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Evening star., 1930-06-26
TRAIN HITS TRUCK;
FARMER IS KILLED
H. W. Grimm Suffers Frac-
tured Skull at Crossing
Near LeeSburg.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
PURCFLLvILLE, Va, June 2s.-H.
w. Grimm, 35, was fatally injured yes
terday afternoon at o'clock, when 8
truck he was driving was struck by
Washington and Old Dominion east
bound train at the crossing near Lees
burg, a fractured skull and other in
luries resulted in his death an hour
later at the Loudoun Hospital, Leesburg,
where he was taken.
Mr.. Grimm who was a tenant farmer
living on the farm of Dr. r. E. Caldwell
near ClarkSgap was on his way home
when the accident happened. An inquest
will be held today. Mr.. Grimm, who
was formerly from Frederick County.
Va, had been living on the Caldwell
farm since January of this year He is
survived by wife and two small chill
dren.
Evening star., 1930-06-26
FALL KILLS WOMAN, 81
Cripple Meets Accident Watching
Church Exercises From Roof.

CHICAGO. June 26 LR.-Emma
Schmldtke. 81. who lived next door to
the Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran
Church, had been a cripple 20 years.
One of the few joys left to her was to
siS by window to listen to the church
organ.
The other night, during the church
school graduation, she not only wanted
to hear the exercises, but to see the
children. She pulled herself through
the window 10 the top OF a garage She
lost her footing and fell. Yesterday
ehe died
Evening star., 1930-06-26
RED CROSS AID SOUGHT
Famine Aggravsting Cholera Epi.
demic in Philippines.

~ Radio TO The Star and the Chicago
Daily News. Copyright 1890.
MANILA, P. l.. June 26.-Offcials of
the Bantayan Islands, where famine Is
sggravattng cholera epidemic, will
ask the American Red Cross at Manila
to provide the sufferers with rice dur
ing the crisis. The Philippines are able
to handle the situation. Oficial health
figures place mortality at 80 per cent
in the entire cholera region, but that
OF the Bantayans is higher because Of
the peoples poverty.
Evening star., 1930-06-26
PERU FEELS QUAKE
People Flee Town a. walls Are
Damaged,

LIMA. Peru, June 26 (P).-The Ns-
tional Telegraph Lines TODAY said that
strong earthquake shocks were felt
wednesday at $50 am. and 4:3O pm,
30 lea. They were OF long duration and
damaged many walls. The inhabitants
we're panic-stricken. and left their
dwellings to take refuge in the streets
and parks.
The second tremor was the stronger.
and was felt also at Fort Pisco and
lightly at Lima. where IL was almost
unnoticed. Another strong tremor was
felt at Huancavelica.
Evening star., 1930-06-26
POLICE WOUND SEVEN
Indian Nationalist Crowd At
tackled, Says Ellore Dispatch.

LONDON. June 26 lP1.--A Bombay
dispatch to the Daily Herald today
said that police at Ellore. Madras
presidency, fred into crowd of In
dian Nationalists there, wounding seven
persons.
The Daily Herald also said that the
.irst woman Nationalist had been inn
prisoned in Bengal, with incarceration
of girl is years old for six months on
conviction of publishing a booklet to
undermine loyalty of the police.
Evening star., 1930-06-26

WOmenS b8c and 81 Hose, de-
lustered rayonS are perfects, and
Bembergs are slight ir-
regulars. Assortment of A7~
shades. Broken sizes. .. -
WOmen'S soc RayOn Hose, de-
lustered, with hem or picot tops.
Broken sizes and slight o.
trregularS ........... @S~
Kiddies' 35C Anklets, plain coll
ors with novelty tops or all-over
novelty patterns. Come with
cuff or aight 1O1
tops .................. AA2N
Boys S9c Sport Hose, u
length in all-over pat o.
terms with cuff tops. 80. ASS
GoIdenbers'S-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1930-06-26
$3.50 and $I.65
Sheer and Service
Hose
6Qc

Perfect and irregulars Of full
fashion chiffons with hem or
picot top and few service
weights with Isle heel, toe and
garter welt. Not all sizes in
every shade.
GAIdanherr,s-Main Elnnr
Evening star., 1930-06-26
Knit indies

sec RayOn Undies, such As
panties, step-ins, shortees; %
all in pretty pastels. .... O0C
WOmen's 79c Broad
Shorts, f1owered and figured de-
signs. Band size, 26 to AQ~
81 waist ...........,..
Women's 29c Vests, bodice style
OF gauze cotton; broken 1E
sizes in the lot ....... AOC
Boys 79c Union Suits, athletic
style with wee neck and oE
closed crotch. Seconds. OOC
GOldenberE's-MaIn Floor.
Evening star., 1930-06-26

Cool sleeveless Plain or fur trimmed black
ural silk pped coats with or without fr
color Sizes 40 to "A collars Broken sizes
Godenbergs-Second oar
Evening star., 1930-06-26
10 Extra Specials in
TOiIetrieS

81 Melba Perfume, in attractive
glass-stoppered bottles. One
ounce size. Trailing Arbutus and
Lily OF the Valley 30c
OuOTS
81 Dolly Madison Body Powder,
deliciously scented. Large en-
ameled metal box with 90
velour pun. ............. O0S
7Sc Jar NOxzema Cream, large
boudoir size. For sun 40
purn, etc............... OS
25c Can Mennen's BOrated
Talcum Powder, per 1A
can ............... IN
Csc Jergen'S "CastOIay'' Soap,
for infants and grown ~
ups; per cake. e........... AVC
soc Nymfaun Bath Salts.
delightfully."- scented crys- 10
CdiS ....s..,.... -
81 Ben Hur Perfume, of a deli
cate Oriental odor. Fra 90
grant and lasting: l2-oz. zoe
2Sc Melba AdOrme TaIcum. a
favorite powder with a IN
delightful odor .......... AVC
39c and soc Whisk BrOOms, in
assorted sizes; strongly
made of good quality Or
straw ................. @ON
$3.50 Alarm Clocks, with COL
ored enamel case with dial
to m a tch h. Utility" 0E
MAKE ...,........... Wv
GoldenberE's-FOurth Floor.
Evening star., 1930-06-26
Odd Lots of
Lingerie, Etc.

Odd Lots of
Lingerie, Etc.
Women's &1.49 Undies,
in chemise and step-ins of
fine crepe de chine. Lace
trimmed and Ct 10
tailored models v 4 l y
WOmen's 81 Step-ins
and Boomers of Fruit-of-
h = Loom and IA1
nainsook; odd lots TIL
WOmen's SEC Undies, in
rayon step-ins, vests and
chemise. Pastel shades.
Not all sizes in the 2Q1
lot wv
Women's sec Gowns of
muslin and voile; also
psnties, step7ins a.
and chemise 04C
81 Philippine Gowns
with very pretty hand
embroidery around neck.
Wee, square and CO.
round necks. 80. WV
$1.9S Beach Coats. Gre
tonne and crash, in attrac-
tive florals. Small, me-
dium and large e. co
sizes ......... W 4"V~
IS RAngO Belt COrse-
lettes, long models Of heavy
brocade. Inner belt and
diaphragm boning. Elias
tic inserts; sizes 90 10
a. to so. ....... %Os -
So RenEO Belt COrse-
lettes, Of good striped ma
terials with inner belt.
Also models with dia-
phragm protection. Me-
dunn length; 60 co
sizes 40 to 49,. %G'O0
Goldenberk's-SeeOnd Floor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31

hovalo sa do tejto zeme asi 3O,OOO
dust, ktoreho poctu asi 80 per-
cent tvoria slovenski emigranti,
ktori nasledkom vrodenej i'm sve-
domitosti, poctivosti vsestran-
nej praceschopnosti su V kazdom
obore vel mi obi nbeni a l'ahko
sa uplatnia v akejkolvek praci
ma vel l'kom 1zemi Argentiny. V
r6znych mestach 81 zalozili stredi-
ska kult1ry a svojpomocnych
spolkov a sdruzenf. Mesta Buenos
Aires, Avellaneda, Berisso, Saenz,
Pena, Cordoba, Mendoza, Rosario
a Comorodo Rivadavia. s1 konee-
nou stanicou mnohych ,nasich W.
st st'ahovalcov v znacnejsom poete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31

Riadne zasadnutie krajinskeho
vyboru bude 9. oktobra. Ma pro-
CRANE je i krajinsky rozpoeet ma
rok 1881. Rozpoeet vypracovala
rozpoetova komisia sostavena kra-
jinskym vyborom. Rozpoeet W.
kazuje 365 milionov ako celkov1
potrebu. Podl a zelania vlady roz-
pocet NAL byt' upraveny ma 247
milionov, to jest 118 milionov
menej, nez vykazuje rozpocet, w.
pracovany komisiou krajinskeho
vyboru. Rozpocet ma rok 1881 je
O go milionov vacsi, ako rozpocet
ma rok 1880. V rozpoete 152 mi
ionov preliminovanych je ma in
vesticie a 213 milionov ma bezne
vydavky. Rozpoeet je pasivny, a
to v polozke ma bezne potreby o
81 milionov v polozke investicii
O 1O5 milionov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
283 LEKARoV v BRATISLAVE

Podl'a statistiky zdravotnlcke-
no oddelenia mestskej rady V Bra
tislave, zije v tomto meste 2S3 le-
karov, z ktorych vsak s nevyko-
nava praks. PodPa narodnosti je
SO Slovakov, 4S Cechov, 35 Mem
GOV, II Mad'arov, l American a
l Rus. Podl'a nabozenstva je maj
Wac zidov a to 81, katolikov je
73, evanjelikov %, gr. katolikov
| 4 bez vyznania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
"HODzOVA BoMBA." -"

Ako je znamo, "a manifestacii
"a slovensku techniku po celom
Slovensku do 500 shromazdeni Wy
nieslo rezoluciu, re ak V rozpocte
nebude polozka ma slovensk1 tech
niku, aby slovenski poslanci ne
hlasovali "a rozpoeet. Dnes, ako
pise "Slovak", je vel mi pravde-
podobne, re slovenski poslanci ne
bud1 hlasovat' "a rozpocet, coho
nasledkom bude Dererov pad. -
"Robotnfcke Noviny' vel l'mi pre-
zradzuj1 strach Dererovo mini
sterske kreslo a manifestacie "a
slovensk1 techniku nazyvaju Ho-
dzovou bombou a Hodzovymi in
trigami proti Dererovi. Vec sa
vsak ma tax, re Slovensko bez O.
hladu ma to, ci Hodza a Derer
maju nieeo meszi sebou, mantle
stovalo "a slovensku techniku,
proti ktorej stavia sa pan mini
ster Derer. Slovensko chce mat
vysok1 technick1 skolu, lebo ju
potrebuje ked' ju pan Derer ne
vie postavit', alebo nechce, mech
odide mech prepusti ministerske
kreslo tomu, kto sa lepsie sve-
domitejsie bude starat' sloven-
ske kultlrne vychovne potreby.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
URODA REPY MA SLOVENSKU

Podl'a spoPahlivych odbornl'
ckych odhadov uroda repy ma Slo-
vensku bude va sia, ako minule.
no roku, hoci sa myslelo, ze bude
asi TAXA ako v lani, alebo j men.
sia. Podl'a posledneho odhadu u
rodi sa t. r. mas 100000 centoy
repy proti 7,721,0Oo centom la
nj, tax ze zvySenie oproti minu
lemu roku cini $4,000 centov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
CESKY UCENEC MA CELE NO.
VEHO VEDECKEHO
SKUMANIA.

Slavny cesky ucenec, prof. Sto-
klasa, ktory nedavno objavil no.
We radiumove pramene v Cesku,
zalozil spolok pre- vedecke sku-
mamie l'udskej vyzivy a svolal
svetovy kongres lekarov a znal-
Gov vyzivovania do Prahy. Prezi-
dent Masaryk venoval 2 miliony
ma st1dium tejto otazky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
ROZVOJ PENAZNICTVA MA
SLOVENSKU.

Rozvoj penazn1ctva na Sloven-
sku cd roku 1920 po rok 1925 boil
tento: Pocet akciovych bank r.
1920 Dol 245, (r. 1928 93). Tu vi
diet jasne nasledok fuzii penaz-
nych nstavov. Ucastinna istina ci-
Mia r. 1920 300 milionov, r. 1928
393 pol mil. Kcs. Rezeryy a fon-
dy 1878 (r. 1923 1885 mil. Kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
ELEKTRIZACIA HRUsoVA.

Elektrizacia Spisskeho Hruso.
va je uz zistena. Prevedie ju elek-
traren v ned 'alekych Spisskych
Vlachoch, ktora doda potrebny
pr1d. W je al vypisana sut'az ma
stavbu dial 'koveho vedenia, trans
formacnej stanice miestnej sieti a
domovych pripojok obci Hru
SOW.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
PODPALIL sVOJ DOM.

V lCirockej Belief pri Humen.
nom vznikol Z nezistenych prlcin
poziar, ktory znieil desat' domov,
medzi mimi al dom 27-rocneho
rol 'n1ka P. .Zbaraja. Skoda elm
asi 100000 Kes, Cetnictvo, ktort
malo podozrenie, ze, ide podpa'
Iacstvo, zistilo, ze pachatel'om j
prave Zbaraj. '-a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
CELE SLOVENsKO MAMIE
STOVALO.

: Dna 81. sept. 1880 popudu
Svazu slovenskeho studentstva v
Bratislave, manifestovalo cele Slo-
vensko "a vybudovanie sloven-
skej techniky. Skoro vsetkyych SO
miestnych odborov Matice Slo-
venskej, 231 sborov Slovenskej
Ligy, vaesina okresnych osveto-
vych sborov, 1e vysokoskolskyych
studentskych spolkov usporiada-
10 samostatne i spolocne vel'ke
manifestacne shromazdenia. OBJ
chodne a priemyselne komory v
Bratislave a Kosiciach, Zeme-
delska rada pre- Slovensko, Svaz
zivnostenskych spoloeenstvi a OBJ
chodnych gremii pre- Slovensko a
Podkarpatskt1 Rus, Ustredna jed
nota slovenskeho rol'nickeho do
rastu jej zupnymi a okresnymi
jednotami; samospravne korpora-
Gle mestskyych obecnych zastu-
pitel'stvf jednomysel'n ne sa usnie-
sly neodkladne ziadat' vybudova-
ME slovenskej technickej vysokej
skoly, comu vyyraz daily V rezolu-
ciach, zaslanych Svazu slovenske-
no studentstva. Akcia tedy mala
celonarodny raz.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
MIRA ZIADA 81 LETECKU
STANICU.

Ako sa oznamuje, poda sloven-
ske mesto Mira najblizsom ca
Sc sprave .csl. aerolinii ziadost', v
ktorej 1bude ziadat', aby lietadla
na leteckej trait Praha--Brno--
Bratislava-Kosice- "a
stavovaly sa Nitre ako ma pra-
videlnej svojej stanici. Tymto spo
sobom dostala by Mira rychle
spojenie 5 Bratislayou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
ANDREJ MIHAL MA RAZUSO.
VOM MIESTE.

V Moray. Lieskovom (Trenc.
slavnostne inStalovali noveho ia
rara Andreja Mihala. pred ME
kol'ko rokmi bol V Amerike fara-
rom - pom. red.) Pc instalacii
"a zvukov hubby odprevadili no
veho farara do fairy, ma ktorej bo
predtym Martin Razus.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
VYsTAVA SLOW. UMELCOV.

Dvadsiata clenska vystava Spoil
ku slovenskych umelcov bude V
Brine. Slavnostne otvorenie bude
5. oktobra. Ma vystave z1castnia
sa nasi popredni slovenski w
tvarnici, ktori su clenmi Spolku
slovenskych umelcov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31

vklady ma knizky l, ,403.5 (2S55.3)
mil. Kcs. Pocet i1vernych druz-
stiev emil r. 1920 245, +. 1928 uz
GIG. Ich podielova istina (rezer-
Wy a fondy) r. 1920 6.7, +. 1923 uz
II mil. Kes. Vkladov Ma knizky r.
1920 $40, r. 1928 uz 1872 mil. kcs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
C.-S. HOSPODARSKA SKOLA
VJUHOSLAVII.

V nedel'u, IA. sept. bola Ia
hrebe otvorena slavnostnym spo-
sobom cesko4slovenska odborna
hospodarska skola.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-10-31
SLOVACI v ARGENTINE.

Znacnejsie vyst 'ahovanie sa
cesko7slovenskych obcanov do Ar
gentiny pocina koncom r. 1928
Cd uplynutia sest rokov prist'a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23
STATEFI and
BIRDS EXHIBITED
Displays Placed at Gary for
Convention.
BIZ Enited Press

BIZ Cntted Press =
GARY, Ind, Oct. %. - Young
pheasants raised this year at the
Brown county state game preserve,
and live fish in tanks, product of
state fish hatcheries, constitute one
of the exhibits at the state con-
vention of the Indiana division of
the Isaac Walton League of Amer
lea, which opened here today.
twenty-five of the game birds and
several tanks of fish, showing such
species as black bass, bluegills, pike,
crappie and yellow perch are on
display.
The Brown county preserve con-
sists of 1900 acres Of timbered
land, purchased with earnings Of the
fish and game division, while the
fish exhibited, are products of the
hatcheries also supported by the
fish and game division.
Indiana ~->erates five hatcheries
which each year produce millions
of baby game fish which are re-
leased in public waters of the state.
After the convention, pheasantS
will be given to the Gary chapter
of the league, which will see to their
liberation in territory conductive to
their natural reproduction.
Walter Shirts, superintendent of
the fish and game division of the
state department, is on the conven-
ton program for an address, in
which he will describe in detail how
the department "0-operates with the
Walton League in lettering condi-
tons for sportsmen and recrea-
tioniSts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23
GAS BOOTLEGGING
LAID TO CANDIDATE

Bobbitt, was all that Cooper charged
Sisson with bootlegging. At that
time the tax was but 3 cents, so the
total settlement amounted to only
$50. Is, the record shows. Previously
he had been paying between SIS and
$6 a month in gasoline taxes.
According to the Democratic state
headquarters story, Sisson had
pumps belonging to an oil company,
officials Of which grew suspicious of
the small amount of gasoline being
sold by him at the Decker store. IN
vestigation disclosed, they allege,
that he was having casing head
gasoline struggled in at night from
Illinois by ferry across the Wabash
river. This was piped to the pumps
from the rear of the store, until the
set-up was discovered, they say.
Cooper came to Decker later and
made settlement. He was ousted
from Bobbitt's Office several weeks
ago, due to the Lake county boot
leg gasoline scandal, in which At
torney-G General James M. Ogden
predicted Cooper would be indicted,
but never has been.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23
MAKES
TAX STAND CLEAR

Elimination of the state tax levy
on property is one of the objects
the Indiana Tax Survey Committee
seeks to accomplish" it was adj
mitted today.
But "just how far the committee
will go along these lines will depend
upon how much revenue the COM
mittee may determine can be saved
by economies, and how much can
be raised by new means, without
embarrassment to the financial
structure of the taxing units or Gre
ating an excessive new burden on
the taxpayer"
This was the comment today of
J. Clyde Hoffman, state senator
from Marion county and chairman
of the tax survey committee, on the
speech of Lieutenant Governor Ed
gar E. Bush at Portland Wednesday
night.
Bush Jumped the gum by declar-
ing abolition of the property tax for
state purposes will be recommended
by the survey committee, Hoffman's
statement indicated,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23

steam and electric railroads and for
the first time in its history the de-
partment will take traffic from one
heavily travelled highway over an
other by bridge. The latter pro-
ject is in the Calumet district.
The projects, as outlined by Chief
Engineer w. j, Titus, are as fol-
lows:
Overhead bridge on Road at
east edge of Brimfeld in Noble
county, over tracks of the New York
Central railroad. This structure
will be five spans with total length
of 225 feet.
Overhead bridge on Road 40 over
tracks Of South Shore Electric rail-
road, just south of Dunes State
park in Porter county. Structure
will be 100 feet long and carry
forty-foot wide pavement.
Overhead bridge on Road 40 in
Porter county to carry the highway
over the present Dunes highway,
second most heavily travelled road
in the world. Bridge wiz carry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23

while the tax survey committee
has not made its report, and will not
be ready for some time to do so, it
has been known generally that one
of the purposes which it would seek
to accomplish is removal of the
state levy on property" Senator
Hoffman's statement said.
1.-THE committee also has. consid-
cred various substitutes for other
definite local levies as a means of
relieving property from its burden,
and among these the road repair
fund has been considered as one
which might be eliminated in whole
or in part.
"Just what substitute should be
suggested for any of these fixed
levies which the committee is con-
sidering as means of relief from
the property tax has not been de-
termined, but we hope to replace
such levies as best may aid our
plan to give positive and sure re-
lief to the owner of real estate, y
said Hoffman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23

One bridge on U. S. Highway 20,
southeast of Michigan City, in La
porte county, to carry forty-foot
pavement on the Dunes relief read.
Two bridges on Road %, oe-
tween Upton and Elwood, il Tip
ton county.
Six bridges on Road As. between
Haysville and Loogootee, in Martin
county.
Two bridges on o. S. Highway Sc,
between Loogootee and Shoals; one
to be $50 feet long in Martin coun-
ty, other to be located east Of Madi-
son in Jefferson county.
One bridge on Road So. near
Patriot, in Switzerland county.
One bridge on Road SO, near Ash
boro, in Clay county.
Five bridges on Road 81, between
Boonville and Winslow, in Warrick
and Pike counties. One of these
structures viii be 200 feet long over
the Patoka river in the south edge
Of Winslow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23
State Commission Denies
1880 Share of U. S. Road
Money Is $3,31L265.

Although dispatches from Wash
IL ,on this week stated $3,311 ,265 in
federal highway aid is immediately
available" to Indiana, Director John
j. Brown of the state highway de-
partment refuses to believe it, be-
cause his department has failed to
qualify for this amount and is now
functioning under a $1,600,000 loan.
Brown, through the state highway
publicity department, issued a state
ment trday setting out that Indiana
has "a credit of nearly $3,50O0OO of
federal moneys which will go far to
expedite the 1881 paving program"
Defense of the states failure to
take advantage of this sum and the
paying of interest on a loan instead,
continues in the statement as fol-
lows:
Reports to the contrary, this sum
was not available during the build
ing season of 1880, for So, 172, 252 has
been available for ALLEGATION only
since Sept. l. 1t will not actually be
available for disbursement until July
l. 1881. The commission already is
filing specifications with federal en-
gineerS asking for the ALLEGATION of
several thousand dollars each week.
1.-THE federal fund will be absorbed
as fast as Indiana highway depart
ment engineers complete and submit
surveys for federal government APP
proval on bridge and paving pro-
jects. Alarmists need not worry
that any part of this federal aid
fund will be lost to Indiana"
Browns statement then sets out
federal aid figures for Indiana as
being $5,299,881.78 unobligated Oct.
1; $1,4S9,418.84 to be collected on
projects under construction; $I,517,-
683.53 allocated to projects awaiting
federal government approval, and
1888 ,308.25 available, but not allo-
Gated to projects.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23
New Aviation Era to Begin
With Arrival of
Mail Plane.

When the mail plane Of the
Transcontinental and Western Air,
Inc, sweeps to stop at the new
municipal airport Saturday after
noon at $780, new era in aviation
will open to Indianapolis.
With the Observation-Disclosures
building nearing completion, Indi-
annapolis, city and airport officials
say, will have one of the largest
and most modern airports in the
country.
Arrival of the mail plane, which
will carry Postmaster General Wal
ter F.. Brown on it's New York to
Los Angeles flight, will be celebrated
by delegations of city officials,
aviation leaders and Chamber Of
Commerce members, who will SUI
perintend ceremonies at the field.
The Standard Oil Company's huge
plane, Stanolind, will make flights
from the field before and after the
arrival of the new line plane, carry
ing city officials and business men
for an air tour of the 947-acre air
port.
The most significant feature of
the new port is the three concrete
runways that will make the field
of untold value to planes during the
winter. The concrete runways are
104 feet wide and two of them are
1000 feet in length, while the third
is 100 feet long.
The airport has been built at a
cost of nearly $7OO,OOO. Besides T.
and W., other operating lines, in
GLIDING the Embry Riddle Company
of Cincinnati, connecting with Chi
cago, have communicated with Air
port Superintendent Paul Moore and
are expected to make headquarters
at the new field. e
The building, when completed, will
contain underground runways for
autos and taXis and passengers can
be unloaded in the structure. The
drive is one-way and circular
Light and traffic control of the
airport will be handled from a tower
on the field side of the administra-
ton building. Ticket, air lines and
telegraph Offices, lunchroom, kitchen
and emergency hospital will con-
tanned in the building.