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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02
STATES new
PAROLE PLAN
IS TRIED OUT
Commissioner Gill Out
lines Policies for
New Year
By J. c. BASKERVILLE
The Times-Ncws Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel

RALEIGH, Jan. 2.-Despite the
fact that Commissioner Of Paroles
Edwin NJ. Gill has put in one OF
the busiest terms and handled
more important clemency re-
quests during the past year than
anv previous commissioners has IN
the same length Of time in many
years, he has also found time TO
start building up the new parole
system which he expects to put
into effect this year, it was
learned here. The 1888 general
assembly passed a law empower
ing the commissioner of paroles
to set up comprehensive parole
system, although no appropria-
ton was made for carrying it
out. But in spite of the handi-
cap of not having any funds,
Commissioner Gill has quietly
been going ahead with plans to
put the system into effect thru
existing agencies and without in
CURING any additional expense to
the state.
One of the most important
aspects Of this new system is that
it gives the commissioner Of pa
roles authority to require the
county welfare officers to look
into the past records of prison
ers from their counties and make
reports on these prisoners. For
several months now Commissioner
Gill, with the cooperation of the
state board of charities and pub
lie welfare, has been making use
of this phase of the new and
broader parole system already
authorized and has been getting
these reports covering the case
histories of prisoners, especially
those who have applied for pa
roles. The information obtained
from these confidential reports
made by county superintendent
of public welfare has proved in
valuable in the handling of many
cases.
GAS soon as a prisoner applies
for a parole, his home county is
looked up and as much informa-
ton as possible is obtained from
the prison records" Gill said,
when asked about the new sys-
tenn. "The name of the prisoner
is then sent to Mrs. w. T. Bost,
head of the state welfare depart
ment, with request that she OBJ
tain a report and case history
from the welfare officer in the
county where the prisoner was
convicted. These reports are, sup
posed to cover the general repu-
tation and character of the pris-
oner and as much of his past his
tory as can be obtained, so that
we can tell whether he has been
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02

a habitual criminal and law
breaker, the type Of family ne
comes from and other details, as
well as any information we can
get about the particular crime of
which he has been convicted.
THE county welfare officers
have been giving the finest KIND
of co-opration in making these
Investigations and getting the in
formation we want and we have
found that much of the informa-
ton obtained in this manner is
enabling US to get a much better
slant on the prisoners. The APP
plications for parole are not pass
ed upon until all the information
possible has been obtained.
Later on it is planned to have
the welfare officers make regular
reports on al prisoners who have
been paroled and who have re-
turned to their home counties to
reside, Gill said.
Every effort is being made to
give just as much consideration
to the prisoners who are not able
to employ lawyers or who do not
have relatives to apply for pa
roles for them as well as to those
who are able to bring formal APP
plications for clemency, Gill SAID,
pointing out that within the past
siy months so per cent of the pc
titions heard were either brought
to his attention either by the
prisoners themselves or by some
member Of their families.
1--WE are trying to impress up
on the prisoners that every one
of them has chance to be heard
and acted upon, provided their
prison records warrant 1t, Gill
said.
The cases Of nine prisoners
condemned to death were investl-
gated and reviewed by Commits
sioner Gill this past year. OF
these only three were executed,
all the others being committed.
The three prisoners whose cases
were investigated and whose
death sentences were allowed to
stand, were those of Clay Fogel-
man. Rockingham county; Bryant
Stone of Wilkes county, -. and
Johnnie Lee Of Harnett county.
Those committed were Sarah
Black, Wilson county; Homer
Brown, Haywood county; Gus
Langley, Buncombe county; Luth-
er Z. McLamb. Johnston county;
Ed Beaver, Columbus county, and
Eugene Hines, Forsyth county.
At the direction of the gov
ernor, the commissioner of pa
roles has personally interviewed
every prisoner condemned to
death and has made a personal
and exhaustive investigation into
each case. He has talked to some
prisoners two or three times be-
fore they have been executed or
committed and several months
were spent investigating some
cases before action was finally
taken. Most of the hearings in
clemency cases are held in the
office Of the commissioner of pa
roles here, although occasionally
hearings are held in other places
for the convenience Of witnesses.
During this past var hearings
were held in Asheville, Winston
Salem and Wilmington in addi-
ton to the ones held here.
Aside from the capital cases
handled by Commissioner Gil
last year. perhaps the most inter-
esting were those involving Carey
Durfey and Ed Hugh Lee, both
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02
MIR. LOLA JACKSON'S
BIRTHDAY HONORED

Mr.. Frank Sexton gave a loVeiy
birthday party in honor of MI
Lola Jackson, the occasion beng
Mr. Jackson's 9th anniversary.
A number of Young people at
tended including Charles Holdings
worth, John Justice, Carl Middie,
ton Daniel Higgins Misses Pearl
and Bertha Davidson and MISS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02

elevated to Stedman's place as
press section chief.
Jesse H. Tapp of Henderson,
Ky. and D. 2. Trent, director of
agricultural extension in Okla
homa since 1927 were named to
assist Christgau. the former 20
help direct marketing agreements
and codes not transferred to the
NRA and the latter to concentrate
on administration of production
control programs.
Davis named as his personal as
Sistant William E. Byrd. Jr.. Of
Virginia, who has been with the
general crops section since July /.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02

Artilbrell Laughter. 1o,obter
came in later. Cake sandw s,,aS;c
and coffee were served, and musl'
was furnished by Frank se 1!S,is
lola Jackson and Uncle Billie
Wright. ,,o from the
CCC camp for the New Year ears 8
S S lie has seven days leave
from the camp at Blairsville, Ga
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02

of Raleigh, and serving terms Tor
embezzlement and whose petltlonns
Of John ]. Furlong and T: Y;
Moore of Wilmington, convicted
in an extortion plot, which were
also denied.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02

Music, talks on the good I'll
der and a general good
been arranged. 1t is an ~, "
ing and any one, incL:;;s;
members will be welcssa
visiting sovereigns will ,T"'
coined, whether a MEM
or other camps, T. VI
Orr and j. S. Forrest, H..
tee in charge ANNOUNCE,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02
INSTALLATION FOR
WOODMEN PLANNED

A Joint installation of Woodmen
of tho World of White Pine camp,
No, 213 and Woodmen Circle VIII
be o' held Thursday night, JAM 4.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02
Road Cost SlOO i Foot

The most expensive road ever
built by the Federal Bureau Of
Roads is along the Oregon coast
south of Mansfield. \ high bridge,
a tunnel aud cut through solid
rock boosted TIE cost to more than
$4,000, or 500 a foot.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-02

Advertise it or you may
have to keep it.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
EUROPA
TERMESZETESEN

meg mindig a SERB kiraly
meggyilkolasanak hatasa alatt
all es ugy latszik, hogy kiraly-
gyilkossagok hagyomanyos fold
je orokke tarto politikai toket
akar csinalni gyilkossagbol.
E1felejtik, hogy Europaban
csak Balkan kulonosen csak
SERBIA nevelte azokat a politikai
orgyilkosokat, akik Karagyor-
eyevics hazat is uralomra iuttat-
tax es kulonosen Magyarorsza-
got okoljak Sander halalaert.
Keptelen meseket adnak be
hajmereszt6 szemtelenseggel a
vilagnak, napokig ugy irtak az
ujsagok, mintha a SERB kiralyt
egyenesen a magyar kormany
zsoldjaban allo gyilkosok oltek
volna meg.
Hogy az olasz-el1enes tuntete-
seket mersekeljek, francia po-
litika miive volt a mestersegesen
fejlesztett magyar-ellenes aram-
lat, amelynek soran SERB csapa-
tokat rendeltek a magyar ha-
tara.
Arrol akarjak elterelni a fl
gyelmet, hogy a mestersegesen
osszetakolt jugoszlav kiralysag
alattvaloi lazadoznak hogy az
elnyomatas elleni jogos tiltako-
zas vitte a terroristakat jogta-
Ian utakra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
SSziE:NNzlACl0K S EN- K0ZT

az ujsagok szandekosan eldug-
jak az orszag legnagyobb botra-
nyat es ugy latszik, hogy kor-
many ket ewes Macy kuzdelmet
elsikkasztjak orokre.
Az Insul-targyalas reszletei a
maganvallalkozasok, az 'ipar ka-
pitanyok", a multi-milliomosok
olyan hihetetlen korrupciojat
tarjak a vilag ele, amire mem
volt talan akkor sem pelda, mi
kor Roma korrupciotol elrot-
hadt.
Az eskudtszek ele borzalmas
adatokat terjeszt az iigyeszseg al
rol, hogy Insul1ek az altaluk We
zetett vallalatokat 1optak, csaltak
es zsaroltak, mikozben termesze-
tesen a t6zsden keresztiil foszto-
gattak az egesz orszagot.
A kormany mem azert kizdott
insult visszahozatalan ket evig
hogy egy hetven ewes Greg
crookot minden aron elcsukjon
hanem azert, hogy EFT a kor-
rupciot megmutassa torvenyes
bizonyitekokban az orszagnak.
Az uralkodo t6kes osztaly zsol
dosai mindig azzal remitik a pol
garsagot, hogy koziizember
graft van a maganiizemek szen1
segere a gyermekeket mar az is
k01akbaf1 tanitiak. "a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
FELEKEZETI
UCYEKBEN is

volt egy-ket szenzacioja az
orszagnak.
A Protestant Episcopalis egy
haz konvenciojat mar emlitettem
a multi heten ebben a rovatban
es megjegyeztem, hogy azon a
radikalis reformerek vannak
tobbsegben.
A konvencio soran a legerdeke
sebb kerdesben a konzervativek
javara dontottek, inert a "protes-
tant" szot mem hagytak XII az
egyhaz nevebol.
De amig felekezeti ugyekben
a konvenciot a konzervativek
uraltak, addig szocia1is, tarsadal-
mi iigyekben a tobbseg a radika-
lisok partjan volt.
Icy elfogadtak, hogy a oyer
mekaldas korlatozasanak a sza-
bad tanitasat ajanljak es ennek
| a vitanak a soran nagyon 6szin-
ten beszeltek arrol a tenyrol,
hogy papok gazdag csaladok-
nal korlatozast megakadalyoz-
nj mem tudjak.
Gazdasagi kerdesekben hason-
10 radikalis javaslatokat fogad-
tax el, amelynek nagy hatasa
! lesz az egyhaztarsadalmi eletben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
BANYABAR6K BAJAI

A Wheeling videki banyaba-
rok ketsegbe vannak esve, inert
a szomszedos teriiletek piacat ell
veszik toluk azok a kis banyak,
amelyek mindenfele felszereles,
code es szervezet nelkiil dolgoz-
max.
A szenet olcsobban adjak Is a
banyabaroknak vagv ezekiel kell
versenyezni, vagy meg kell a
miikodesuket fojtani.
Most a szervezetet szeretnek
rajuk szabaditani es csak attol
remelnek segitseget, de mas id5k-
ben mindent elkovetnek,s hogy a
szervezetet megfoitsak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25

Ha a polgarsag az insult tar
gyalasokat figyelne, akkor leg
butabb ember is rnegertene,
hogy eppen a magantoke az. a
mely mem ismer tisztesseget,
vagy erkolcsot.
Eddig Insullrol az alvilag ro-
vataban szoktunk megjegyzese-
ket tenni, most azonban sziikse-
gesnek tartom, hogy a targyala-
son felmeriilt reszletekre hivjam
fel az olvasok figyelmet; inert
ugy ertik meg, hogy miert kell a
kozszolgalati uzemeket a t6kesek
ragadozo mancsaibol kivenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
A KORMANY
SEGELYPROGRAMJAT

meg nyilvanossagra nem hoz-
tax, hacsak heten a bankarok
orszagos konferenciajan mem
fogja ait emliteni az elnok.
a bankarok megertettek az el-
deklodessel figyelik az egesz or
szagban es kivancsian varjak
hogy az elnok mifele ujabb "biz-
tositekot" kinal, hogy mem lesz
nagyobb razkodas kozeli he
tekben. -
A bankarok megertettek, hogy
noki figyelmeztetest az utolst
radio beszedben, mikor Roosevelt
hivatkozott ra, hogy az angoI
kormanynak konnyii dolga van
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
AZ UZLETI
|VISZONYOK MEG

mindig 1assan, de ketsegtelenil
javulnak es ha az 6szre vart
prosperitas kesik valamit, azert
az elmaradni nem fog.
A farm-termenyek aremelke-
deset es a farmer-bonuszt kez-
dix eszrevenni az orszagban,
inert foldmiivesek ujra kezde-
mex vasarolni, amit evek ota alig
tudtak megtenni.
A mail-order-iizletek szeptem-
Der honapban negyvenket szaza-
lekkal tobb iizletet csinaltak,
mint az ev ugyanezen honapja-
ban a mutt evben tudvalevo,
hogy eek az iizletek nagyobbara
foldmiivesekkel dolgoznak.
Idaig farmerek csak a ter
mesek emelked6 arat koltottek
de ezekben a hetekben utaljak XII
a bonuszokat is szamukra Is a
kovetkez6 hetekben sulyosabb
bevasarlasoknak 1esziink tanui.
Kiilonosen boldogok a deli al
lamok dohany-termel6i, inert a
dohany ara szaz szazalekkal ma
gasabb, mint a multi evben S
majdnem negyszer annyi, mint
ket eve.
Az areme1kedesb6l azonban
eleg lesz felni kell t61e, hogy a
tavaszra mar lazadozni kezd az
arak ellen fogyaszto kozonseg.
Az elnok meg is jegyezte a
multi heten, hogy a farmterme-
nyek araival lepest kell tartani a
munkaberek emelkedesenek, ami
eddig, sajnos, mem tortent.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
Republicans Jellk Ak Megerdmk Magyarsag Tamogatas
A Vahszason November Gan

Macy izgalommal varjak az
iizletvilagban, hogy az Allamkozi
kereskedelmi Bizottsag meg
fogja-e adni vasutaknak a kert
het szazalekos tarifa-emelest, ami
ujabb terhet jelentene fogyasz-
toknak amire a va1aszt meg
kell kapnunk a kovetkezo hetek-
ben.
A konnyii iparban az uzem
emelkedik, bar mem tart lepest a
fogyasztassal, inert "a depart
ment uzletek IS a kiskereskedok
a fogyasztas szep emelkedeset
jelentik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25

inert azzal co-operalnak a banka-
rok es a toke sztrajkjs allitolag
befejezest nyert ezekben a ma
pokban.
A bankarok meertettek, hogy
ha mem co-operalnak a kormany-
nyal, akkor kovetkez6 congress
sus egy eros kozponti szovetsegi
bankot Jog csinalni es magan-
bankarok az iizletuket egy par
ev nulva bezarjak.
Bar semmifele ertesiileseim
nincsenek, megnyugtathatom az
olvasot, hogy a bankarok a1aza-
tosan co-operaciot fognak az el-
noknek igerni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
A NEHEZ IPARBAN KIS

qjavulas volt multi heten -<de
az aut6-gyarak a rendeleseik egy
reszet mar a rhult heten, ,eegy ma
gyobb reszet ezen a heten lead
tax es ket het mulva a nehez
iparban $40 szazalekkal fog
max dolgozni, mig je1enleg csak
|28 szazalekkal vannak iizemben.
AZ auto-gyarak is nagyobb
szezonra kesziilnek ait hiszik,
hogy husz-huszonot szazalekkal
tobb kocsit fognak eladni, mint a
multi szezonban.
Lehetseges, hogy a gyarak csa-
lotlnak, de a gepreszeket ilyen
aranyban rendeik ait hiszik,
hogy a farmerek kozt talalnak ez
evben vi vev6kre.
A vasutak fuvarforgalma emel-
kedett egy kevesse1, de a meleg
6sz a szentermelest hatraltatja
es ICY forgalom-e m-emelkedes XII
csi volt az uto1so ket hetben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
A LAKOSSAC MEM SOKAT

latszik torodni azzal tanacs-
kozassal, amit a multi heten az
amerikai, a japan es az angol
megbizottak kezdtek Londonban,
hogy a jovore lejaro navy-egyez-
seget targyaljak.
Sajnos, valoszinii, hogy Japan
nal megegyezni mem tudnak es
hogy ujabb fegyverkezes fejlodik
a dologbol.
| A helyzet az, hogy ezekben a
nemzetkozi egyezsegekben min
den orszag polgarsaga csalodott
es ICY azok irant tobbe az erdek-
lodes nincs meg sehol sem.
Az egyes kormanyok Is kulo-
nosen a kormanyokat URALO
municios gazemberek eppen ezt
akartak es a nemzetkozi konfe-
renciak tucatjait szandekosan
azert rendeztek mai hangu-
latham es helyzetben az adofize-
tok eszre sem veszik, hogy a
fegyverkezes nagyobb es egyre
nagyobb lesz.
Erdekes, hogy ujabban Anglia
a japan torekveseket tamogatja
es ugy latszik, hogy a ket allan
kozt visszaall a regi baratsag,
talan szovetseg, amit Anglia a
gyarmatok es az Egyesult ALA
mok kivansagara a haboru utan
felmondott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
EZZEL SZEMBEN
MEG KELL

allapitanunk, hogy a hatalmas
szeniparban szervezkedes
iigyet vissza szeretnek banya-
barok csinalni es mindent el fog
max kovetni, hogy az sikeriljon
a jovore.
A banyak urait az NRA kez-
deten joforman belle terrorizalta
az akkor uralkodott hangulat a
szervezet e1ismeresebe kesobb
banatosan lattak, hogy az nemi-
leg elhamarkodott lepes volt,
inert nehez ipar ellene tudott
szegiilni az NRA-nak.
A regebben szervezetlen deli
szenmez6k ait is latjak, hogy a
piac egy reszet elvesztik, miota
mem potyara do1goztatnak a mum
kassal minden almuk az, hogy
tavasszal a kek sast vissza-
adjak es szervezetnek a barat-
sagot felmondjak.
Ha azonban congressus teny
leg olyan radikalis lesz, mint
amilyentol felnek Wall Streeten
S ha a 80 oras munkahet tenyleg
"fenyeget6" val6sag lesz a jov6-
re. akkor a banyabar6k ketszer
is meg fogjak a dolgot gondolni,
inert akkor sziikseguk lesz az el-
nokre. Rooseveltnek pedig mem
az all a programjaban, hogy le-
tez6 szervezeteket megolje, ha-
mem eppen ellenkezoleg, az, hogy
minden ipar be legyen szervezve
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
AZ ALVILAC SHINES ES

szenzacios hirekkel szolgalt a
multi heten, ami alkalmas volt ar
ra, hogy a fontosabb esemenyek-
r6l elterelje a poIgarsag figyel-
met. ss.
Az emberrablasok, a rablogyil-
kossagok, a bankrablasok egy-
mast kovettek es neha annyi is
jutott egy napra bel6lik, hogy a
lapok mem talaltak nekik helyet
a front page-en.
Akiket ez mem elegitett XII, az
gyonyorkodhetett "felso negy-
szazak" botranyan, amelyben
Vanderbilt asszony kiizd, hogy a
gyermeket nevelesre Is annak
nagy vagyonat a sajat ce1jaira
megkapja.
Ha igaz, hogy a "fels6 oszta-
lyok' romlottsaga sassa meg a
civilizacio sirjat egy-egy kor-
szakban, akkor ez a targyalas AIT
mutatja, hogy ennek civiIzacio
max sirjat mar megastak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-10-25
'Heti SzenIe

(Folytatas a Ak nldalrol.a
benulni, akar lesz nekik bajuk a
sajat hosting engineerjeikkel,
akar mem.
Termeszetes, hogy ha a nehez
ipar derekat beadna, peldajat
esetleg az auto-ipar is kovetne,
akkor tobbe mem lenne vita a
szervezeteket illetoleg ebben az
orszagban.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-10
CR0ATIAN HEAD DENIES
PARTY AIDED MURDER
ExiIed Leader Not AstOnished by
Assassination.

By United Press
GENEVA, Oct. 10-Jouray Kryne-
witch, exiled secretary general of the
Croatian Peasants party, denied TO
the United Press today that Croats
were in any way connected with
King Alexander'S death.
1T is difficult to believe the assas-
sin was a Croat," Krynevitch said.
I'VE never employed such methods.
We always fought legally. However,
though we disapprove of such meth
DDS, we are not aStonished that the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-10

Most Americans prefer this mild, smooth
American-type gin to the strone-havored, So
called London" gins, which, of course, were
not originally intended for mixing
Fleischmann's is an American gin-distiIled
from American grains-from distinctly
American formula -to satisfy the American
demand for milder, smoother gin.
Buy bottle of Fleischmann's Gin. Mix
up Clover Club or any gin drink you prefer.
You'll understand why "it takes an American
gin to make a smooth American cocktail"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-10
he king and might have died with

the king and might have died with
him.
At AIS p. m. yesterday, when
King Alexander was shot, Queen
Marie was speeding across Europe
in the famous Orient express, suffer-
ing from toothache.
Word was flashed to the author
tiles at Besancon.
Project Peretti Della Rocca board
ed the train and told the queen first
that her husband was wounded,
then he was dead.
The queen collapsed as her ladies
in waiting drew the curtains of the
coach. She cried inconsolably. But
today she had entirely regained her
queenly bearing.
The queen had sent a telegram to
Marseille asking that no one touch
the kings body until she arrived.
SleeplesS, the queen continued to
Marseille. She dressed in black
and, completely royal figure, took
her part in the funeral prepare
tionS.
She took her last look at her hus-
bands body in company with Presi-
dent Albert Lebrun. Together they
went into the rose salon of the pre-
lecture and stood side by side at the
catafalque for five minutes. Then
they stood by the bier of Louis Bar
thou. who died with Alexander, and
went out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-10
MEMORIAL RITES FOR
KING PLANNED HERE
YugoSIavian Society
Hold Services.

Memorial services for King Alex
ander I of Yugoslavia, assassinated
yesterday in Marseille, will be held
in the near future at either the
Yugoslav home, 1926 West Sixteenth
street, or the Rumanian Christian
Orthodox church, 623 West Market
street.
This was decided last night at a
meeting of the YugoSlavian Ma
tional Home Society, 43 South West
street, at which grief over the kings
death was expressed by leaders of
the Yugoslavian colony here. Mem
bers of the society sent the follow
ing wire to the Yugoslav legation,
Washington:
Deeply shocked by sad news of
tragic death of our beloved king
Express our sympathy to royal fam
lily and the Yugoslav government"
Officers of the society said the
wire represented the feelings of more
than 1900 persons of Yugoslavian
birth or extraction in Indianapolis,
most of whom, they said, lived on
the west side.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-10
Grief Stricken Queen Is
Serene; Masks Emotions
Marie Spends Haf-Hour Alone With Bullet Rdded Body
of King After Hurried Train Trip.
BY MARY KNIGHT.
United Press staff Corresponding
Downright. 1894. bv United Press

MARSEILLE Yugoava al
half hour beside the bullet rdded body
husband, King Alexander
She emerged still masked dec-
preparation husbands body dispatch Bel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-10
FRANCE M0URNS
BARTHOU DEATH
RapproChement With Italy
Will Be Retarded,
Is Belief.
By United Press


PARIS, Oct. Torrance, shocked
by the aSsassinations at Marseille,
was particularly grieved today over
the death of Foreign Minister Louis
Barthou because it was believed the
rapprochement between France and
Italy, which he sought to promote,
would be much retarded
Political experts regarded Alex
ander'S killing as due to Iron fist
ed" methods Of his government. OBJ
servers were gloomy over the future
of Yugoslavia, due to internal ra
cial strife. 1t was predicted that
Croatia, which always smarted I'M
der Serbian rule, would avail itself
of the disappearance of the only
man holding the country together
to establish autonomy if not indie
pendence.