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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23
CONTRACT BRIDGE
W WIN. u. MCKINNEY
secretary OF the AmcriewD Bvt,ige iRagac
Deceive Strong acknowledgements Have Chance Of Setting
High Contract by Not Playing According TO Hoyle

When the bidding lDdIGai o. that
tho dceIarcr has m exceptionally
strong hand, you should try 10
make any play that VIII deceive
lin, or make II difficult for him
10 locate the missing cards.
There isn't anything difficult
about today'b haDd---y0u can SEQ
TINT the ten OF diamond nncsse
viii stand up. But " East VIII
refrain from winning tho heart
trick until he III forced Ia do 10,
he will ut least make the decIarer
guess on the hand. while IL he
wins the heart trick early, tho
dcclarer can get perfect read.
Ing on the lay OF the cards.
South's jump 10 three no trump
told his partner that he had an
exceptionally strong hand and u
was u mild slam invitation, North
assisted the slam invitation by
showing the new feature In tho
hand when he bid four diamonds.
II he had bid four hearts. that
would have beon signing the hand
Off. skiing 10 play II at hearts.
But the diamond hid asks. Part
ncr, VIII this help you make the
slam ?" or course II does, and
South bids the siam.
The Play
The opening lead IL the deuce
OF spades. east plays the ten and
declarer wins with the queen. He
imm sdiately starts the heart suit
by leading the jack.
Now II East would refrain from
winning this heart trick until the
third round, the declarer would
be forced to lead 10 diamond to
get into dummy TO make the two
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23
Today's Contract Problem

long hearts. and would have TO
guess whether to take the nnesse.
lie would probably play for a
break In the diamond suit, In
which case the contract would be
defeated.
But when East wins this trick
with the king on the first round
and returns the king of spades.
South will go right up with the
ace and will now run off four
heart tri @ X y. discarding two
spades from his own hand. West
must make four discards.
Suppose he let's go three clubs
and diamond. Declarer will
now lead the ten OF clubs from
dummy, which South will win
with the king. Vests Jack falling.
Now the declarer can get a per-
feet count on the West hand by
leading the ace of clubs. II West
plays another club. II would mean
he had only two diamonds. Not
having a club. however, West Is
clearly marked with three dia-
monds.
The deuce of spades opening
allowed four spades. AS Is shown
also by his discard OF the eight
The declarer discards the nine OF
OF spades on South's ace OF clubs.
spades from dummy and now the
diamonds are all good.
II West had attempted to hold
the diamonds. he would have been
forced discard the jack of
spades. In which case the dcciarcr's
nine would have ben good IN
dummy. and again u would not
be necessary 10 take ilncssc.
Copyright. aaaa. NEA Service,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23

service after whlch the appoint.
ment Of the various committees
was held. An address Of welcome
wuB given by Rev Wilfred q. Aid.
ridge, pastor Of tho church and Ill.
10 by Mrs william d. Rorer, presi.
dent OF the Cheshire Union. The
response was given by the presi.
dent Of the Merlden Union, Mrs
william J. Reid. A report Of the
last convention was given By Mrs
Arthur l.. Smith Of Merlden and
Mrs Dora G.. Hatch also Of Meriden
read the trensurer'g report. The
county directors reported on the
work Of the CWA and PWA. 9th.
ers participating In tn morning
session we're Mrs Alan Upton,
president OF the local union, Way
ne w. Womer OF Hartford, Mrs
Clara NJ, Leete OF WasllngfOrd and
Mrs Edna G.. Tenniman OF Nauga-
tuck. "A memorial service CLOSED
the morning session after which n
luncheon was enjoyed.
Mrs l.. A. Francis OF Wailing-
ford opened the afternoon session
at 1880 with the roll call. Election
Of officers and directors was the
first business OF the afternoon SEES
sion to be transacted. Mrs Elmer
w. Coo Of yvolcott rendered O vo-
cal solo. Rev II. Gertrude Coo
gave q brief address entitled "The
Open Door," Mrs Mary u. Welles,
formerly O local school teacher
gave an address on "Our New
Crusade" Delegates were nominal.
ed for the national convention and
the reports OF the various COM
mltteeB closed the business Of the
session. The meeting was brought
to close. with benediction.
Al meeting or the Literary Guild
Of tho church OF Our Lady Of
Lourdes was held recently with an
attendance OF twenty.threo mem.
boris, Tho speakers were: Eleanor
Juliano, Margaret Cologanto, Cora
Ranaudo and Rev Richard II.
Dunn. The business meeting was
followed by the initiation OF the
new members. The initiation COM
initteo included: Erma farrapino,
Eleanor Juiiano and Rose Cuiotta.
Josephine AileyA presided. The next
meeting vii be held June fst
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23
Dance Recital BY
Leonard Pupils

on Friday evening, Regina Leon
ard and her pupils will appear ut
the Waterbury Women's CLUB.
About eighty dancers ranging from
the tini.Jt asinabie tots TO adults
all brightly coBtumed, Will execute
q liberal assortment OF toe, tap,
ballet, musical comedy, national
and acr0batIc dances. For good
measure there Will be added pam
tomime; also vocal solo BY none
other than Carl HarrisOn, VINO
needs no introduction.
As In the past the show will
consist Of very snappy and upstos
date numbers with no long delays
or hold ups, which will also allow
ample time for thoB5 who wish 20
dance Immediately after the por.
formlnce to the enchanting strains
Of Fred DrIscoll and his orchestra
Among the entertainers will be
the DIVit0 twins who are IN u class
by themselves; these smiling. curly
locked girls hPve delighted many
an audience by master. Snowman.
ship and have been appl1uded time
and tine again ut the Waverly Inn
In Cheshire. Valerie DalciuB, pop
uInF uuU tUIVUtgV tUtf tuV huV UuI-
lot dancer, will execute several DIFF
iicuit numbors In n graceful man.
ner. This year Regina Leonard VIII
Introduce Waterbury, only Hariis
quinade dance team with Doris
Brown and Eiic Gustafs0n ~ the
principles. Ei?bn0r sejdcl, u dainty
little miss, viii make her debut
~ ~ principle. executing q grace.
fuI too dance. Dolores BalBtcr and
Dolores Lauer. two f0ur-yenrs0 d
tots, newcomers TO tho cast, VIII
appear ~ JapnhcBo dancers,
AZ IN the past the show Won d
not be complete without the TAB"
ionux scenes with Hazel tjngg
Doris Brown and Helen pader0W-
mi ~ the piaBtique hgurcs. Water
bury'B dancing tweethoartB, Dolores
and Carmen, the cuts little team OF
Jamog Btemm and Richard Pel'
yin. Kenneth ByrBo. who In t1Djd'
~ becoming ono OF Waterbury,
mont popuIar boy dHnegrB, and Al.
ice JIorganO, who Ii u very t1Ion'
TOD dancer, al OF whom viii OK"
ccuie mhny beautiful ounces. Scores
OF others will blend their talents
10 nuke this q truly wonderful
show,
Regina Leonard In u member 81
tho Cbnlif Russian Normal Club
OF Dancing In New York CITY,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23
Engagements

Mrs Helen Morri8soy OF Ridge
street announces tho engagement
and coming marriage OF her
daughter, Winifr0d 10 Kenneth u.
Ackorman, son Of Mrs Della Acker-
man OF West Grove street. The
wedding will take place on june
4th ut ~ Francis XAVIer's church.
Mrs u. johnson and Mrs John 4.
MOrIarty, Avn; Miss Marion Tyrcll
and Mrs A. J, Rduttcr, 40; Miss
Betty johnson and Mrs Richard
Birch, AN.
; Tho stumbling 10 date IN ~ fol-
lows: u. BenusoIotl and Helen
DoscOtcuux, 19I; Mrs NJ. J0bnsoD
and Mis- Mary sullivan, 1s0 Nj;
Miss Marion 1'yrreIl and Mrs A.,
J. Reuter-. IS2M; Mrs A. Dlnoyn
and Mrs Hurry Dcv0rkoD. t7T
Miss Dorothy BonOit and Mis-
Margaret Tracy. 40; Mrs Barber
and Miss Ann Riley. $40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23
DANES Elect
|Ne1O Officers


Mrs. Lucius 70. Barbour " Wood.
side Circle was elected president Of
the Connecticut Society Of the Co.
lonlal DANES Of America 1t the am
fiunl m.otinR and luncheon yeAe
terday at the Webb House Barn IN
Wethergheid. Other officers elect.
cd were: First president. Mrs.
Winchester BENEFIT Of New Haven;
second president Miss julia l..
Hhvemeyer Of Uiiiett street: re.
cordlng secretary, Mrs. Julius ".
Smith Of Waterbury; cOrrospond-
ing secretary Miss wMry Curtin
Taylor OF Hartford; treasurer, MRS.
Arthur l.. oiflctt Of Hartford; reg.
istrar, Mrs. James X, Crofut OF
simsbury; hiyto Mrs. Thomas
Hooker Of New Haven. Members
elected 10 the boar1 OF directors
were Mrs. Franklin Farrell, Jr.
Of New Haven, Mrb. g. Morgan
Aidrich Of Hartford. Mrs. Ralph
u. Cutler OF West Hartford: Mrs.
Arthur p. HALEY and Mrs Rayn'
han TowBshcnd Of New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23


Mrs Samuel Peruglni and Mrs
Michela MucciarO were hostesBeS
ut q surprise miscellaneous shower
given Of the ScoyIll Orig club
recently In honor OF Miss Lena
Porugini who III 10 be married
on Monday, June 4 10 Louis Nue.
ciarO. Those attending we're
Misses Margaret .jloDdi, julia Per.
ugini, uoldie ShiIlcr, Isabel Okury,
Anna Constantine, Ethel Shlllor,
Mary Coggiano. Rose Constantine.
Angelina Dob0Dc, ADt0Inctte Con.
GuglIeIm0. Louise Pandolf, Lonnic
crime RinaIdi, Helen Daniels.
Louige BiOndi, Mary Sforza. Ciaud-
In Perugini, Rose MueciarO, Ella
Guisto, Mollie SpnIIon, Lena PaS-
iosn, Mary Butcher, L0ttie Wa
zensky, Jennie BartelIi, sophie,
WaebInsld, I.oso Deffanoy. Martha
Balowsky. Anna ParatOre, Mary
Cnlo, Betty MaiBt0. susan Distc.
GanO, Mary L0nRO, Mile SclullO,
Pntrielh SpnlIone, Jennie Gorge,
CHrmeIIa Guerrero, Pbyl lis Del
lnenmera, Leo Solury. Ann Azzar.
rn, Rose Pace. penrI santoynsi,
Lucille Blond, J0en Ann Lerz,
BtepbnbIe Ilinaidi. Mary Hotojln,
Angelina AbbOndond0In, Rose Ger
ulI0. Lena I.inaldi, Giorb1 Peru
glni, Louise ROblno, CoeeIin Co
francesca, Rose I.inaJdi, Jennie
DamlEcis, Mary foX, Harriet Pas.
tor, Theresa Hnnt0rn, Margaret
DeCarlo. Virginia Nitro, Hose
MuccInro. Emma Pironi, G'cssic
Calndrone, Anna DolI1eamera,
COnectta Blond, Olga RUSSIA,
Rose Psrugini, Mary Quattorchl,
Madeline sanz0nc, Christine Lem.
DO, Linda Perugini, Mary Lovali0,
Emma Carey, EId1 D'ADgel0, Lu-
cy DoCario, Louise Blond. Mollio
COvicllo, Ida PnoniDi, Connie DO.
Leo, Martha Guerrero, Mary Rim.
aldo, Mile Guerrer1, Mrs Nancy
MazzafnrO, Mrs y. Barbiori, Mrs
jennie AbbondoDd0i0. Mrs jennie
Gambln0, Mrs Josephine Valletu,
Mrs FraDk L0Dg0, Mrs Joseph
poruginl, Mrs Marianne Valerie.
Mrs Madeline Mgceiaro, Mrs
10. Mrs !. MuccI. Mrs Betty
aro, Mre Anna LoDgo. Mrs Snl'
ondi, Mrs Ida laDnieoIIi, Mrs w.
Bnu BoilOti. MA PnuI PerugIDi,
Mrs Eva DiB'ronzO, Mrs Thomas
DcIlacamern, MrB Henry Quntl0r.
CHI, Mrs Anna ItIDnIdo. Mrs W.T.
TORN PerugiDl, Mrs Angelo Gam
brine, Mrs Josephine StoiD, Mrs
GuistO, Mrs j, Wosinskns, Mrs
Frank ftingldO. Mrs Nicholas por.
ugIni, Mrs Mary syIceBtro, Mrs
FELIX DIFrODzO, Mrs OrAziO Gug-
iiotti. MrB ANN DiIfr0DSO, Mrs
Constantine, Mrs q, Iiln1Idl, Mrs
Oscar DIondI, Mrs s0niln L0ngo,
Mrs MGistO. Mrs Anna MaBtri.
ammo, Mrs Rose SnntOyaBi, Mrs
J.Oge Azzarra. Mrs Camilla Man
giapaDi. Mrs Elsie DcIbbDnV, Mrs
Baggiano. Mrs Catherine Oils,
Mrs Peter Bart0sioyIz. Mrs Chr.
moiIn Jcorc, Mrs Marin Pence.
Mrs Emma itinGIdI. Mrs Thomns
Marine, Mrs DnnieI i.iDaldI, Mrs
Eyolina PcrugInI, Mrs Josephine
bong0, Mrs Mary VerdIcc, Mrs.
Phiiomenn L0ngo, Mrs Mary Lon
30, Mrs Margaret YpnDcIIi, Mrs
Anna TopazlO, Mrs Rose Ripnldi.
Mrs pasnuaie Longo, Mrs Mary
DeLco. Mrs g. pnddonn, Mrs
JOpeph MassereIli Mrs AntOnette
PietrO, Mrs Angelina Pcrugini,
Mrs Josephine l,erz, Mrs Lucy
DcMasso. Mrs Mary Vaggalnbio,
Mrs Minnie RInaldi. Mrs Mar
zunlle Guerrero. Miss Lena Per
ugipi, Mrs Samuc! perugini and
Mrs MicheIn Mucciaro.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23


The annual Bpring convention pk
the Connecticut state Vo08Fatl4M
Of Music clubs will be held toHof-
row at the strained hotel.f The
program ~ as follows
Board meeting, . D. ~. "a the
hotel az which time al reports ot
committee chairmen will be read
1880 20 5 o'clock, Mrs Edwin
Jones, state president, hostess ct
ten at the Strntheld hotel, Der
guests including honored guests %
the convention, state officers, state
committee ChairmeD, and phairmaH
o. the convention comnitteegs
6:s0, rehearsal for choir Festivals
Mrs Josephine Fletcher Wilcoxs
damden. and Mrs Charles ID. DAYS
10, Bridgeport, In charge assisted
~ Kari Hawk; s:15 o'clock, choir
FESTIVAL at the United church.
Tho First Methodist ciaurch
choir, Charles w. Plat dlrectory
will participate in the festival
A birthday party was given last
evening IN honor OF Rita Pernu-
tozzi, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Jp-
seph Pcrnatozzl at her home. on
Hill street, the occasion being her
nth birthday, Tho home was at
tractivcly decorated with streamcrs
and cut flowers. Games we're en-.
joyed and n delicious luncheon was
served. The honored guest was the
recipient of many gifts. Those
present were: Angelina Masl. Anna,
Cnrmella Buliotti, Felix and Mario
Coiavecchlo, Edward Mast. Mt
chael Beilolso, Ralph. Belloisy. Mi-
cbaei Bclloisy, John Pernatogzi
and Mr. and Mrs y. A. Bclloisy, Mr.
and Mrs II. CoiavccchIo, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Mast. Mr. and Mrs ~
D'Aprilc, Mr. and Mrs Joseph PETE
natozzi and Mr. and Mrs n. Perna-
lAnzI ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23
CONTRACT BRIDGE
piERpoNT CLUB
Borman photo,

Tho regular Tuesday session OF
the PlerpOnt club was hold yeBter.
day afternoon at the homo OF Mrs
Clarence Dodson OF Hitchcock
Lake. Seven tables were ~ play.
Top scorers were. North and
a0uth, Mrs william D0rr, and Mrs
Arthur GrOaB, 63 1-2; and runners
~ Mrg Harry Hyde and Mrs Lay
ton Rose, 81 and East and West
Mrs Fred Jacjslt and Mrs Albert
JourdaB. 81, and runnGrssup Mrs
Edmund Splccr and Mrs Horny
prcu8sor, 90 Leg. Others participant.
Ing were; Mrs John Vail and Mrs
Dreschcr, Mrs Theodore BreIthaupt
gnd Mrs Helen Clark, Mrs Robert
Dennison ana Mrs Waiter Childs,
Mrs A. NJ. Dinkler and Mrs John
A. Wright, Mrs charIGg Lines and
MrB John Sherwood, Mrs william
Burke, Mrs Robert st0backor,
Mrs Walter Brown. and Mrs
james Sweeney, Mrs Raymond
PIdge and Mrs IL. H. Davidson. Mrs
Frank Miller and Mrs Walker Bis
tett and Mrs Ralph Wheeler and
Mrs w. DeiGRe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Winners for tho series OF Tues
day afternoon sessions at tho Cor.
nell Contract club are. Mrs Will
liam Carpenter md Mrs Clarence
Dyars, GOT; Mrs Joseph Brennan
and Mrs William Foley, bSl; Mrs
william Faoth and Mrs j. q. Roy.
n0is, 800; Mrs John King and Mrs
Fred Luz, $685. Mrs Timothy Col
iiBs and Mrs George CoDiODg, $50.
Top scorers IN tho final session
yesterday afternoon were; Mrs
william Carpenter and Mrs clnr.
onGc ByarB. 70M; Mrs william
FOLEY and Mrs Jnmcs Walsh, 90;
Mrs ASA York and Mrs Joseph
Riley, GSh and EaM and West'
Mrs. Timothy Collins and Mrs
George C0nloBg, rs; Mrs Waiter
Merry and Mrs n, -, Mccarthy,
70. and Mrs Harold brennan and
Mrs Hugh BYRD. G2M.
~ tbs Tuesday evening session
top scorers were! North and South;
~. BcnusolclI and Miss Helen Dos
cOtoaUs. 90; Mis- Lillian BOwes
md MiBs FrnnCos BOweg, ~; Miss
Belinda Tracy and Miss Margaret
Fleming, 40; ana East and Vest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23

The sfst Annual Convention Of
the New Haven County Womnn'y
Christian Temperance Union OPEN
I'd this morning at 10 o'clock Ut
the First Methodist Episcopal
Church in Cheshire, Mrs Henry
Prcusser of Lexington Avenue was
opened with hymn and opening
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23
MATrATUcK BRIDGE CLUB

In n new series OF bridge SOS.
slons conducted last evening Gi
tho MGttatuck Bridge Club toy
scorers were. North and South:
Vernon Wade and John WeIngart
50; John Luddy and Edward Stew
ons, So; Mrs Frederick Herr and
Miss Wlnifred Phcian, 50 leg, and
East ana West, Olive Ryan and
Calvin, So l.2; Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Cook, So; and Mr. ana
Mrs j. Francis BoIand, ~ IT,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23
Personals

Springfield, Mass. where he IL the
guest Of relatives
Mrs Thomas J. Kilmartin Of state
street and her daughter, Miss Kate
Joan Kllmnrtln. q student nt u
Elisnbeth's College, are spending q
few days IN New York where they
ure registered at The Hotel Lin.
coin.
Joseph Martin has returned to
his homo on Bank street after
spending the past two weeks IN
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs II. o. Palmer OF
Yates avenue are spending few
days In New York.
Mrs Roger sperry Of Middlebury
entertained at luncheon at her
home this noon In compliment to
Miss Margaret Delaney OF Pine
street. Whose engagement to DR.
Joseph l.. Hetzel was announced
re Gently. The guests included:
Mrs Darragh Delaney, Mrs Rich.
ard Ely. Mrs Goodrich Smith, Mrs
Edwin Pyle, Mrs Edwin Northrop.
Mrs John A. Coo, Jr, Mrs Harold
Root. Mrs II. Emery Merrill, Mrs
Russell Weber. Mrs Roger Sperry
and Misses Helen Minor and Mar
garet Delaney.
Miss Dorothy Hack of North
Main street entertained tho mem.
bers OF the Phi Beta Kappa Soror-
ity on Monday evening. Plans were
made for q dance 70 be held IN the
future. THOSE present were: Misses
Sally O'Brien, Helen Rush, Betty
Early, Helen Renkun, Elsld
KPuka, Peggy Gibbons, Ernestino
stelnert, Carolyn Steinert, and
Dorothy Hack. The next meeting
vii be held at the home OF Miss
Ernestine steinert Of Willow street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick w. Hol.
comb, accompanied BY their
dnughterH, Misses Martha ano
Nancy Hoicomb Of Prospect street
are spending q few days In New.
York whore they are registered at
the Waldorf. Astorin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23

Mr. and Mrs Edward GrenIer. Jr.
u. Donclus, Dorothy, Albert and
Pauline Grennier and Raymond 81
Mary Of this city spent the week
end IN H0lyoke, Mass, where they
attended tho golden wedding an.
nivergary Of Mr. and Mrs Edward
urenIor, Sr. The couple received
many floral tributes and a purse
OF money from their many friends
present from Hoiyoke, Worcester.
WiiliamanBett. Gardner. an
Springfield, Mass, Montreal. Can
ada, Kearncy, n. j., and this city.
Mrs Benjamin u. seguc and n.
-. Seguc OF this city are registered
at Chalfonto- HaddOn Hall In At
lantic City for a few days.
Miss Kay Monk Of Brooklyn,
N. ", was tho guest OF MISS Mar.
celia Corcoran OF Arch street over
tho weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Walker OF Buff
faio, N. Y. II visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Robert B.
Walker of Flske street.
MFR and Mrs Charles Godfrey OF
Providence, II. ]. have been guests.
Of Mr. and Mrs Robert Clark OF
Eastwood avenue for q few days.
Miss Elizabeth White OF Pros.
pect street, Is spending q few days
In New York.
Mr. and Mrs Frank w. BrodIe
Of WATERFOWL, were recent visitors
In South Egremont, Mass.
Martin HanAon of RidgeGcld
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23

Martin Hanson OF Ridgehcld
avenue, Is spending two weeks IN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23

Joseph Martin has returned to
his homo on Bank street after
spending the past two weeks in
Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23

Mr. and Mrs II. o. Palmer OF
Yates avenue are spending a few
days IN New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23

Springfield, Mass. whore he Is the
guest Of relatives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-05-23

Mr. and Mrs Frank W. BrodIe
Of Watertown, we're recent visitors
In South Egremont, Mass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-07
HOSPITAL FUND
DRIVE RESULTS
To Be LISTED
Flower Mission Campaign
Final Returns 10 Be
Made Public.

Complete results Of the Indian
apolis Flower Mission campaign to
raise funds for the construction Of a
new tubercular unit at City Hospital
will be announced within the next
few days, It was reported yesterday
at directors meeting in the Cham
Der Of Commerce Building.
While solicitation of funds has
ceased. headquarters at To Cham
Der OF Commerce building will re-
main open for few days to receive
voluntary contributions.
The directors decided that after
the hospital was completed the Mis-
sion should continue it's work OF is
suing a quart of milk daily to pa
tients in their homes. During No
vember. 1856 quarts of milk were
distributed among 81 patients. The
Mission delivered 191 Thanksgiving
dinners.
Mrs. David Ross. Mission presi-
dent. appointed Mrs. Fred Noerr.
district visitor. Mrs. F. H. Cheyne
and Mrs. Lloyd Bowers in charge of
the Christmas distribution. The
same group was named as a nomi-
mating committee. The budget COM
mittee. including Mrs James D.
Ermston. Mrs. Edward Ferger and
Mrs. w. c. Smith was reappointed
for the coming year.
New contributions received for the
hospital fund are IS each from the
Thursday Afternoon Club and Theta
Kappi Pi
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-07

FANNIE BRICE out fans Sally
i Rand in a burlesque number on
fan dancing in the current edition
Of Ziegfeld Follies.
In her last song number, Miss
Brice appears as Sarah. the Sun
shine Girl" a member of a nudist
colony. who allows the sun to shine
there. shine here. In another scene
the Coincidence is Annie in bur-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-07
BLUE EAGLE OF
CITY FIRM MAY
Be TAKEN AWAY
Bleaching Company Ordered
to Explain Failure to
Rehire Strikers.

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Should
Indianapolis Bleaching Co. officials
fail to appear here Dec. II, in an
swer to the show cause" order of
the Textile Labor Relations Board,
removal of their Blue Eagle will be
asked.
This was set forth in the official
text of the order, issued yesterday
from the Labor Department.
The order recites the findings of
fact by the Indianapolis Regional
board in the strike case, and con-
tinues:
THE Textile Labor Relations
Board finds, upon the record now
before it, that The indianapolis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-07
CORONER BEGINS
PROBE IN DEATH
OF WATCHMAN
Laundry EmpIoye Is Found
Dead in Bottom of Ele-
yator Shaft.

An investigation is being con-
Quoted into the violent death of
Ernest Cook, R. R. 10, Box 1os, night
Waterman at the Progress Laundry,
4l8-34 E. Market-st, whose body was
found in an elevator shaft at the
laundry Friday night, it was learned
today.
Police have announced that their
probe has led them to believe that
the death was accidental. However,
the coroner's Office has continued
the investigation and will hear sew
eral witnesses.
Death was caused by skull frac-
ture, it was reported. There were
marks on the head that might have
been inflicted by a heavy instru-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-07
FERA MAIL ROBBERY
ONLY CLERICAL ERROR
Checks Sent to Another City on
Mistake by Clerk.

BIZ United Prcss
BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Dec. T.
The robbery" Of a mail pouch con-
tanning 1900 FERA checks for re-
lief workers here today had turned
into an innocent clerical error.
When the pouch arrived hHre
from Hartford yesterday, it was dis
covered BOT checks, valued at s4500,
were missing Later in the sday
they turned up a. Norwalk where
they had been soHO by a mail clerk
who had misdirected the envelopes.
They we're return ed here for dis
tribution.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-07

ment. Coroner william Z. Arbuckle
is investigating this possibility.
A laundry employe voluntarily
disclosed to the coroners Office yes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-07
: THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Bleaching Co, in violation Of Sec
ton (A) of the National Recov-
erv Act, and Section 8 Cd of the
Code of Fair Competition for the
Gotten Textile Industry. has, by its
failure to rehire its former employees
who went out on strike. interfered
with. restrained and coerced its en-
ployes in the exercise Of their right
Of concerted activities for mutual
aid and protection"
At the hearing here Dec. II the
company is ordered to show cause
why the former order of restoration
of work has not been carried out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-07
Lewis and His Victory

WEARS upon the stage have
u brought an understanding to
Ted Lewis, who first was just a
player of jazz music, later a COM
poser of moods of singing upon the
stage.
So successful has he been in put
ting a soul into both sentimental
ballads and modern music that
today he and his high hat are stage
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-07

institutions. This
verdict" was up
held yes t e r day
when I saw Lewis
and his new revue
on the stage at
the Circle. His
showmanShip to-
day is more mel
low, more human,
and more finished
as to technique.
He now is a mas
ter W no h a S
earned his lesson
81 n d h e h a S
e n o u g h expert
e1ce Snowman