davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-22
=IRTA: SZENTIMREI MARTHA :

No, ha mem tagadjatok, hogy birtokot
vettetek az en- keservesen szerzett dollarJai-
mon szamon is kerem, hova tettetek birto-
kom jovedelmet, vagy eladasi arat? Mert TO-
galmam sincs rola, mint safarkodtatok.
- Lassabban kovetelessel Az a birtok
roman kezekbe keriilt, megszallott teruleten
van.
Amint EFT kimondtam, elroppent mind
nyajunl1 trefas kedve, mint verebek "a
bos tarisznyarol, mkor kocss nagyot csor-
dit ostoraval. Miska par komoly szoval ell
mondta batyjanak, miert ALT az 8 neven egy
nagybirtok
Ertem, ertem... - bologatott ba-
tyank. - Csak az kar, hogy mem tudtam
rola.. magasabban hordtam volna feje-
met Amerikaban.
Hamar megszokott nalunk a Gerdan
arvak Sc idegenkedtek tole, SGT szerettek vol
ma tole sok mindent megtudni az india
nokr6l. De azokrol mem igen tudott beszelni
vegI kisult, hogy az arvak tobbet tudnak
roluk, mint 8.
- Egyszer muzeumban LATHAM fegy-
vereiket annyi volt az egesz Els ait hal
lottam, hogy lassankent XII fognak halni, mint
a bolenyek, melyekre hajdan vadasztak.
- Csodalatos - jegyezte meg Gyuri
- Albany tortenetet olvastam roluk, mind
egyikben megskalpoltak az angolokat. Es
megse az angolok fogytak el hanem az in
dianok?
Merit arrol ta1an mem irtak konyvet,
hogy az angolok hany indiant vegeztek XII.
hogy elvehessek fodjeket es kincseiket. Csak
tiirt koldusok ok osek foldjen.
Mint mi szegeny szekely testvereink
Erdelyben-. meg felvideki, banat, nyugat-
magyarorszagi testvereink, akik idegen ura-
lom ala keriiltek Akkor 6k is elfogynak?
Gyuri tagranyilt, okos szemeiben vegte-
len fajdalom latszott. (Trianon ota ugy no
magyar gyermekekkel egyitt fajdalom, mint
kezik, vagy labuk.) Siettem megnyugtatni.
Mem ugy lesz! Az indianok nyillal
lottek. Az angolok puskaval Az angolok jo-
zanok maradtak S az indianokat lereszegitet-
tex = azzal nyertek. De nekunk jobb fegy-
vereink vannak, mint ellensegeinknek.
Gyuri kedvetlenul legyintett.
= Mem vagyok mar olyan kis flu, akit
e!amithat, Mihaly bacsi Pontosan tudom,
milyen keves katonank, fegyveriink van, ha-
zank feldaraboloinak pedig rengeteg.
- Ugy van. Megse amitas az en- besze-
dem. Mem tankokra, meg egyeb fityfenek-
re celoztam. A mi ellensegeink meg most is,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-22

mem paszolok. Most aztan mem tudom, hogy
hova legyek mihez fogjak keves penzemmel.
Miska tanult ember, megkoszonnem jo ta-
racsat.
Adunk tanacsot, meg kalacsot is -
mosolygott Miska az aggodalmaskodora. =
Hcva lenne mikor senlije sincsen? Maradjon
koztunk! Mint tudja, gazdasagban mindig el-
kel ket dolgos kez. Valami finom allassal nem
szolgalhatok, magam is mindenes vagyok, az
apam, meg felesegem szinten Istvan ba-
tyam is csak mindenes ehet koztunk: ICY
legalabb mindnyajan egy rangban leszunk
Rostellenek kegyelemkenyeren clos
kodni szabadkozott. - Ha rokonna hui
zodik meg az ember, ha dolgozik is nekik,
AIT olyan kegyeemkenyernek tartjak min
denitt vilagon.
No, mink mem! - szotam = Neklnk
is jo ha huz hozzank valaki, inert ait ha-
boru ota nagyon nehez valakit6l megkapni.
Mem ragaszkodik mar cseled a gazdajahoz.
Aztan, hogy egeszen itthon erezze magat, ha
egyszer valamikor adoert-miert szorul skap-
cank, mikor mines penz bugyellarisban, ma id
igenybe vesszink a dollarjaidat
Vegyetek. Es aldjon meg benneteket
az listen, amiert felkaroltok! - halalkodott
1stvan bacsi lattam mindjart kihull SEE
meb6l konny, ha trefara mem forditom
dolgot.
Hiszen mem mondjuk, hogy egyszer
es mindenkorra erie be velunk csak addig,
mig meg mem hazasodik.
- Ne izz bel6lem csufot, Mihaly! Ven
banya mem kell nekem, de talan egy vasorru
baba Sc jonne velem paphoz. Kinek kell az
ilyen elnyitt ember?
- Micsoda? Egy nagybirtokos meg
nyolcvan esztendos koraban is kap tizenhat-
ewes leanyt.
- Csakhogy en- soha sem voltam meg
kisbirtokos Sc 1tthon napszamoskodtam,
Amerikaban meg bekeriltem banyaba
- Mem jol tudja. Hiszen az Istvan ba-
tyam megbizasabol vette meg Miska fiam
parbajban elesett Abendstern Aurel birtokat
S OFT is gazdalkodott a haborug. Kerdezze
meg akarkit6l.
Miskara nezett.
- Apad Iowa akar tenni!
- Apam csak szinigazat mondja.
(Akkor meg ugy nezett rank Istvan ba-
tyam, mintha megbolondultunk volna. ESQ.,
finn rakacsintott, attol eszbe kapott, hogy
trefa lappanghat az igazsag a1att. Hirteen
neki allott feljebb tettetett szigorusaggal
szolt rank:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-22
Observation-Disclosures
- Tessek azonnal hazajonni. ven

Tessek azonnal hazajonni. ven-
deg van.
Kicsoda, te?
Mem tudom. A tensasszony paran-
csolt ram, hogy egyk labam lit legyen,
mask OFT, annyira siessek
Akarki fiaert Zsofim soha sc hagyatta
veiem felbe munkamat, hat nyomban tiszta-
ban voltam vele, hogy csak olyan vendeg le-
het, akit regen nem lattunk De kicsoda? Sc
hogy Sc tudtam etalalni, mig szaporan lepe-
gettem haz fele A konyhaban egy kicsit
megkefeltettem magamat szolgaloval az
alatt ferfihang hallatszott XII tiszta szoba-
Dol. Azonnal felismertem hangot, de nem
hittem fuleimnek. AIT Sc tudtam, hogy nyis-
SAX be: mem talatam kilincset, pedig he
lyen volt. Akit bent meglattam, valoban
volt, az eltunt, halottnak hitt baro Donogany
Edgar - az Istenben boldogult Dalma baro-
Nc testverbatyja.
Baro Donogany Edgar nagyon ritka VEN
deg volt Gerdan kasteyban Sep, buszke
ferf..:. haboru -el6tt kovetseg titkar volt
Gcrogorszagban. Nagyon hasonlitott a bar6-
n6hoz. Es ritka latogatasa mindig orominnep
volt Urmospusztan huganak, sogoranak. O
meg elobb bevonult ezredehez, mint szegeny
gazdam, de mar haboru masodik esztende-
jeben eltint Is mivel soha semmi hiradas Sc
erkezett t6le, id6vel elmult az a remenyseg
is, hogy hatha hadifogoly? Es mem is teri
vissza egyik hadifogoly szalitmannyal Sc.
Hat hogyne lep6dtem volna meg, miIsor
teljes epsegben hazunkban tisztelhettem
= listen hozta, meltosagos baro ur! Ilyen
orom.... ilyen rettent0 Macy orom... XII Sc
tudom mondani! - evvel mentem fele.
Felallt es megrazta kezemet.
- Minden szonal, amit mondhatna, job
ban esik, hogy megismert Idaig minden is
mer6som akivel talalkoztam, remuldozott:
"Te vagy csakugyan, Edgar, vagy csak az
arnyekod?" Sokszor mar magam is ugy erez-
tenn, kisertet vagyok
- Mem hinnem hogy akarmelyik kiser-
tet olyan jo szinben lenne, mint baro ur.
Megvallasodott, miota mem LATHAM.
( Eleg csoda. Pedig miken mentem ke-
resztiil. :. de sokat kibir az ember Meme
lyik ember - javitotta XII magat es megtort
hangon tette hozza:
Szegeny Dalma hugom... Gyorgy
sogorom. Ok elpusztultak. ;. itthon.
Lehajtott f6vel, nernan alltunk egymas-
sal szemben nehany pillanatig. Azutan ossze-
szedtem magamat.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-22
Aratas utan varatlan vendegiink erke-

Aratas utan varatlan vendegink erke-
=zett. Istvan batyank. Amerikabol. Akit mi
itt(aon megtettiink nagybirtokosnak, mig &
~csaa< betevo falatert kuzkodott nagy vi
zen tul. Ugy jott haza hogy mem megy visz-
sza t0bbet, ambar csak par szaz dollart ho-
.zott rnagaval No, azert par szaz dollarert
snem volt erdemes legenynek maradnia es
:annyra elkoptatni magat, hogy legalabb tt
.zenot esztendovel t0bbet mutatott az ide-
HenA
Nagyon csodalkozott helyzetinkon.
- AIT hittem, rossz helyen jarok, nlikor
beleptem = mondta. Mem gondoltam
hogy listen ICY felvitte dolgotokat. Anne
rikaban csak szerencsetlen hazank ajarol es
bajairol hasaottunk, meg tonkrement lako-
Sokrol.
= "kinek listen akarja, almaban is meg
ada. Ugy igaz! Magunk is csodanak tartjuk,
hogy mem uszott Ell osszekuporgatott vagyon-
kank nagy veszedelemben. Olyan szeren-
csc. mint mikor elsilyed egy halo, szazan is
elvesznek, nyolcan-tzen pedig megmeneku-
mex. Azonban eleget szenvedtiink mi is -.
azonfelul most Sc fenekig tejfel minden. Az
taa-5obb ICY, mintha szegenysegben vergod-
lnenk, messzir6l jott vendegnek is Igaz-e?
- Jobb! Csak restellem, hogy en- SEM
naire Sc vittem es beallitottam, ahova mar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-22

Erdekes nj szokasok vannak
ebben az orszagban, bar a pol
garsag joresze mem torodik, inert
mem veszi eszre ezeket dolgo-
kat, erdemes azokkal mindenki-
mex megismerkedni.
A mutt heten a hadiigyminisz-
ter megkerte az igazsagigymi-
mister 'secret service" osztalyat,
hogy inditson a1apos vizsgalatot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-22
tFolytatas)

Rahagytam. Maid ha olyan idos lesz,
mint en-, magatol is rajon, hogy mindenben,
ami megnevettet az embert, nagy bolcseseg
rejiik, megha ertelmetennek latszik is. Merit
1ninden, ami felvidit meghosszabbitja ele-
,tiinket.
ket nap roppant hamar eltelt. Bucsu-
.zaskor Aurel megigerte Dalmanak, hogy If
a sajat eszebol egy notat elkuldi neki.
- En- pedig megmintazom magat, amint
hegedul. es akkor adom oda szobrot, mi
kor taaalkozunk
- Hat mi NIT igerunk egymasnak? -
:fordult Gyuri Tildushoz.
En- mintazni mem tudok, de megta-
nuiok jol fozn ha megnt talalkozunk, en-
f5zom meg kedvenc eteleit.
= En- pedig addig kitalalok valamit, ami
re buszke legyen!
ICY valtak el, sep egyezsegben, az eszuk-
DE Sc jutott hogy talan soha tobbe mem lat
.Ja&k egymast, inert Gerdan arvak utja lefele
wezetett szegenyseg hinarjaba, az Abend-
stern arvake pedig fel, gazdagsagos, viragos
dornbjara-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
DON irwin WILL
DISCUSS STATE
ADMINISTRATION
Republican Editors to Hear
Talk on Government
Under MCNutt.

Estate Government Under Gov
ernor McNutt" will be the title of
an address to be given by Don B.
Irwin, Republican state chairman,
at the gridiron dinner of the Re
publican Editorial Association to-
morrow night at the SEVERN.
The editors will open a two-day
session at noon and close with the
annual banquet at the Claypool
Saturday night.
Other gridiron speakers will be
Robert R. Mccormick, publisher of
the Chicago Tribune, and Senator
Arthur r. Robinson.
Paul Bausman, Washington, is
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. Arthur K. RemmeI. Fir.
Wayne, president of the association,
will preside.
Speaker Saturday night is Rep
resentative James NJ. Beck of Penn
Sylvania, new deal" foe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
KIN OF POET LEAVES
$250,000 TO RELATIVES
LOngfellOw's Daughter Wills $4,000
More TO Charity.

81 Htfcd Press
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March s.
Public requests of s23 900 and pri-
vate requests of upward of s250.OO0
are provided in the will of Mrs. An
ME Longfellow Thorp, rs, last
daughter Of the poet. Longfellow.
Mrs. Thorp, the Laughing Al
legra' Of The Children's Hour"
left $4,000 TO each of five daugh-
ters and also made them her resid-
vary legateeS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
JAPAN PROPOSES
GIGANTIC NAVY
Building Program to Rival
u. S. Is Planned,
Says Admiral.

BIZ LHited Press
TOXIC, March 8-Admiral Mineo
Osumi, minister of marine, an
nounced today that because of the
$3.50 100000 Vinson navy bill, passed
by the United States senate Tues
day, Japan r-"st build additional
warships.
His announcement seemed con-
crete evidence Japan did not intend
after next year to accept the 5-5-3
ration of the expiring naval treaties
Osumi said that at the end of
1889 Japan would have slightly over
so per cent of ships as compared
to the United States. He cited ton
mage figures as of that time on the
basis of present programs as ia
pan 1876, 1868, United States lbs ,240.
That is 5-3-5 ratio, giving Japan
65 per cent as many ships as the
United States instead of the pres
ent treaty ratio of go per cent, even
without the building program he
said would be necessary.
Osumi estimated that at the end
Va 1907 OH JIIe DdolS VI programs,
the United States would have 1875
ships, Japan, $50. He classified the
projected number of larger ships as:
Battleships-United States, Is;
Japan. 9.
Aircraft Carriers-United States,
6; Japan, 6.
Cruisers (8-inch guns)-United
States. 10; Japan, II.
Cruisers (6-inch guns)-United
States. 10: Japan, 49,
DestrOyers-United States, 81;
Japan, SO.
Submarines-United States, 40;
Japan, 35.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
LONDON DENIES
PLAN TO REGAIN
WRIGHT PLANE
u. S. Societies Have Made
No Requests, Museum
Officials Say.
BvUnited Press

By United Press
LONDON, March S-The first
motor powered airplane to take the
air with human load now hangs
in the British Science Museum here.
It was made and flown by Ameri-
cans. But this original machine of
the Wright brothers, which made
its epoch-making flight at Kitty
hawk, N. c., has been in Britain
since 1928.
The director of the museum de-
MED today that any overtures had
been made by any American inSti-
tuition. including the Smithsonian,
to acquire the exhibit.
The plane, with the dummy of a
pilot stretched at full length on a
wing close to the body of the ma
chine, hangs between one of the
earliest types of glider known and
a modern low-winged seaplane, ca
pable of more than 300 miles an
hour.
The huge hall which houses the
machine is filled with other records
of mans attempts to conquer the
air. The biplane in which Alcock
and Brown first flew the Atlantic
hangs next to the tiny Moth in
which Amy Johnson made her first
flight to Australia.
Parts of the first model to make
a free flight under power, which was
furnished by a small steam engine,
lie beneath a reconstruction of the
same machine. This model was con-
structed by John Stringfellow as far
back as 1848, and has two four
bladed propellors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
Schultz Attacks New Deal
Before City Bar Group

citation at a dinner-meeting at the
Columbia Club. His subject was
"Reconditioning Our Ideals for an
Age of DisilluSionment.
The professor of economics out
lined six requisites for the rebuild
ing of America, which, he said, had
been destroyed economically because
of factors involved in the World
war.
These requisites are faith, which
must serve as the foundation of the
new America; service, which must
serve as the motive; cooperation,
which must become the method; the
golden rule, which must be the law;
optimism, which will become the
guiding spirit, and character, which
must be the goal" Professor Schultz
declared.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08

AS the brief ceremony was con-
Quoted, the Swedish RiksmarskaIk
lord high Observation-Disclosures on
his way to Stockholm to issue de-
crees depriving the prince of his
royal status for marrying a COM
moner He will be deprived of the
right Of succession to the throne.
He is third in line as the second son
of Grown Prince Gustav Adolf
The ceremony was most simple
dramatic in contrast to the SOL
emn ceremonials to which royal
princes such as Sigvard are destined
if they obey the laws of their coun-
tries restricting their choice of
wives to officially approved prin-
ceSSes.
There was no best man and no
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
Nomination Candidates
Begin Filing Tomorrow

For the first time in Marion coun-
ty all candidates for city offices
must file at the county election bu-
reau. Under the 1888 election act
the election duties formerly per-
formed by the city clerk were dele
gated to the county board of CON-
missioners.
Candidates for mayor, city clerk
and six city councilmen must file
their declarations of candidacy at
the courthouse.
All aspirants for county offices,
except those running for prosecutor
and the ten judgeships, must file
at the election headquarters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
CCC YOUTH lMPERILS
LIFE TO SAVE BUDDY
Leg Amputated. Hero Hopes He Still
Can Be Radio Operator.

Leg Amputated, Hero Hopes He Still
Can Be Radio Operator.
BB United Press
PORTLAND. Ore. March 6.-Hero
of the western Washington CCC
camp. Johnny Wilson. Is, of Iowa.
worried today only about the posi-
bility that loss of leg would inter
fere with his dream of becoming
radio operator.
Young Wilson CALAMITY leaped in
to the path of falling tree to push
a fellow-worker from the danger
zone.
Better that it was me-" he told
rescuers when they lifted the tree
that had crushed his leg. He has
a family. I haven't
Another worker held a torniquet
on the injured leg as an ambulance
sped over mountain roads to bring
Johnny tc the hospital here.
There's a buddy for you, the in
iured youth said to attendants on
arrival
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08

Trackless trolley buses will
be put on eight lines under
the plan and several other
lines will be abandoned or re-
routed.
Before approval is given to the
plan, A house-tO-house canvas will
be made to ascertain the attitude Of
the people affected by the aban-
donment and rerouting, the board
promised. A public meeting will be
held by the board before final action
is taken.
CrosstoWn service will be facili-
tated by the placing of trackless
trolley buses on the following lines:
Brookside-Wes Michigan; Bright
wood West indianapolis; Columbia
Indiana; Northwestern Garfield
Park English avenue; West Tenth
Prospect South East; South Meri-
dian-Riverside: East Tenth street
and Pennsylvania street lines.
Two Lines Would Be Dropped
The indianapolis Railways Inc
would abandon the Garefild Park
street car line from Madison avenue
and Morris to Lincoln and East
streets.
Also in line for abandonment is
the Brentwood and Madison avenue
motor coach lines. The Madison
avenue line extends from Morris
and Union streets to Minnesota and
Madison avenue.
In place of the Brightwood bus
line. a tracklesS trolley line would
be rerouted from Roosevelt and Ia
coma avenues to follow the Bright
wood motor coach line to Twenty
fifth and Gale and on Gale to
Thirtieth and Sherman drive. A
feder line would extend from Co
lumbia avenue to Thirtieth street.
A new section of the city would
be opened to transportation facili-
ties by the proposed rerouting of
the Prospect trackless trolley west
on Prospect to South East street
and north on East street to Vir-
ginia avenue.
The Garfield trackless trolley
would be be rerouted south on Del
aware street to Morris street and
east on South East street to Ray
mOnd street. under the plan.
Other changes contemplated by
the railway company are the aban-
donment Of the following street car
lines:
Alabama street line from Fl.
WAYNE to Nineteenth streets; Gar
field park line from Madison and
Morris to Lincoln and East streets.
The Mars Hill line would be abOn
doned altogether and bus service
substituted.
Recruiting on several bus lines has
been proposed. These lines are Rlv-
erside. to Thirtieth street via North
Meridian instead of Delaware street;
the Thirtieth street croSstOwn bus
would be extended to KenwOOd
street: the Twenty-ffth street feed
er would be extended north on Co
lumbia to Thirtieth street.
The board pointed out that
through extending the system of
croSstown lines that the public will
not be required to make co many
transfers. thus effectSng a ? cent
savings on many lines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
INCOME TAX RETURNS
DROP, FIGURES SHOW

Filing Falls Behind Last Year in
Early Months.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, March 8.-In-
come tax returns since Jan. l have
dropped to 82O,469 from 826,976 in
the corresponding period of last
year, but internal revenue bureau
officials estimated today that this
years full returns would equal or
exceed the 4,920,6O8 returns of the
entire filing period last year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
Brain Trust Has Neglected
Distribution Problem,
Says Professor.

Charging evasion of the task of
lifting American people from the
depths Of depression because of the
desire to center their efforts on
production and refusal to tackle the
problems of distribution, Professor
j. Raymond Schultz of Manchester
college, North Manchester, last night
attacked government officials, men,
bers of the brain trust" and fed
eral agencies. Professor Schultz ran
for congress on the Republican
ticket in the last election.
Professor Schultz addressed men,
bers of the indianapolis Bar Asso-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08

reception. The brides brother,
George Patzek, and Sigvards law
yer, George Gordon, we're the only
official witnesses.
Sigvard was dressed, as usual, in
gray suit, with blue overcoat.
Miss Patzek wore a blue tailored
suit with a spray of white flowers.
Both looked tense as if conscious
Of what Sigvard was sacrificing by
defying his family and his country's
laws. n
Police held back a crowd of 500
persons outside the register office.
1t was noteworthy that, in the
brief ceremony, Miss Patzek said:
Il take thee, Sigvard, Prince Of
Sweden, to be my lawful welded
husband"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08

Political aspirants will have OPP
portunity to file their candidacy for
public office, beginning tomorrow, at
Room "a Of the courthouse, Glenn
B. RalStOn, county clerk, announced
yesterday.
Headquarters for this purpose
have been established according to
the Indiana election law providing
that all aspirants must be permitted
to file officially, beginning sixty days
before the primary election, which
falls on May 8 this year.
Election headquarters will be I'M
der the charge of Charles R. Et-
finger, chief deputy clerk, who will
have the title Of election super
visor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
STANDARD OIL FIRM
TO TRY 5-DAY WEEK
Office Employees in IA states to Get
Saturday Of.

BIZ JHitcd Press
CHICAGO. March S.-A five-day
week for office employees of the
Standard Oil Company of Indiana,
effective April l in fourteen states,
was announced here today.
The five-day week will affect en-
ployes in the general, refinery and
sales division offices. The release
of the workers all day Saturday was
authorized in response 10 petitions
from employe groups in the Chicago,
Detroit, St. Louis and Quincy, Ill,
offices.
The new schedule calls only for
reaTrangement of working hours. it
was explained. because Office en-
plOyes already are working on the
oil cot.ss forty-hour week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
BOTTLE OF ST. CROIX
RUM Is PRESENTED
WIFE OF ROOSEVELT

By United Press
ST. CROIX, Virgin Islands.
March "a bottle of St. Croix
rum bottled in 1897 was presented
to Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt to-
day and she accepted it for the
President.
Mrs. Roosevelt inspected the
Homestead distillery and viewed
the st. CrOiX leOproSarium.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
Drowning Victim Identified

MARIETTA, O., March "a body
found in the Ohio river near here
was identified by relatives today as
that of Joseph F. Oglesby, Pitts
burgh, who was believed to have
drowned himself last Dec. 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-08
RADICAL CHANGES IN CITY
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IS
PROPOSED BY STREET CAR ca.
Plan Would Facilitate Passenger Traffic
Through Crosstown Connections;
Taken Under Amusement.

Proposed plans for radical changes bus and street
transportation system under consideration by the
board of works.
The changes, introduced by the indianapolis Railways,
Inc would facilitate passenger traffic in the city through
connections and would provide transportation
sections of the city accessible by bus board
mon said