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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-03
GROUP CELEBRATES
37TH ANNIVERSARY
Columbia Heights Citizens
Also Hold Short Business
Session in Final Meeting.

Members of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association last night cele-
brated the 37th anniversary Of their
organization at a meeting in the
Columbia Heights Christian Church.
The celebration was preceded by
short business meeting, at Wnlcn Tine
the association adopted resolution,
introduced by Mrs. Marie Flynn Mad
doX, requesting the Public UtnltleS
Commission to consider the reductlon
of gas rates in the city. Mrs. Maddox,
chairman of the Public Utilities Com
rnjttee also asked that the charges
made recently in newspapers against
a member of the Public Utilities Com
mission be referred to the Public Util-
tiles Committee of the Federation OF
Citizens Associations for investigation
and that a public hearing be held by
the commission.
T. Clinton Hiatt, chairman OF the
Public Safety Committee, introduce
resolution, which was adopted, ASKING
that the District Commissioners IN
stall traffic lights at the intersection
of Fourteenth and Euclid streets in
view of recent accidents occurring
there.
The guest speaker of the evening,
former Representative William E. An
drews. told of the value the Columbia
Heights Association has been to the
city and outlined its history and prog
ress in recent years. Pointing out
several instances of foreign ingrat1-
tude. Representative Andrews urged
strict enforcement Of the United States
immigration laws in an effort to keep
out undesirable aliens.
D. B. Axtell of the Sons OF the
American Revolution spoke en- the
advantages of Our National Form OF
Government" and asked that every
action be taken to abolish red activ-
tiles" and communism" in the coun-
try The work of the association for
the past 80 years was outlined by Her
man j. Clark.
Officers of the association formed on
the platform and together blew out
the candles of the anniversary cake.
Irving Bucklin gave several groups Of
solos and musical selections were pre-
sented by W. j. Oats also in celebra-
ton of the anniversary. New members
accepted are Charles K. Scott. CT 1414
Parkwood place and Henry w. Gilbert
of Falkstone Courts.
Announcement was made by Presi-
dent Albert E. Westrater, who pre-
sided, that the next meeting of the
association would be held the first
Tuesday in october.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-03
ToDAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

NationaI-Nationa Players in Bird
in Hand" at 2:20 and $40 pm.
Gayety-"Hindoo Bellies" at 2:l5 and
8:15 pm.
Columbia-"Strangers May Kiss" at
II am, los, $40. $40, 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Palace-"Daybreak," at 10:45 am,
1857, 3:15, 5:29, 7:43 and 1901 pm.
Fox-"Always Goodbye" at 1888
am, 2:19, ABA, 7:43 and 1858 pm.
Stage shows at 1870, 3:45, 6:54 and
9:09 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"White Shoulders"
at 1905 am, ITO, 500, 5:25, 1880 and
9:35 pm.
EarIe-"Gold Dust Gertie," at 1924
am, 2, 4:36, 1882 and 1908 pm. Stage
shows at l, 1886, 6:32 and 9:08 pm.
ropo'itan-"QuicE Millions" at IL
am, 12:48, 1886, 4:24, 6:12, 8 and
$50 pm.
TivOli-"The Public Enemy" at 2:25,
Ais, 6, 7:50 and 9:35 pm.
CentraI-"Dance, Fools, Dance" at II
am. to IL pm.
Subway Express" at
6:15, 8 and $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-03
BROKERAGE HOUSE FAILS
Henry and Kirkbride of Philadel-
phia Files Bankruptcy Petition.

PHILADELPHIA, June P.-A
voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed in the Federal District Court yes
terday by Henry g. Kirkbride, stock
brokers of this city. No schedule Of
assets and liabilities was filed. The
firm is composed of Patrick Henry end
Rirhard Arnold. Pepnel c. Kirkbride,
a former member of the firm, died last
March.
The concern is a comparatively small
one
The firm was later in the day sus-
pended from the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-03
GIRL DIES IN WHIRLPOOL

WATKINS GLEN, N. Y, June Ap).
Dorothy Herbert 81, of Elyria. Ohio,
was drowned yesterday in the whirlpool
below the falls in watkins Glen State
Park.
According to witnesses Miss Herbert
was sitting on the edge of stone arch
bridge and lost her balance, falling to
the water 20 feet below. The body was
recovered an hour later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-03
ORCHESTRA TO PLAY ON
TIDAL BASIN GONDOLAS
Authority for Experiment on Sun
day Given by Lieut.. Col.
Grant, Park Director.

Gondolas on the Tidal Basin will be
accompanied Sunday by the lifting
strains of a four-piece string orchestra.
Authority to experiment with the
music in connection with the operation
of the gondolas has been given by Lieut..
Col. L. s. Grant, Sd, director of Public
Buildings and Public Parks. The music
will be furnished by the Gondoleers, the
orchestra directed by Clyde and Manon
Stoneberger, and frequently heard over
the radio.
The test. being conducted under the
auspices of the Welfare and Recrea-
tional Association of Public Buildings
and Grounds, Inc, which operates the
Tidal Basin, will be made between 7:30
and o'clock Sunday evening and may
be repeated If desired by the public.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
Ease LEN - CZECH.

Po smrti riaditel'a zelcznic V
Kosiciach:: cele Slovensko 81 ze'
lalo, ably sd ma uprazdnene miesto
dostal Slovak. Ako o nastupcovi
Dolanskeho povravalo sa najviac
o inz. slavikqvi a elovenska We
rejnost' bola, veru, nemalo pre-
kvapena, ked,a sa dozvedela, re "a
riaditcl'a zeieznfc v Kesiciach Dol
vymenovany inz. Burian. Cech z
Hradca Kralovej. Inz. Slavik. ma
vrhovany slovenskou verejno-
st ,ou, hoci je ovePa starsim ma
mestnikom ako inz. Burian, nebol
vymenovany, ale podPa zasady
ceskej nenasytnosti: Slovensko
Cechom! dosadilo ministerstvo
zeleznic proti voli Slovakov na
toto miesto Cecha. Slovensko &C.
chom a ministrovi Mlcochovi ttto
krivdu nikdy nezabudne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
>sTAvBY KosICKYCH SK0L
ZAISTENE.

Krajinsky urad V Bratislave
rozhodol, re obecna skola V juZ-
nej casti mcsta KoSic ma byt' Wy
stavena dPa planu, navrhnuteho
kosickym architektom Breptom,
ktory V SIT All dostal prvll cenu.
Tiez ministerstvo Zemedelstva uz
rozhodlo, re pre- stavbu obecnej
skoly v severnej casti KoSic ma
byt' venovany pozemok z MAZE
tku hospodarskej skoly kosickej
podmienkou, re mesto Kosice V
buducnosti nahradu IA to po-
skyline pozemok V rovnakej W.
mere, ak by no bolo pre- hospo-
darsku skolu potreba. Mesto Ko-
sice poskytne pre- novostavbu slo-
yenskeho gymnazia V Kosiciach
zdarma pozemok a prispeje r6z-
nym materialom na stavbu tejto
skoly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
vEL'KE oHNE.

v obci Pacharovo v okrese mu'
kaeevskom zhorelo 20 domov a
rad BUDDY hospodarskych. Ohen
podistym podlozily deti.
Dna Z. aprila vecer vypukol v
obci Strazske, Zemplinskej, do
siaP neznamej priciny poziar v
stodole isteho gazdu, ktory sa pre-
vel'ky victor vel'mi rychle siril
ma okolite stodoly, pokrytd len
slamou a sindlom. Zakratko bolo
V plameni asi 6 stodol a okrem
toho sa este chytil al jeden dom,
ktory tiez zhorel do zakladov.
Tiez zhorelo mnoho zasob krmiva
takze skoda odhadovana je ma
100000 a ME je kryta poistenim.
v. Ruskom Hrabovci, Zemplin-
skej, vypukol V gazdovstve Jana
Tisancina poziar. Pricina ME je
znama. Skoda je vel'ka len z
malej ciastky kryta poistenim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
CHCEL UJST DO RUsKA s GU.
DEfNu PIN1Az1u.

. Sluha berneho tiradu Y Micha.
lovciach Dol poslany 16. apr. ma
postovy trad, aby ma eek vyzdvi-
hol 10,477 Kcs. Ma ceste dohonil
no berny iiradnik Jan Tokar a O.
dobral mu eek, tvrdiac, ze eek Dol
nespravne vystaveny, postal
sluhu, ably zavadu isiel ohlasit
prednostovi. Tokar vyzdvihol po-
tom tych 10,477 Res, najal 81 au-
to a odisiel do Humenneho. Pred
nosta berneho ilradu oznamil wee
cetnictvu, ktor6 potion Tokara v
Humennom zatklo v hostinci. To-
kar sa primal, re chcel so spre-
neverenymi peniazmi utiect' do
Ruska, nakol'ko ma Michalov-
ciach vel'ke dlzoby. Tokar boil
l'ahkomysel'ny clovek pokusil
sa l'anajsieho roku pre- dlzoby Q
samovrazdu aspirinom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
DIVE DETI SA UTOPILY.

: V obci Dolny Zdan pri Banskej
Bystrici doslo pc tieto dni k po-
l'utoyania hodnemu nest'astiu.
Dve deti rol nika Emericha Per-
vzenyiho, 10-rocny Jan a 13-roc-
na llonka, hraly sa IA brehu Hro-
nu. Pustily ma vodu koryto a sa-
me do neho vst1pily, nechajuc sa
unaSat' vodou. Dievca ratalo S
tym, ze u krutnavy sa zastavia
sami od seba, lebo tam voda je
stojata a ME hlboka. Nahoda ale
chcela, ze sa deti dostaly na svo-
iej neobvyklej lod'kc az do sire
du rieky, tam kde su vel'kt, ma
prby pohl 'ad ncvdiitel'nt tiry.
Koryto sa prevrhlo a deti spadly
do vody. Nevediac pldvat', volaly
o pomoc bcz toho, ze by ich ME
kto mohol pocut'. Len dial ky
pribeh pozoroval jedon rol'nik,
ktory al vidcl, ako coskoro zmi-
zly vo vlnach. Ich mrtvoly ncboly
dosiaP najdene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
SAMOVRAZDY MEDZI BERE.
HOVSKOU MLADEZOU.

Y ziadnom meste republike
neprihodi sa snad' tofko samo-
vrazd, ako V Berehove ma Pod
karpatskej Rusi. Nedavno zastre-
lii sd isty 17-rocny ueen a prave
70 chvili, ked' Dol jeho pohrab,
spachal samovrazdu jeho kama
rat. Teraz stala sa Ease podobna
samovrazda dvoch tamojslch mia
dych chlapcoy. Kratko potom O.
besil sa Ease isyt ucen, o diva dni
neskorsie spachal samovrazdu je-
den 12-rocny chlapec. Ked' sa Q
tom dozyedel eho 11-rocny ka,
marat, ze sa jeho priatel obesil,
povedal donna, re tiez skonci
svoj zivot. Zaujlmave je, re yse.
tel mladi yrahovia nemali k sa,
movrazde yobec ziadnej priciny a
policii az dosiaP nepodarilo 50
yysetrit', 90 dohala nladcz, ably
81 brala zivot.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
BESTIALNA VRAZDA v EAR
NOVICI.

Zarnoyicka zena BarinOva ma
la dlhy cas- muza V Belgii na "a
robkoch. Kym muz bol na pra-
each V cudzine, Darinova viedla
donna iidajne nepckny zivot. Do
brosrdecny muz, ked' sa navratil
domov. a dozvedcl sa tom, svo-
jci zene odpustil, lebo chcel mat
V domacnosti 'pokoj. Barinova a.
lie, ktirej muz podl'a vsetkych
znakov Dol V ceStc. odhodlala sa
zbavit' sa svojho muza. Vecer,
ked muz zaspal. kuchynskym
nozom podrezala mu kirk az po
kost'. Muz sa zbudil 70 spanku,
zalozil 81 na krvacajilce hrdlo
zdrap 70 svojej kosele tax Wy
behol ma ulicu volat' o pomoc
Tam vsak klesol ma zem a vykr.
vacal. Gin Barinovej, ztorj bola
hned zatknutd, vzbudil V Zarno
Wei vel'ky rozruch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
CERMAK sLOVAK?

"Pragai magyar hirlap" II. a.
prila pretlaca temer celostranovy
clanok Eugena R6vtsza L misko-
Veckeho "Reggeli hirlapu'', kto
reho sa dozvedame, ze otec Anto-
ma Cermaka (mayora Chicaga)
I'll dlht roxy V Turci so svojim
bratrancom Janom, dnes pcnzio-
novanym 70-rocnym robotnikom
V Miskovci. Obidvaja drotarcili
a miskovecky Jan dojaty spomi-
na V interview svoje mlade ca
sy, menovite bratranca jeho syn
ka Tonka, al rozpamatiiva ha mi.
10 na ich odchod "a more. Roz.
praya i 0 svojom milostnom SO.
kovstve o Svarnu Anku, ktoru ri.
skal 81 potom mladsi bratranet
ktora stala sa nesk0r matkou
Antona Cermaka.
(Pozn. red. 49, Pochybujeme {
pravdivosti, zeby Cermak boil slo
venskeho rodu. Predsa neudal by
Kladno pri Prahe "a svoje rodi
sko otec by hovoril elovensky
coby sa priam Anton boil V Anne
rike medzi Cechmi vychovany po
cestil. Bude to len mad 'arska ka
cica-vymyslenina.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
EXKRkL' ALFoNs MA sLO.
UNsKo.

Bgvaly spanielsky kral' Alfonz
oznamil aesko.slovenskym IRA
dom, ze v tyyzdni po 10. mali Ia
vita do Cesko-Slovenska, ably 81
prehliadol zamok Lubovna ma
Spisi ma Slovensku, ktory MAZE
tok kupil prostrednlctvom svoj-
no pribuzneho, kniezat'a Zamoj-
skeho kratko pred prevratom vo
svojej vlasti, Zamok ten, blizko
pol 'skych hranic sa vypinajhci,
je pritomne opravovany talk da-
leko, ably v niekolko tyzdnoch
mohol byt' okupovany. Je mozne,
ze Alfonz ma zamku tom celou
rodinou sd usadi. akonahle totiz
spanielske vol'by do parlamentu
budu prevedene a on ztratl po-
sledne nadeje na navrat k byva-
lemu svojmu tronu V Madride.
Alfonz hodla prist' na Slovensko
so svojim pribuznym Mirandom;
ktory no svojho casu i ma ceste
do Anglic doprevadzal.
(Ako ,je znamo, pred niekolko
dnami prislo na Slovensko pat
vagonov osobnych veci kralov-
skej rodiny spanielskej, tedy ma
Sc hadanie, ze sa Alfonz utiahne
zit' na Slovensku, m6ze sa vypl-
nit. Red.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
KREMACIA v tsR.

V Cechach a ma Moravc majn
8 krematorii, kde sa spal'ujt mr.
tvi: Praha, Liberec, Pardubice,
Most, Nor. Ostrava, Plzen, Nym-
burg, Ceske Budejovice a Brno.
V tychto krematoriach bolo cd
prevratu 32,311 kremacii a to V
Prahe 17,027, v iberci 6,115, V
Pardubiciach 1923, V Moste 2,152
V Nor. Oostrave 1859, Plzni
1892, V Nymburgu 6l9, V Ces.
Budejoviciach 461 Brnc od
vlanajSka 1913. Roku 1919 bolo
67O kremacii, T.. 1880 4,725; z to-
ho bolo 1928 katolikov, 1918 bez
vyznania, 67S prislusnikov csl.
cirkvi, 37O protestantov, 116 Ii
dov a IA pravoslavnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
NovY TRANsPoRT 0BsKfuH
ZAMEsTNAleO0v MA sLo.
VENSKo.

Vseobecnej slovenskej pozia.
davke aby ma Slovensko Wac ces-
kych zamestnancov , do statnej
sluzby nebolo prijimane, sa vseo-
becne nevyhovuje. Ma minister
stve vn1tra Prahe k vel el'kemu
nasmu zdeseniu sme' sa dozvede-
Ii, re ministerstvo vndtra finan-
eli sa spolocne dohodly, ably 10
kancelarskych tradnikov ceskej
narodnosti, ktori s1 ma krajin-
skom trade V Uzhorode zbytoc-
nymi, bolo prelozen6 na Sloven-
sko.
O veci ma MAR. osvobozeni'
al blizsie informacie, lebo spomi-
ma, re predbezne od /. apr. a /.
maja t. T.. asi desat' kancelar-
skych tiradnlkov prejde Podk,
Rusi na Slovensko a to k finan-
cnym nradom V Ziline, Liptov-
skom Sv. Mikulasi, Malackach,
Prievidzi, Krupine atd'. Dalsich
pat 1radnfkov prejde na Sloven'
sko O 2-3 mesiace neskorsie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy prebrane krajovych
casopisov.)
VEL'KE POVODNE MA SLO-
VENSKU.

Bratislava, %. apr. - Yah a
ieho pritoky, Hron, Slatina, Ipel'
ich pritoky s1 tax slime roz-
vodnene, re nastala katastrofalna
zaplava celeho kraja. V Ziline Wy
sttpil Yah brehov voda stoji
bezprostredne pred hriskom S.
X. Zilina. Obec Novy Chlumec a
Banova (Trenc.) stoja ciastocne
pod vodou, takze bolo treba osem
domov vyprazdnit'. Najvatsie ne
bezpecie hrozl Strecnu, kde "a
playa siaha az k zeleznicnej trait.
10 Ziliny bola vyslana jedna vo-
jenska rota technickeho oddele-
MIA. Zvlast' na materiale sp6so-
bill rozvodneny Yah a jeho prito-
ky vel Ike Skody. Okresne trady
urobily vsetky opatrenia k odpo-
moci postihnutych obc1.
V krajoch, ktorymi preteka rie-
ka Hron, vyliala sa yoda z bre-
hov nasledkom dlhotrvajucich
dazd 'ov a zaplavila na niekto-
rych miestach Stroke. okolie. Mad
Banskou Bystricou prlvaly v6d
strhly voz S konmi do pru du. Ko-
he ne'bolo mono zachranit', dra-
w prud ich odniesol az k Zvole-
nu. Rieka Slatina je tiez rozvod-
nena. Celia dolina levicka je ohro-
zena. Mnoho dedin muscle byt'
vyst'a 'ahovane. Dalej su rozvodne.
ne rieky Krupina a Ipel'.
Nasledkom povodni boly trate
medzi stanicami' Zarnovica a Sv.
KrM IL. Hronom, Mlynanske Te-
sare az Nova Yes mad Zitavou a
d'alej Lucatln a Zamostie Ia ira
ii Banska Bystrica Cerven;l
Skala, pidomlet6 a doprava pre-
rusena. Poruchy potryaju asi 20
hodin. Doprava sa udrziava len
ma trait Levice-Zarnovica Hill
nik-Hronska Breznica.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
sTUZKY v MADARSKYCH
BARVACH.

Kosice, %. apr. - Kosicky to-
varnik Michal Keil vyrabal stuz-
ky na balenie v mad 'arskych ma
rodnycb barvach predal ich OBJ
chodnlkoyi Kalmanovi kosi-
ciach, ktory ich pouzival V OBJ
chode. Krem toho NAL Keil ma
lepky opatrene syojou firmou, ma
ktorej jako sidlo podniku bolo u
dane: Kassa, Hongry. Dnes odpo-
vedal pred kosickym okresnym
s1dom precinu poburoyania a
uviedol ma svoju obranu, ze stuz-
ky holy objednane pre- Mad arr
sko ale melody objednatel'om O.
dobrane, takze ich predal V kosi.
ciach. Obchodnik Kalman, ktory
stuhy klpil, hajil sa tym, zc 81
yobec ncpoysimnul toho, re stu
hy sd v mad 'arskych barvach,
llemal yraj proyokatiynych lmy-
slov, ked'' stnzky yo svojom OBJ,
chode pouziyal.. Go sa tyka fir
movych nalepok nadpisom Kas-
sa, Hongry, udayal Keil, ze ma
lepky su este 20 starej dolby q &c
pri pouEiti ich vzdy slovo Hong.
ry vy1nazal. Sud uyeril obzalova-
uym i oboch ich osJobodil.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15

ssl slovmi to 8 telegramov pill.
nych, "A eiastocne pilnych, Ills
obycajn5ch, SO spisanych ' doho-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
DIVA MILIONY .KORUN NEZA.
MESTNANYM.

Obec bratislavska rozdelila "a
9 mesiacoy nezamestnanym V
Bratislave byvajucim skoro diva
miliony Kes., z ktorych jeden We
novalo ministerstvo soc. peclivo-
sti. Druhy million boil uhradeny
ciastocne 20 sbierok darov -
vyse stvrt miliona - d'alej z pre-
bytkov mestskych podnikov V
rovnakej vyske a zbytok roz-
poctu mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
DIVADLA MA MAGURE.

Po staroveskej hasicskei diva
delnej zabave, usporiadal al lech-
llirky hasicsky sbor ma Vel XII
noe zabayu, spojeni1 divadel-
nlm predstavenim. Hral sa Hrdb
laeky. Najblizsie divadlo bude Y
Hsligpvciach. ~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15

.vorenej re6i ~l....4,. B, 440 nepil.
INCH, 359 listovych, So konca
ttxdha a 367 gratulacnfch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-15
POLTRETA TISICA RADIO
GRAMoV MEDZI CsR. A
AMERIKOU.

V prvom mesiaci priameho ra-
dioteegrafneho spojenia medzi G..
S. r. a Amerikou, t. j. v mesiacl
decembri, tbolo medzi Prahou a
New Yorkom dopravene radiote-
,egraficky 2,491 telegramov 36,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-15
LOUISVILLE AIR LINE
TO BE lNAUGURATED
Three Round Trips Daily Planned
From indianapolis Airport

Arrangements for starting new
air line Jan. l from Louisville to
indianapolis, connecting with the
Cincinnati Chicago line of Embry-
Riddle division, were made today
at a conference of works board
members with officials of American
Anyways, Inc.
The air line was represented at
the conference by General John F.
Organ and John Paul Riddle.
1t is planned to operate three
round trips daily, making it posi-
BILE for indianapolis residents to
leave here early in the morning
and reach Jacksonville, Fla, or Dali
las, Tex, the same day, Riddle said.
The Always officials agreed to
terms of a contract for use of mu-
nicipal airport, having operated I'M
der an agreement in the past.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-15
Rivers Are Rising

By United Press
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 15.-Weath-
ermen today believed Ohio had been
saved from serious floods by sharp
fall in temperature and generally
clear skies today.
Three days of intermittent and at
some time torrential, rains, brought
streams in southern Ohio and Ken
lucky and several streams in north
ern Ohio to high stages. Roads
we're inundated at points where they
dipped through low ground.
Trapped in the overflow Of a small
creek, Thomas Carlos, 43, of Mar
tins Ferry, was suffocated by gas
fumes in his automobile. The Ohio
river was rising, but the peak of
the high water was believed reached
Monday.
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impersonates the woman who sings
at her first recital. Before she gets
through she has thrown out of the
orchestra pit $50 to speak, the brass
and wind instruments because they
smother her high notes.
No, this woman has not changed.
She needs no crutches or wheel
chair to get her on the stage. She
even finds time to walk on the stage
and put over a nifty when Sydney
Marion is doing his stuff.
This Marion person is a comic
who I think would just love to tell
story off key. He comes mighty
near it and sometimes right on it.
Members of several acts help him to
put over his general confusion idea.
He is different. thank goodness.
Max Fisher brings a band to the
vaudeville stage in a presentation
that has class, melody and heat as
well as novelty. He is different
from most conductors of modern or
chestra. He has individuality and
that quality gives a different COM
plexious to his band.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-15
Deaths

>, lydia A. Roland. 81. Coleman hospital
ct Nellie Y. Bannworth. 81 7o5 North Riley.
pita1. sarcoma. A'S
Anna Matilda Albright. 81. Long bos-
pital. lobar pneumonia.
George Spaulding, rs. Central indiana
hospital general PARALYSIS
John Bland. e. 462 Blake. chronic in
John. S. Wasburn 90. Methodist hos
plIal. broncho pneumonia
ate. acute mvocarditis
William Blaricum 81 cfkv hnSn;t.Y
tuberculosis. S04'
Isum d. Kingerv. SO. Christian hosnital
cerebral hemorrhage S''ai'
George Richardson, 81 CITY hosnita1
chronic nvocarditis
Frank DuPue II, Christian hoSnstal
chronic mvocarditis.
Andrew Jackson Myers. 81. Garfield park.
acute mvocarditis
Pleasant 4. EasIey. 81. 1864 Roosevelt
Deborah Jane McClary, 81. IS South
Tuxedo. chronic myocarditis
Herman J.. Barnard. 70. 1217 College,
Florence a. Logan. s.. 81 Oakland. lObar
pneumonia.
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Births
Girls

Curtis and Clara M Nicholson. 7aa Con
gress. 100 Con-
Willie and Mary Boiler. Coleman hos
James and Mary Meek. Coleman bosnito1
tWlllIiam and Alice Stoner. Coleman hos
Ray and Ruby Jarrett 1852 North Gala
samuel and Thelma Britton. 1921 Hiatt
lanes ana Mary IngleS. 5342 BroadWsv
ni foIln ana Guth Albertson, Methodist hos
Roy and Georgia Rees. city hospita1
John and Gertrude Botos, citv hosnita1
Haywood and Nellie Scott. city hospital.
hospital. ""4V' NllISVlan
Glenn and Marie Holmes. Christian hos
James and Mary Couts. 2Iss North olnev.
chester and PanSY Wallace 1921 lee
", Anthony and Emma Kieffer. S27 South
77, Hartyyey, and Nellie Francis. 1241 west
Ralph and Epulia saxton. 424 West
", Robert. and Julia Leonard. 4o1sh East
Andrew and Maggie Gaddie. 1881 West
:, Hosie and Eva Franklin, 217 South No
Fine, Elmer and Ethel Mccartney. Coleman
Henry and Helen Shirley, Coleman hos
Jerald and Ruth Miller. SOB Hovev.
william and Louise LESSEE, 318 East
seventeenth.
Harry and Helen Hoover. 2447 pierson
. Daniel and zelma Mowery, 426 South
James and Hilda Reed, 2so41s North
William and Margaret Moeller, Methodist
Ruben and Frieda Lindstrom. Methodist
hospital
Carl and Aubrey Austin, Methodist hos
field. -0'' WIZ
Harry and Merle Williams, ss47 Ken
CLYDE and Ann waynscott. 1884 West
Raymond and Catherine 8oehm. I1s
Arthur and Marie Rathz, 27s7 Napoleon
Caroline. S1AO
RAYMOND and Lillian Perry. 600 East
prospect Robert and Georgis Martin. 622
West Thirteenth. '---' va
II, Earl and Julia Hopson. sl8 West
-. Twins
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