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Evening star., 1934-03-31
House Fly.

Musca DOmestica.
~HE house fly and the mosquito
are two insects the world
would be very much better of
without 1t Is not impossible
to free the world of them, but
II takes cooperation.
Flies are typhoid carriers. and they
lay their eggs in decaying matter.
A single female may lay from 100
to 16O eggs at one laying, and she
has been known to make a visit to
the same pile Of rotting matter four
times in an afternoon
One is not only an extremely an
noying pest, that hangs about the
doorway, ready to pop in the minute
the door is opened. but one that is
very dangerous as house guest. Over
uoI,or r, HEAD ENt ApGED.
Evening star., 1934-03-31
Uncle Ray
A Little Saturday Talk.

.HIS Is the first year since 1925
with Easter on the same date
as April FOOLS day. The day
Evening star., 1934-03-31

Mr.. Sims will answer all inquiries on
contract that are addressed to this news
PAPER with self. addressed stamped en-.
Velope,
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Public Health Nursing ASsocia-
ton reelected Mrs. Benjamin D.
Hitz third president at it's
annual meeting Thursday at
Ayres' tearoom. Mrs. F. r. Kautz
is president.
Miss Mary Lou Lashbrook Is on
the invitation committee for the
Phi Mu sorority state luncheon
and dance, to be held March 10
at the Lincoln.
Reception in honor of founders,
charter members and life mem
berS Of the Woman's Department
Club to be held Tuesday, Jan. %,
at the clubhouse, is in charge of
Mrs. Clayton Hunt Ridge. Mrs.
Grace Morrison Poole, president
of the General Federation of
Women'S Clubs, will be honored.
indianapolis Federation of the
Parent-Teacher Association will
observe its silver anniversary
Wednesday, Jan. "a, in conjunc-
ton with it's annual founders day
program. Mrs. S. M. Myers, past
president, with Mrs. Lucien King,
Mrs. A. F. Westlund and Mrs. T.
v. Petranoff are arranging the
program.
Miss Rosemary Lawlor will serve
as vice-president of the Young
Women's Democratic Club, Inc,
as the result of a recent election.
Mrs. N. L. Silver before her re-
cent marriage was Mrs. Rosalind
Smith. The marriage took place
at the home of the brides aunt,
Mrs. Edward A. Lawson, 1850 East
Fall Greek boulevard.
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Given
by Mrs. Howard
HOnOrS Alunnae

Luncheon section Of Delta Gam
ma alumnae chapter met today at
the home of Mrs. H. Fenzel How
ard, 1872 Fall Greek boulevard. The
dinner section will meet at $50
Monday at the home of Miss Vir-
GINA Ploch, 545 East Fifty-eighth
street.
SiXtieth anniversary Of the found
ing Of the sorority at Lewis School
for Girls in oxford, Miss, in Janu-
airy, 1874, is being observed this
month.
Assisting Mrs. Howard were Mes
DANES H. Brent White, Robert zai-
ser and John D. Pitcher. Miss Dor
othy Helner of the interior decorat-
ing department of L. S. Ayres &
Company talked. Mrs. Alfred Guyot
presided at business meeting, dur
ing which q delegate was chosen to
the biennial convention in June at
Green Lake, Wis.
Assisting Miss Ploch will be Mrs.
William R. Haslet and Misses Phyl-
lis Sharpe, Margaret Insley and
Helen Hicks. A convention dele
gate will be elected by this group.
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SOrOritieS

Phi Tau meeting will be held at
Monday night at the home of
Miss Julia Bretz, 936 East Thirty
fourth street. A representative from
the national sorority will be present.
Delta Sigma Chi sorority will
meet Monday night at the home of
Miss Beulah Storm, 631 East Min
neSota street.
Alpha Theta Chi sorority will
meet Monday night at the home of
Mrs. Don Ellis, IL North Euclid
avenue.
Alpha chapter, Pi Sigma Tau sor-
ority, will entertain with a supper
and slumber party tonight at the
home of Miss Mary Dorman, 1740
Raymond street. Pledges will be
honor guests.
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Valentine Motif
Is Selected for
Sunnyside Ball

Fourteenth annual ball of Sun
nyside Guild will be held Monday
night, Feb. II, at the Indiana Roof
ballroom, with Mrs. Chantilla E.
White in charge.
Decorations and features will be
in keeping with the st. Valentine
motif. Proceeds will be used at the
Marion County tuberculosis hos
pital at Sunnyside and for Marion
county patients on the waiting list.
Mrs. Floyd j. Mattice is president
of the guild. Other officers are
Mrs. Charles Seidensticker, first
vice-president; Mrs. D. B. Sullivan,
second vice-president; Mrs. William
H. Hanning, secretary; Mrs. ANGEL
P. Harvey, assistant; Mrs. Wayne o.
Osborne, treasurer, and Mrs. Leroy
Martin, corresponding secretary.
Directors include MeSdanes Car
RE L. Hammel, Richard B. futile
and Mrs. A. B. Chapman. Mrs. Ed
ward Ferger is parliamentarian
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Ross E. Coffin, Burt E. Kimmel,
Frank L. Fisher, j. S. Bray, Bert
r. Johnson, G. Walter mccarthy.
Philip zoercher, G.. H. Merriott, D.
H. Griffith, j. Murray Chenoweth,
Elsie Foote, Henry w. Ker, Robert
T. Ramsay and Forest Bennett.
Assisting Mrs. Weilner will be
Mesdames D. A. Grove, ]. E. An
drews, E. E. Stacy, Frank L. Fisher.
E. A. Williams and c. E. Dryer.
Federation in Service" will be the
discussion topic and the following
will talk:
Mrs. John Downing Johnson, Miss
Dorothy Phillips and Mrs. Frank
SymmeS, training and Mrs. Bloom
field Moore, organization.
Mrs. Clayton Ridge and Mrs. w.
G. Bartholomew will discuss the OBJ
jective; Mrs. John w. Moore and
Mrs. j. E. Barcus, legislation, and
Mrs. James M. DUNCAN, service.
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Trio TO Entertain Members and
Guests of P10byIaeum Club

Entertainment committee of the
Propylaeum Club will present the
International Trio in a recital at
2:30 Thursday. The trio is COM
posed of Winifred Merrill, violinist;
Lennart Won zweygberg, celliSt, and
Ernest Hoffzimmer, pianist.
Assistants for the entertainment
will include MeSdames Hilton u.
Brown, George M. Dickson, William
w. Knight, j. H. PattiSon, Lawrence
K. Townsend ST., Rudolph Aufder-
heide, Berkeley w. Duck, Cornelius
Alig, Myron r. Green, William F.
LanderS, Charles Martindale, Man
sur B. Cakes, E. H. Kemper Nc
Comb, Guy L. Stayman, Allen A.
Wilkinson, John Armstrong, Julian
Bobbs, Bowman Elder, Robert N.
Buchanan, Josiah K. Lilly Jr., Nor
timer G. Furscott, John Morris
Haines and John A. Macdonald,
and Misses Genevieve Scoville and
Mary Louise Keifer.
Others are MesdameS William F.
Kuhn, Ross G. Ottinger, Henry I.
Jr., Russell j. Ryan,
Louis Ramon Thomas, Charles N.
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MISS SEARCY AND
PAUL HOUK WE'D

The marriage of Miss Ida Searcy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Searcy, 2022 South Meridian street,
to Paul N. Houk, son of Mrs. Jo-
Seph Houk, Columbus, took place
this morning.
The service was read by the Rev.
Ephraim Lowe at the Olive Branch
Christian church. A reception at
the Searcy home followed the cere-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houk will be at
home at 240 East Michigan street
after a short wedding trip.
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MRS. MOFFITT IS
CLUBS HOSTESS

Mrs. Raymond C. Moffitt enter
tanned members of the Cedars Of
Lebanon Club at her home, 1886
West Thirtieth street, yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Charles Stoltz was elected
president; Mrs. Charles Anderson,
vice-president; Mrs. Moffitt, secre-
tary; Mrs. willard Shelburne,
treasurer, and Mrs. John Walters,
corresponding secretary.
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Club Founding
Observance to
Consist of Tea

A tea at 2:30 Monday in the green
parlors of the Y. w. c. A. will cele-
brate the first anniversary of the
Parliamentary Club Charles Parks
of Arsenal Technical high school
will be the speaker.
Mrs. William S. Tomlin, Mrs.
Charles F. Voyles and Mrs. M. S.
Goulding will preside at the tea
table, and will be assisted by Misses
Maryan and Bessie Winterrowd,
Dorothea Craft, Margaret Milliken,
Embell Waldo, Beta Cullodin and
Harriet Jane Holmes.
The committee in charge is COM
posed of Mrs. Frank B. Hunter,
Mrs. Rex Young and Miss Maude
Russell. A program will be given
by a vocal trio, composed of Mes
danes Sidney Blair Harry, James
w. Costin and Volney E. Huff.
Charles Kenneth also will sing.
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Gay Nineties
to Be Theme
for Cabaret

A gay nineties cabaret will be the
first spring entertainment Of the
Indianapolis section, National Coun-
Gil of Jewish Juniors on Sunday
night, March 10, in the Columbia
Club.
Charles Kaufman will direct the
cabaret, assisted by Miss Lucia
Wild, who will be in charge Of dane
ing entertainment. Miss Wild and
Miss Dorothy Goldsmith, co-chair-
men of the affair, will be assisted
by the entertainment committee,
composed of Misses Julia Goldberg
er. Louise Jaeger, Dorothy Schles-
niger, Adelaide Cohen, Sophie Ros-
enthal and Dvera Cohen.
Mrs. Edith ProbStein will be in
charge Of publicity. Music will be
provided by Larry Price and his
orchestra.
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Hebrew Groups
to Convene in
State Session

Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregationS has called a meeting of
the sisterhoods and brotherhoodS of
the state for Sunday afternoon,
jan 81, at the temple, Tenth and
Delaware streets.
Rabbi and Mrs Morris M. Feuer-
LIGHT will be host and hostess as
sisted by the indianapolis Sister
hood, headed by Mrs. Harry Burton
Jacobs.
Delegates will attend from Evans
vile, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Ham
mond, South Bend, Gary, Kokomo,
Fl. Wayne, Marion, Muncie, Ander-
son and Richmond.
Rabbi Phillip w. Jaffa, regional
director, is in charge Of the pro-
gram which is sponsored by the
Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregationS.
Isadore Feibleman is president of
the local brotherhood, and Mrs.
Isaac Born, president of the state
sisterhood.
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DIR. HARRISON TO
PRESENT REVIEW

DR.. John Smith Harrison, head
Of the English department of But
Ter university, will talk on THE
Man Of the Renaissance, by Ralph
Roeder at a mass meeting Monday
night at Earlham college, Rich
mond.
The meeting, to be held under
auspices of the book review classes
Of the college, will be attended by
students, faculty members and resi-
dents of Richmond.
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HADASSAH LEADER
TO SPEAK

Mrs. David Greenberg, New York
national first vice-president Of Ha-
daSsah, will be guest Of honor and
speaker at the Hadassah meeting
at 2 Monday in Kirshbaum Center
Mrs. David L. Sablosky will preside
Robert Tross, Columbus, will sing,
accompanied by Mrs. Frank Eden
harter. Committee chairmen will
give reports. A tea and social hour
will follow the program under the
direction of Mrs. Samuel Falender,
hospitality chairman.
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Group
Meets at Home
of Mrs. Rybolt

Beta Beta alumnae chapter.
Alpha Chi Omega sorority, met this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mil
ton Rybolt for luncheon and pro-
gram. Tables were decorated with
red carnations and smilax.
Mrs. E. j. Branan, chairman of
the program, presented Dorothy
Ann Rybolt, daughter Of the hostess.
pianist; Mrs. Lorinda Cottingham
Howell, violinist, and Mrs. Robert
Kinnaird, soloist.
Mrs. Van Murphy, hostess chair
man, was assisted by Mesdames Syl-
van MouSer, Wilbur McBeth and
Vorhis Tobin, and Misses Leila Belle
Shipman, Mildred Blacklidge, Kath-
crime Smith, Florence Rem, Janet
West and Edith Allen.
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specially built divan, ornate and impressive as felt
it should be in theater" Mr. Rocker says. 4 realized
that it must be different from the furniture which
would select for home The upholstery that selected
was bright material which just escaped being garsh
watched it being completed in the workroonl, and
listened to the remarks of the workrnen"
Finally those remarks too much for
went in the workroOm and looked at the bright coored
upholstery again I called the foreman over to the
corner of the and confessed that had lost my
courage. I'm going to change that divan' I said
THE foreman persuaded to forget it. Your
original idea right, he said Let's go and finish
it. think it will be just what you want when it is
finished He right it Today it sits in that
darkened corner, Just the thing that needed. In
the subdued light, the color and pattern appear to
good advantage After number of years, that piece
attr WAS VIII was MIA tIara"
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Sunday afternoon, Jan. 81, at the
1rvington Presbyterian church.
Miss Ferguson was a student at
the University of Leipzig for the last
two years on an exchange fellowship
from Western college, oxford, o.
She is a graduate of Western.
Mr.. Dybwad received his degree
of doctor of literature from the
University Of Halle, and has been
working in Italy on his thesis. He
is studying prison systems and GRIM
inal methods while in America.
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MRS. PRUITT WILL
ENTERTAIN GROUP

Indiana Woman's Auxiliary to
the Thirty eighth division, United
States army, will hold a covered
dish luncheon and bridge party
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs. H.
K. Pruitt, 1852 College avenue.
Mrs. William Ruthart and Mrs.
George Seal will assist the hostess.
Mrs. Henry Roberts will give
readings and Mrs w. D. Crago will
talk on Pueblo and Navajo Indians
of New Mexico and Arizona. Mrs.
Crago will display pottery and jew
elry to illustrate her talk.
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CLUB WILL
HEAR DIR. LOOMS

DR.. Clarence LOOMS, head of the
theory department at the Arthur
Jordan Conservatory of Music, will
be the speaker at the regular meet
ing Of the Butler University Poetry
Club at Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Alice Bidwell Wesen-
berg, faculty sponsor.
Words and Music" will be the
subject Of Dr.. LOOMS lecture. Fol-
lowing the talk, members will read
original verse.
DR.. LOOMS is the composer of
five operas and numerous pieces for
cello, voice, chorus and piano.
Among his operas is 'Yolande and
Cyprus" produced in 1929 by the
American Opera Company.
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Will
Be Elected at
Guild Meeting

Following the annual meeting Of
st. Vincent'S Hospital Guild Mon
day, Sisters of Charity of the hos
pital will entertain the active and
associate members at a tea in
Louise de Marillac hall.
Mrs. Ellard Duane. president, will
be in charge OF the meeting which
will receive annual reports. Voting
for three three-year term directors
will be held from 1870 to 3 in the
auditorium.
On Tuesday morning the board of
directors will meet in the nurses
home to elect new officers. Assist
ing the sisters at the tea will be
nurses of the hospital staff, and
Miss Gertrude Gallagher, dietitian.
Miss Ruth Zinkan and Miss Anna
Callahan will pour at the tea table.
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Club to PldV Cards

Good Will Club Of st. Joseph's
church will entertain with card
party at 2:15 Monday at its hall.
GIT East North street. Miss Bridget
A. Meehan, chairman, will be as
sisted by Misses Mary Barrett, Mil
dred Kline, Mary Ryves, Louise
Weilhammer, Gertrude Fox, Eliza
beth Forwe, Bess Sullivan, Mary
McConahay, Margaret Fitzgerald.
Alice Deitz, Mary Euler. Alice Hol-
lingSworth and Loretta Montana
mon and Mesdames Margaret Puts
and Mary Weilhammer.
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Personals

William Moon and Casper Cox
have returned from a visit in Miami
Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Clarence I. Baker and
daughters, Misses Martha and
Mary Lou Baker, ABB Broadway,
will leave Tuesday for Los Angeles,
Cal. Miss Mary Lou Baker will
enter the University Of Southern
California.
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Williams, oscar Baur, Samuel Cor
nell Carey, John M. Cunningham,
H. w. Bennett, Frank F. Hutchins,
Hugh McGibeny, Charles P. Lesh, j.
Raymond Lynn, Leo M. Rappaport,
John w. Carmack, John E. Hollett,
James F. Frenzel, George P. Meier,
j. William Wright, Lafayette Page,
Henry G. Thornton and Miss Mary
Louise Kiefer.
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NeaO Permanent Wave to Be ShoaUn
Institute to Be Held at Meeti1ae
of Seventh District Clubs

Mrs. Frank E. Weimer will con-
duct meeting of the Seventh Dis
trict Federation of Clubs at 10 Fri
day morning at Ayres' auditorium.
Mrs. Albert H. Of will lead the
flag salute and assisting with activi-
ties will be presidents of the third
division: MeSdameS David Ross.
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CHURCH CIRCLE TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

Mrs. Harry Rybolt, 3943 Central
avenue, will be hostess for a meet
ing Of the Mary Conkle Circle of the
Third Christian church at 2:I5
Tuesday. Mrs. William F. Rothen-
burger will be in charge of installa-
ton Of officers, headed by Mrs. J.
Albert Crouch.
A devotional lesson will be led by
Mrs. Minnie Adams. Mrs. o. r.
Tooley Will sing, and Miss Dorothy
Ann Rybolt will play piano num-
berS.
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ANN BURKERT WILL
ENTERTAIN THETAS

Miss Mary Jane Alspaugh will
read the one-act play, "The Duchess
Says Her Prayers" at the luncheon
meeting of Alpha club of Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority Friday at the
home of Miss Ann Burkert, 2942
Broadway.
The committee in charge of the
affair includes Miss Pauline Becker,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Charles
L. Walker and Mrs. T. A. Moyna-
han.
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short cut home by
the Pacific, and
that was during
the turbulent war
period when boats
were menaced.
When she re-
turned this year
after seven years
work without a
vac a tion, she
S p e mt thre e
months travelling
IN Egypt, JeruSa-
lem, India, Tur-
key, Italy, Ger
m a ny, Switzer-
land and Greece.
With Miss Lettie
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Alumnae to Meet

s.. John Aiumnae Association
will hold It's monthly meeting at 8
Mord2y night at the academy.
Hcstesses for the evening viii be
Misses Alice Lips, Eileen Yanzer,
Mary Fischer. Rosemary Dugan and
Frances Lipps.
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Rosemary Ferguson VIII Be
Bride of Gunnar Dybzgad

The Rev. and Mrs. John B. Fer
guson announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Miss Rosemary Fer
guson, to Gunnar Dybwad. Leipzig,
Germany
The ceremony will take place at 4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-13
City Interior Decorator
Recalls Sharp Clashes
of Theory and Practice
Carlos Rocker Says Occasions Arise When
There's Doubt About Carrying Out
What Seemed Good Ideas.
BY HELEN LINDSAY.

OWEN expert courage carry
T.
startling when executed Anyway that's what Carlos
have believe.
achievements
recalls
wisdom of his choice
selections Indiana thee
There particlary dark which PLANNED place
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Mothers Club to SelU

Lambda Chi Alpha Mothers Club
will sew for the Red Cross at 10
Monday morning st the chapter
house, 4721 Sunset avenue. Mrs.
j. z. johnson will be n charge.
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Professor to Lecture

Professor John ]. Haramy will
speak at a meeting Of the Woman's
auxiliary Of the Irvington Presby-
terrain church Thursday night. Mrs.
Fred D. Stilz will preside at the
business meeting when new officers
will be elected
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Luncheon Scheduled

A business meeting will follow a
luncheon of the Mothers Alliance of
Alpha Delta Theta sorority Of But
Ter university at Wednesday at the
home Of the president, Mrs. G. H.
Held, 430 North Euclid avenue.
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Mozart to Be Tonic

Beta chapter, Kappa Alpha Gam
ma music sorority, will hold a guest
meeting at 229 North Pennsylvania
street Thursday night when Miss
Jennie Kornblum will sponsor a dis
euSsion of Mozart.
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Tri-Kdppus to Meet

Mrs. Dick Heller will entertain
Tri-Kappa alumnae at her home,
3707 North Meridian street. at lis
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Edward
Kuntz and Mrs. Edward BARGE win
assist the hostess
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Film Gr01tp to Meet

Picture committee Of the Indiana
Indorsers Of Photoplays viii meet
at 10 Tuesday morning at the
American National bank, with Mrs.
James E. Sproule Hesiding.
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Director of
Hospital Is
Taking Rest
DR.. Rebecca Parrish, on
Trip From Manila,
Used New Route.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN,
Times Womsn's Page Editor

WTHILE DR.. Rebecca Parrish,
w superintendent Of the Mary
Johnston hospital at Manila, Philip
pine islands, has been visiting rela-
tives here during her years fur
Tough, she has been beseiged by re-
quests from friends and clubs to
describe her hospital experiences
and her travels.
Only once has she taken the
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Dinner Meeting Set
indianapolis Tri-Kappa Club will
hold a dinner meeting at $50 Mon
day night at the Barbara Frietchie
tearoom.
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GrO1LDS to Hold Dance

Sahara Sands and Brookside
Women's Club will sponsor a dance
at $50 tonight at the Brookside
community house.
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Credits Ability to Study and Work

NI0UtCo %1OtttCY " OCuUY UftU " Urn
RECKER OF
1V1 for homes and theae
chapel at the Methodist hospital
period ideas
of the Harrison hotel is product
and decoration The furniture heavy
Though colleagues &
tribute his ability particular aptitude for this
himself believes it, like all other successful
the
work rather than genius according
the old theaer Indianapolis frequently
settings
acquaintance with the helped
which most suited to their production
Illustrates HIS Theory Regarding Genius
VXTHEN viii beginning career
w Keths He vaudeville performer even at that
spontaneous probably casual
of the idea that
worked hard the heights represented
logical study of the American people, he
kind OF wit and while careless ordinary
behind 1t think will find Of hard
Ne1O Permanent Wave to Be ShOWn
y REPRESENTATIVES permanent will give
IN demonstration Monday night
coin The is announced macneless process
onstraton will be in charge of
the
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advantage After number of
active it when it placed there"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-07-09
SEATTLE MAKES MOVE

SEATTLE, July 9. - This city launched a separate peace move last Saturday in the dock strike by mailing questionnaire to each of the 895 longshoremen registered in the Employers halls prior to the strike, asking if they wanted a secret ballot on the question of re- turning to work under the agree ment reached by the leaders on June 16 but later repudiated by the rank and file, and the second question asked the workers if they did not think Seattle employers were competent to handle their own affairs without the aid of Tacoma, San Francisco, Washing ton or New York"
 However, J. c. Bjorklund, Dis trict Secretary of the Longshore- men said no separate agreement was possible under the bylaws and rejected the plan proposed for joint operation of hiring halls among other items.