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civilized can 60 on oondoing such

civilized can 60 on oondoing such
atrocities"
Senator Wagner. Democrat, of New
bill, said that when "the lynchings
perpetrated during the past two years
are studied as separate cases they con-
stitute almost every type of infamy
that blot the record Of civilization"
These separate threads Of infamy
gain their full and tragic import only
when woven into the pattern OF lynch
ing at large" he added.
when mass brutality y made q
festive occasion, the minds and hearts
of the youth and innocent are filled
with venom: when primitive injustice
is meted out chiefly to a single race,
the fair shield of political equality is
sullied and warped: even the hand of
justice becomes palsied in the court
room when Judge Lynch waits on the
court house steps.
Travesty Upon Reason.
"The plea that the lynching prob
lem can be solved by local authority
alone is traverSty upon reason and
experience"
Representative Caroline O'Day, DEM
ocrat, of New York. advocating the
measure, said the United States was
losing prestige as Q result Of lynching.
A native of Savannah, Ga, Mrs.
O'Day, said on a visit to South Africa
she was asked about the race prob
lem" and the impression there was
that the United States condoned
lynching.
Later, In India. she said. she found
a book by a Hindu on lynching and
racketeering in the United States was
best seller
1t had been translated into so dia-
lects and was going into Japanese, she
added
w. E. Woodward, president Of the
Writer'S League Against Lynching and
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resident Of Canton for many years.
Funeral services viii be held Satur-
day. Burial will also be in Canton.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26
Physician Honored
In Appointmet

Providence, RI. Last fort
night DR.. Edward A.Mc La
ugnlin, director of public
health of the state of Rhode
Island, appointed Dr.William
Higgins. physician here, q
member of the state board
of examiners in chiropody.
The appointment of the DO
pular medico has been con-
firmed by Gov. Theodore
Francis Greene.
Under the re- organized
state government as put into
effect by the Democratic
Administrations all applic--
ants for license to practice
chiropody in this state will
be examined by this board.
DR.. Higgins was born in
Marion NC. and attended the
public schools Of his native
town and AshvilIe. NC. He
graduated from Livingston
College. Salisbury.N.C. in 1897
and from the medical dep
artment Of Shaw University
in 1902, after which be took q
year of advanced medical
work at Long Island Medical
college,,
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

cond annual meeting at 9O2
E. Jefferson street. Sunday
October 27 at 9. 80 am. BIZ
shop E. Loring will speak at
the IL o'clock morning SER
vice and Junior Bishop Frank
Holloway. age IL will speak
at the evening service. Come
out and here these wonder
ful speakers.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26
LOCAL

Jack Gray and family, ,pi- -
oneers from lChandler, Ariz. .
left Friday for Los Angeles
where he is leaving his fa-
mily. Mr.. Gray will return
to the state to develop a
silver mine he located years
ago.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

sion Of Mrs. Hogan. reports
covering some of the activi-
ties of the organization the
past year, and plans for a me-
mbership dri We will be la
unched...
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26
NAACP Hold
Special Meet

The National Association
for the Advancement of Co
lored People will hold a spe-
cial meeting at Tanner Cha
pie AME Church Sunday
October 27 at 3 pm.
A special program will be
rendered under the supervi-
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

The program which was to
have been rendered by Pho =
enix Tabernacle No. 9 last
Friday night will be had at
Hackett 8 Hall Tuesday night
October 29
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

Doric Masonic Club mem
bers will entertain their wives
Halloween nights October 81
at the Com munity House 1885
jefferson street, don t miss
it.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

Mrs. Ruth A. Milden was
honored with a miscellaneous
shower given Saturday af-
ternoon October 19. by Mrs.
& s. Rodgers and daughter.
The young bride. received
numerous gifts and compli~
ments. Delicious refresh
ments were served and ev-
eryone extended their con-
gratulations to Mrs. Milden
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

United Saints of
God in Annual Meets
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

Bishop S. Lowell. of the
church militant United Saints
of God, will open their ser
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

Mrs, A. Hay wood of So.
14th st. is on the 81 ck list
this week.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

Mrs. Gooch of S. 18th st.
is on the sick list this week
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

Mrs. Ollie Mae christopher
of South .?nd Ave, is CON
fined to bed this week. The
Doctor ordered her to re
main there for two weeks.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

Mrs. LA. Vanleer, of Do
uglas. Ariz. is a visitor i
the city. She plans to- max
her home here.
Mrs. Mary Howard of Co
dorado Springs, Colo. is
visitor in the city she vii
spend the winter here.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-10-26

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gray, faded or streaked hair by US
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Evening star., 1935-08-06

The charge d'affaires of Hungary.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

e. NJ. Conway, Mrs. L. McLachlin. Mrs.
Dwight Webb and Mrs. Virgil Moore.
Miss Porter will entertain at a
luncheon in honor of her visitor,
Miss Beatrice Fielding, tomorrow,
having as her guests Miss Rintha
Hyslop, Miss Lucille Hendricks, Miss
Carol Stacy of Silver Spring, Md. /:
Miss Patsy Pitts Of Sandy Spring,
Md; Miss Virginia Webster and Miss
Hazel Bishopp Of Sligo Park Hills,
Md.
Mrs e. A. Collier of Takoma Park,
Md, gave luncheon yesterday at
the Manor Club in Norbeck, Md. in
compliment to Mrs. c. A. McInturd
Of Nashville, Tenn, who with Mr.,
McInturff and their son Don left
today for New York after several
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Col
lier. Mrs. Howard l.. Simon and
Mrs. William c. Fowler were the
other guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Giusta of Sill
yer Spring, Md, spent the week end
in Leonardtown, Md, where they at
tended the banquet and dance of the
Forty and Eight, American Legion
given at the Leonardtown Hotel. Mr.
and Mrs. Lauman T Faulconer OF
Silver Spring, who were spending the
week end at Patuxent Beach, Md,
also attended the dance.
Evening star., 1935-08-06
Brilliant Function
Celebrates BOlivia's
independence Day
Secretary Hull in Distinguished Company
Mrs. Wallace Plans Vacation.
News of Diplomats.
Ambassador Grew
To Visit Daughter.

| Ambassador Grew
To Visit Daughter.
The United States Ambassador to
Japan, Mr.. Joseph G. Grew, who re-
Gently arrived on the West Coast
from Japan, has left there for Han
cock, N. H., to visit his son-in-law
and daughter, M. and Mrs. j. Pierre
pont Moffat. The Ambassador will
come to Washington August IS with
Mr.. Moffat, who will leave soon for
his new duties as consul general in
Sydney, Australia.
The newly appointed Minister Of
Siam, Mr.. Phya Abihbal Rajmaitra
Is arriving in New York today from
Europe on the lie de France. He is
accompanied by Nine. Rajmaitra and
is expected to come to Washington
this week.
The newly appointed United States
Minister to Haiti, Mr.. George A. Cor
don, has arrived in Washington and
is stopping for the present at the
Anchorage. Mrs. Gordon will join
him here next week from Narragan-
sett, R. l., where she has been spend
ing several days. At the conclusion
of their visit here they will go to
Ottawa. where Mr. Gordon will con-
fer with his predecessor, Mr.. Norman
Armour, who was appointed United
States Minister to Canada, taking the
place of Mr.. Warren Delano Robbins
upon his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon will sail the
end of August from New York for
Haiti, where he will assume his new
duties.
Mrs. Julius G. Lay, wife OF the
United States Minister to Uruguay,
who is at the st. Regis, has been
Joined by Mrs. Acosta Nichols OF
Oyster Bay, Long Island.
Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram gave
luncheon today in the roof garden OF
the st. Regis for Mrs. Lay.
Senator and Mrs. James P. Pope
will leave Washington early next week
preparatory to sailing August IS on
the Statendam for Europe. They will
be accompanied by Senator Pope's sec
retary, Mr.. Ralph Olmstead, and are
expected to return to this country
! October on the Veedan.
The charge d'affaires of Hungary,
Evening star., 1935-08-06

THE Secretary of State was in
the notable company attending
the colorful and delightful
luncheon given today at the
Mayflower Hotel by the Minister of
Bolivia. Senor DR.. Don Enrique Finot,
in celebration of the 10th anniversary
Of the independence of his country.
An Informal reception preceded the
function in the Pan-American room
during which time the national an
thems of Bolivia and the United
States were played. The Bolivian flag
was flown from the entrance Of the
hotel, and in the presidential dining
room where the luncheon was served.
Others present were the Ambassador
OF Chile, Senor Don Manuel Trucco;
the Ambassador of Brazil, Mr.. Oswaldo
Aranha; the Ambassador of Cuba,
Senor DR.. Guillermo Patterson y de
Jauregui; the Ambassador Of Mexico,
Senor DR.. Don Francisco Castillo
Napera; the Ambassador at Large OF
Peru, Mr.. Victor Maurtua; Senator
Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, the
Assistant Secretary of State, Mr..
Sumner Welles; the Minister Of Pana-
ma, Senor DR.. Ricardo j. Alfaro; the
Minister of Haiti, Mr.. Albert Blanchet;
the Minister of the Dominican Re
public, Senor Don Rafael 5rache; the
Minister of Colombia, Senor Don
Miguel Lopez Pumarejo, and the Min
lister of Costa Rica, Senor Don Manuel
Gonzalez-Zeledon.
Also the former United States Am
bassador to Chile, Mr.. w. S. Culbert-
son; the charge d'affairs of Nicaragua
senor DR.. Don Henri de Bayle; the
charge d'affaires of Ecuador, Senor
DR.. Don Manuel GabeZa de Vaca; the
director general of the Pan-Amerlcan
Union, DR.. Leo s. Rowe; the former
United States Minister to Bolivia, MT
Samuel A. Maginnis; the secretary OF
education of Panama, Mr.. Narciso
Garay; the Minister counselor OF the
Brazilian Embassy, Mr.. G. de Freitas
Vale; the chief of the Latin American
division of the Department OF State,
Mr.. Edwin c. Wilson.
Others in the company were oelol
Don Benjamin Cohen, Senor Don Luis
Churion, DR.. Juan MandoZa Almerna,
Senor DR.. Don Rafael Fuentes. Senor
Juan I. Elguera, Senor Don Juan B
Cheyalier. Senor Don S. Martinez
Mercado, Senor Don Mario Rodriguez
Senor Don Enrique S. de Lozado, Mr.
Edward C. Trueblood, Mr.. Drew Pear
son, Mr.. Nelson J. Railey, Senor Don
Miguel Echegaray y Romea, Senor
Don Francisco Palomo, Senior Don
Juan A. Calvo, Senor Don Manuel
Crespo, DR.. Hebert Schoenfeld, DR..
Jose Guillermo Lewis, Mr.. Sidney
Gest. Mr.. George Abel, Mr.. Harry
Frantz, Mr.. Edward Fox, Mr.. Thomas
Burke, Mr.. Jean Pierre Bernard, Mr.
Manuel Giron Cerna, Mr.. Manuel
Sigren, Mr.. Martin Cardenas and Mr..
Roberto Scott.
The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.
Henry c. Wallace. will return to
Washington Thursday, from a trip
through Texas and in the West. Mrs.
Wallace has been in Washington dur
ing the several weeks absence of the
Secretary. She is planning a visit
to her home in Des Moines later this
month.
The Ambassador of Cuba, Senor DR..
Guillermo Patterson y de Jauregui,
entertained at dinner last evening the
United States Ambassador to Cuba,
Mr.. Jefferson Caffery.
The United States Ambassador to
the Court of st. James, Mr.. Robert
Worth Bingham, is arriving in New
York today, aboard the Majestic. He
will come to Washington later this
month.
Evening star., 1935-08-06
Byrns
Ranks at
Luncheon
Speakers Wife At
tends Mrs. Kay's
Party for Kansan.

Mrs. Joseph w. Byrns. wife Of the
Speaker Of the House, was the ranking
guest at luncheon today when Mrs.
Edgar 3. Kay entertained company
Of 40 at the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club, in honor Of Eer house
guest, Miss T. w. Palmer of Kansas
City and New York. The guests were
Mrs. Samuel Hobbs, Mrs. Percy Quinn,
Mrs. Feltus, Mrs. Conner. Mrs. Gar
land Ferguson, Mrs. Claud Porter,
Mrs. Eugene Sykes, Mrs. Walter Wyatt,
Mrs. John Jacob Thomas, Mrs. Ernest
Daniel, Mrs. Clinton Tribby, Mrs.
Knox Julien, Mrs. Frank Krippel, Mrs.
John Mckee, Mrs. William Fits, Miss
Fits, Mrs. William Foster, Mrs. Eu-
gene Woodson, Mrs. Paul Myron Line
barger, Mrs. Walter Brownell, Mrs.
Edmund Talcott, Mrs. William Elliott,
Mrs. Frank Spring Perry, Mrs. John
Barkley, Mrs. N. King. Miss Sara
Benson, Mrs. John Norwood, Mrs. w.
Hall Trigg, Mrs. w. Grayson Orme,
Mrs. Watson E. Coleman, Mrs. William
French. Mrs. Mary Buford, Mrs. E. c.
Shields, Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs.
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and will be guests at the Mayfiower
while in the city.
The Secretary of the Senate and
Mrs. Edwin A. Halsey. together with
their young son, Edwin A. Halsey, jr.,
Evening star., 1935-08-06

The first secretary of the British
Embassy, Mr.. A. F. H. Wiggin, who
has been on leave, is arriving in New
York today on the Majestic from Eng
land, and will come to the Capital
shortly after his arrival.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

Mr.. Anthony de Balasy, will return to
Washington this afternoon from New
York, where ne spent a few days at
the Waldorf Astoria.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

spent the week end at Ocean City, Md
They were joined by some of theii
friends.
Evening star., 1935-08-06

The Australian attorney general and
Mrs Robert Menzies arrived in Wash
ington this morning from New York
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
Miss Pearl HalLock
 Rendered ShouUer

Mrs. Milton Akins and Mrs. miscellaneous shower given in honor of Miss Pearl Hallock, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Hallock of Madison street at the Y. M. c. A. last evening. A varied program of entertainment was enjoyed and refreshments were served. The room was at- tractiveIy decorated with autumn leaves and fall flowers. The guest of honor was presented with many useful gifts. Those attend ing were: MT. and~Mrs. Frank Hal lock, MT. and Mrs. Milton Aklns. Earl and Donald HalIock, MT. and Mrs. Morton Chipman, MT. and Mrs. Charles Turney, MT. and Mrs. Harry Pritchard, Eleanor Barnes, Evelyn Wallace, MT. and Mrs. Robert A. Jones. Mrs. F. H. Chip man, Mrs. Eliza Andrews, Mrs. Frank Walsh, Mrs. Walter Troa- key, Mrs. Oscar Teubner, Nina Argenta, Mrs. Harry Roden, Mrs. Edward MacLean, MT. and Mrs. Edward II. Glover, Mrs. Leon Ci1qmars, Mrs. Raymond Stein man, Dorothy Shove, Mrs. Amy Gallagher, Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs. M. J. Cavanaugh. Rosemary Cavanaugh, Josephine Chellcmi, Mrs. John Brown, Mrs. George George Erk, Mrs. George Callan, Mrs. Jesse E. Kelsey, Mrs. Louise M. Steinman, Mrs. Louis Van Lott, Mrs. F.. A. Weber, Lois Weber, Pearl Hallock, Mrs. Hazel F..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

In his own hand and dummy, be- fore making another play,
 Captain French considered the situation for a moment and then made the following statement:
 /. will play the hand with the hope that West holds the jack-ten of hearts and the queen or dia- monds. will play the ace of clubs at the second trick, discard ing small heart on it. l Will then play out the king ofdia- monds, and then all the spades.
 At the tenth trick West will be squeezed. He will have to un- guard either the queen of dia- monds or the jack of hearts. so that either dummy's nine oi hearts or my own jack of dia- mondswillbecome mfWyp ypnpnp monds will become established. If the cards lie AS I anticipate, l will make seyen-odd on the hand"
 1t will be seen that Captain French's analysis was correct. When the last spade Is led by South. West will hold the Jack-ten of hearts and the queen-ten of diamonds, while dummy will have the ace-nine of hearts and two small diamonds. West must dis- card one of his tens, which sets up an extra trick for deciarer.
 The remarkable thing about this hand was that declarer had located every important card at the first trick, and was able to visualize the entire squeeze play in advance.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
League Of Women Voters Elects Slate, or Officers

Mrs. John II. Foster. vice-president. Mrs. J. M. Burrail, secretary, Miss Marion Hunt. secretary, Mrs. Lura Dutton, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Myron J. Fox, treasurer; Mrs. Anson Minor. auditor; Miss Mar jorie c. Lynch and Mrs. Warren Upson, press chairmen.
 Mrs. William Vance of New Ha- ven, county league chairman, was the principal speaker and urged the co cooperation of study groups sup- porting the theory that the great est amount of good came from small groups.
 Chairmen of the various commit tees arc: Government and opera ton, Mrs. Harry s. Coe; govern ment and education, Mrs. Frank P. McEvoy; government and child welfare, Miss Edna MaloDey; gov- ernment and economic welfare, Mrs. Frank J. Newcomb; interna- tional cooperation, Mrs. David P. Gaines; legal status of women, Mrs. Joseph J. Davis; arrangements, Mrs. William D. Pierson; program, Mrs. Frederick s. Chase.
 Directors at large are Mrs. Fred erick A. Webster, Mrs. William J. Slator, Mrs. Mark L. Sperry, Mrs. Forest c. Purinton, Mrs. Charles E. Hart, and Mrs. Edwin A. Wells.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
Quota Club Has Garden Party Committees Named

Dewey, Miss Catherine Maloney and Stella McCann.
 It was decided to visit Settlers Village in body on Saturday. Oc- tober 5th.
 All Quotarians will attend the Charter party to be given at Con- ley Inn in Torrington by the Tor rington Quota club on Saturday October 26th. The local club was Instrumental in the formation of a club in TOrrlngton.
 The first fall luncheon of the Waterbury Quota club will be held at the Hotel Elton on Thursday, October 10th.
 A meeting of Division 57, A. o. H., will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in Hibernian hall.
 The Welfare Committee of tn Hopeville Community club will meet at the home of Mrs. Alice Akins of Simons avenue on Octo- Der End.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

A miscellaneous shower was giv- en Wednesday evening at Bosco Log Cabin in compliment to Mrs. Paul Longo, formerly Miss Joseph inc Bosso. Those attending were Mrs. Lucy Paternostro, Mrs. Agnes Daddona, Anna Barrea, Angelina Nave, Sarah Sorriero, Mrs. Anto- nio Guerrea, Mary Lentinl. Mrs. Angelo Bell, Mrs. Antonio Gala bro, Victoria Albini,, Mrs. Fran ces Giacin, Mrs. Gregory Guerrero. Mrs. Pavia and daughters of New Haven, Rosemary Lentini, Mrs. Victoria Guerrera, Mrs. Evelyn Di- liberto, Mrs. Josephine Bolondi, Mrs. Dora Mobile, Phil Barrea, Maria Pesce, Mrs. Charles Mos grove, Mrs. Serfina Rote1la, Nancy Covello, Mary Sforza, Nellie and Louise Scorpino Come Coscia, Lena Calabro, Marie Fusco, Jos- ephine Zorn, Rose Calabro, Cas- parri, Tomasina Sirica, Mrs. Grace Shifellitti. Mrs. Patsy Longo, Mrs. Maglina Gugliotti, Dahlia Scapino, Mary Cerasula, Elizabeth Cerullo, Mrs. James Bosso, Carmella Vel 10, Mrs. Louis Ruby. Mrs. Lucy Longo, Mrs. Mary Mancini, Mrs. Anna Longo, Mildred Mancini. IorIo Mary Rinaldi, Mrs. A. Guer- rera, Victoria Sodona. Mary Rl- naldi. Mrs. Mary Albini, Mrs. An- thony Tomasiello, Mrs. Mango, Rose Mango, Mrs. Angelina Rinal- di, Josephine Rinadli, Mrs. John DelGobbo, Mrs. Frank Perugini, Anna Evitts, Anna Geary, Mrs. Nicholas Palladino, Mrs. Mary Paternostro, Mrs. Victoria Dellea- camera, Angela Polidozo, Mrs. P. Liberstore, Mrs. Pietro Ciarl, Mrs. Laura sponza, Mrs. Rose Mangini, Mrs. Rosalia VeIletta, Mrs. Lena Cichele. Mrs. Frances Luccarelli. Mrs. Rose Paternostro, Mrs A. Mrs. Ciano, Mrs. Peg Fitzgerald. Mrs. Antonetta Santopietro, Dora, Alice and Lolo scopino, Betty Quinn, Josephine Rotella, Angela VaIletta, Maria Tomasiello, Philo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
Seven-Odd.

One of the most popular vic. tories in the National Tournament recently held at Asbury Park by the American Bridge League was the winning of the mems pair event by Capt. Fred c. French and Edward M. Cooke. Jr., of Phila- dclph;a. Captain French has long list of cham mpionships to his credit, while this is MT. Cooks first ma jor victory in national competition.
 Todays hand illustrates Cap tain French's ability as card analyst. After accidentally plnc- ing himself at disadvantage early in the game, he was still able 10 visualize the entire hand and obtain maximum score on 1t.
 The Play
 Captain French, the declarcr, won She opening heart lead with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27
Weddings
Democratic Club Has Card Party

| The Italian Women's Democratic club held large card party last evening at Hibernian hall. The committe in charge of the affair included: Miss Doris Jacaruso, chairman assisted by Mrs. Domenic Altieri, assistant chairman, Mrs. Rose Guerrero secretary, Mrs. Louis Sigliana, treasurer; Mrs. Mary Di- Munzio, Mrs. Robert Sprano, Miss Mary Giacin, Mrs. Frank D'Auria, Mrs. Mark Marucci, Mrs. Louis Walker, Mrs. Robert Bosco, Mrs. Louise Castiglione. Mrs. Laura Pas- cucci, Miss Theresa Ranaudo, Mrs. Mary Travisano, Mrs. Angie Pals, Mrs. Theresa Marcelln, Mrs. Charles Miss Marie Mastriani.
 The guests included: Mrs. Daniel Harrington, Jr., Mrs. Edward God frey. Mrs. Thomas Fleming, Mrs. Edward Mcdonald, Doris Jacaruso, Mrs. Domenic Altieri, Maurice Car mody, James Greaney, Rose Guer- rera, John DeNardis. Mary Capella, Jennie Luccarelli, Sarah sorrieri, Rose Basil, Mrs. c. Ippolito, Mrs. c. Sciullo, Mrs. E. Mascolo. Mrs. R. Sanzone, Mrs. Louis Bria, Mrs. Louis Scigliano, Mrs. Frank Gemi- no, Mrs. Arthur Meyer, Mrs. Gue- rino DiMuzio, Mrs. Frank Diorio, Mrs. Raymond DcZinno, Mrs. Frie- da Morris, Mrs. Bridget Benedetto, Margaret Sigmore, Rena Altieri, Marion Keane, Francis R. Altieri, Mimi Altieri, Joseph Ponzillo. Sam to Salemi, Nrs. Angie Marcucci, Nicholas Galami,
 Harry A. Frank, Julius Tarr, Gale Frischette, stephen DiBeneditto, Mark Marcucci, Mrs. William Man. cino, Mrs. Ralph Iannotti, Mrs. An thony Luccaro, MT. and Mrs. Ron- ald Petruccione, Mary Gayliardi, Mrs. J. Petruccione, Mrs. B. Paren- fl, Mrs. I. Mafchctti, Mrs. Benjamin Oczinno, Mrs. Louis Mazzaman, Martino Serlise, Nicholas GrilIo, Jr. George Morrison, Frank Massucci, Sally DeVito, Joseph DiVito, Mrs. William Dunphy, Mrs. John Zinno, ST., Mrs. Peter RIcci, Henrietta De Paul. Florence Ricci, MT. and Mrs. Anthony Cclond, Mary Celone, Rob- ert Sprano, Mrs. Marie Fisher, MT. and Mrs. John DeVito, John Spra- no, Mrs. Armand Marcanthony, Mrs. Peter Tortorelli, Mrs. F. Pasquariel- 10,
 Mrs. P. Dechele, Mrs. Joseph Ta- ta, Lima Tata, Mrs. Julia Dinova, Daniel Gallucci, Isabelle Jacovino, Albert LaFrance, Mrs. N. J. Mucci- no, Lillian Christiano, Nicholas Mastraco, Jennie Summa, Andrew DiPietro, Grace Sacco, Lee M. Lane sey, Elsie Rinaldi, Mrs. J. Nichol- as Lorie, Mary Zello. Tess Marcel la, Mrs. Florence D'Elia, John Pa paro, Mrs. Mary Garafano, Mrs. Angeline DiBiase, Joseph Jacaruso, Florence Sciullo, CorneIia Sciullo, M. Corrine Rossi, Mrs. T. J. Me- Carthy, Mrs. l.. CostagIione, Mrs. D. Altieri, Mrs. Frederick Hadden,
 Mrs. Louis Walker, Mrs. Lucy Pitre, Mrs. Catherine Deleppo, Mrs. Margaret colucci, Joseph N. Lorle, Frank LaPorta, Frank Marcella, Nicholas Zappone. Louise Diorio. Adduci, Laura Pascucci, John De- Nordis, Phil Coppeto, Palmi Sbor- done, William Pascucci, Marie Mas triani, Albert DiMuzio. George D'Aloia, Joseph DeLuca, Joseph Ja- carugo, Al DeBiase, Frank DeBiase. Mrs. Ange1lne DeBiase, Frank Burns, Emil Mascola, Joseph Mo- Carthy and Philip Coppetta.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-27

dummy's king. After conside ring his hand and the dummy's. he exposed his cards and claimed the balance of the tricks. Immedi- ately, however, he recognized that he might have a losing trick in either hearts or diamonds, and while his contract for six-odd was not in danger, he might not be able to make the extra trick.
 l.. case of this kind, the rules require that declarer place all of his cards face up on the table, and make complete stntemenL q to his method of play. He muet explain the order fin which the cards are to be played, and the exact disposition of every card