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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-28
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Daylight Saving Time
Meters Given in Parentheses

WFBM (275.I) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Company
PM. NSAA
4:00-Afternoon musicale.
4:oO-Items Of interest from Indian
apolis Times Want Ads.
Times.
$500 chapter a day from the New
Testament.
s:50-""Care Of the Hair and Scalp"
GOOD Rosener with wFBM dinner
ensemble.
6:5O-Business Research, Indiana Uni
versity.
7:00-Studio organ concert.
7:30-COncert trio with sOloists.
8:00-Drama period, Arthur Beriault.
S:3O-Servel Serenaders.
clark and his '1eather pushers"
at the FIT. Harrison Punch Bowl.
1O;30-"The Columnist."
WKBF (252)- INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club Station)
TUESDAY
I0:I5-Brunswick Panatrope.
1O;25-Interesting bits of history,
courtesy Of indianapolis public
library.
10:30-WKBF shopping service.
1l:30-Live stock and grain. market;
P. M. " anu 'H'ppefS iOiecAS''
5:00-Late news. bulletins and sports.
6:00-Dinner concert.
8:30-Bromley HOutG and Bonita Annis.
9:00-Apollo Theater.
11:S0-Circle Theater.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-28

likely. It's state of mind 1 sup
pose-that sort of love. It's not
like-like passion. Maybe. it's not
so healthy. But there it is.
Il love you too, Craig. And
and of course there's my body,
Craig. Whatever's happened to my
soul, there's still that. Sometimes
I think bodies don't count very
much. But probably they do. . .
Could you be satisfied, Craig, with
girl who-whose love was-was-
sort of divided"
Helplessly she paused. 1t was
hard getting it into words. And
Craig caught her hands that flut-
tered so futilely, and kissed her
ar-drenched eyes.
Il should never" he murmurmed,
'be jealous of a dead man."
Then" she said, Il will marry
YOU"
"Oh, my God!" he cried, and took
her in his arms and smothered her
with his caresses. when, Sybil?
When"
Right away" she told him.
whenever you choose"
And she smiled very sweetly upon
him because she was thinking of
her father. But of course Craig did
not know that. He only knew she
looked TRANSPORTED.
Nov take me home" she COM
manded. II want to tell daddy"
1T was dark when they reached the
l. house. One of those soft, moist
darknesses OF early spring. Pierre
ing the dampness-throWing
strange, blurred radince-a row of
cars stood at the curb, their dimmed
lights glowing sepulchrally.
Sybil pointed a shaking finger.
DIR. Parker!" she whispered
"Daddy's doctor. And those other
cars, and the house all lighted UP.
Daddy's dead, Craig"
She clutched his shoulder in a
SpaSm of agonized horror. Her face
grew white and frozen.
The door opened and great arc
of yellow light spread from the hail
over the lawn.
They're coming. Craig-the doc
tors. They've left daddy because
he's dead"
Solemn men, filing solennnly down
the steps to their cars. A big man
and little man, carrying black
bags.
ITO Be Continued
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-28
P0URS LIQUOR IN SONS
BATH TO CHEAT LAW
Mothers Ruse Fails; Soap and
Alcohol Don't Mix.

ALCOHOL Don't MIX.
BD United Press
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Aug. 28.-
Liquor raiders visited a home here
recently while son, Willie, was be-
ing given an afternoon bath. Upon
learning who was at the door, the
mother promptly slammed the door
and told her visitors to wait until
she put some clothes on the boy.
When the officers succeeded in
breaking in they found that quart
of alcohol had been poured into the
tub, but since it did not mix with
the soapy water they were able to
collect evidence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-28
Chain Features
central Standard Time. J
TUESDAY
MRN HIfEAM CXcnMNK

P. M.
4;o0-waldorf Astoria concert to wRc.
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KWK. KYW
630-Lewisohn Stadium concert to WBz
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-28
THIS HAS HAPPENED

SYBTL THORNE, lovely and notorious,
believe herse,- the most miserable of
girls. John LAWRENCE, her youthful
lover, missing in action. TAU, her
adored brother, engaged to VALERIE
WEST, frivolous creature. And now
her beloved father desperately i'll and
breaking her heart.
CRAIG NEWHALL, most eligible bach
elor in Boston. Craig persuades her
one sunny afternoon to leave her father
~
Sef months sybiI and Craig have had
p say ~ "a affair; ;. Just because
sign she loves him." affirms Sybil.
And though she has permitted Craig's
careses and understood his infatuati0n
,Aher to marry him
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

WHALE IN. ON, OFF. AWAY
SUDBURY. Eng.-A whale swept
in by the tide vert aground, worked
itself off and swan out to sea again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
Big Company Is
Needed to Stage
Herbert Operetta

Assisting in staging Naughty
Marietta" Victor Herbert's operetta
due nj the Capitol theate- Thursday
matinee ard night. were Willis Hall
and Ethel Bennett. in charge Of the
dramatic direction. and Ellsworth
Gilbert. responsible for the musical
direction.
For the presentation a whole bat.
talon Of artists and artisans il re.
quired.
Back stage is a stage manager,
with three assistants. Three men
are required to produce the necessary
lighting effcts. A wardrobe mis-
tress. with two assistants, is in
crarEe ar the costumes.
In addition to principals end mem
bers of the ensemble there il a beau
tifully trained ballet Of young
dancers. headed b. a premiere
danseuse. The baliets were staged
BY Sylvia Tell, the great American
dancer. In the pit Is a corkinE or
chestra which travels with the com
panv Then there are business a.
s~'ctants. booking and advance agents
and advertising men.
Hundreds Of costumes are required
for the performance. They were de-
SIGNED under the direction Of kath-
lcen Homer. who received her train
ing In Paris IN the Academic Colo
rossi.
The scenery. built in New York. i
colorful. modern in conception and
was designed especially for the pro-
duction now on tour. Teh presenta-
ton TO be given in Brownsville is
excctly the same as ii WIS during
its New York run.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
MANY STOCKS
MAKE HIGHS
Few Soft Spots Crop
Out In Ascending
Hoover Market
BY STANLEY w. PRENOSIL
ASSOCIATED Press Financial Editor)

NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-CR1EIno
Hoover market" moved higher to-
day under a tremendous sccumula-
ton of buying orders in the oil, mo-
tor and railroad shares. A few soft
spots cropped out a. a result OF
heavy weekend profit-taking shares.
A few soft spots cropped u as q
result OF heavy weekend profittak-
ing sales, but gains in ne most act
i've issues ran from ! TO Is points.
Radio Corporation common scared
is points to 26s-
Railroad shares assumed increas-
ing prominence rs a long line OF
investment and speculative issues
we're accumulated by large and small
operators. Canadian Pacific ran up
z 5-s points to 233, Union Pacific
moved up 4 points to go rs and
St. Louis Southwestern climbed .
points to 126. all new high records,
while Jersey Central, Atlantic
Coast Line and Chesapeake and Ohio
advanced 8 points or more. Al
though September earnings were
somewhat Disappointing the increas-
ed carloadings since that time, coup
led with operating economies, led
to hopes Of a much better showing
in the last quarter Of the year.
Mexican Seaboard, with a 5 --2
gain to a new top at ~ IL was
brought forward as the new leadei
in the oil group. Barnsdall A and
B, Transcontinental, Sicily and
Standard Oil Of California also
moved into new high ground.
Montgomery Ward climbed 8 points
to a new record high 1t 292, or 275
points above the years low. Fed
eral Mining and Smelling scared z
points to 172. Vanadium Steel s IL
to los and McCrory Stores B 5 Il
to lis, all new high records, while
Liquid Carbonic. By-Products Coke,
and Corn Products advanced , TO
points to new peak prices. General
Electric md Victor Talking Ia
chine sold down , points each.
The closing was strong. TotaI
sales Appropriated 100000 shares
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
W OUie Calendar
Sunday-M Monday

Sunday-Monday
DITTMANN-Ine Escape" with
Virginia Valli. Educational com
edy. Runs Tuesday also.
CAPITOL - His Private Life"
Adolphe Menjou, also Topics,
Pathe News, Football Sense and
Will Rogers in Europe.
QUEEN-"Brotherly Love- with
Kari Dane and George h. Arthur.
Christie comedy, MGM news and
Aesops Fables.
TEXAS-"My Best Girl" with Mary
Piekford and Buddy Rogers. os-
wald the Lucky Rabbit, and In
ternational news.
Tuesday-W ednesday
DITTMANN - Tuesday, The Es-
cape with Virginia Valli. Educa-
tional comedy. Wednesday, Mod
ern Mothers" Helen Chadwick.
Educational comedy.
CAPITOL-"State Street Sadie,
with Conrad Nagel, Myrna 10y
and William Russell. Pathe Re-
view and Laurel Hardy comedy.
QUEEN-"The Devil Dancer" with
Gilda Gray. Also Buster Brown
comedy and Paramount news.
TEXAS-"Shanghai Bound" with
Richard Dix. Christie comedy.
Thursday-Fridey
DITTMANN - Modern Mothers,
with Helen Chadwick. Educational
comedy.
CAPIToL-Thursday, Victor Her
bert's great success, Maturity
Marietta" with a cast of so LAY
ers. Musical road show. Friday,
"The Butter and Egg Man." with
Jack Mulhall and Dorothy Mac
kali.
oUEEN-"A Ship Comes In" Ru-
dolph ~Schildkraut, Louise DRESSER
and Robert Edeson. Comedy, "A
Joyful Day. and Paramount
news.
TEXAS-"The Code Of the Scarlet"
with Ken Maynard. Sennett COM
edy and international news.
Saturday
DITTMANN-"Money To Burn
with Dorothy Devoe. Educational
comedy.
CAPTTOL-"The Butter and Egg
Man." With Jack Mulhall and
Dorothy Mackail. The C~ollegians,
Pathe news, and Oddities.
QUEEN-"Forbidden Love-" with
Lima Dimita. Comedy and ksko
cartoon.
TEXAS-"Then Men in the Rough"
with Bob Steele. "Tarzan the
Mighty number 2 and comedy
cartoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
COTTON GAINS
A FEW POINTS
shorts Covering Gives
Prices Hike After
Initial Losses

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. lo.-LP-
wniie good weather in the belt and
lurtner liquidation by longs were re-
sponsiole Tor an early drop in the
cotton market today. prices rallied
iater under covering by shorts in
of Mondays holiday here
. trade buying promoted by a dis
position to reduce crop ideas. Jan
uary contracts after declining to
!o-o5' or ia points down rallied to
1880 or ~ points net up and closed
2 point under the latter figure.
The general market closed steady az
net advances for the day of 6 to 10
points.
Liverpool cables were about as due
but the market opened easy under
further liquidation by longs who held
contracts over the recent slump. First
trades were 6 to 9 points down and
prices continued TO ease after the
start until December sold at 1856,
January 1883 and March 1856, or 10
70 ID points below yesterdays close.
offerings appeared to be we'll abb
sorbed at the decline and shorts be-
gan covering in an effort to even
contracts for over the holidays. Pri-
ces started on the upgrade near the
end of the first hour and continued
in that direction until right at the
close when December reached 1916,
January 1883 and March 1881, or 81
to 25 points above the lows.
The recovery was aidde towards
the end by trade buying attributed
to a disposition to reduce crop esti-
mates as a result of reports showing
that the crop vas not coming up 20
government expectations in a number
Of states. Final prices were near
the top with December closing at
1875 and March 1879, or Z to 10
points net higher.
Receipts 56,047; for ear 4,709, 639;
last year 1888 ,953. Exports 1928;
for year 2,666,390; last year $780,
764. Stock 1922, 7e7; last year p
521,S44- Stock on shipboard 235,599;
last year 176,745. Spot sales 1851;
last year 27,S29.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
Brotherly Love-
Dane and Arthur
Comedy ofPrison

Collegiate prison football and a
'~warden's pretty daughter provide the
fun-making impetus behind "Broth-
erly Love" which opens today at
the Queen theater with Karl Dane
and George X. Arthur sharing the
comedy honors.
IN this new Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer
laugh riot the famous comedy team
are shown behind the gray but kindly
walls Of dear old Newberry" PERI
tentiary-a sympathetic institution
where pink tea and mullins take tie
place Of bread and water and the n
OF the ransgressor is paved with
roses.
They fight to get "Newbcrrg"
ard the guards on the walls arc ~
keen other convicts from breaking
in. They couldn't bride a convict
to leave.
Charles F. ("Chuck") Reisner, who
last made Buster Keaton's "Steam-
boat Bill" scores another directoria'
triumph with this satire on reform
prisons, adapted by Earl Baldwin
and Lew Upton from the short story.
big Heated Jim" which recently APP
reared in a national magazine from
the pen Of Peterson Marzoni.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
Uncle Tom VIII
Be At Palace, In
McAnen Tuesday

In all the history of literature no
workha S achieved the sensational,
universal popularity as that attrib-
uted TO Uncle Toms Cabin" save
the Bible. From 1852, when the
novel by Harriet Beecher Stowe first
startled an entire world, it has run
into literally thousands Of editions.
Palace McAllen-3 days starting
Tuesday.
IL has been translated into every
known language and dialect on the
face Of the earth, as well as copied
into the Braille. the printed Ian
guage Of the blind.
Even today. 70 years after pub
LEGATION, "Uncle Toms Cabin" en-
joys a supremacy in the literary
world envied BY both budding and
established authors. From the guam
tity-production. rou~gh-paper. sand
10-cent store editions to the de luxe.
leather-bound gift copies. fortunes
are still being made from the sale Of
the -Sok.
On the stage. "Uncle Toms Cabin"
has appeared in every known va
riety Of presentation. Tent show.
wagon show. stock company, roper
toire, tabloid. %burlesque. drama.
comedy-dl have played "Tom'
shows. Back in 1901. in Des Moines.
Iowa, "Uncle Toms Cabin" was pre-
sented in operate form. for just one
performance. il was not a success,
due t. unforeseen financial diff
c%ulties. but IL quite rounded out the
gamut Of varieties OF stake produc-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

OF which have been detailed TO 20
aboard steamers in the harbor and
beg for food. The organization is
Dis Districts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11

BEGGING CLUB IN AUSTRALIA
Unemployed men Of Australia are
forming begging clubs. According to
evidence given recently in the police
court of Newcastle. n had been
organized in that city, the members
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-11
TWINS

TWINS MARRY TWINS
MARSEILLES. France. - Miles.
Helene and Henrietta Veaulaire,
twin sisters, were married here to
Jacques and Jean Milveay.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
MEG MOST Is EGETNEK Ell
OZVEGYEKET INDIABAN

Dacara annak, hogy az angol
torveny mar go eve tiltja, Alaha-
bad k0zeleben nemreg ismet meg
t0rtent egy ilyen borzalmas eset.
Tobbzernyi kozonseg jelenlete-
ben az ozvegy ralepett ARA a
maglyarakasra, amelyen elhalt
ferje fekudt, karjaiban vette a
konsagot, hogy gyujtsa fel a
maglyarakast. A rend6rseg koz-
be akart lepni, de a kozonseg fe-
nyegeto magaviselete folytan mem
tehetett semmit. Az 0zvegy sztoi-
kus nyugalommal ALTA a Tango
kat, mig azutan sulyos sebekkel
ferje holttestevel egyiitt belesett
Gangesbe, amelynek partjan a
maglyarakas egett. Oman kimen-
tettek ugyan, de aztan megis be-
lehalt sulyos egesi sebeibe. Ami
kor hamvait folyamba sz6r-
tax, nagy rend6ri keszenlet tar
totta vissza k0z0nseget, amely
verekedett, hogy a halottasken-
do egy-egy darabkajat megkap-
hasa, inert az 0zvegy mar a szen-
tex k0ze keriilt. Az angol hat6sa-
gok letart6ztattak 10 embert
akik az ozvegy segitsegere voltak
ongyilhos terveben es r0vid utor
t0bbevi b0rtonbuntetessel sujtot
ia 3ket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06

Vannak szabadalmak, amelye-
ket csak bizonyos szakmara, vagy
specials foglalkozasra kesziil3 di-
akok kaphatnak. A legpopulari-
sabbak a foldmivelesi, mernoki es
orvosi alapitvanyok. Sokak el6tt
smeretlen peldaul csere 0szton-
dijak gyakorlata Amerika tobb
idegen orszag foiskolai kozott,
valamint kiilon alapitvanyok i,
vannak e celra. Eek koz0tt a
legismertebb a Spelman Rookie
feller alapitvany. A tanulmany-
ut celjat szolgalo alapitvanyok
legismertebbje a Kahn Founda-
ton japan tanit6k reszere.
Oszt0nSijra palyaz6 idegen di-
akokt6l megkovetelik, hogy lega-
labb annyira birja az angol nyel-
vet, hogy az el6adasokat megert-
Sc, reszt vegyen az isholai disz-
kussziokban es reszt vegyen az
irasbeli vizsgakon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
A zENE Es A vAKoK

A yak zenesz eppenseggel mem
ritka jelenseg a k0zeletben s
exert t0bbnyire AIT hiszik, hogy
a, vakok altalaban tehetsegeseb-
bek zene teren, mint lato en-
bertarsaik. Egy valzokat tanit6
nemet pedagogus, H. Otto tanar,
ezzel szembn AIT allitja, hogy a
vakok tarsadalmaban szazaleko-
san nm t0bb a sziiletett zeneta-
lentum, mint az epszemiiek ko-
z0tt. Viszont teny az, hogy lat6-
kepesseg hianya zene irant val6
meglev6 fogekonysagot es kepes-
seget fokozza, fejleszti, latasi in
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
BOLOND LYUKB0L
BOLOND SZEL FUJ

Belgium f6varosaban, Briisszel-
ben, vilag nemzetkozi szocialis-
ia asszonyai vilagkongresszust
tartottak az elmult napokban es
sok okos javaslatot fogadtak ell.
De volt koztuk egy nagy bolond-
gomba is. A becsi nemzetkozi $50
cialista asszonyok. AIT javasoltak,
a kongresszus mondja XII, hogy
joguk legyen az asszonyoknak a
sziileteseke tmestersegesen is meg
akadalyozni. EFT csunya, osto-
ba javaslatot el is fogadta az asz-
szonyok tobbsege. Ere is batran
elmondhatjuk, hogy furcsa villa
got eliink!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
tisztaban vagyok magammal, e
az egyetlen helyes ut.

tisztaban vagyok magammal, ez
az egyetlen helyes ut.
En- neman figyeltem minden
sz6ra mindent megjegyeztem
magamnak. Barmily fatal voltam
| is es barha az elet gondjairol es
| ba iairol mindeddig semmit sem
tudtam, megis megertettem, hogy
Lift fontos az en- j0vomre neZve
| is eletbevag6 dolgokrol volt $50
mem mertem sem kerdez6sk0dni,
sem pedig kozbeszolni.
Masnap apam tenyleg bement
Rendsburgba. Nalunk pedig a ko-
penhagai vendeg tiszteletere meg
kezd6d0tt nagytakaritas. Min
dent lemostak alaposan az utolso
sarokig, ugy, hogy negy napig az
egesz hazban mem volt egy kede-
Ives kis sarok sem. Mindeniitt su-
roltak, mostak, poroltak, kefel-
tex, fenyeztek, t0r0ltek, hogy
csak ugy zengett haz.
Veletleniil epp Petersen Helga
me gerkezesenek napjan jelentke-
zett az els6 vev6 birtokunkon.
Sziileim Erie Brasch-t kiildtek
a varosba, hogy a holgyet a va
sutrol hazahozza. Mikor a kocsi
befordult az udvarba. en- frissen
vasalt feher pikeruhaban alltam
anyam mellett, hogy idvozolJem
vendegiinket.
Annyira meg voltam lepve,
hogy majdnem megijedtem, mi
kor LATHAM, hogy a valosag feliil-
mulia varakozasaimat.
En- AIT hlttem, hogy a 'Szegeny
es szerencsetlen asszony" egy id6-
sebb holgy lesz sapadt, szomoru
arccal es 6sz hajjal. Ehelyett egy
viragz6 fatal no szal.t XII kocsi-
b6l, mosolyg6 arccal, elegans, ro-
vid, sziirke utaz6ruhaban., Voros-
szoke hullamos haja al6l mosoly-
60 arc kandikalt XII, fejen nagy
florentini kalap volt. El6bb anya-
mat 0lelte meg, azutan engem.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06

gerek mem terithetik el a tanul6k
figyelmet, ugy hogy azok kony-
nyebben osszpontosithatjak gon-
dolataikat a feldolgozando anyag-
ra. Mem hagyhato meg figyelmen
kiviil az teny sem, hogy yak
tapintason xviii csak hallas ut
jan erzekelheti kiilvilagot, ami
zenei felfogas szempontjabol
fontos. A vaksag fejleszti
hangmem6riat, yak mem olvas-
hat kotabol, mikor jatszik, ha-
mem mindent hallas utan, xviii
r6l kell megtanulnia. A zenelo
vakok hangmemoriaja neha ba-
mulatos teljesitmenye kepes.
Egy "a ewes yak muzsikus pl., aki
mar esztend0k ota tevekenyke-
.dett ezen teren, ez lido alatt 65
ouverture-t, sok szaz tancdalt, in
dul6t egyeb zenedarabot tudott
hallasbol jatszani, valosagos ele-
ven k6tagyijtemeny volt Megle-
w zenei tehetseg eseten tehat
yak zenesz hangemlekezet dolga-
ban feliilmulhatja lat6szervei bir-
tokaban lev0 kollegajat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
A PARIZSI MAGYAR HAZ
ALAPK0LETETELE

A multi napokban tartottak
francia f0varosban az oft epiten-
dc Magyar Haz alapk6letetelet.
Az iinnepsegen reszt vett Mikes
Janos grof szombathelyi pJsp6k
is. Az egyhazi szertartast Chap
dial parizsi piispok vegezte. Az
iinnepsegen nagyszamban vettek
reszt Franciaorszagban el6 ma
gyarok kiild0ttei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
ISKOLAI JUTALOM- ES OSZ-
T0NDIJAK IDEGEN DIAKOK
SZAMARA
It, GOO idegen diak az amerikai f.
iskolakban. - Szamtalan ide-
gen diak nyer 0szt0ndijat
az amerikai egyetemeken.

Eltekintve attol, hogy szamta-
Ian idegen diak szivesebben folly
tatja tanulmanyait ebben az or
szagban, mint masutt, az ameri-
kai egyetemek osztondijai es ju-
talomdijai is igen sok idegen di-d
akot csabitanak az amerikai cam
pusra. Az egyetemek vezet6sege
tisztaban van azzal az egeszseges
befolyassal, amt az idegen dia-
kok gyakorolnak maguk, k0rul Is
eppen exert, amikor csak alkalom
kinalkozik, orommel fogadjak
azokat az alapitvanyokat, ame-
lyek idegen diakok segitsegere es
buzditasara szolgalnak.
Tobb mint 1000 idegen diakot
talalunk az amerikai f0iskolak-
ban, akik valamilyen osztondij-
ban reszesulnek. Az 0szt0ndijak
legnagyobb resze mem korlatozza
a nemzetiseget, de vannak, ame-
lyek el6irjak, hogy jutalmazan-
do tanul6 milyen nemzetisegu ta-
nul6k kozt kell kivalasztani.
Icy t0bbek k0z0tt vannak 0sz-
t0ndijak es jutalomdijak belga,
kinai, kanadai, csehszlovak, fran
cia, nemet, japan, perzsa es meg
vagy 20 nemzetisegii diakok sza-
mara. A Michigan University pei
daul 25 oszotndijat oszt Xxi - a
Barbour alapitvanyb6l - keleti
eredetii diaklanyoknak. A colo
rad6i banyaszati iskola dijakat
J oszt ki majdnem az osszes kama