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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-02-19

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 1o.-Stu-
dents at Reed College burned etfiales
of Chancellor Dollfuss and HITLER
after dragging them through the col
lege dormitories here Friday night
The students-over $50 OF them
marched through the streets IN 9
torchlight parade, while hundreds OF
others looked on.
A statement made public earlier IN
the Gay, signed by eight members OF
the faculty and 80 students, de-
nounced the barnarjc attack OF the
Dolliuss regime on the Austrian
working class,
The torcl1ligilt parade and burn
ing OF the efiigies we're held despite
the attempts Of the president Of the
college, Dr.. Norman r. Coleman, TO
stop them.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-02-19
v,TcHnuRG WORKERS PROTEST

r1TCHBURG, Mass, Feb. ia
mass solidarity meeting will be neio
here Tuesday night, Feb. 20, at pm
to protest the Dollfuss fascist butch
ery OF Austrian workers, at Workers
Hall. 9 Pritchard st. Albert Mallln-
ger. New England secretary OF the
League Against War and Fascism
will address the meeting.
The Fitchburg workers ordered 90
extra copies Of the special Dalis
worker Austria edition,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. lS.-A
one hour general strike In protest
against the Dollfuss fascist govern
psent's mass murder OF Austrian
workers will take place here Wed
nesday. The striking workers VIII
hold a parade and wind up with q
large mass meeting.
On Saturday night, Feb. - q
huge mass meeting, on the haas OF
a ur,tsd front with mass and ho-
tian Sts., to organize Philadetnhif
broadway Arena, Broad and Chris-
tin Sts.. to organize Phiiade.phia
workers in solidarity with the Aus
TRAN working class.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1934-02-19

mittees grew as the government pro
vacations increased"
Evening star., 1934-07-02

lS45 BELMONT RD NV at Columbia rd
private bath. twin beds CO 9l34.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
CLASSICAL MUSIC
INCREASES SHOWN
Features 23 Per Cent of Co.
Iumbia's Broadcasting
Schedule.

~LASSICAL music. including
symphony orchestrss, artists
recitals. string ensembles and
~ similar features. now occu-
pies % per cent of the total
air time on the Columbia Broad
casting System. This is an increase
Of II per cent over five years ago
when such programs averaged only
per cent of the program schedule.
Altogether, rs hours of classical
music each week are available for
radio listeners. while all other types
Of programs consume IS hours The
average radio day of the Columbia
program output is Is hours. These
figures apply only to broadcasts COM
pletely classical in their nature and
do not include classical renditions by
artists on otherwise popular radio
features.
Symphony programs under the di-
rection of Howard Barlow lead in this
field with an accumulation of hours
weekly Second in time allotment is
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
broadcasting from the Worlds Fair in
Chicago four one-hour concerts each
week. Third in time total are the
programs by musicians of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra. who are heard in
a Summer series from Robin Hood
Dell, Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, two
hours per week.
Other outstanding musical features
OF the same genre are programs by the
Compinsky trio. the Musical Album
of Popular Classics, the La Forge
Berumen series. Carla Romano, pi-
anist. who is offering recitals of works
by Johannes Brahms; Abram ChaSins,
pianist; Mary Eastman, Evan Evans,
the Madison Ensemble and Alexander
Semmler, in piano recitals.
x
INDEPENDENCE day broadcasting
i is to bring the voices of Gen. John
j Pershing and Admiral Henry
Thomas Mayo. war time commander
of the feet, together on the same pro-
gram.
They will send greetings to Little
America in the regular Byrd program
Evening star., 1934-07-02

Trapped" a melodrama, will be
the presentation of the Princess Pat
Players over WMAL at $50.
Patriotic airs dominate the Con-
tented Program on WRC at 9. Nor
gan L. Eastman and his orchestra
will present this broacast.
Rosa Ponselle will sing Victor Her
Evening star., 1934-07-02

Wednesday as an additional feature
to the ringing of the Liberty Bell from
Philadelphia.
Gen. Pershing will speak from Paris
and Admiral Mayo from his home in
Burlington. VT. AS its part of the pro-
gram Little America is planning a
"frecracker" display.
THE Dramatic Guild will return to
l. Columbia July 9, replacing the
current dramatic series. 'Raf1es,
the Amateur Craftsman" Death on
Gowdy Street" will be the initial pres
entation.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
CLUB CASHIER ROBBED
Foursome Carrying Golf Bags Get
5000 With Machine Gun.

CHICAGO P).-A $500 fee was
assessed at the Twin Orchard Golf
Club. but it was the club cashier, not
an unlimited foursome, who paid.
You wish to register?" the cashier,
Albert c. Schultz asked as the four
appeared carrying golf bags.
With this, yes" the leader re-
torted. slipping a machine gun out
of his bag. So the cashier opened
the safe.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

bert's I'm Falling in Love With
Some One" as the high light of her re-
cital over wJSv at 8. She also will
sing Tosti's "Marechiare
Radio Joe and his Budget Boys
have arranged a special program for
their weekly broadcast over WMAL
at 8. Helson Goveart, harmonica
player, will be featured.
Henry P. Fletcher. chairman of the
Republican National Committee will
speak over WMAL at Gas. The
Republican Viewpoint" is his topic.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
Stars on Air Tonight.

DeSiree Tabor and Bart Simmons,
stars of Music in the Air" The
Laugh Parade" MY Maryland" and
other successful productions, will be
featured in the Pacemakers' program
today at pm over WRC Dana
Garrett, famous trumpet soloist, also
will take part in this broadcast.
Evening star., 1934-07-02

Rudy Vallee and his Connecticut
Yankees will be featured in the n.
B. c. composers program tonight at
over WMAL.
An all-request program will be
presented by Gladys Swarthout dur
ing her weekly Garden Concert
over WRC q 7:3o.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
SALESMEN!

We have an attractive open
ing for a live energetic sales
man, preferably married and
with car. We furnish gasoline
and oil free.
A permanent position it you
qualify. with an assured future.
Apply Monday or Tuesday be-
fore 3 pm.
SHERWOOD BROS, INC,
1923 Conn. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

GENERAL MOTOR, panel delivery, late
model. fne appearing little commercial
car for only 81 50 easy terms. Open eve
ninEs and SUNDAYS. Capitol Motors Co,
2l5 Pa. ave sc.
CHEVROLET truck. 1890 model. II7-ton
stake body equipped with new tires: this
truck is in excellent condition: price only
S'!:I3. easy terms: open evenings and Sun
day. Capitol Motors Co. 215 Pa ave Sc
FORD light delivery. late 1870 model: an
excellent little truck. equipped with express
body and curtains; only S119 easy terms;
open evenings and Sunday. Capitol Mo-
tors Co. 2l5 Pa. ave. sc.
SPECIAI-7 DAYS ONLY.
CHEVROLET 1921 light delivery panel
truck: perfect; S225. Ford 1881 truck
dual pneumatic. open express. speeds
helper springs. S2TS Chevrolet 1881
truck; 2-ton dual pneumatic stake body;
Se45. Chevrolet 1890 truck IA tons
Sl75. DODGE Graham truck Ia tons.
heavy duty. Rnn-Rsl. gas tank St6S Dis-
mond T-Van body. S145 REQ T six 1Iton
panel. Sle5. G. NJ. C.. ton panel Buick
RoBERT HERsoN AUTO EXCHANGE. NC.
- Fla. Ave. NE North $3.50. 1n4os.
'32 Chev. Spec. Panel. -. $500
81 Chev. Panel. ......... Us
81 Ford Sed. Del. ....... 255
ADDISON-CHENROLET.
AID. 54ll. l437 Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
WANTED-SALESMEN.

EXPERIENCED one-call speciality statesmen
who have successfully sold books or kin-
dred lines for a new deal that Just fts the
trend OF the times; three sales a Gay on
2-minute presentation to business men. eH-
ecutives and bankers means earnings OF
better than $50 per week, we snow you
how See Mr. Foster Room DO McGlii
Bldg 90S G. st. NV, $50 TO 9.5V All
Evening star., 1934-07-02
ROOMS AND BOARD.

220I MASS. AVE NW.-5th floor. 2-room
apt well furnished with board: suitable
men: S25 monthly each: ideal location.
Also beautifully furnished double rooms
and extra larRe front rooms; accommo-
date three vounR people; S32 so to $40
monthly. 3'
LARGE attractiveIy furnished home con-
Quoted for exclusive use of selected group
Of young professional men; large entertain
2 maids; convenient location. 20. 44s0
SHERIDAN CIRCLE - Unusually artistic
large cool double and single rooms; over
looking Rock Greek Park: roof garden. un-
excelled cuisine: complete service; erounds.
2S06 Mass. ave. NV. North 64s2.
BILE room: excellent table; reasonable
prices
1922 " ST Nw.-Attractiv corner room
suitable for. two or three. or YOUNG man
willing 10 share room. y
Evening star., 1934-07-02
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED. |

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation Of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UPRIGHT. late model, colonial style studio
size piano with a full keyboard. re-
possessed piano that. looks and performs
oid and de% one Of the latest Styles ANY one
have "a i BY see pnpaa
l. Kilt Co. 1880 G st.
PIANO. Knabe. upright, plain mahogany
case; wonderful tone; perfect condition.
Bargain for cash. 519 Mass. ave. NV.
GRAND. apartment size; a late model
piano. finished in mahogany,,. Thoroughlyy ny
condition. We don't believe you can buy
better grand for SlS5. Pay So down
and SI.5O weekly. Homer L. Kilt Co..
PIANOS of merit at reasonable prices
wonderful small grand. made by the house
of WI. liter like new: reduced from So D
to $40 including bench nc r1aosed aa0 lIee 6e-
riehts from $50 UP. Pianos rented for oc;
casions Hardman. Harrington, Cable ano
KTsnieh sIs0 = EIs Bach fs1s pianos Hugo "0feh'
WHY SHOP ENDLEssLY FOR A USED SlI3
under one roof you may see, test ano
s2@PaTs eTeap Tsrety YOu @ the Wisdom
Of buying instruments thoroughly regu-
lated or rebuilt by Kimball factory experts
COST foowns These
Kimball ADVANTAGES are seldom Tealized
in dealing elsewhere while the sdditional iSai
at auction or private sale reacts severely
upon the price Of so;called bargains
Afterwards I'll Eleventh st. NV. doors
north of Palais Royal.
TAKE OVER CONTRACT ON BEAUTIFUL
baby grand piano purchased new and very
Carefully used for eight months only. A
celebrated make and in absolutely perfect
condition including a beautiful bench
which exactly matches the colonial case.
Will make monthly payments same as
rental TO responsible buyer. Prompt &C
tion necessary Call credit manaser, Dl.
6546, for appointment.
Evening star., 1934-07-02

rs TAFT AVE, LEE HEIGHTS. VA
Cool comfortable room in home of two
ladies. for ! or > ladies; breakfast: reason
able; bus, l0c: garage optional.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
PERSONAL.

MODERN REST HOME FOR AGED AND
Calvert St Columbia 1880.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for a lifetime
or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK. 1865
Columbia rd. Adams 03SS.
CONVALESCENT AND AGED CARED FOR
by graduate nurse: diet If desired: treat
Al.
CoNVALE5ENT AND AGED GIVEN EVERY
care: diet a specially. Physicians refer
ence. Adams 3O63.
ANY DRESS DRY CLEANED BUT NOT
the difference. Free call and delivery.
Call Spindlers. North 9294.
MOLEs OR OTHER SKIN LESSONS RE-
moved painlessly by latest scientific meth
eds: free consultations; moderate charges.
Phone Me. f;.s. DR.. =. +. DEMlNG.
there Is nc need TO feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due TO in
ability to pay high price The Greater
fnneTs enas snd al for Gnsss as ittle s
Worlds finest waterproof. airtight guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
fbs ioF w. 81 Goa
write ycur address. We will send you
beautiful Catalogue OF how We 90 IT
THE COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL IS CON
quoting a recIeational Summer camp for
bows and girls. > to !" years OF age: day
and boarding; swimming. shower wadlng.
pony riding. ETtcraft work. woodworking
activities: gardening for each child: daily
contact with pets as rabbits. puppies.
chicks. ducks and birds Under suDeTyIiS.on
of trained teachers for young children
proper environment for development ano
pleasure OF children. 6-day week for oay
children: hours TO accommodate worklnS
ira nTf at furnished
CILLE L. MILLER. director al2s Ge9Tgla
ave. Silver sorins. Md. Telephone sHep-
nerd 1874.
MARJORIE WEBSTER SUMMER CAMP
offers a glorious vacation TO girls from
Swimming horseback riding. games. han
dicraft dancing. etc. Camp is open until
September Register dE1 nov for two Csess CsesS
PARK Estates. washington. D. c. GEORGIA
MOTOR TRAVEL.
GOVERNMENT MAN. TAKE PASSENGERS
to High Point n G. Tues, back syn syn
LADY AND DAUGHTER DRIVING WHITE
MtS. Wed. want driver for transportation;
references exchanged. CO. SIU6. Apt. 800.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A BEAUTIFUL ls-room house baths.
large yard One block street car. Excep
tionally well furnished. Quiet. restful
place nearly hlled. Accommodate 25:
81 900 down: terms. Don't overlook this.
IL rooms near Col ro. close to stores
and Ambassador Theater: 500; terms.
Mr. BEAL Adams O16a.
RoOMING HOUSE Of II rooms; near 18th
and Eye sts; good income. close IN:
81 $50; $500 down. S35 per mo. lmmedi-
ate possession: hlled.
This Is your opportunity for home and
q nice income: ~ rooms. baths. nice
furniture: well kept; rent. SO; $1,000 q
down.
Mr.. BEAL Adams 016a.
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
SEVERAL GOOD OPPORTUNITIES.
WRITE FOR CATALOG.
JERRY OMAHONY. INC.
oan urEsr GP Nh ST EI.IZ ZARETH- n ]
Evening star., 1934-07-02
POULTRY AND EGGS.

and White Rocks, R. I.
Reds, Brown and White LeghcrnS, 81 per
100. L. Z. Beach, Norbeck. Md. Ashton
lI6-F-2l
Evening star., 1934-07-02
WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN. Jewish: furnished room
near Trinidad bus. NV private home. All
particulars. Address Box 312M. Star office.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
HELP--MEN.

HELP-MEN.
CARPENTER TO repair houses. Expert
Address iH IS Box s3i-M. Star ofice %
COLLECTOR to call on monthly accounts
car necessary. See MI Farley. Room 4lO.
1919 3 st. NV.
COUNTER MEN and restaurant manager.
Apply the Hatch Drive-InnS. Office at 4007
Georgia ave. NV, between Z and PIN.
ELECTRICIANS HELPER-Write, state
experience salary expected. age and phone.
Address Box 31:S-M. Star ottce.
MAN. experienced. TO take charge OF
drapery and awning dept. in local dept.
store; state age experience and telephone
No. Address Box 425-M, Star ONCE
MAN body and fender: experienced; per
manent: piece work Address BOX 7"-M'
Star ONCE.
MEN CD for new plan of operation with
large internation wholesale concern; no
deposits or buying OF sample equipment
no deliveries: real chance Tor nustieIs i Nti0
have had direct sales experience: Appay pEiy
in person to employment manager o.
Conn. ave. after am.
= to house experience,
for permanent connection with GOOD earn
ings. car desirable. not essential; advance
ment. Inquire 5O1 Mather bldg-' elo u
st. NV
have an opening in our
have the necessary qualifications: must
have experience in construction or build,
ing materials: also must have car; hoeral
drawing account and commission ekGeI-
lent opportunity for those who can qualify
interviews may be had only by appoint
ment. Call to ! l am. Ma 93f3.
SALESMAN real estate; must have ex-
perience car and be a willing worker. Horn
ing Realty Co. Tower Bldg. MA. 1850.
sALEsMEN can earn S115O up daily.
Call any day at 10 am. or . p m. sharp.
Suite l1O3. 927 18th st. j
SALEsMEN-very good proposition for
-
Class motor car line. together with privi-
lege of selling most popular low-prlced esr
eral commission. Call Decatur 1890. Mr..
Klopfer.
sALEsMEN-A fast-growing company has
opening for fve men Of high callber who
after an intensive training period. Apply
III 18th St NV. Mr.. Petit.
YOUNG MAN truck driver: must have
references experienced. L Kennedy ST.
NV. Call after : pm.
YOUNG MAN. experienced in meats and
groceries Apply $500 Georgia ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN il you are out of work see
Mr. Murray. he can place you in perma-
nent position. where you can earn Sis
per week to start Apply Room 4os. 1919
F st. NV.
WANTED-SALESMEN
A few carefully selected men; able to
contact the public in a dignifed manner
will be added to the permanent n, sales dee iotee
local corporation of Il years operation.
Earnings of present members of sales force
is from $500 to S400 per month. Experl-
ence unnecessary: references required; IN
terviews P W Calfee, Suite 20, II. l..
Rust Bldg.
MEN
II YOU have car and want steady perma-
nent employment with GOOD pay call PO-
tomac 467S for appointment. after pm
Monday. -
I,ANSRURGHS
Have opening for willing worker that is
over % with car Splendid chance Tor
advancement Apply Employment once,
4th floor Tuesday. at a:l5 am. sharp.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
noes. PETS. ETC.

THESE HOT DAYS your dog needs help.
Jack Davies Long Island, N. Y. Expert
in p,uckine and clipping all grades of dogs.
OIL and medicsted skin baths. Tor rates.
Phone NO. 10000.
Evening star., 1934-07-02

table for two or three. or young man
ling TO share room.
Evening star., 1934-07-02
ROOMS-UNFUKNISHED

hOOMS-ONrU UhNlShED.
AIS SHEPHERD ST NV OR 3
roorrs. inclosed porch: Housekeeping apt;
newly decorated; heat. gas. light furn-;
GentileS only.
1922 TAYLOR ST. NW.-One large room
with alcove kitchen; ami: near car line;
adults. Phone co. 5219. 2'
36IS 10th ST. N.W-3 rooms. path. gas
cleo heat screened porch; reasonable. %
Evening star., 1934-07-02
,ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

23.O Monroe St. NE
Three attractive Ink. rooms. furnished or
Call Decatur 26s3-J.
Evening star., 1934-07-02

TEMPUL CATTERY. cats and dogs boarded
Persian kittens and Boston Terrier pup
pies for sale. 1927 Battery lane, Bethes-
ia. Md. Wisconsin 4735. -
Evening star., 1934-07-02
HELP-WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER billing clerk. stenography
helpful must be double bookkeeper.
fast and accurate; single. age 22-30 per-
manent; S"5 week start. Immediately.
BOyd'S, I333 ST %
Evening star., 1934-07-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

GOVERNMENT MAN. TAKE PASSENGERS
TO High Point N. c.. Tues. back Sun.
d. 1855. BT. Il. 1U4 3rd NV. Apt. 4 10
LADY AND DAUGHTER DRIVING WHITE
MtS Wed. want driver for transportation;
references exchanged. CO. SlU6. Apt. 800.
Evening star., 1934-07-02

Continued on Next Psge)
Evening star., 1934-07-02

LADIES (3l. who need employment; guar
anteed salary, SO weekly commission ex-
ira: advancement. Yl6 Mather Bldg. Rm
Evening star., 1934-07-02

1921 lIth ST. NV NEAR Mass. ave>-
Large bright. front room. nicely equipped
Evening star., 1934-07-02
ROOMS AND BOARD.
IHAa-A

500 @ ST. N.E.-Front room. suitable for
married couple: also single room: near cars
and bus line; home cooking; private
family; use OF phone
Evening star., 1934-07-02

2-sToRY. FIRST FLOOR. FTREPROoF
45-foot square. on corner. wide alley.
doors. Rear Of 12I You st. NV Ada m
Evening star., 1934-07-02

MARJORIE WEBSTER SUMMER CAMP
offers a glorious vacation TO girls from
to l6 years and boys from to \.
Swimming horseback riding. games. han,
dicraft dancing etc. Camp Is open until
September ! Register now for two weeks
or more Send for booklet. Rock Greek
Park Estates Washington. d. C. GEORGIA
Evening star., 1934-07-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
SEVERAL GOOD OPPORTUNITIES.
WRITE FOR CATALOG.
JERRY O'MAHONY INC.
100 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-14

Jeanne Miller. girl
Employees of Superior Sheet Metal
Employees Association, Commercial De-
partment. Indiana Bell Telephone CO..
four children.
Employees. second Floor. Indiana Ma
tional Bank. cared for three children
and took another boy.
Reformed Church Bowling League. BOY.
United Dental Laboratories. three
bows.
Salesman Santa. two boys.
Jobs Daughters. Bethel II. girl.
Employees of Matthews Manufacturing
Roosevelt Recreation Club. bow.
Machine Shop Employees. Diamond
Chain & Manufacturing Co., twelve chill
dren-six boys and six girls.
Friend, girl
A Rotarian, boy
Employees Of sally Frock Shop. 81 W..
Westinghouse. girl.
Filling Station Employees Union No.
1890. two boys.
Mrs. Z. c. Wacker and Mrs. Albert
Gulley, girl
C. <. PauIey & Co.. two boys and a
girl.
B. ID. o. and L. W NJ. girl.
Anonymous Mister, boy.
The Star store Friendly Club, boy
and girl.
Mrs. F. W. O.. bow
In Memory of william G. williams.
Delaware Bowling League. Delaware
Alleys, three boys.
Two Miss Santa Clauses. girl
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. NJ. girl.
In Memory of June. girl
Employees of w. J. Holiday g. Co..
twins
Courthouse Bowling League, Delaware
Alleys, boy
Sigma Alpha Tau Fraternity, boy.
NJ. and NJ. the Secret Santas, two boys.
Jane Myers, girl.
NJ. and X, boy and girl.
Luellan Kell and Kathleen McKelvey,
girl.
G. s. NJ, a boy.
Junior Chamber of Commerce. boy.
& American Flint Glass Union, Fair
mount Glass Works bow
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-14


Golden Link sunday school class.
Capitol Avenue MethodisChurch. three
children.
indianapolis Naval Eruit station.
Officers and Enlisted Mefrirl.
IN Memory OF Father Gavisk. two
indianapolis Times eskrs. sub-stA-
ti0u sc. boy. 10
Delta Phi Theta Frstsity. boy.
Pennhoh Grille. Pstronsad EMPLOYEES.
Three Girls in state sOss Income
Credit ofhes H. P. w,on 4 Co..
Mr.. and Mrs orbra, Jes. DO, and
Hiilcrest Country CT Bowling
League. Pritehett alleys. b and rirf
Flo MARY and Julia A Foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs. North slaware-st,
Friends. boy.
The Miracle Man, girl
Cast Of Sahara GrOtto I'd Ladies.
IN Memory of Mother. fin NJ. p.
Alias santa Claus. a bow.
In Memory of Lefty Lee. be
Illinois Building Goodfellow bov and
Omega Phi Tau Sorority. Alta Chan
g. T. Club. boy.
4renvmouS. boy.
Mrs East New N0rk-St girl
l.. ). AyreS & CO.. Downstai Store
Relief Club. 10 children
Employees Of FulIer's Friendly zarber
shops. Inc. how and girl
Delta Sigma Sorority. Beta .Gspter.
George ,. EEenOH Machine ompany.
From a Red-Headed santa. Nv and
The Friendly Club on the soua side.
boy.
Two Misses Who'll start GrI in
In Memory Of Mama. boy and girl.
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Indiaa noIis
Csled0nian Club. girl.
Indiana polls Bowling League. Prichett
ALLEYS. bOv and a girl.
American Legion Auxiliary, Indian
aDolis Post No. &. bow.
In memory of Miss Dorothy Helen
Employees. Public Service Company of
Indiana, seventh floor. Traction Ter
minal Building. FIVE children
Employees. Indiana National Bank sec
ond floor. three children
Fish and Game Division emnlcves
state Conservation Department, girl
Man Who Wants Betty Again gin.
Artist and Wife. bow.
a CITY Official. bow and girl.
Mr. and Mrs j. II. B.. girl.
Employees of Roy S. Steele. Inc. two
boys.
Little Jack. bow
MIR. and Mrs. North Delaware Street.
cared for one child and took another.
Boosters Club. HOOSier Athletic Club.