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tAGf SIX 'Your Horn. THI DAILY INDCPINDINT North TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1955 DAILY 1 Stupid military body 11. Custom 12. AGermtB (hyphtn- 14. Coronet lS.Thui 16.

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Letter 31. A kind of light (oba) 32. Bright, colored bird 34. Pugilistic (colloq.) PROFESSIONAL THEATER'S HONOR 35. 38.

Valleys (poetic) 41. Voted "yea" 43. Cry 48 Ovum (Biol,) 47. Coloring agent 49. Before 24.

Erbium (sym.) 25. Placed 2T Stylish 28. The largest ocean 31. Hurled 33. Float S6.GoW (Her.) 37.

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(abbr 45. Fingered Manorial courts 50. Funeral 51 Weird 52. Grwslikt plant 1.1 40 4t 44. PLAN STRIKE BANK Annual Wage Fund Studied By Auto Union Martin, Lunt, Kelly, Slezak Get Broadway 'Tony' Awards NEW YORK.

(INS)--Mar; Martin, Alfred Lunt. Walter Slezak and Nancy Kelly received the professional theater's top honor last msht --the 1955 Antoinette Perry Award A "Who's Who" of Broadway jammed a New York hotel ballroom as president Helen Hayes presented the American Theater Wing award to the four stars and lo two Broadway hits--the musical "The Pajama Game" and the drama "The Desperate Hours The award, known as a "Tony" and named in honor of the late director, is to the professional ftat the "Qsrs-" is to 'he mo'm picture industry. Eleven other "Tonys" were presented for "outstanding contribution to the current Broadway season One silver medallion --was awarded in a new category, (a art off-Broadway company for "consistently good showmanship for "The Salat of Street." The off-Broadway group honored was Proscenium Productions the Cherry Lane Theater actually a trio of producers, Sybil Trubin, Robert Mernman and Warren Enters--who first planned their company while students at the University of Wisconsin during the Also handed "Tonys" or scroll- during the presentation over a special network radio program were i Joseph Hayes, playwright of "Thej Desperate Hours." who also wrote the original book and co-produced the show with Howard Erskine, George Aooot ana Runard Bisseil. who book ot jama Game" from SisielTs novel; "IVi Cents," Richard Adler and Jerry Ross, who wrote "The Pajama Game" music attd lyrics, and the musical's producers, Frederick Bnssom. Robert E.

Griffith and; Harold Prince. Following the "Tony" UODS. a special award was made' by Elaine Perry, daughter of the director in whose honor the medallions are named. Miss Perry presented a special plaque to Mrs, Martin Beck, widow of the late theatrical producer, (or IS years of service with the Theater Wing. SACRED AS A SIESTA Kelly, who honored for her star dramatic role "The Bad Seed," and Walter Slezak winner of star actor honors for the musical "Fanny." received their medallions in person.

Movie ac'ress Hosalind Russel! accepted the "Tony" given Mary Martin for her work "Peter Pan." and stage director Richard WhorF. accepted tor Lunt xvho won for his work in "Quadrille 36 Million Observe Daily Coffee Break Editor's Note Between 8 a.m. and the noon hour, when the appetite cries out for slake, comes a pause in the day's occupation that Is known as the coffee break. By H. D.

QU1GG Conned lias given It a pat on the back as a fatigue-reducer and hence a reducer of disabling injuries Labor contracts have included it, in some national survey of 1,160 companies disclosed that 80 per cent 1 of them had had "breather" per- handed to daughter, Elizabeth Five of the IT winners were im- CLEVELAND, Ohio CIO United Auto Workers Union opened the business sessions of its i 15th constitutional convention lo-J day prepared to approve a IJOD dollar strike fund to support demands of the auto industry a guaranteed annual wage i Secretary-Treasurer EmU In. a report prepared delivery to the 3.000 delegates said the fund was necessary "in order to nuni- mize possible sacufice on the part of members who may be engaged tn economic stiuggies" He recommended a dues in- ctease from the ptesenl 5250 per month to $7 50 per month, with tlie extra 55 going directly to the strike fund'until it reaches the 25- million dollar figuie At that poml, he said the assessment would be c'; opped "Tony 1 were given Francis Sullivan and Patricia Jessel both of "Witness For The Prosecution," lo costume designer Cecil Beaton for "Quadrille," to scene designer Oliver Messel for "House of Flowers" and to actor Cyril Ritchard his featured role in "Peter Pan Other winners wei dancing comedienne Carol Haney. for her featuied iole "The Paiama Game," choreographer Robert Fosse of the same show, stage I technician Richaid Rocida for his backstage work in "Peter and cnnductoi Thomas Schippers Coffee Bureau is an up-to- minute estimate on the basis of industrial and business and it's up one million year It does not include farmers or housewives The coffee break, slatting during "World War II, has conne on with a rush It's now a full-blown Amencart institution, as sacred to some indoor toilers as the Siesta is to the populace of some sunny climes. National lokes have been built ispon it Romances have flowered in the steamy fragrance of the caidboaid cups A whole new business been founded to supply, us a The National Safety' war In Chicago, a survey of panics disclosed 128 of them have a policy of regular rest periods And 23 of the remaining 42 firms permit employes to take coffee breaks without a formal policy of such The business of catering to the coffee-break trade is a brisk one, with its big impetus coming in tbe last two years In New York, a spokesman for the Schrafft's res-1 taurant chain said that firm was into coffee-break catering "very deeply Tbe only bird that drinks by suction is the pigeon All other birds throw their heads back to swallow Mater S. Main Sf.

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