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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
sNYDER.FJNN

The wedding of Miss Louise Mar. garet Finn, daughter Of MT and Mrs Frank J. Finn Of East Mnin street and Van Lester Snyder, son of Mrs Julia Snyder of Steuben street took place this morning at 10:3O o'clock at the rectory of the Sacred Heart church. Rev Mat thew J. Judge performed the cere- mony. The brlde's sister, Mrs James O'Connor was her only at- tendant and Raymond Snyder was best man for his brother.
 Tine brides gown of ivory satin was fashioned in Princess style, having q jacket with leg O mutton sleeves of lace and she wore q hat of maiines with 6 semi-crown of orange blossoms. She carried an arm bouquet of white roses and wansonia. Tho matron of honor wore a gown of sky blue ChantiIiy laco styled with ruffled sleeves and ruffied effect on the long full skirt. She wore 6 large blue hat trimmed with miniature pink gar. den flowers. Her arm bouquet was of pink Supreme roses and blue delphinium. The dress of the brides mother was navy blue Elizabeth crepe and she wore a corsage of gardenias and the bride- groom's mother wore a dress of navy blue and white crepe and q corsage of gardenias.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. About one hundred guests were in attendance includ. ing out of town guests from Newark, N. J., Bloomfield, N. J., Springfield Gardens.L. l., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bridgeport. Winsted and Thomaston.
 The gift of the bride to her at- tendant was a white gold cross pendant and chain and the best man received q fountain pen from the bridegroom. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was fitted travel ing bag.
 Mir Snyder and his bride left on Q motor trip through the New Eng land states and Canada, the bride wearing q navy blue travelling suit with white accessories. Upon re- turning they will take up their residence at 1910 East Main street.
 The bride is a graduate of Sacred Heart school and Wiiby high school and the bridegroom is n graduate of WiIby high school and is af- filiated with scoviii's chemistry de- DArtment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
FEEsT . spEEI.K

Rev. Matthew ]. Judge, pastor of the Sacred Heart church, Ofiieiated at the wedding Of Miss Mary Mar. gnret Bpeers, daughter of Thomas BpeerB of Giles street and Alfred D. Feest. son of Mir. and Mrs. Wll- liam Toest Of Beacon street which took place this morning tt 6 o'clock. The nuptinl mass which followed was also celebrated by Father Judge. The brlde'B sister, Miss Jeanette Bpeers was her only attendant and Francis FeeBt was the best man. Palms and cut spring the mass, Miss Winifred FrifI1n, as s0ioist, rendered "Ave Maris Stel. ia."
 The bride was becomingiy attired in e gown of white satin, pntou model fashioned with q lace yoke and leg O mutton sleeves fitted to the wrist and having . row of but tons from the napo of the neck to was of finger top length and had q cap of old English lace caught with orange blosBomS She carried an arm bouquet of gardenias, lilies of the valley and orchids. The maid uI HVuOT Wub htbITVU Ht IT0Ck or pink net over pink tahota styled with | shoulder cape of pink net ruffles in Chanel model. Her cos- tumo was completed with q large blue horsehair hat with q pink and biut satin ribbon side bow and she carried m arm bouquet of Briar- cliff roses, blue larkspur and maid. en.hair fern. Tho brldegroom's mother wore q bluo ensemble and q corgago of Hardoniag.
 Following tho ceremony q TO. ceptiOn for the Immediate families and friends was held at Lakeside Tavern. out of town guests were in attendance from Hartford, Bos. ton, Hawthorne, N. J., and Thom. aston.
 Mir. Foest and his bride left on an unannounced wedding trip, the brides travelling ensemble being Of ashes of roses crepe with matching accessories. They will reside at Fl Wheeler street upon their return, The bride is q graduate of Sacred Heart high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

play falls, the declnrer will make four or Ave odd. while if It works you will defeat tho contract Of three no trump---thcn try your daring play.
 ,lic Play
 Vests opening lend was . small heart, which East won with tho ace and returned q heart, declarcr playing the nine and dummy win. ming tho trick with tho jack. A club is returned, South playing the ten and West winning the trick with the acc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
St. Elisabeth s WiII GiUe Degrees June I4

Miss Nancy Jane Delaney, daughter of Mir and Mrs ThOmas F Delaney, of Plaza avenue, Hnd Miss Kate Joun Kilmartln, dAuRh. ter Of Mrs Thomas J. KilmHrtln of state street, Waterbury, are mem. bers of this years graduating class 1t the College of Saint Ellpabeth, Conyont N. J. The graduation ex. ercises will be held June il.
 The high point of interest of the commencement week activities, which will begin Thursday. June 2, with tho faculty dinner to tho sc. hor class, will be the pageant. play Retrospect and Vision," presented Friday evening, June X, in celebrn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
LEONARD . O'DONNI,T,L

A wedding of much local inter- est took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the First Congregational church In Torrington when Miss Beatrice Esther O'Donnell, daugh. ter of Hr. md Mrs. John Edward l O'D0nnefl of T0rrlngt0n, became the bride of Morton Arthur beUns ard, son of Dr. George Arthur Leonard of Circuit avoune. Rev. Homer Lane ofiiciated at the core mony. Palms and cut flowers dcc- ornted the church nHd the church 0rgn mist rendered c program of nuptlal music.
 Mss Evelyn Mons Of Bridgeport | and Hugh Leonard of this city nt. Tho usherB included: Eugene O. DonnoiI Of Vert Goshen, brother Of tho bride and ThOmas DunnIgan of Bridgeport.
 Tho bride. who was given In marriage by her father, was attjred in G gown of whito satin, styled in Princess model and she w0ro a white satin turban fashioned with ClFCuIhF NtlIs ucF ufHt DOuVuct consisted of whito rosos and lilies of the valley. Her attendant wore frock of blue net trimmed with pink and wore pink net turban styled with n voIl. Sho carried m arm bouquet of pink roses and blue f0rget-me. .nots. Tho dress of tho brides mother was figured ycl- low chiffon.
 Tho brides home was tho scono Of 6 reception following tho core. moDy. out Of town guests attend. cd from this city, Middiebury, Wa tert0wn, Fairfield, Bridgeport, West Goshon and Torrington.
 Following m unannouncod we'd ding trip, the couple will reside at 80 Circuit avenue. Tho bride wore q brown and yellow travelling on- Semblc with accessories 10 corrcB. pond.
 Mrs. Leonard attended Torring- ton high school and Mr. Leonard M n graduate of the Waterbury Trade School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Engagements
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NtNAkA ANaAkNAbmmH1E ENWAXN
 Mrs Francis Louis Mnnoil& < Hazel street hns announced tho 9s% gagement ana coming maff'4E< of her daughter, Eva Anno {< John Joseph Fitzgerald. son of #< and Mrs Michael Fitzgerald 1< Baldwin street. Tho ceremony will bo performed on Monday, June 2bth at st Lucy's church and will be followed by . breakfast for the immediate families at Mrs Cruy'a.
 Miss Mcnotti has chosen for heE attendant, her sister, Miss JosBs phlne Menottl and Mfr FitAknrAiN will bo attended by hls brothers George Fitzgerald.
 Miss Menotti is a graduate c4 Middlebury college and ia at pren- ent a teacher of Italian at Crosby high school Mir Fitzgerald is & graduate Of Rensselaer, Polytechnio fpstitute and is now employed nH aA engineer at NJ. J. Daiy and sonas Inc,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Dance Date Set tByGrO1p

Friday evening, June 22nd has been selected us tho date for tho summer dance to be sponsored by the local chapter of the Alumnue of College of New Rochelle, The dance will be n Beml.formRl dinner dance and will be held Ut Deer Island Gate at Bantam.
 Miss Ruth Staplcton of NauBn. tuck lB chairman of the committee In charge and the members of her assisting committees include; Miss. es E.stelle McDonouRh, Helen stephen, Mary Walsh In charge Of tickets and Misses Marjorie Cor. coran and Marguerite ShnnRhRn in charge of advertising.
 The affairs sponsored by tho New Rochelle Cha pter are among the most successful and enjoyable social events of the yenr and this years event promises to surpAsH those of other years. Reservations Ashould be made at m early date with the committee Hs they VIII be limited.
 Mr and Mrs r. Frederick Collins of Shelter street who observed their third wedding anniversary recently were surprised by a num- Der of their friends at their homo recently. Music and dancing were enjoyed and n delicious luncheon wns served. Mr mad Mrs Collins were the recipients Of many beau. tiful gifts. Those attending were; Mr and Mrs John LcRoy, MT and Mrs II. II. Reynolds, Mir and Mrs Frank Ticc, Mir and Mrs James Lonal, Mir and Mrs William Rogers and Mir and Mrs F. r. Collins.
 Under tho auspices of Camp 17 Of this city, national president Blanche Roberts of Albany, ". Y,, md her staff will be entertained by tho state camp Of Connecticut, Patriotic order of America In Me. chanics' hall tomorrow night. Miss Gertrude McKegg, national Rsso. cinto editor and chairman of the state booster committee, will pro. side nt tho meeting.
 Reports on the May festival were road nt tho meeting Of the North Star lodge of tho Scnndina vian fraternity Of America In Moose hall Saturday night .Bengt MattBon pres sided. At the next meeting Go bo held July :, annual reports will Do rend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
IoRUssO.ORsINI

Mrs Elizabeth orsini of Walnut street, extension, announcog the marriage of her daughter, Helen 10 Dr Domcnico l.. Lorusso, son of MT and Mrs Leonardo LorussO of Wa. tervitlo street. The ceremony took place on Saturday morning at St. Lueys church. Miss Gertrude To. russo, sister of the bridegroom, was tho only attendant of tho bride and denito Orsini, brother of tho bride, was the best man.
 Mrs f.orusso attended Wilby high school and Post Business college. Dr Lorusso Is q graduate of Crosby high schoo. and received hls A. E. degree from Cornell University. While at Cornell he wag q member of the Phi Beta Pi fraternity. Dr Lorusso Is also c graduate of Mars Quette Medical school in Milwau- kee, Wisconsin. He has just com- plotted ono year internship nt St. yincent's hospital at Worcester, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
DrAMBRIsr--BRANGLE

The wedding of Miss Anne Claire Brangle. daughter of Mir and Mrs Charles Brangle of Easton avenue and Michael N. DiAmbrisi, son of Mir and Mrs Salvatore DiAmbrlsi of Barnes street took place this morning at o'clock at St Lucy's church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
BIRTHSTONE

Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Betty Stone of South Elm street and Paul Graf of this city which took place on Saturday at Brewster. N. Y. Miss Bessie Jaffe and Wayne LaGrand of this city were the attending couple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
Jane Russell To
 Graduate June 2

Miss Mary Jane Russell, daugh. ter of Mrs James E. Russell of Ii4 Willow street. is one of ten students who will receive A. U. degrees at tho sixth annual June commencement of Sarah Lawrence college on Saturday, June ninth at ten C. m. The addition of ten graduates is q unique feature es heretofore there has been only ono student to bo awarded the de' gree.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

Connor presided at tho business
 meeting. Miss Peggy Franz was sos loist at tho banquet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04

ton Of the diamond jubilee of the Sisters of Charity of New Jersey,
 Saturday, June ., the faculty ot the college will entertain the alum. nae At luncheon following . bual- hess meeting and election of ofii. eers. Weather permitting. n third performance Of "rhe Medea" will be presented in the Greek theator that evening.
 Tho undergraduate dinner and dance to the senior class will be held Monday evening, followed, on Tuesday, by the athletic associn. ton banquet.
 The Rev Nicholas A. Marnell with tho assistance of the Rev the Rev F. Francis Guterl, sub- deacon, will celebrate a solemn high mass, Wednesday, June i3. Tho baccalRureate sermon, given by the Rev Henri ]. Wiesel, $. t., president of Loyola College, Balti. more, will follow the mass,
 Tho parents and friends of the graduates will bo entertained at afternoon. Tho traditional hum "hh NNNN VhuNV th Nbb NNNuluR'
 Ills Exccllency, tho Most Rev Thomas j. Walsh, j. C, D., bishop of Newark. will preside at the commencement exercises, Thurs. day afternoon. M!ss Marion C.. Henion of Now York City, an dlumnn of the college. will give tho commencement address.
 An attendance of moro than tb0 members of camps from thls city and other towns of Connecticut and Rhodo'lslund was present Saturday night nt she banquet given at Tho Elton by Mnyhower camp, Royal Nelghbors Of America for Mrs Frances Torkelson, of Lincoln, Neb,, chairman of tho supreme board of managers Of tho organ iEnti0n,
 A reception and initiation of A class of 40 candidates followed at pythlan hall. Now members were initiated Into Maynower, Laurel and Haddon camps by degree team consisting of officers from Maynower camp, Mrs Fork olson delivered tho principal addfess of the ovoning. and Miss Catherine V.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
ICOMENTA SALAZAR ALON-
so LAS PALABRAS DE LAR
GO CABALLERO

Madrid, Sept. 8.-Comentan
do unas recientes manifestacio
mes del ST.. Largo Caballero, je-
fe del partido SociaIista, ell mi
nistro de la goberncai6n, Sala-
Ear Alfonso, dijo que coinciden
con aquellas que hizo en- vispe-
ras del ! de agosto. "Entonces
neg6 tambi6n TODD prop6sito
revolucionario, sin perjuicio de
publican inmediatamente aquel
'aparatoso acuerdo de la U. G..
IT,"
"a mi me parece bien que
Sc niegue la intenci6n revolucio
maria. Ningdn momento mas sd
tisfactorio para mi que aquel
ANyala1. 4 gaAss.~A&s. 4~a-@sEaA
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
NUEVO PLAN DE CONTRI~
BUCIONES PREPARA Ell

Washington, sep. 8.-Un
nuevo plan de contribucionAS
prepare ell secretario del tesoro,
Mr.. Morgenthau, para reempla
Ear a las que expiraron ell II de
julio.
Ell Dr.. Roswell Magill, esta
hacienda un estudio del siste-
ma ingles, que examinara GER
ca, y dice que es menos compli-
|cado que ell americana.
I'm informe sera presentado
al secretario por ell DIR. Jacobo
Viner, otro asistente especial.
Las cifras demuestran que el
lgobierno gast6 en- los dos pri-
meros meses del ano fiscal la
suma de $685. 73 ,O5, compa.
rada la cantidad con $580,687,
SIS en- los mismos meses del ano
anterior.
Los gaStOs en- agosto subie-
ron a $513,699, 696 comparados
con 5000, 716,8O4 en- agosto de
1888.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
EOMERCIANTES E INDUS
TRIALES VISITARON A
BATISTA

Habana, sep. S.-Una conf
sion de industriales y conner
ciantes, con ell presidente de la
Lonja a la cabeza, visit6 aver al
coroneI Batista, iefe del ej6rci-
to.
La comisi6n lie pidi6 ayuda
para obtener del presidente
Mendieta la cancellation de las
tnultas impuestas por infrac-
clones de la ley del 500.
Manifestation esos senores
que muchos cCmerciantes ten
dram que cerrar sus puertas, 81
no Sc verified la cancellation.
Batista PHONETIC ayUdarlos,
"por ser un case especial.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
COrndOn0n

C0DddOngd
Nombre que en- una magnifi-
ca plaza sera colocada manana,
a las 10 80 a. m. a la puerta
principal del Sanatorio que la
Delegation del Centre Asturia-
no tiene Ell esta ciudad. Els obSe
quio de la Seccion de Intereses
a la de Asistencia Sanitaria.
Una comisi6n de la Agrupa-
ci6n de Casados hara Official :
mente ell regalo de la acera del
Sanatorio,
La Reina del Centre, sus Da-
mas Y la Presidenta de la Sec :
ci6n de Damas, acompanadas
de una Comision de la Directi-
va, visitara a los enfermos, OBJ
sequiandolos con flores y taba-
cos.
La Secci6n de Asistencia Sa-
nitaria agasajara a las distin-
tas representations y comisio-
mes con refrescoS.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
LA GACETA
del Congreso cuando yo exami-

del Congreso cuando yo exami-
naba la tactica revolucionaria
de aquellos representatives so
cialistas que habian logrado
sustituir a los de la contraria.
Ell Sr. Largo Caballero neg6 a
grandes voces."
mo creo en- la revoluci6n.
Els demasiado inteligente ell ST..
Largo Caballero para intentar
la, Pero es precise que ell pals
reciba la sensation de que no
Sc producira.
Esa lucha conytante, de des-
caste diario, de ataques parcia-
les y esporadicos, con su secue-
la de consecuencias al ser inn
puesta la ley, no puede satisfa-
Ger nj a los mismos que la in
tentan.
, Las censuras del Sr. Largo
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
SOCIALES
"a fiesta del Eureka

La fiesta del Eureka
Muy divertido ell dia que los
muchachos de este club pasa-
ron en- Villa del Alto Mar, en-
Pass-a-Grille, ell "Dia de los
Trabajadores."
Los j6venes Mariana Panic
Ito y Angel Martinez cubrieron
parte del programa, ejecutando
varios bales clasicos. Por la
noche pasaron a Glenhill Lodge
como invitados de honor al bal
lie que ALI Sc efectuaba.
Asistieron las Srtas. Eliza
beth Castro, Carolina Villaro-
sa, Frances Rey, Marina San
chez, Elizabeth Clark, Olive
Castro, Dora Sanchez, Angeli-
ma Arlas, Benigna Fernandez,
Maria Luisa Benitoa, Eulalia
Paniello, Rose Antinori y los
j6venes Manuel Lorenzo, Artu-
70 Echeverria, Rolando Here
70, Tony Dago, Clarence Porch.
Angel Martinez, Fernando ca
tro, Raymond Lopez, Ernesto
Alvarez y Mariana PanielIo, Jr
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
YOUNG CREE QUE LOS
~CAMPESINOS NO APRUE-
FAN LAS MEDIDAS DE
FUERZA

Syracuse, n, Y, sep. s.
Owen D. Young, presidente del
corlite de directories de la Gene
raj Electric, en- un discurso pro
nunciado Ell esta ciudad diio
que los campesinos nunca tolls.
.rar@n que ell gobierno Sc mez-
Gle en- sus negocios; que no Sc
sentirian felices bajo medidas
de fuerza.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
Una BOda

Una BOdd
Ante ell altar de la Iglesia
Nuestra Sonora de las Merce-
des Sc juraron amor la bella Sc
norita Della Galindo Y ell CO.
rrCcto j6ven Roberto Rodri-
gueZ.
Fuc"on padrinos, por ella, ell
Sr. Ralph Dobrosky, y por ell
novio ei Sr, Sergio Amezaga.
Los nuevos esposos salieron
en- viaje de luna de miel.
FelicidadeS a la distinguida
pareja.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
PREDICARA Ell DIR. PHILIPS

FL domingo por la noche, a
las ocho, predicara en- la igle-
STA Metodista de West Tampa,
esquina de Union y North AL
bany, ell Rev. DR.. j. A. Phillips.
Quedan invitados los vecinos
de esa barriada que deseen
concurrir.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
Dos i%nUitdciOnes

Del Astaroth Social Club pa
ra un party" que Sc celebrara
en- los salones de la Legion A
m~ericana, ell pr6ximo microbes.
Del Club Ideal, que vertical
"a todos los microbes, bales en-
Ell mismo salon, comenzando la
pr6xima semana. Con la orques
ia de Bob Portion.
Muy apreciadas.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08

ciendo al mismo Sr. Largo Ca
ballero Ell repaso de su actua-
ci6n ante los trabajadores, sin
distinguir partido nj organiza-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
Ell Club Italia

Ell Club Italia
Ofrecera un gran bale en- ell
Coliseo de Davis Island, ell di1
6 de Octubre.
Las orquestas de Mano San
chez y Bob Portion amenizaraH
los bailables.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
Compromise amOroso

Compromise dmOrOSO
La bella Srta. Rosa Alvarez
ha sido pedida en- matrimonio
por ell j6ven Mario Fernandez.
La petici6n fue formulada a
los padres de la novia, esposos
Emilio y Carmela Alvarez.
Felicidades.
Cesar RiverO.
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
Una function

Una function
Manana, en- ell teatro del Circu
10 Cubano, con las bonitas zar4
2uelas "Chateaux Margaux" y
LOS Efectos de la Viuda Ale
gre" interpretadas por los mu-
St2chos del Club Artistico "Hol
lywood".
La gaceta., 1934-09-08
Operado

OperadO
En- ell S~anatorio del Centre
Asturiano ell conocido ciudada-
no Florencio Lozares (Monta :
MAJ.
Por su total restablecimiento
hacemos fervientes votos.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-27
CATASTROPHES TAKE BIG TOLL
 OF J. s. LIVES
Train Wreck, Plane Crash CT, Bus Smashes, Etc,
 Deal Out Death
STORMS CONTINUE
 OVER WIDE SECTION
National Guard Lieutenant Is Killed in Plane
 Crash Tn Ohio

CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 27. - Four days of catastrophe, aloft and aground, brought sudden death to at least eighty-five persons in the United States.
 A train wreck, plane crashes, bus snash-ups, lethal, carbon monoxide gas and winter storms swelled the roll.
 Eight died in plane crash in Utah, five are known to have been killed in a train wreck at Pitts burgh, 20 are known dead in tor nadoes in the south, 30 are dead in Eastern storms, six are dead at Anglia, Arizona, as the result of a bus wreck and nine died in Dart mouth as result of coal gas asphyx- iation.
 Another plane carried National Guard Lieutenant to his death in sassnew storm near bA'aine, Ohio.
 A train and bus smash killed three near Kethel, Kansas.
 Storms are still raging with snow covering a vast area.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-27
ALASKA COURT
 TO 60 TO SEA
 NEXT SUMMER
Department of Justic e, Coast Guard Will Co.,
 operate, Dimond Told

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.- The Department of Justice and the Coast Guard have assured Alaska Delegate A. J. Dimond that the travelling court of the Third Di- vision will go to sea again during the coming summer. The Delegate said there was a possibility of el- iminating the practice but the De- partment of Justice has decided to continue the trip.
 Most of the court session is devoted to naturalization of aliens on the Aleutian Peninsula and the Bristol Bay section.
 The time of the voyage will de- pend on the convenience of the presiding Judge and the Coast Guard, which will furnish the vessel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-27
F RANGE IS TO
 GET READY FOR
 EUROPEAN WAR
Air, Sea and Land Forces to Be Reorganized-
 Tentative Plan

PARIS, Feb. 27.-The air, sea and land forces of France are to be reorganized. This is the plan to strengthen the nations defenses in case of trouble in Europe.
 The plan will be presented soon at a special session of the French Cabinet by Premier Doumergue.
 The program has been tenta- lively approved and embraces a vast military and economic re- mobilization scheme envisioned as aiding the economic situation while strenthening the armed forces of the country in the face of Hitler's rearmament demands
 General unrest prevails. One Communist has been slain and three injured in rioting which rag ed for a short time on the streets while Communists attempted to break up Nationalist's meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-27
Higher-up Kissing Causes Investigation M California

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 27. -DigDitaries of the Admins tration have turned to inves- tigate reports of promiscuous kissing in the State Printing Office.
 James Lyon, 64-year.Old sup eryising copy reader, has been accused of kissing feminine subOrdinates.
 Lyon replied he is not more guilty than IA or 15 other male employees.
 During the legislative ses- sions, Lyon said, Senators and Representatives dropped in flor kiss or two and maybe a date. Anyway there is nothing wrong with it. The women are all married.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-02-27
DEMOCRATS TO BE LEFT ALONE
 FOR CAMP AIGN
National Committee Adopts Hands Of Policy, De-
 clares F arl'ey

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 = The Democratic Natio onal Committee has declared a hands off policy toward Democratic candidates in the coming prim ary elections, Chairman James A. Farley said today.
 The committee will take no part for or against any Democratic can- didate and this presumably will make some Democrats who are opposed to some of the Roosevelt policies, breathe easier but the full portent is yet to be assayed.