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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Miss Pauline Russell
Honored At Shosver

Mrs. Helen Brophy and Miss Mo-
ME Crowley were hostesses ut q
greenback shower given last evening
ut v. r. w. hall In honor Of Miss
Pauline Russell who will become
the bride Of Roland Phaneuf to-
morrow morning at the Immacu-
late Conception church at Q o'clock.
Music and dancing were enjoyed
during the evening. Tables were
decorated with large baskets Of
chrysanthemums and the guest ia
bic was adorned with O large bou-
uuet Of roses cleverly interspersed
with greenbacks. A harvest supper
was served.
Those attending were: Mrs. Bee
Koval, Mrs. Stanley Koval, Monte
crowley. Mrs. jane Meyer, Mrs.
Janet Rice, Mrs. Margaret Watson,
Ann Brophy, Mrs. Helen Brophy,
Mrs. Lena simons. Anna Shnons,
Mrs. Mary Russell. Julie Russell,
Mrs. Pauline Bonner. Mrs. Ruth
White, Mrs. Nellie Masonic, Mrs.
Joseph Moran, Mrs. Francis Much
Ter, Mrs. Clarence Wells, Florence
Rinaldi, Mrs. Jean Papineau. Mrs.
James Burnes, Misses Stoddard,
Mrs. Mollie stoddard, Mrs. John
Quincy, Mrs. Evelyn Caimbigue, Mrs.
Helen oroetzeback, Mrs. John Shea
and Elizabeth Van Delft.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18

The Reverend Mother Maria Fran
els will present the members Of the
Junior class at st. Joseph College
with their caps and gowns at the
annual invcstiture ceremony today.
Forty-three juniors and two seniors
will receive caps and gowns at this
time.
The investiture will be followed by
mass, celebrated by the Rev. Cor
neliuS Teulings, college chaplain.
After the ceremony q breakfast will
be served In Mercy Hall to the new
ly-invested students and their par
ents and friends.
Miss Leah Cole Is chairman Of the
committee In charge. She Is being
assisted by Miss Kathleen Koran and
Miss Dorothy Koran. Miss Helen
Connolly Is supervising the arrange
ments for the breakfast.
The juniors who will be invested
are: Miss Marjorie Mary Boyer,
Rockville: Miss Arlene Britton
Boucher, Hartford; Miss Helen Eliz-
abeth Breene, waterbury; Miss Mar
garet Virginia Brennan, West Hart
ford; Miss Mary Olive Bullock, Mer-
iden; Miss Helen Garfield, Bloom
field; Miss Mary Margaret Carey,
Hartford; Miss Leah M. Cole, Hart"
ford.
Miss Dorothy Coleman, Meriden;
Miss Rita Crawford, Norwich; Miss
Bertha Diem, Hartford; Miss Mary
Elizabeth Forth, Hartford; Miss
Dorothy Anne Koran, Hartford; Miss
Kathleen Teresa Koran, Hartford;
Miss Evelyn Celine Hughes, Hart
ford; Miss Esther Gertrude johnson,
Hartford; Mss Ann Kelly, Union
vile; Miss Helen M. Kelly, New
Haven.
Miss Margaret Topping Kemp,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Personal.
Albertus Magnus Chapter
Plans Seasons Activities

was also given on the recent food
sale conducted by the group.
Il was decided to hold the annual
tea dance on New Years day. Misses
Irene DAILY and Jane phelan were
appointed co-chairrnan Of the dance
and will be assisted by members Of
the club.
on Saturday, November 2sth
Miss Jane Phelan will entertain at
O tea ut her home for the under
graduates Of the college and pros
pective students.
Miss Irene DAILY was reelected
chairman Of the group and Miss
Jane Phelan was elected secretary
and treasurer.
The members present included:
Jane Phelan, Virginia Moore. Dor
othy Shea, Mae Stroker, Theresa
1Netrone, Irene DAILY and Mrs. D.
Ward Miller ell Of this city and
FRANCES Doyle Of Thotnaston and
Ann Lacey Of Torrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Weddings
St. Joseph College Holds
Enuestiture Ceren,onyTo day

Hartford; Miss Margaret Mary ySit.
tie, Tor-;ngton; Miss Mary Eiiz&netu
! Iaragy, Hartford; Miss Clare Elizas
beth Madigan, Hartford: Miss Lena
Mary Malentacchi, Hartford: Mise
/ .Aldona Mikolainis, Hartford; Miss
Evelyn Mary Moore, Hartford; Mis-.
Eunice Morse, Meriden.
Miss Irene Patricia McAulif1eb
Hartford; Miss Catherine Elizabetla !,
McCabe, Hartford: Miss Regina
Anne MCGOWAN, Torrington; NILS
Elizabeth Ann McKone, HartSordi
Miss Elizabeth Margaret Nc Laughs
lin, Bristol; Miss Mary Elizabeth
Mcverry, Waterbury; Miss Mars
guerite Josephine Padula, Harttords
Miss Mary Eleninta Pattinscn, ASls'
sonia; Miss Alice Lane Purcell. Hart4
ford; Miss Lucille Evelyn Ralph
Cromwell. :"
Miss Marguerite Reilly, Old Greene
wich; Miss Marguerite Alice Riley
Hartford; Miss Michellna Geraldine
Romano, Hartford; Miss Helen Dors
othy Ryan, Southington: Miss Mary
Patricia Ryan, Forestville: Miss
Gertrude Mary Shanney, waterbury
and Miss Dolores Mary Rita Tfote'
ter, Manchester.
Miss Antoinette Mariana. HART
ford, and Miss Kathryn Palomba,
Bristol, seniors, will also be invested
on wednesday.
st. Joseph College Is TO have 0
bazaar Dec. 10 to -.
Edward Ahern has been elected
chairman of the Fathers PerJna-'
nent Bazaar Committee. The fols'
lowing men have been elected
chairmen Of the committees IN
charge Of the booths: Charles sctile
ly and Horace Kemp, groceries; Ere
nest Merlet, pastry; James +. Bare.
rett, candy; Robert McCr,in,, dollss
John Mcguire, blankets: Henry
Crosby, door: John Callahan, soft
drinks: Bernard l.. Mc0urk, Joseph
Mcdrail, John Farrell, fancy works
Charles Dillon, lighting and dec0rs
ations; Seth Moore. bingo: Charles
scully and Judge william Harvey,
money wheel: and Edward Aheras
turkeys.
Others helping are: James Nee
Auliffe, John Forth, william j
Riley, DR.. John J. Roche, Richard
Jeffers, Herbert 8. Coyne, John
Canning, and Charles wilkinson.
The senior class has elected Miss
Alice Callahan business manager Of
the year book. She viii BIO assisted
by Miss Mary dandolfi. Miss Callas
han Is secretary Of the English
club ana q member OF the Qleo
club. Miss dandolfi Is O member
Of the English, 0lee, and Catholio
Action clubs, the Queene's Come
panye, and lie Cercle Francois.
Miss Sadie McCole Of the et. joe
seph College home economies de-
partment will be o dinner guest 90
Connecticut state College ct storrs,
She will address the students here
on furnishing Mercy Hall, the resis
dence building OF the new college,
She will be accompanied on the
trip by Miss denevieve McQra!l ana
Miss Rosemary Coyle.
"Ethan Prone" was the play disc
cussed ut the last meeting Of the
English club. Miss Helen Kelly
gave q summary and analysis Of the
novel as written by Edith wharton:
Miss Ruthann Brennan criticised
the play as it was adapted by the
two Davises, Miss Ann Kelly read
the opinions Of several noted cri.
ties. "Hedda 0abler," together with
other Ybsen dramas, was also bries~
~ criticized.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Winifred Scadden Is
rendered .ShosDsr

Miss Winifred Scadden daughter
Of Mrs. Ellen Scadden OF Whittlesey
avenue who is to be married next
month was pleanantly surprised
Saturday evening by O number OF
her friends. The bride TO be re-.
ceived n purse Of money from the
following guests:
Mrs. Hannah Collins. Mrs. IRA
Holdridge, Mrs. Betty Phelan, Mrs
James Moran, Mrs. Arthur Frageau
Mrs. Viola Cacaiano, Mrs. Philip
Mulligan, Mrs. Frank Francis, Miss
es Lillian King, Margaret Allatid,
Jean Glover, Rosemary Herman
0enevieve Moran, Shirley Forgue,
Margaret Moran, Mary Coyle, Flor
ence McEvoy, Katherine McEvoy
Mary scadden, Peggy st. John, Rita
Trageau, Winifred Scadden, Marg-
aret 81. John Of NAugatuck, Mr.
and Mrs. william Prayer, Mr.. and
Mrs. william st. John, Mr.. and
MRS. Eugene st. John, Mr.. and MRS
Thomas Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar.
thur Kelley Of Hartford, Mr.. and
MRS. william Coyle, Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond st. John, Dr., MT. and
Mrs. Raymond st. John, Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. John scadden, Mr.. and Mfrs
Thomas st. John, Mr.. and Mrs
David st. John, Mr.. Thomas g.
John Jr., Messrs Percy Gordon,
Raymond Kelley, Arthur Kelley,
Paul Archambault, Richard Barry
Julius Kulhavic, Richard st. John
Frank Herman, John Collins, WILL
liam 81. John, Richard, Edward and
David Scadden, Mrs. Margaret 8,
Coffey, p. Bernard Coffey, and Mrs
Ellen ecadden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burger OF
this city were guests Sunday OF q
party al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Armbruster In Terryvilie In
honor Of their 2oth wedding anni-
versary. Mrs. Burger was the for
Der Miss Elizabeth Lynch, daugh.
ter Of Torrance Lynch and the late
Mrs. Lynch, who were residents OF
Thomaston OF the time Of her mar.
rtage TO Mr.. Burger atf the old st.
Thomas church here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burger have two daughters, Miss
Isabel Burger OF Hartford and Mrs.
Francis Gleason OF Waterbury, who
were among the guests ct the an
niversary celebration.
George Haig, o member 0 the Re.
publican staff, gave the FIRST In Q
series OF talks sponsored BY the Wa.
terbury Business and Professional
Womens club last evening on Spain.
The speaker pointed out that what
Is now happening now In spain and
what has been brewing for the past
Ave years Ia nothing more than
belated version Of the French revo"
luton.
Mayhower camp, 4387, r. N. A.
will sponsor o Is card tournament
Thursday evening, Nov. 18th, OF
gpeedweil hall. Cash prizes will be
donated and refreshments Will be
served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18

Robert W. Haipin Is chairman OF
tho executive committee In charge
Of the national championship tour
nament Of the American Bridge
league, (Which opens IN Hotel
stevens, Chocago, the week OF Nov.
80. For q long time ne nes peen
circles. having been one Of the early
presidents Of the league.
He will be among the contestants,
and today's hand, which he played
In Q recent sectional tournament, 10
an evidence Of his skill in handling
O difacult situation.
When the opening lead Of the
ace Of spades held the trick. West
shifted at once to Q heart and Hal.
pin, Of course. could see that he ala
not need TO lose any hearts, as MS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18

Including queen, jack, and ten.
were missing.
There Yves, as Halpin saw 1t,
only one way to make the hand.
That was that the hand which held
three clubs also held 1ive hearts,
and hence could be squeezed on the
run Of the trumps.
Upon this reasoning. Halptn did
not run his heart loser, but led out
six rounds Of diamonds. East fol-
lowed twice, then had to md four
tiiscayeis. He gave Up his two spades
and q heart without reluctance, but
the next discard was fatal.
Finally, he parted with another
heart. There upon, Haplin led a
club to the ace and cashed three
more heart tricks. These. with the
king OF clubs In dummy. gave him
his contract. $1,000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Literary Club To
Meet On Frida,

The Bunker Hill Literary club will
hold their regular meeting on Fri
day afternoon ut the Bunker Hill
Congregational church.
Mrs. Richard @. Rendell, Is chair
man OF the book committee which
Is arranging the meeting and Is be-
Ing assisted by Mrs. Carlton e.
Young and Mrs. Edmund Becker.
Parade Of the Magazines" has
been arranged for study at the
meeting and will deal with current
fiction and non.ilCtion.
There will also be q musical pro-
gram with Marcel Doucette, az solo,
list. Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Miss Charlotte J. Merchant and
Miss F'reida Higgins. Members OF
the social committee will serve at
the tea to follow the meeting.
A greenback shower was given In
honor OF Mildred Valentas who Is
TO be married Thanksgiving day 10
John T.. Fahey, by Mrs. John r..
T'ahey, at the Scovill Girls club.
Those present were Mrs. Helen
Chastas. Mrs. J. Flaherty, Mrs. Gro
min, Mrs. John Flaherty, Jr, Mrs.
II. Laskey, Mrs. Therault, Mrs. Will
liam Alyward, Mrs. James Martone,
Mrs. j. Dezinno, Mrs. Joseph Le-
manski, Mrs. J. Donahue, Miss AL
Inc A. Saltus, Laura Tobin, Mis-
Margaret Moynihan, Mrs. Anette
Breen, Mrs. John Mulligan, Mrs. M.
Daley, Mrs. Isabelle Forest, Mrs. A.
Mccarthy, Mrs. John Carron, Mary
Knightly, Carmella Cocchiola Mrs.
A. Scalzo. Mrs. John Delaney, Mrs,
Michale Martone, Mrs. M. Martone,
Mrs. Mary Karcauskas, Mrs. George
Wright, Mrs. Anna Quinn. Mrs.
Helen Brophy, Mrs. Juseph Rice,
Cora Shaw, Mrs. A. Sheehan, Mrs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18

Mrs. J. Kerrigan, Mrs. j. kenney'
Mrs. Luke Bowling, Mrs. Hallernn,
sr,. Mrs. Halleran, Jr" Mrs. Pierce
Gertrude Reed, Mary Phelnn'
Amelia Kukenis Nellie kuEenis'
Mrs. Ellen owens, Lucy ovens
Ruth Renaulter, Catherine Dews'
Mrs, Thomas Sweeney, MRS. EDWARD
Sweeney, Mrs. Patrick sweeney
Margaret Franz, Ann Healey, Mar
garet Hea!ey, Catherine Hcaly: Mar
jorie. Mrs. Carl Kuester ana Mrs'
John Healy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers In the Tuesday evenr
Ing session of the Cornell Contract
club conducted by Mrs. John @.
Moriarty at 90 Linden street were:
North and South: Joseph Brennan
and Helen Collins, 92h, Ann Con-
nors and Catherine Collins, Of, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Holiday Bride Is
Guest At Shouver

Mrs. Walter Burns and Miss Vir-
ginia Reagan we're hostesses OF O
miscellaneous shower at the latter's
home on Thursday evening In honor
OF Miss Kay Monahan, who Is TO
be married on Thanksgiving day to
william Kerwin Of Catherine ave-
nue.. Luncheon was served and
dancing was enjoyed. The guests
included Mrs. Walter Burns, Mrs.
J. Burns, Mary Burns, Mrs. Patrick
Hartigan, Mrs. william ONeil, Lucy
ONeil, Mrs. James Sheehan, Anna
Ryan, Rose johnson, Peggy McCar-
thy, Mrs. p. Lee, Catherine Lee,
Ruthie Healey, Catherine Walsh,
Yvette Gelinas, Mrs. william Rea-
gan, Virginia Reagan. Josephine
Reilly, Eileen Mahaney, Margaret
sheehan, Virginia Stare, Kay Houli-
han, Mary Martin. Mrs. Helen Kill
bride, Marie Bellixeau, Josephine
Reagan, Mrs. q. Casey, Mrs. T. Ma
honey, Johanna Sheehan, Anna
Verseckas and Kay Monahan.
MRS. John M, fhney WIS Hosteee
Mt O greenback shower given ct the
scovill Girls club In compliment to
Miss Valentas. Those present were:
Mrs. Otto Shatas, Mrs. Mary Karch,
Mrs. Michael Martone, Mrs. Marion
Martone, Mrs. Anna Quinn, Mrs
Janet Rice, Mrs. Louise Snyder,
Mrs. Robert Fahey, Mrs. Harry Sal.
tus, Mrs. Joseph Laminsky, Mrs.
Germaine d Bunno, Mrs. Conklin,
Mrs. Madeline Morris, Mrs. M. Gro
nan, Mrs. Timothy Madden. Mrs.
John Mulligan, Mrs. Alice 6calzaA
Mrs. Anna Hollcran, Mrs. Josephine
Donahue, Mrs. Rose Wright, Mrs.
Ann Mccarthy, Mrs. Thomas DAILY,
Mrs. John darren, Mrs. Mae Ayl-
ward, Mrs. Helen Flaherty, Mrs.
John Flaherty, Mrs. John Flaherty,
Jr., Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. Margaret
MCMILLAN, Mrs. l.. Vadnais, Mrs.
Dizaina, Mrs. Annette. Mrs. l.. Nc
Carthy, Mrs. Harry Shaw. Mrs. O.
Delaney, and Misses Aline Salt,is,
Carmela Cocciola, l.. Tobin, Mary
Knightly and Mildred Valentas.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GRENIER--AXELBY
The wedding Of Miss Edith Axelby
Of Thomaston avenue and Raymond
csrenier Of Stevens street took place
this morning OF the rectory OF 81.
Michaeis Church, Rev. Michael
Heating officiating. Upon returning
from an unannounced wedding trip,
the couple will reside on Hasse 81.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18

The Waterbury Club of Albertus
Magnus College Alumnae held their
first meeting Of the year recently
at the home Of the club chairman
Miss Irene DAILY Of South Elm street
Plans were discussed for activities
Of the coming months. A report
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
WATERvILLE CORNELL CLUB

winners In yesterday afternoons
session OF the Watcrville club were,
Mrs. II. Senior and Mrs, Edward
Corbett, 58h; Mrs. William Dun
leavey and Mrs. Edward Barlow, 81;
and East and West, Mrs. John
Lynch and Mrs. william OCallag-
han, so; and Mrs. A. II. Merriman
and Mrs. John HUMPHREYS, 40.
Tho standing TO date Ia as fol-
lows: Lynch-OC allaghan, 1877; Bo-
Ian Bowling, 1861.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Sorority Sponsors
Annual Dance

Twelve Duplcs attended dinner.
dance held by the Gamma Sigma
Chi Sorority November 18th nj the
Cocoanut Grove IN Bridgeport. The
following attended,: Florence Skibin"
ski and william Painter, Rita Butler
and Frank Devine, Alice Mikolsky
and David Bartalini, Anne Skibin.
ski and Lester Seiple, Carla Finke
and Edward Mazarella, Wanda SKI
binski and Rudolph Anderson, Irene
Brousseau and Henry Koch. Ruth
Pulford and John Martin, Anne But
Ter and Paul johnson, Myrtle Ga
briel and dibbe Finley, Dolores Ga
brIel and Jack Foley, Theresa dagne
and Guy Wallace.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
DUKE At NINE

Bobby Breen, star Of RKo Radios
Rainbow On the River" won q
screen contract when Producer so'
Lesser heard him singing o diifi:..
cut aria from the opera "Rigoletto."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Holy Cross Dance
Date Is Selected

Monday, December 2sth has been
selected as the date for the annual
formal Christmas dance OF the Wa
teybury Undergraduate Club at Holy
Cross College.
Andrew Monagan 81 and Alfred
Jarlett ~ Of WATERFOWL are CO.
chairmen Of the event which will
take place at the Hotel Elton. They
will be assisted by John Monaghan
80 Of Litchfield, Andrew Owens 81
Of Bridgeport and Edward O'Don-
neil. James Lawlor, George Storm,
Andrew McFadden, and William
0uiifoile of this city, all members
OF the senior class.
The officers Of the club ore Joseph
Mnher 81, president, Vergil ecuillo
80, voce- president, John Lyons, 80
of Thomaston, secretary and John
Aubrey 40, treasurer.
Government Business and the In
6ividual was the subject dealt with
by the study group Of the AA.U.W.
held yesterday with Miss Meleii J..
Haugh Oh leader. An outline Of the
work OF the group for the year was
completed and II was decided TO use
the text book, Government Business
and the Individual" by Dr. Elizabeth
May associate professor OF econo-
miss ut 0oucher college.
Members present included Misses
Helen Haueh. Mae Gould, Jane
Given, Mrs. Marshall w. Meth, MRS.
r. D. Webster, Mrs. Raymond Fan
cher and Mrs. Louis Lavii.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Weddings
MAHANEY--LILLIs

MAHKNEY--LILLI
James r. Lillis OF Bank street an
nounces the marriage Of his daugh-
ter, Hazel r. Lillis TO Timothy j
Mahaney Of South Main street,
hich took place OH Saturday, No
yember l4th In New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18

The Pratt Alumni of the State OF
Connecticut will gather OF u Pros
pcrity and Harvest dance tomorrow
evening nj Wrights. Theodore Hal
lock OF Thomaston avenue III III
charge OF reservations for this Sec
ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By WIN. u. MCKINNEY
s....aasv M iha American Bridge League

Opposition Is Favorable Player Avoids Possible Losing
He Can Make Contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18
Contract Bridge

East and West: M. Levin and
George O'Meara, 00h; Mrs. Louis
Schmidt and Miss Rhea Aubertin,
80.
The standing to date Is as fol-
lows; Levin O'Meara, 360h; Pha-
neuf o Conner, 334ls; Connors-C Col
Inns, 328t, and Deeley-Kelly, 1924.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18

A meeting OF the Santa Maria
Circle, Daughters Of Isabella VIII DC
held tonight ut 1880 o'clock at HI
bernian hall. A bingo party ana 30
ciai will follow the meeting
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-18

Maynower camp, 4ss7, r. N. A.
will sponsor O Is card tournament
Thursday evening, Nov. 18TH. at
gpeedwell hall. Cash prizes will be
donated and refreshments will DO
served.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-04-02

Recently published figures have
fought this fact dramatically to the
taxpayers attention. They show, for
example. that whereas in 1929, taxes
took one-eighth of the national income
(which means the earnings of all the
people), by 1882, they took one-sixth,
and ~ 1855 more than one-f1fth
OF pat II another wayl In 1928. the
average American labored one day out
At every eight to pay the costs of ma
tionsl, state and local government; in
le9a ha laboTed one day out of every six
for ths came purpose, and In 1895. one
day lend Q few hours over out of every
Ave
YES svs0 that didn't meet the whole
cost. II Gove,um last year had paid
al IT. bills IN cash, nearly one-third Of
ali tho money earned by the American
people would have be.A required to ball
ance the account. Instead government
borrowed, which means that the bill
must be paid out Of future earnings of
the workers or their children still in
the sweat ri the man ul,n lohore
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-04-02
Public Confidence

Challenging = recently published
statement that there 10 an apparent
loss of public confidence in banks"
William A. Boyd Of ithaca. N. Y.
asks why. If this were true. ~bank de.
i2sits are constantly increasing. u
maintain that any banking institution
which has continued to serve its com.
munity since the trying days of 1929
must be enjoying the respect and con-
fdence Of that community and | am
sure that the very large majority of
banking institutions which have come
through this depression have never had
to regain public confidence" he says.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-04-02
Where the Tczes
Come From
b. RAYMOND PITCAIRN
National Chairman
Seufinpls of the Rrpuhfir -

Taxes are paid in the speof OF every
man mhO tdbors."
Congress as this is written, is BEGIN
ming to remember that profound truth
land to realize that the public rer1em-
bers it. too
Therein lies headache--not only tor
Congress but for all other officers OF
government whether national. state or
local. who have spent the peoples
money at such amazing speed during
recent years.
The trouble is that in proportion to
public expenditures there are fewer
earnings for the tax-collectors to levy
on than there we're, let's say. decade
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-04-02

siDIs extension OF rrancn banking are
much to be preferred to any general
movement toward flood of new cnar
tiers. 3u. here again We must guard
carefully against monopoly or un.
bridled branch competition. either of
which might become as dangerous az
the organization of new banks"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-04-02
Trust Institutions

A directory Of trust institutions pub.
lished by the Trust Division. American
Bankers Association. lists 1858 insti-
buttons having aggregate capital funds
Of S4,416,O0100O and total resources of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-10
MRS. WEATHERS SUCCUMBS TO
 HEART ATTACK
Wife of Juneau Fisherman Stricken While Wash
 ing in Home Here

Apparently the victim of heart attack, Mrs. Hazel Weathers, wife of Ike Weathers, well known fish erman, was found dead yesterday in her home on Lower Franklin Street. The body is at the Carter Mortuary and an inquest held this afternoon in Commissioners Court, attributed death to natural causes brought on by heart ailment.
 Mrs. Weathers has been suffering from heart trouble for some time, it is reported, and pr. w. w. Coun- cil had treated her on several occas- ions for the ailment.
 Deputy Marshal John Mccormick, who investigated the case, said that Mrs. Weathers had been washing and apparently fell over dead while hanging some clothes on a line. The door was locked from the in- side, he reported. She had lived here for years and was known to many in this community. The body was found by Olaf Swanson.
 The coroner's jury at the inquest this afternoon were J. G. Morrison, Mort Truesdell John McCluskey, James Monagle, John K. Marshall and John Mclaughlin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-10
B. M. BehrendS Is Now Suffering
 from Pneumonia
Juneau Banker and Mer- chant Reported Very Ill
 in Cordova Hospital

A message received here yesterday afternoon from U. s. Commissioner J. F. Mullen, who, with Mrs. Mullen, is in Cordova with B. iA Behrends, Mrs. Mullen's father, stating that the widely known Juneau banker and merchant had contracted pneu- monia in addition to pleurisy and was very i'll.
 MT Behrends was stricken with pleurisy a week ago while return ing to Juneau after trip. in the Interior with his grandson, Ben Mullen, and was taken from the steamer Yukon to the hospital in Cordova. He showed marked inn provement last week, pr. w. w. Council, who flew over to attend him, reported, but since that time has contracted pneumonia.