento.
Don Rodrigo sali6 a acompa-
narle hasta ell vestibulo. ..
Una vez alli, Saliva lie dijo con
voz baja:
NO divide mis- consejos...
Induiera... averigue... y sobre to
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

GODOY ACOSTO A MACK

Miami, Nov. PEI campe6n
de peso complete de Chile, Artu
70 Godoy, triunf6 aver por no.
caut tecnico, en- ell quinto asalto,
sobre Joe Mack, de Cincinnati.
Pesaba ell chileno 1875 libras y su
oponente POP.
Hicieron tablas en- la semi-fi-
nal Young Russell, de Tampa,
conocido por la Pantera de Pal
metto, y Florencio Baeza, de Chi
lie, ell segundo pesaba dos libras
mas que ell primero, Isl contra
149.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
=! Qui6n sabe! Ese nomb,

-!Qui6n sabe! Ese nombre
no es e. del seductor de Dorotea.
ell del miserable que halo la
muerte al pie de esos muros, tes
tigos de sus infames visitas a
este hegar, sagrado para TODD
hOmbre de conciencia... iQui6n
sera csc Gustavo?...
Record6 tambien 10 demas
que SALIVA lie dijera y continue
pensando:
i Els indudabh! ANA. mi
hiia anna, Y tai vez tanto sus
amores como'la deshonra de su
madre, son la causa de su mall.
iOh! 70 hare que sea feliz. Mis-
caricias haran que divide la Awl-
ia de otro ser tan querido Ma
como aborrecible para Vii;
20 sabre a'q1en anna, y 81 es
digno de ellas allanare todos los
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
MURIO Ell PRESIDENTE NO
MINADO DE LA ASOCIA-
CION DE GOLF

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Por segun
da vez en- cinco amos, ell presi :
dente nominado de la Association
de Golf de los Estados Unidos,
ha fallecido antes de tomar pose
sion de su cargo.
Roberto Myron Cutting, a
Iquien Sc escogiera para la presi-
dencia con la obligation de SER
vir en- 1888, muri6 anoche victi-
ma de un inesperado ataque de-
coraz6n.
En- 1927, Charles 0. Pfeil, de
Memphis, recibi6 la nomination
muri6 a las dos semanas de ha
Der sido notificado.
Cutting era una figura popu .
lar y tenia so amos de edad.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

de su hija.
Era precise inquiUr, avert
guar.
i Pobre hija mia !-deciase
don Rodrigo Qui6n sabe 81
la unica causa de todas sus do
lencias sera ell conocimiento que
debi6 de tener de la eulpa de su
madre apenas cometida! iQue
tormento tan horrible para un
angel como ella, yer caidos por
eel suelo ell honor de una madre
querida pla dignidad de un pa
Dire adorable!
Luego, recordando las revela-
lie del doctor, proseguia:
NPero ell delirio que oy6 don
AT"nio Saliva. aquel nombre...
Gustavo...
Queddse pensativo.
Luego repiti& + -
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
DERROTO A
REILLY

New York, Nov. 22.-En una
pelea efectuada anoche en- ell Co.
liseo, Kid Chocolate, de Cuba,
cue ostenta los titulos de peso
de pluma y pequeno peso ligero,
derrot6 a Eddie Reilly, de New
York.
Chocolate pesaba varias libras
menos que su rnal y no Sc dis
cutfa ninguno de los titulos que
lie ha reconocido la Comision At
letica del estado.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

do por los hernanos Cawthon,
los cuales derrotaron al Felix tri
pulado por Ray Mendez y Bill
Zewadski.
Corresponds ell tercer puesto
al Subby, tripulado por Rich
mond Starbuck y Lemoyne Hall.
va han inscripto embarcacio-
mes para las regatas Houston
Wall, Bill Carnes, y Fletcher
Cawthon.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
NOTICIAS DE BASE BALL

Comunican de Filadelfia que
Ell. estado de Charlie Colbert, ell
IS de los Cardenales de St. Luis,
es mas grave de 10 que Sc habia
supueSto y va a ser operado con
Ia esperanto de salvarle la pier
ma izquierda.
Los medicos dicen que ell flu
turo de Colbert depende del ext
to del tratamiento a que va a
scr sometido.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
Sc E~FECTUARAN C A
Ell DOMINGO

Para discutir ell campoonatc
de botes de 16 pies, Sc efectua.
an ell domingo las primeras re
gatas de un grupo de siete com.
Hetencias, saliendo todas las en-.
barcaciones de frente al Yacht
Tub, a las tres de la tarde.
El campeonato de 1881 fuj
ganado por ell Hawk I, tripula.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

nato en- ell mes de enero.
I'm torneo de carambolas por
tres bandas esta siendo organi-
zado bajo la direction del presi-
dente de Ia Association Nacional
de Billarista, Clyde Store.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
SU CORONA
Ell CAMPEON DE BILLAR

Chicago, Nov. 22.-El cam :
ne6n de carambolas ror tres ban
as, Augie Kieckheffer, anunci6
1ui que defendera su campeo-
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

provocalo ell incidente de hoy.c
-iOh! Els cierto... Pero esa
emoci6n en- NADIA Sc relaciona
con esos amores a que listed da
entera importancia.
Sin embargo.
TODD 10 sabra usta doc
tor.
-Conste que NADIA quiero sa-
Der por curiosidad...
10 creo. \
h. marques, miranda fila
6sl doctor, dijo con acen-
to somOrio:
La emoci6n de Flora es de-
bida a un dicgusto de familia, a
una p6rdida irreparable. Hoy.
no puedo deeir a listed mas. Ha
dado listed por terminada la pri
mera conferencia. Pues bien: en-
la segunda 10 sabra listed TODD.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
BEN JEBY ALCANZO LA DE
CISION SOBRE CHICK DE
Win

New York, Nov. 22.-En un
cOmbate efectuado anoche en- Ia
Arena San Nicolas, por la coro-
ma de peso mediano del estado
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

Ash ~pensando, ell MARQUES IA.
bia entrado en- ell gabinete-dor-
mitorio de su hiia.
Flora seguia aletargada.
La doncella hallabase junto
al lecho &C ntemplandola con iris
tea.
Como esta?-pregunt6Ie
don Rodrigo con voz baja, diri-
glendo a la vez una triste mira
da a su hija.
-Abri6 los ojos dos o tres
Veces...-dijo la doncella.-Pe-
70 su mirada es turbia... Sus la
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
Ell DR.. A. B. Webster mani

Ell DR.. A. B. Webster mani j..
fest6 que la pierna fue aplasta-
da, cortando las es luirlas de los
huesos, algunos nervios y una
arts-ia.
La intenci6n de los medicos es
ligar algunos nervios para que
la pierna funcione normalmente
La Association del Sur conce :
di6 aver una franquicia a la At
lanta Baseball Corporation pa
ra que ell Club Atlanta siga fl
gurando en- csc circuito beisbo.
lero.
Preside la nueva corporation
ell coronel Huston, ex-conduenc
de los Yankees, quien Sc propo.
ne reorganizar ell club y colocar
10 entire los meiores de su clase
Comenza-a Ia temporada e
II de abril y finalizara ell 10 d.
,~septiembre.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
PELEAS EN- LA ARENA DE
SEMINOLE HEIGHTS

Ell Puesto Tampa No. 5, de la
Legion Americana, ofrecera hoy
su programa amateur, en- la Are
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

obstaculos que puedan ex tir
para su dicha. Ell doctor Iva
ma hecho bien en- reveIarmelo
TODD.
La gaceta., 1932-11-22
cApiTu1o XVII
Ell r DE 0

Ell marques qued6se muy pen
sativo despu6s de la vista del
doctor.
Dispuesto a seguir los conse-
jos de este, volvi6 a la estancia
La gaceta., 1932-11-22

lido no Sc aparte listed en- estos
momentos del lado de su hija.
No sera dificil que, tras csc So
por, venga ell delirio... Duran
tie el pudiera decir algo que con-
viniese escuchar.
Y sali6 del hotel con ell aire
grave y la sonrisa incolora de
Siempre. {
Evening star., 1932-10-21
WARDMAN AUCTION
INJUNCTION DENIED
Properties, Including Hotel and
Justice Department Building,
Ordered Sold.

The so-called Wardman properties
were ordered sold at public auction
today by Justice Oscar r. Luhring, in
the District Supreme Court, when he
refused to issue an injunction post
poning the sale.
1t was expected the properties, in
Guiding the Wardman Park Hotel. the
Department of Justice Building and
auctioned on the Court House steps
this afternoon.
The injunction was sought by the
group of minority bondholders, who
claimed their rights would be defeated
if the sale were carried through.
Justice Luhring, however, pointed out
that the decree of sale required the
trustee to report back to the court for
confirmation before the transaction
could become finally closed. He said
he thought it would be improper for
him to interfere with the proceeding
at this time, unless it could be more
clearly shown that the rights of some
of the bondholderS would be lost
Counsel for the petitioner contended
that title to the property, if sold today,
would pass to Leonard Stanley, an Off
cial of Halsey, Stuart & Co. who is now
under indictment in Milwaukee in con-
nection with the sale of some other
Wardman securities.
The petitioner claimed that after the
sale the property would be beyond the
jurisdiction of the court, but Justice
Luhring did not agree with this con-
tention
Supreme Court Justice Albert Cohn
of New York also refused yesterday to
interfere with the sale. His refusal to
act was based on the fact that the
properties are located in Washington
and not subject to the jurisdiction of
his court
Evening star., 1932-10-21
NEW FRENCH DEBT
PARLEY IS DENIED
Finance Ministry Official Can.
GELS Trip to London
for Conference.
Ry the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, October 2l-Reports that
Jacques Bizot of the Ministry of FL
nance had gene to London to confer
On international debts were denied to-
day by the foreign Office which an
nounced that M Bizot had changed
his plans and will not make the trip.
1t had been thought in financial cir
cles that he would discuss debts with
Sir Frederic Leith-Ross of the British
treasury, and also might make some
arrangements for the forthcoming
World Economic Conference.
Herriot Denial Issued.
A semi official note was issued this
Herriot is not responsible for various
accounts published in the newspapers
of what he told the Foreign Affairs
Committee on Wednesday concerning
the debt He assumes responsibility
only for the official communique. the
note said, and "the debt question re-
mains in its entirety. The French gov
lllIkCllt 40 bAt Aioo
reached no decision"
j. Theodore Mariner, American
charge d'affaires, visited the premier
today to discuss various matters, espe-
cially disarmament. 1t was said that
he did not talk about the debts.
Expected to Observe Pact.
Inquiries in official quarters brought
the information that France expects to
observe the stipulations of the Mellon
Berenger arrangement, which provides
for payment of interest on the Amer
ican debt on December Is, now that the
Hoover moratorium has expired.
It was said that safeguard resolu-
ton adopted by Parliament is French
internal question which does not affec.
the legal status of the Mellon -Berenger
agreement. 1t was said also that op-
position by some Deputies to payment
of the American installments may en-
barrass the government at home.
Deputies Meet Tuesday.
Premier Herriots intentions with re-
gard to payment of the debt % the
United States will come up before the
Chamber of Deputies at the opening
session next Tuesday.
Several members of the chamber an
nounced last evening they intend to ask
the government at that time the exact
debt situation between this country and
America.
The newspapers quoted the premier
yesterday as having said France would
Continued on Page 2, Column A.
Evening star., 1932-10-21
WEDELL TAKES OFF
ON HOP TO OTTAWA
Plans 0ne-Day Flight From
Canada's Capital to Washington
and Mexico City.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HARTFORD, Conn, October 21-
James Wedell of Patterson, La, took
off at 1o:s5 am. today for Ottawa,
Ontario, whence he plans to at
tempt one-day flight to Washington,
D. c., and Mexico City. He had been
held here for three days because of bad
weather.
Wedell, airplane designer and racing
pilot, will start sunrise-to-sunset
flight to three national capitals as soon
as weather permits.
Wedell hopes to fly from Ottawa to
Mexico City in 10 or IL hours, to break
a record held by James Doolittle of
about 1212 hours.
The distance is 2.485 miles. He will
stop at his home town, which is on the
direct route.
The pilot expected to reach Ottawa
in less than two hours.
Evening star., 1932-10-21
IMMEDIATE RELIEF
SOUGHT FOR D. c.
Congress Plan Taken Up by
Officials With Budget
Bureau.

Backed by assurance that President
Hoover will support them in their ef-
| forts, the District Commissioners and
members OF the Board of Public Welfare
attended session at the Budget Bu-
reau today to discuss legislative pro-
gram for securing an immediate ap-
propriation to take care of the Dis
trict's unemployed when Congress meets
next December.
The President last year backed the
efforts Of the city heads TO secure a
100000 appropriation for the purpose.
but Congress scaled the amount down
TO $3.50, 900. and the Welfare Board has
notified the Commissioners this sum
will be exhausted by about November Is
Amount Not Settled.
It was understood the amount to be
asked will not be settled today and
that the conference will be directed
, to deciding what is the best method OF
, securing an early appropriation. so the
interval during which the city viii have
no funds for unemployment relief VIII
be shortened as much as possible.
The decision may be to ask for
Joint resolution, or q sum in an urgent
deficiency bill or supplemental estimate
The conferees also will have to con-
slider whether they will ask for the
money in one sum, or will split it and
ask for something in an emergency
measure and further sum in the
regular District appropriation bill which
will be enacted some time next March.
ReicheIderfer Statement.
In order to correct report appearing
% tI,a Of ont
j that the President had not sent word
to the Commissioners that he would
support the appropriation, DR.. Luther
H. Reichelderfer. president Of the Board
of Commissioners, today issued the fol-
lowing statement:
The President has informed the
Commissioners of his interest in the
matter of securing the appropriation of
additional funds for relief in the Dis
trict of Columbia and that he will use
every means in his power to assist IN
the procuring of these funds"
The Board of Public Welfare will
recommend to the District Commission
ers that an effort be made to secure
houses now owned by the Government
hut not in use for the housing Of un-
employed and homeless persons during
the Winter through an appeal to Lieut..
Col. u. S. Grant, Sd, director of public
buildings and public parks, it was
learned today.
IL Houses Available.
Preliminary conferences have revealed
there are at least IL such houses in
fair condition available One is COL
ored orpharage now only partly occu-
pied on Eighth street near Garfield Hos
pital and the others are houses on M
street in Georgetown.
According to George S. Wilson, public
welfare director, the Georgetown houses
are not in very good repair and have
plumbing fixtures and other essentials
missing, but he is seeking to secure old
plumbing fixtures and have the houses
repaired by jobless persons, assuming
that they can be obtained.
Preliminary conferences the Commis-
sioners are expected to transmit a
formal request to Col. Grant to use all
the available property this Winter.
! NAV CIIRTAII, CROTIPS.
Evening star., 1932-10-21
MRS. HOOVER HEADS
WOMAN'SA|DGRO
Named Honorary Leader of
Committee Formed at Re.
quest of N. D. Baker.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover is the honorary
head of National Womans Committee
for Relief and Welfare Mobilization
formed at the request of Newton D.
Baker to assist his National Citizens
Committee
Women to be prominent in its activ-
tiles in Washington to participate in
the ceremonies of launching the work
today included Mrs. Nicholas F. Brady,
chairman of the National Board of the
Girl Scouts, who will be active chair
man OF the new Relief Committee; Mrs.
Frederick M. Paist of Wayne, Pa, presi-
dent of the Y. w. c. A.; Miss Mabel
Boardman, secretary of the National
Red Cross; Mrs. Grace Morrison Poole,
president of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs, Mrs. Mary Roberts
Rinehart, who will represent the nurses
OF the country, and Mrs Leonard
Schloff. director of the National Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women.
Assembled at White House.
The group to assemble at the White
House today were to be the nucleus Of
a committee of from 500 to 1000. to
be chosen from every section.
In selecting women for the COM
IulItcc, ueitIleI party uIlcS uOT pOllIlCS
were considered" said Mrs. Brady.
only enc qualification was necessary.
community interest and leadership in
social work.
With millions of men and women
out of work, thousands of boys and
girls leaving school and no jobs avail
able, character building organizations
cramped by lack of funds when need
for their work is greatest, the services
of public health nurses and hospitals
being drained by demand for free help
these issues transcend all others at
present"
Miss Sims Secretary.
Miss Mary Sims of the national board
of the Y. w. C. A. was made executive
secretary. Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Brady
invited the following 73 women inter
ested in welfare work to serve as vice
chairmen:
Mrs. Lester Armour, Chicago, Ill; Mrs.
Baker, Mrs. August Belmont. New
York, N. Y; Mrs. Harry Bellamy, Den
yer, Colo; Miss Emily Bissell, Whining
ton, Del: Mrs R. H. Bishop. jr., Novelty.
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column -
Evening star., 1932-10-21
TEAR GAS R0UTS
THREE BANDITS At
MECHANICS BANK
Teller Opens Mechanical De-
vice, Flooding Offices
With Fumes.
ARMED ROBBERS ESCAPE
WITHOUT GETTING PENNY
Employees Follow Men Into Con-
necticut Avenue After One
Shot Is Fired.

An attempt to hold up the Wash
ington Mechanics Savings Bank, at
34O1 Connecticut avenue, shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock this afternoon was
frustrated by teller, who stepped on
q lever operating a recently installed
tear gas device causing the two bandits
to flee after firing one shot.
AS the bullet tore into wall of the
bank, the teller, William T. Matthews,
ducked behind the counter while the
three other employees of the institution
another man and two women-fol-
lowed the fleeing bandits into the
street.
The bandits got no money.
The four mployes-Matthews, Will
liam B. Mehler, jr., assistant cashier;
Mrs. M. H. Buckingham his secretary
and Miss Margaret Hughes, bookkeeper
were preparing to close the bank
when the bandits entered
Approaching the counter, one of the
men drew a revolver and shouted:
''Stick 'em up"
Matthews responded by stepping on
the tear gas lever. The fumes were
released with a bang which drowned
out the report of the revolver as the
bandits opened fire. Because of the
noise of the tear gas device, Matthews
and the other bank workers were un-
certain whether any other shots were
fired.
1t was the fourth time in nine
months that bank holdup had been
staged or attempted here. On two Of
the three previous occasions a unit
of the Washington Mechanics insti-
tuition was victimiZed
The first Washington Mechanics
Bank robbery occurred at the East
Capitol street branch on January Is,
when four men, armed with subma-
chine guns, escaped with Slabs. On
June 10 five men held-up the Georgia
avenue branch, forced the employees
to lie face down on the floor and fed
with S9031.
Just nine days ago the Woodbridge
Langdon Savings &, Commercial Bank
was held up by two youthful bandits,
who got between $4,000 and S27, 900.
None Of the bandits in any of the
hold-ups has yet been arrested.