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The Washington times., 1933-04-03
aluminium Co. Loss
S2,I72,731 Last Year

The Aluminium Company Of
America pamphlets report for
1882 showed net loss of $2,172,-
731, after all charges and includ-
ing gain from purchase and re-
tirement of preferred stock.
This contrasted with a net in
come Of 1881 of $3,910,O53, equal
to $2.66 a share on the cumulative
preferred stock.
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SHAWMUT BANK TRUST

Shawmut Bank Investment
Trust reports securities carried at
cost of $4,791,65 had a Febru-
ary % market value of $2,753, 800.
Loss for the year ended February
%, exclusive of $1,101, ,421. Loss on
sales of securities, was $49, ,268.
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N. Y. DAIRY RECEIPTS

NEW YORK, April 3.-Dary receipts:
Butter, packages ............,. 1919
eSss:. ESss; essss aoa.aa 1ssSSS SSSSs
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CANADIAN NATIONAL

The Canadian National Rail
ways reports February net reve-
nue. deficit of $1,401 ,9O4, a. deficit
increase of $812,505, as compared
with February of last year,
The Washington times., 1933-04-03
CROWN CORK LOSS

Report of Crown Cork & Seal
Co., Inc, and its wholly owned
domestic subsidiaries for the year
ended December 81 last shows net
loss was $50.099,
The Washington times., 1933-04-03
NAVAL STORES

NEW YORK, April 3 GN.s).-Lin-
seed oil, per pound, IA, car lots. Tur-
pentine. Savannah, 37h New York,
Rh. Rosin, Savannah, 1856; New York,
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ALIENS CAFE has recently been opened under the
management of j. Allen Praeher and Burt Lopatin we'll
known Washingtonians. This modern cafe is serv
ing luncheons and dinners and presents varied and
appetizng The location is ideal, at 1412 New
York Ave- n w. for those business who desire good
food, properly served without delay.
The Natural Food Cafe formerly at the above address,
is now at 1448 New York Ave. n. w
Evening star., 1933-09-18

ding party, and the couple stood be-
tween two tall pedestals upon which
rested lighted candles.
As the guests were assembling a pro-
gram of organ music was given by Mrs.
Charles Kozel of Clarendon, and Mrs.
Arthur S. Henning Of Washington and
Mr. Maurice Bunting sang several solos.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr.. Andrew j. Stephens,
wore a gown of white satin. made on
princess lines. with long train Her
tulle veil was arranged in May queen
fashion, with wreath of orange bios
SONS encircling the brow. and she car
ried boquet of pink roses and blue
ageratum.
Miss Ruth Malkie was maid of honor
and wore gown of brown velvet with
brown accessories. and her bouquet was
Of yellow roses.
Little David Parker. young son Of
Evening star., 1933-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Parker, was the
ringbearer.
Mr.. Gorden Schooley of Toledo, Ohio
acted as best man, and the ushers were
Mr.. Henry Coe, jr., of Arlington; Mr.
Franklin Richardson Of Saginaw, Mich.
Mr.. Chester Brassie of Bancroft, Va.
and MIR. James Temby of Cleveland.
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held in the homo of the
brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew J. Stephens Of Arlington, Va. !
Later Mr.. Bjorkland and his bride
left on wedding trip. the bride travel
ling In "a smart rust-color gown. with
swagger coat and other accessories to
match.
Upon their return they will make
their home in the Bond Apartments,
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.) -
Evening star., 1933-09-18

, ter, Miss Harriet Taylor, have returned
from Ogonquit, Mass where they spent
the Summer.
Mrs. p Landon Banfield has joined
Mr. Banfield at the Landon School for
Boys. after visiting her sister, Mrs
Frank H. Buck.
Saturday Wedding of
Miss Holt and Mr.. Bjorkland.
The wedding took place Saturday
evening, September Is, at o'clock in
the Arlington Methodist Protestant
Church at Arlington, Va, of Miss
Mary Ann Holt. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Holt of Blackstone, Va,
became the bride of Mr.. Wesley Mat
thew Bjorkland. of Clarendon. Va, the
Rev. o. C. Birmingham officiating.
A profusion of roses and early Fall
flowers against background of palms
formed an artistic setting for the we'd
Evening star., 1933-09-18

Dr. Eugene R. Chaplin of Miami, Fla,
spent few days with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray H. Chaplin. in Takom2
Park last week. DR. Chaplin has been
assistant surgeon in the Marine Hos
pital in Key West Fla for several
years and has now been transferred to
Miami. where he will be connected with
the Public Health Service of the Gov
ernment.
Mrs. H L. E. Johnson and her sis
Evening star., 1933-09-18

Continued on Fourth Page.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-08
TUDOR HALL CLASS
WILL GET DIPLOMAS

Miss Ada L. Comstock, president
of Radcliffe college, will address
graduates of Tudor Hall at COM
mencement exercises at Friday
night in the First Presbyterian
church. DR.. George Arthur Frantz
will give the invocation and benedic-
ton.
Diplomas will be presented to the
seniors by Miss 1. Hilda Stewart,
principal. A musical program will
be provided by Miss Gertrude Free,
organist, and Miss Betty Anne No
land, accompaniSt. The program
was arranged by Miss Dorothy Mer-
rill.
Seniors will hold a dance at the
Woodstock Club following the exer-
ciSes. In the receiving line will be
Mrs. L. o. Gordon, Muskegon, Mich.
Mrs. Herbert DePrez. Shelbyville:
Mrs. Harold Tharp, Mrs. Charles c..
Emerson, Miss Stewart. Miss Hazel
Mckee, Miss Phyllis Gordon. presi-
dent of the class; and Miss Hope
Reisner, social secretary.
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Card Parties

Ladies Auxiliary of the General
Protestant Orphans Home will hold
a card party at tonight at the
home, 1904 South State street.
Euchre and bridge will be played.
Mrs. Henry Walters is in charge.
Marion Council S. B. A. will hold
a benefit euchre and bunco party at
$3.50 tonight at Odd Fellow hall,
Hamilton avenue and East Wash
ington street. Mrs. Jennie Taylor
is in charge of arrangements.
June Circle Of Holy Name church
will hold a card party at 2 Fri
day afternoon in Banner Whitehill
auditorium. Mrs. G. F.. Fenton is
chairman.
Marion council, S. B. A., will hold
eucher and bunco party at $50
tonight at Odd Fellows hall, Ham
ilton avenue and East Washington
street. Mrs. Jennie Taylor is in
charge.
Ladies auxiliary of the Bethel
Spiritual church will hold a card
party tonight at 1881 Spruce street.
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SOCIETY
IN FINAL MEETING

Mrs. Elizabeth Woldt, 2428 North
Capitol avenue, will be hostess Tues
day for the final meeting of the
year of the Girls Friendly Society
of Christ church. The Rev. E.
Anger Powell, rector Of the church,
has reappointed Miss Thelms Wat
son as branch president.
Newly elected officers will be in
stalled: Miss Velma Runyan, men,
Der chairman; Miss Georgia
Thomas, member vice-chairman;
Miss Elizabeth Poole, secretary;
Miss Pauline Mihay, treasurer; Miss
Alba Rogers, publicity chairman;
Miss Virginia Radcliffe, junior
representative; Miss Mary B. Law
ton, senior representative; Misses
Helen KidWell and Augusta Herber-
elm, finance committee; Miss Airline
Neese, delegate to diocesan conven-
ton; and Miss Dorothy Radcliffe,
sergeant at arms.
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Personals

Miss Marjorie Cowan, 3146 North
Delaware, is visiting in New York
DR.. and Mrs. William L. Rich
ardson will attend commencement
exercises at the University of Gin
cinnati Saturday, where Professor
Albert Mock of the Butler college
of education will receive his Phi. D
degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Deane. 406
North Gladstone, have as their
guest, Mrs. Robert Ferguson of
Hollywood, Cal.
Miss Kathryn Delaney, 1915
North Meridian street, spent the
weekend in Chichago.
Mrs. Charles T. Langmaid ano
daughters, Misses Marjorie and
Dorothy Langmaid, of Detroit
Mich, formerly of Indianapolis, are
visiting Mrs Fred D. Ellison, 1884
North Pennsylvania street, and Mrs
]. K. Vance Jr., 5138 East North
street.
Miss Julia M. Fletcher, 3051 North
Delaware street, is a guest at the
Association of Junior League Clubs
in the Waldorf Astoria in New
York.
Mrs. George G. Witt, Mrs. Leon
zerfas and Mrs. Harold Sutherlin
will go to Greencastle Saturday to
attend meeting of the house
board of Kappa Alpha Theta
sorority.
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Horse Show
Will Open
Saturday
Arlington Stables Will
Sponsor Meet; Many
Mounts Entered.

Mrs. Frank Hoke and Mrs. Alex
Metzger are in charge of the entries
for the third annual horse show
sponsored by the Arlington riding
stables at 2 Saturday in the out
door ring at Forty-sixth street and
Arlington avenue. Douglas Davis
Of Paris, KY, will act as judge and
Donald Bose will be ring-master.
Raymond Jackson will announce
classes, riders, and events.
Out town entries are Miss Ann
Gordon Washburn of Louisville, KY,
who will show four horses; Mrs. Will
liam H. Ball of Muncie, three horses;
Fred Sharp of Franklin, two jump
ers; and the Anderson Riding club,
two entries.
Exhibitors from Arlington include
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dalton, Mrs.
Hoke, Mesdames August Bohlen, Or
land Church, William H. Mooney, C.
O. Mogg, Donald Test, William
Wemmer, Alfred Piel, Misses Arlene
Dalton, Barbara Hickman, Joan and
Dorothy Metzger, Letitia Sinclair,
Cynthia Test, Audrey Pugh, Nina
Brown, MeSsrs. Bobbie Bohlen, Lu-
cius Hamilton, Bill and Bud Piel,
and K. K. Guthridge.
Entries from other stables are
Mrs. M. H. Fuller, Misses Evelyn
Lilly, Katharyn Stout, Lucy Kauf-
man, MeSsrs. G. M. Williams, P. B.
Denning, R. H. Brown, Teddy Locke,
David Mote, DR.. P. o. Bonham. Five
entries have been made from FIT.
Harrison and four from My Hobbie
stables.
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pleasure in curtailing his daughter s
liberty He should be ashamed TO
take advantage of her inability to
resist and CUT off the associations
which are the very breath of her
life.
If resistance on your part doesn't
succeed fill your idle hours with
preparation for earning your own
living. When the spirit of parental
authority becomes too oppressive,
the girl seeks an early escape
through marriage or through eco
nomic independence. You have my
sympathy, but your parents have
not.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am 10
years old. About six months ago
I met a young man whom I
thought a lot of. He told me he
wasn't going steady with any one;
so I gave him dates whenever he
called. When we went out he
just treated me any way he liked.
I never let any fellow treat me
that way before. but 1 never said
anything to him.
About a week ago I was visit
ing place when he walked in with
another girl. I have been all up
set since then, and he hasn't
called me again. I've had several
people tell me he has been going
with this girl for year. Every
time I think about my going out
with him, just feel awful. Should
speak to him when we see each
other on the street or not?
DISGUISED.
Women certainly are
firm believers in monopoly in love.
That is why plen are so afraid Of
them. If a boy pays a girl little
attention, she takes it as a personal
insult if he calls on somebody else.
Why she should feel he has become
her property is a mystery which no
male can fathom.
do not see that you have the
slightest complaint against this
young man except for the way he
treated you. The fact that you
meekly submitted probably sent him
to a more spirited companion. 1t
would be foolish for you to refuse
to speak to him because you saw
him with somebody else, but it would
be wise to refuse to waste your time
on some one vino nistreats you. Save
your affection for some one able to
appreciate it.
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TEACHERS COLLEGE
LUNCHEON FRIDAY

Annual luncheon will be held by
the Panhellenic Association of But
Ter university teachers college at
1890 Friday at the Lincoln. Miss
Irene Westfall of Delta Sigma Epsi-
Ion sorority is general chairman.
Miss Westfall will be assisted by
Miss June Kempf of Pi Kappa Sig
ma, Miss Elizabeth Howard of Tri
Sigma, and Miss Dorothy Thompson
of Alpha Sigma Alpha The pro-
gram will include songs and reports
from the sororities.
Miss Elizabeth Hall, sponsor of the
association, will award the scholar
ship cup to the group having the
highest scholastic average for the
year.
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SUNNYSIDE PAID
VISIT BY SOLDIERS

Children at Sunnyside Sanitarjupc
were entertained Wednesday by
the Fl. Benjamin Harrison squadron
soldiers and brass band. A birthday
party for the children followed the
drills.
Mrs Alva Cradick, president, and
Mrs. w j. Overmire, chairman, were
assisted by MeSdames William c.
Schaefer, Harry Grimes, Otis Car
michael. Harry Knannlein, David
Jolly and George j. Hasiey.
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Jane Jordan is in sympathy with the
problems of youth and invites parents to
disagree with her whenever they see fit.
Dear Jane Jordan-I am girl
Of Is years. Many people have
called me pretty, and I dress nice
ly, but to no avail. My parents
will not allow me to have many
dates with boys, no matter how
nice The boy5 prove to be. My
father believes that I should de-
vote all my time to my education.
try to please him and 1 have
made good grades throughout my
three years of high school. But
lately l have become disconsolate.
l must sit at home listening to the
radio while my friends are having
a grand time. I realize that you
will not be able to change my par
ent's viewpoint, but won't you
please give me a little advice to
relieve this dependency?
MELANCHOLY.
Answer-Perhaps you ought to do
a little vigorous kicking and con-
vince your parents that all work
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GIRL GRADUATE TO
Be HONOR GUEST

Miss Grace S. Sverson and Miss
Catherine Stair of Hollywood, Cal,
will be among guests entertained
by Mrs James T. Hamill, 3105
North Meridian street, in honor of
her daughter, Philena Jane Hamill,
who will be graduated from Tudor
Hall Friday.
Graduation ceremonies will be
held at the First Presbyterian
church, 1925 North Delaware street
at 8'p m.
Other guests here for the cere-
monies include Professor and Mrs.
G. A. Young of Lafayette and Mrs.
John Carney and Miss Meredith
Carney of Delphi.
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CLUB TO OBSERVE
PRESIDENTS DAY

Mrs. Wallace Tharp, 1888 North
Capitol avenue, will be hostess for
the presidents day luncheon of the
Vandaworker Club at l Friday.
Mrs. Charles Clark and Mrs. Alvin
Jose will assist the hostess.
The following will be installed
Mrs. F. Eugene Bennett, president;
Mrs. Frederick Schaub, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Ralph Reidy, secretary,
and Mrs. Arleigh Jones, treasurer.
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by JANE JORDAN

Dear Jane Jordan-With I'M
usual interest I read the drubbing
which DR.. x gave you because Of
the advice you give your girl
friends on their sex difficulties.
The doctor tells the girl who is
in love to remember that boy is
only human and comedies that
she may allow very liberal adj
vanceS.
Shame on you, DR., Xl Do you
class the girl as something greater
or something less than human. Is
she an angel, or is she a piece of
ice? Do you expect her to allow
very liberal advances from her
lover who is only human and not
find that she also is only human?
Keep up the good work, Miss
Jordan. Don't preach. Give them
practical advice. Some letters
say sound silly to us older pco-
pie, but probably they present real
difficulties to the writer's.
SIXTY-YEAR-OLD BOY.
Answer am sorry l did not have
the space to print all your in
interesting letter. I enjoyed every
word of it myself and thank you fol
writing.
To "Disgraced": The girl you
speak of is a case for the court. II
would be a kindness for you to re-
port the conditions and let her be
restrained from having any more
illegitimate children. The chances
are that she is a feeble minded per-
son, who requires the protection Of
an institution.
To "a Nervous Wreck: No, oil
course your husband isn't doing
right. He is behaving very badly
Woman-like, you do not condemn
him for getting himself in jail, but
only for his attitude toward you
Nevertheless, think you are very
brave to carry on while he is away
and would pay no attention to his
complaints.
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Mrs. McNutt
to Be Guest
at Breakfast

Mrs. Paul V. McNutt will be
honored at breakfast bridge party
to be given Wednesday morning by
the wives of elected state officials
and Miss Emma May, reporter of
supreme and appellate courts. The
affair will be held at the House by
the Side of the Road, near Danville.
Mrs. Samuel Ralston, national
Democratic committeewoman, and
Mrs. A. P Flynn, Democratic state
ce-chairman, also will be guests.
Mrs. George G. Cole is general
chairman. Her assistants are Mes
danes Alphonso Curtis, Walter
Treanor and Posey T. Kline.
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XI DELTA XI WILL
HOLD CELEBRATION

Founders day will be observed by
the Xxi Delta Xxi sorority with a con-
vention and luncheon Saturday at
the Sphinx Arms. Miss Helen Scam
burg is chairman of the program,
which will include election and in
stallation of officers.
Miss Scanburg will be assisted by
Mss Mary Ruth Martin and Mrs.
Virginia Parr. Mrs. George w. Yes
tai is in charge of the registration
of delegates. A dance for members
and their guests to be held at the
Womans Department Club will
conclude the convention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-08
Brinqs Goodness to AIRES Store

TWO the L. Ayres
comfort shoppers in the The
conditioner which controls the
temperature of the basement floor of the store
The has the these temperature machines
tons The cabinets portable mounted steel wheels and built
that daily supply in them cooling the air which
They secured
any desired finish
onditoners by Ayres
heat last when various types of condon
tested out at the
The seventh the testing room"
discovered that the temperature of this noceaby
lower minutes the conditioner placed init
Electric Fan Is NOiseIess
GENERAL ELECTRIC perfected FAM
W shown three wide curved blades similar
propeller of boat which quietly but rapid of
The fan is an oatng type and comes in ivory finish
Special Menus for Summer
CPECIA being featured the Russell Cafe
~ plates ready placed
and chilled salads suggested well fresh vegetables for hot
The Russell has been planned with clientele mind which desires
quiet and It's ceilings made of which sound
absorbing panels
the Others
Apartment Washer ON Sale
LTOOK drug stores selling small washer and
cleaning clothing for the
Washer wogaon drum which hangs suspended from
small frame
handle is by
movement of the water cleaning fluid the clothing
Soap flakes and water be used the Diana washing small
articles n-expos fluid be used for cleaning
Seersucker IN Tweed Effects
- effects There light pad
and stripes
different the appearance
of clothing made from regular suitings.
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fixing the temperature at any certain degree but con-
ditioning in comparison to the outside temperature
drying out the heavy air, that it absorb the
moisture from perspiration.
The system perfected by Frigidaire IS completely
automatic The conditioner is equipped with COM
pressor unit which provides the mechanism The
conditioner itself is cabinet placed in the room to be
cooled equipped with an ordinary switch, similar to
those used other electrical appliances.
1t can be turned off when the room is not to be
occupied and in two minutes after being turned on, 1t
will change the temperature of the room from hot,
sticky condition to comfort
The conditioner is equipped with fan arrange
ment for the proper ventilation of the The
cooling apparatus be disconnected leaving the
fans for clearing the room of smoke, Objectionable
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-08
JUNE BREAKFAST
PLANS ARE MADE

Reservations for the annual June
breakfast of the Riley Hospital
Cheer guild next Thursday at the
Claypool are being taken by Mrs
Ira Fisher, chairman of the break
fast committee. Mrs. Pearl Ran
dali, chairman of the program COM
mittee, has announced Meredith
Nicholson as the speaker.
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IS Women
Dare Sun in
Golf Meet
Guest Tournament Is
Held at Indianapolis
Country Club.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

Faithful women golfers booed at
accusations of foolhardiness as they
ventured on to the golf course at the
indianapolis Country Club today for
their guest tournament in the
beams of a scorching sun. Its cool
er on the golf course than lounging
on the front porch" they chorused.
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A b o u t eighty
five women from
many clubs in the
S t a t e accepted
Mrs. Alfred Piel's
invitation to play
in the tourna =
ment, which prob
ably will become
a tradition.
Mrs. Piel, chair
man of the wom-
ems golf activities
of the club, sent
out the players in
threesomes. S h G
wore a hand
blocked linen suit
r - hit
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a II q n o pl a y
makes daughter a
dull girl. Youth
feels a keen need
of companionship
and the parents
who condemn the
young to a life OF
gnawing 10 n e Ii
ness are m or e
cruel than they
intend to be.
The Sadism of a
strict upbringing
is quite unmistak-
able. The inheX-
ible father takes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-08
Year-Round Comfort for
Home Is Made Available
by New Air Conditioner
Cooling System Proves Boon in Summer and
Can Be Attached to Heating
Plant in Winter. d
BY HELEN LINDSAY

indianapolis
experiencing last few days homes have been deserted for
demand
similar home systems
Conditioner which
comfort
is refreshing air the
a switch equipment only lowers the temperature
humidity
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Daily Recipe
BROILED STEAK
WITH CHEESE

Have the steak cut from one
to two inches thick. Thor
oughly preheat the broiler,
then place the steak on the
center of the broiler rack so
that there is a distance of
about three inches between
the flame and the top of the
steak.
When the steak is nicely
Drowned on one side, turn and
brown on the other. For a
two-inch steak, allow thirty
five to forty minutes to be
medium done. Just as it is
ready to be taken up, place
thin slices Of American cheese
oyer the steak and put it back
in the oven just long enough
to melt the cheese. Serve
while hot.
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Club TO Entertain

Alpha Chi Omega Mothers Club
will entertain with its annual pic
mic Friday night in Garfield park.
The committee is composed of Mes
danes Harry Yelch, H. G. Bradley,
c. w. Gilkison, c. w. Roller and
w. L.. Hewlett.