davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

Spolku sv. Martina, {. 25. I.
K. S. j., kde sa vyhravala
fajna bondovana palenka,
slivovica, borovicka atd'. To
ste mali vidiet', ako nielen
chlapi, ale al zeny stavaly
desaky. A zenam st'astie maj
lepsie prialo. No al pri inych
b1dkach bolo zivo; bazaar sa
vel'mi dobre vydaril. V So
botu a nedel'u bolo po vyse
tisic ludi ma nom.
Medzi chlapmi, ktorym sa
podarilo vyhrat' flasku toho
"ducha", boil mas bat'ko
Schromofsky. Ale co sa mu
nestalo? Flaska mu vypadla
z ruky a rozbila sa. Bolo po
castovani priatel'ov. "Kelvi-
nator', electricity chladic
vyhral p. Jan Krispinsky.
To spominame len preto, a.
by jeho priatelia vedeli, re
uz ma kde chladit' to plzen-
ske.
Kampan "a 1000 novych
odberatepov Y. S. N. napre-
duje. Kto by sa boil nazdal,
ze SINE my Slovaci TAXI do
bri Slovaci, akymi sa doka-
zujeme touto kampanou? A
Slovaci z inych americkych
miest mas skutocne obdivuju
"a to. My robfme nieco, Go
este nikde nerobili. A my
dokazeme nieco, Go este nj
kde nedokazali. My dosiah-
meme tych 1000 novych od-
beratel'ov, lebo to je rozhod-
nutie nielen kolektorov, ale
vsetkych Slovakov ma Maho-
ming doline. A este PRIV, nez
dosiahneme tohto cfsla, ca
sopis zvacsime, ably sa ko-
lektorom praca polahcila.
Nase spolky konaju tiez
svoju povinnost'. w ich je
"A prihlasene adresarom.
Verime, re ich bude 100,
ked' sa kampan skonci. Spoil
ky a kluby pamatajte, re "a
vase peniaze dostanete ME-
co, co ma cenu pre- spolok:
adresar 1radu. I'd v pade
potreby, bude sa moot ry-
chile obratit' ma dradnika
svojho spolku a bude vzdy
vediet', kedy je schodza, le-
bo adresar kazdeho spolku
bude uverejnovany najme-
nej raz "a mesiac - pred
schodzou. Ked' bude miesta
uverejnfme kazdy adresar i
Wac raz do mesiaca. Popla-
tok je $40 pre- vel'ky spolok,
SIS pre- maly spolok nize
rs clenmi, a pre- MI. Oddiele.
Roboty neub1da tax, ako
sa ocakavalo. Da Bob, re to
uz bude co raz lepsie a ME
horsie. Ked' obchodna vyso-
ka pee v Struthers ide byt'
zreparovana a dana do Gin
nosti, to je dobre znamenie.
Tato pee vzdy prva presta-
ne robit' a posledna zacina.
Popredni ekonomi Ameriky
hovoria, re po vyneseni roz-
sudku najvyssieho sudu o
zlate, teraz nastane vePka
naprava. Bob daj, ably mali
pravdu.
V Rusku sa stal zazrak:
tam boil zastaveny velmi roz
sireny casopis "Bezboznik"!
Tento casopis co najhorsim
sposobom vysmieval sa z Bo-
ha a VERY. Teraz no vlada
zastavila. Druhy zazrak je,
re sa sedliakom dostalo row.
nakych prav robotnictvom.
Kongres odhlasoval tajne a
rovne volebne pravo, co zna-
ci, re v Rusku bude sedlia-
ctvo mat prevahu vo Wade,
lebo je vo vel'kej vacsine.
Doteraz 5000 robotnikov vo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
ROZHLAS YSN.

! ROZHlAS YSN.
V nedePu a stredu vecer
boly diva jubilejne vecierky,
ktore zostan1 pamatnymi
mnohym mahoningskym Slo-
vakom zvlastne p. Janovi
Sherfelovi manzelkou a p.
Jozefovi Vascakovi s man.
zelkou, lebo boly usporiada-
ne ma ich poctu.
Mnohi sa iste prekvapili,
re ma oboch vecierkoch bolo
tax moe hosti. Ale kto pozna
cinnost' oboch manzelskych
parov, sa nedivil. Ako Vas
cakovci, tax Sherfelovci 81 tn
dctu plnou mierou zasluzili.
Met tel slovenskej narodnej
alebo cirkevnej veci a udalo-
sti, ably oni neboli ma nej u
castni. Kazda vec ma svoje
stlpy, bez ktorych by spadla.
Sherfelovci a Vascakovci pa
tria medzi tie stlpy, ktore
mas slovensky narodny, cir
kevny spolocensky zivot
podopierajd. A mozeme 81
len gratulovat', ze my Slova.
ci uz pozname svojich pra.
covnikov, piliere nasho slo.
venskeho zivota a i'm hoclen
raz v zivote uznanie vyslovi-
me a 1ctu vzdame. To je tiez
|pokrok.
Vascakovcov pozna kazdy
Slovak ma Mahoning doline.
lebo ich nielen ich cinnost'
ale al ich obchod dava dc
styku S temer kazdou sloven.
skou rodinou. Vascakovci ST
vsade, kde treba pracovat' a
stedre obetovat'. Panu Vas.
cakovi sa dostalo uZnania Ia
jeho pracu v IKSJ., ktorej
ie uz ma druhy termin hi,
podpredsedom. Ale akiste
malo Slovakov zna, ze pan
Vascak bol prvym riadite-
Pom slovenskeho divadelne-
no predstavenia ma Mahon.
ing doline a prvym spravcom
prvej slovenskej baseball ca.
ty. To je uz veteran v sloven.
skej praci!
Pan Jan Sherfel je rodom
20 Strby, Liptova; PAM Sher'
felova sa uz tn narodila
najstarsej slovenskej pionier.
skei rodiny Jurcovskej. Otec
|jej zomrel len vlani vo Wy.
sokom veku a matka davnej-
Sic. Svoju cinnost' vyvinuli
najviac v ev. cirkvi "Jana
Husa'', v S. E. j. a v Shore
146. S. T. J. Sokol, ale ber1
dcast' vo vsetkom, co sa Slo-
vakov tyka. Ma pr. p. Sherfel
boil jednym z prvych, ktory
sa zaujal vyhorelych Vaz-
t'anov, nasbieral pekny OBJ
nos postal do Vazca. Tato
sbierka "nezhorela", ale sa
dostala ma prave miesto. Te-
raz je spravcom' kampane v
ev. cirkvi "a rozmnozenie
predplatitePov tychto novin
a v nedel'u bol az vo War
rem hladat' novych citate-
low. Je predsedom Smith
Trumbull, Inc. v Girard, OBJ
chodu S Dodge a Plymouth
karami.
Podobne vecierky, aky boil
usporiadany v nedel'u Sher-
felovcom a v stredu Vasca-
kovcom, usporadovane ST te-
raz zhusta vsetkym dobrym
pracovnlkom slovenskym ma
Mahoning doline. Je to Pc
kny obycaj, hoden pestova-
MIA a zachovania uz nielen
preto, re TAXA pocta zanecha
V srdci i mysli jubilantov te-
pie miesto pre- rozpomienky,
ale i preto, re sa tax pestuje
a utuzuje mas slovensky spo-
locensky zivot.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
MOI KUT
Pise: FATHER KOSTIK.
Diet'a.

Met tel veci ma tomto sve-
te, ktorl by rodic neurobil
"a svoje diet'a. Mnoho razy
vidime zazracne veci. Mat
ka je ochotna zivot dat "a
syna - otec je vstave den
a noe pracovat', len aby je-
no diet'a nehladovalo.
A co sa potion stane? Mno
no razy vidfme opusteneho
starca - opustend star1 vdo-
WI, ktori vychovali sest' --
osem detf - a vo svojej sta
robe mono sd prin1tenf fst'
zobrat'.
Co take diet'a moze ca
kat? Bozske pozehnanie -
alebo trest? Veru, to posled-
ne.
Pravda je ta, ze kym die
ia je male, t'aha matku "a
suknu - a ked' vyrastie, tr-
ha jej srdce.
Date Wy mladi pozor a
milujte svojich rodicov.
Rozsobas.
Isty bohaty Slovak sa roz-
sobasil so svojou manzelkou.
Mali jedneho maleho chap
ceka, ktory raz pri matke,
raz pri otcovi bol.
Raz sa spytali tohto male
no chlapceka, cim by on
chcel byt'. On i'm smutno
odpovedal: "Ja by rad 70
mrel, aby som Dol anlelOm !;
vtedy by som bol odrazu pri
otcovi mojej drahej ma
tke".
Veru, ten nest astny hriech
- rozsobas - sa chyta
nasho dobreho slovenskeho
l'udu, ktory to predtym ne
poznal.
Ked' sa no nevarujete k
v0li Bohu - varujte sa no
aspon k v0li det 'om. Bo co
sa stane s takymi det'mi? V
Rusku v 1919 - sedem IT,
sic dietok bolo v tom nest a.
stnom stave a z tych pod
jednym mesiacom 1900 70
mrelo. A preco? Bo MET tam
tepleho- rodinneho krbu, kde
MET otca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

AuSAtO lay ~ AAoAAS pOlAIl-
ck1 demokraciu.
Znamy franc1zsky statnik
a byv. prezident CASTOR Dou-
mergue vystrfha biele naro-
dy pred zltym nebezpecfm.
Hovoril: Billion Aziatov tia
cf sa ma zapad. Je hodno
venovat' tomu pozornost', le-
bo ked' pride k zaplave, bu-
de to nieco brutalneho a
strasliveho. Japonsko uz vi
t'azf mad Europou ma hospo-
darskom poll. Hospodarska
invazia sa uz zacala. Nemoz-
me 81 dovolit' nemysliet' pri-
moe ma toto. Je smutne, ze
mas rozhl'ad je tax maly.'
Myslel pod tym europske ma
rody, ktore sa medzi sebou
hasteria a chystaj1 jeden
druhemu skocit' ma kirk, kym
Aziat sa pripravuje potom
dielo zkazy dokoncit'.
V Baltimore, Md. dvaja
.chlapci kopali v lete jamu
v pivnici stareho domu, v kto
rom s rodicmi byvali a nasli
hrniec penazf v Gene 27,800
dolarov. Teraz sud i'm pri-
sddil tento nalez. Chlapci
kdpia "a tie peniaze domy
svojim rodicom. Jeden z
chlapcov je Poliak, Henryk
GrOb.
V Nemecku dive mlade ze-
ny boly popravene sekerou
odt'ali i'm hlavy pre- vojen-
skd spionaz. Inc dive osoby
maju byt' popravene. V An
glicku hovoria, re tieto hroz-
ne tresty boly vykonane pre-
to, lebo Nemecko ma akdsi
novd, strasnu zbran, ktor1
chce udrzat' v tajhosti "a
kazdu cenu.
kit" Rev. Kostika vzbu-
dzuje vel'k1 pozornost' ma
sich citatel'ov. Rev. Kostik
dostal sedem listov, v kto-
rych mu citatelia d'akuju "a
jeho clanocky.
j. V New Yorku zalozena
bola organizacia "a zvolenie
zeny "a prezidentku a pod
prezidentku Spoj. Statov. V
buducich vol'bach zeny ufa-
ju zvolit' hoclen podprezi-
dentku. Spominana je Flo
renee Allen z Ohio, ktora je
sudcom okruzneho s1du Sp.
Statov a Jozef1na Roche,
znama socialna pracovnicka,
o ktorej SINE mali nedavno
clanok cd Fills. Nezaskodi
.oprobovat' zeny, MONO ony
mas vyvedu z Egypta do Ia
sP1benej Zeme.
Taliansko posiela d'alsie
vojsko do Afriky a Mussoli-
nj uz hovori o "fronte". Va
lecna rada talianskej vlady
mala uz pat zasadnutf a ca
sopisy sd pod dvojnasobne
prfsnou cenz1rou, takze mix
nevie, kol'ko uz vojska obi
slo ma front. Abisinsky "a
stupca sa vyslovil, ze jeho
narod bude bojovat' do po-
slednej kvapky krve "a svo-
ju slobodu a celistvost' svo-
jej krajiny. TAX sa nam vi
df, re nova svetova vojna sa
tento raz nezacne ma Balka-
ne.
Spominajuc Balkan, memo
zeme obist' Juhoslaviu. Tam
vlada napred vypisala "slo-
bodne vopby'' pre- vsetky po-
liticke strany a teraz vacsine
stran zakazala volebn1 kan
pan, ba vhodila do zala-
rov niekol'ko politickych
vodcov. Ma Ciernej Hore po.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22
Matka.

A1NAANAA OAOPAAS oNSSO-
chyrny pol'sky komponista a
muzikant NAL vepmi dobrd
matku, ktora no pobozne w.
chovavala. Ked' boil ale star
81, dostal sa do zlej spoloc-
nosti. Neveril v Boha - "a
budol sa modlit'. Raj vel'mi
ochorel, ked' boil v Parizi.
Nal vel'mi dobreho priatePa
v .osobe knaza Jaloweckeho,
ktory, ked' sa doznal o jeho
nemoci, zaraz odcestoval do
Pariza.
Hovoril mu o vsetkom -
a prosil no, ably sa smieril s
p. Bohom, ably sa vyspove-
dal. Nebolo pomoci - da-
romne boly reci.
Knaz nemal Incl pomoci:
vynal jeden maly kriz a u
kazal no Chopinovi s tymito
slovami: "Pamatas ma ten sv.
kriz -. pamatas, ked' ii no
tvoja matka davala boz
kat'?'
Ia rec tax ucinkovala ma
Chopina, re no. Shy zalialy
a sa smieril s P. Bohom. b.
re, co my name d'akovat'
nasim dobrym matkam, ale
mnoho razy to nechceme vi
diet.
Dobra manzelka.
Benjamin Franklin pri bu-
dovanf jedneho domu dlho-
dlho stal a pozoroval robot
nikov. Cudno mu pablo, ze
jeden vzdy nielen vesely
ale najveselsf boil 20 vset-
kych.
Po praci prist1pil k nemu
Franklin a pytal sa no: "Co
je tajnost'ou tvojej radosti?'
Ten mu odpovedal: "Ta tai
most je moja manzelka. Ked'
idem rano do prace, ranaj-
ky su ma stole - odoberie sa
odo nina peknymi slovami.
Ked' prfdem domov z prace
- dom cisty, ako zlato -
deti poobliekane sedia
pri stole a pri najlepsej We
ceri cakaj1 svojho otca. Nj
kde ma svete sa necftim lep-
Sic, ako doma.''
Pozrite vsetky manzelky
do svojho zrkadla - do
svojho svedomia.
CT Wy robite tax? Ako ste
* ! a4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

Kto Dol ma bazare osady
sv. Cyrila a Metoda, ten vie,
pri ktorej b1de sa robil mai
lepsi "biznis''. A kto nevie,
tomu povieme, ze pri b1de5
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-02-22

Spominaj1c Balkan, memo
zeme obist' Juhoslaviu. Tam
vlada napred vypisala "slo-
bodne vopby" pre- vsetky po-
liticke strany a teraz vacsine
stran zakazala volebn1 kan
pan, ba vhodila do zala-
rov niekol'ko politickych
vodcov. Ma Ciernej Hore po-
licia zastrelila dvoch Stu
dentov, ktori boil politicky
cinnf. Sine zvedavi, axe "slo-
bodne vol'by" budd v nasej
starej vlasti ma jasen. Teraj-
sim vladnym stranam hrozi
porazka a ony sa nechcd
dat poraZit'.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20

Here's the lane that has turn
ing and it is silvered with hopes
that city's 1885 Christmas will
give a hand to aiding children by
dressing them for wintry days.
The lane is -of-Dimes, of
Clothea- Child of The Indianapo-
lis Times. 1t pleads it's cause from
a humble place where all men,
women and children, are equal-a
sidewalk.
The II rows of dimes today rep
resent $1,000 in money and the
savings from many lunches of
shop-girls, office employees, and
passersby. Each row has $1,000
in it's 100-foot length. Santa Claus
meets old and young daily on the
line between the hours of II a. m.
and p. m. and p. m. and p m.
Enshrine your dimes at Mile-of-
Dimes and watch children bloom
on Christmas Day in warm ap-
parel. Or call RI-5551 for your
boy or girl to clothe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
SCHALL FEARED
FATALLY HURT
IN CAR MISHAP
Famed Blind Senator, Foe
of New Deal, Struck
Crossing Street.
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-Blind
Senator Thomas D. Schall (R.,
Mimi, vigorous New Deal critic,
was in a grave condition today and
doctors refused to speculate on his
chances to live. He was struck by
an automobile last night while
crossing the Baltimore-W Washington
highway.
The 58-year-old veteran legislator
received possible fractured skull,
internal injuries and compound
fracture of the left leg. He lay I'M
conscious in Casualty Hospital, with
staff of surgeons and specialists
in attendance.
A midnight bulletin described his
condition as critical, and said he
had received a serious head in
jury" A later report, issue by DR.
John j. Shugrue, brain specialist,
said, THE Senator's condition re-
mains the same"
Senator Schall was struck while
being led across the highway by
O. r. Leen, a clerk in his Office.
Mr.. Leen also was in the hospital,
with head injuries and shock. His
condition was not believed serious.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20

Two Brothers, cared for three children
and took three more.
Insurance Exchange Inc, Employees,
girl.
United Artists Corp. Employees, boy.
United Dental labor atories, girl.
Alpha Omicron Alpha, Iota chapter,
girl.
Employees of General Electric Supply
Corp. boy.
New York Life Insurance Co. and
Employees, boy.
L. S. Ayres g. Co. Tailor shop, boy.
H. r. H., girl.
GRAPHIC Products Inc, Employees, three
children.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
U. S., boy and girl.
No Name Man, boy.
Sigma Sigma Kappa, girl.
Union Trust Co. Employees, child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wenning, child.
Glenn B. Ralston, child.
S. H. X. two boys.
DOrcas A. Page, child.
Billy Sigma Alpha, boy.
Thursday Bridge Club, girl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20

In broken English and with an ar
ray OF gestures folks have seen him
use on the screen, the mustached
Italian comedian told how he be-
gan singing in Mr.. Hitchcock's
chorus, later doing all sorts of parts
in an Italian stock company.
When Henry heard that Shirley
Temples new picture, The Littlest
Rebel was playing here, he exhibit
ed one of his famous grins.
Has Praise for Thelma Todd
Il played in the stage version of
The Littlest Rebel with Mary Miles
Minter years ago." he said.
His first motion picture was THE
Sign Of the Cross" silent finn, in
which William Farnum took the
leading part. That was in 1915.
With Mr.. Armetta today was his
son, John, II, who is going to be
a movie director. His dad says he
hopes to be working for John some
day. Even now, John rehearses all
of Henry's movie scenes, works out
intricate business.
And sometimes Henry said
slyly, "he gives me some good sug-
gestions."
Mr.. Armetta spoke highly of
Thelma Todd. recently found dead
in Beverly Hills. His manager, Pat
De Cicco, was formerly Miss Todd's
husband.
Prefers Corn Beef to Spaghetti
Henrys favorite leading lady" is
Mae Robson. He confessed his
amazement at the energy and en-
thusiasm of the veteran actress.
Mr. Armetta doesn't like slapStick
comedy for his parts. He wants a
little pathos and drama, too.
"Anda I don't like spaghetti. I
like corn beef" he chuckled.
He is appearing in person at the
Lyric Theater, starting today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20

dren.
Mile of Dimes .........S $3.50
Office cash S1IO1.54
Going! Going! and thai is what
Clothe-a-Child did today as it
jumped over the 500 mark to $50
children given passport to
warmth of body and soul as they
were dressed by individual donors
in the annual Yuletide campaign.
Wadley Co., donors with service
stripes for numerous years in
Clothes Child, tied in today's
honor roll with the Boarding Dept.
of the Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc,
on orders for six children.
Mile-of-Dimes, sidewalk Santa,
neared the $4,000 footage with IL
rows. Children clothed on Mile
of-Dimes have not been included
in the $50 children dressed to date
by generous folk of the city.
Today's roll of honor follows
Wadley Co. Employees, six children.
Real Silk Hosiery, Scanning Dept,
three boys and three girls.
Booster Club of Chapman-Price Steel
Castings Co., cared for three children
and took four more.
Real Silk Hosiery Mills Inc, Boarding
Dept, girl and boy.
Zeta Kappa Psi sorority, two girls.
Lillian Neville and Martha Fritz. girl.
General Delivery and Directory Sec
ton, indianapolis Postoffice, girl.
Molders Union Local No. II, boy.
Railroadmen's Building and Savings
Assn, boy and girl.
Mrs. NJ. E. Graves, boy.
Phi Gamma Tau sorority, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhine, boy
L. S. Ayres Co. Inspectors, girl.
c. P. Lesh Paper Co., Men, boy and
girl.
Eli Lilly e. Co., Men of Bldg. 25, boy.
v. Bamber, boy.
Hook Drug Co., Office, boy.
Charles, John, and Stephen, girl
Employees of George F. Cram Co., two
children.
Woodside Methodist Church, Young
Peoples Glass, two children.
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Allen
Lodge No. 1929, boy.
Employees of Roy E. Steele Inc, two
bows,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
City Chairman Hopeful

Confidence that DR.. Toyohiko
Kagawa, japanese Christian leader,
would be admitted into the United
States to address a Student Volun-
teer Movement convention in Indi-
annapolis was expressed today by
Thomas Sharp, convention city
chairman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
GIRL HOLDS UP BANK;
POSSE TRAPS SUSPECT
Young Woman Gives South Bend
Address After Arrest.

By United Press
TWIN LAKES, Mimi, Dec. 90
A modishly attired young woman
who gave her name as Mary Lyon
of South Bend, Ind, was held here
today on charge of robbing a bank
single-handed.
She was captured by an armed
posse a few miles from Twin Lakes,
driving an automobile with Illinois
license plates.
Late yesterday the woman, bran
dishing a gun, forced the cashier
and a customer into the vault,
scooped up about $3.50 and strolled
out. AS she entered her car the
cashier escaped from the vault and
opened fire.
Villagers, aroused by the shots,
took up the chase,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
WPA WORKERS TO GET
PAY BY CHRISTMAS
$4,000 to Be Distributed in Eight
Counties, Including Marion,

State Works Progress Admins
tration officers today completed ar
rangements for the payment of
$750000 to $4,000 workers in eight
counties, including Marion, before
Christmas Day.
More than 100000 is to be paid
11,947 WPA workers in this county.
Other counties affected are Lake,
Clark, Decatur, Bartholomew, Han
cock, Howard and ST. Joseph.
Pay dates in remaining counties
have been arranged so that approx
mately 100000 is to be released
before Christmas.
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|. u. STUDENTS START
CHRISTMAS VACATION
Trains and Buses Filled; Glasses to
Be Resumed Jan. 6,
Times Special

tM68 SpeCtdI
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 90
Indiana University students were
leaving today for the four corners
of the nation as the annual Christ
mas vacation opened. Special trains
and buses were filled with passen-
gers for So states and all parts of
Indiana.
The foreign delegation from eight
countries left for New York, Chi
cago and other points of interest.
The student body of 5217 is to
return Jan. 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
HOOVER ACCEPTS BID
TO IOWA DAY PICNIC
EX-President Promises to Attend
Long Beach (Cal.) Outing.
Rn Tnitcd prcor

By United Press
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 20.-Former
President Herbert Hoover has &C
cepted an invitation to attend the
annual Iowa Day picnic at Long
Beach, Cal, next month, he said
here today Hoover was born in
Iowa. He will be on the program
with Gov. Merriam of California.
also former IoWan.
Former Hawkeyes, numbering
100000, are expected to attend the
picnic which this year will COM
memorate admission of Iowa to
statehood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
COUNCIL FIRES q AIDS
OF CONVICTED OFFICIAL
Wayne Assessor Must Run Office
With Only Chief Deputy.

I FM6S Special
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 90
Difficulties in the Office of Wayne
Township Assessor Lawrence J..
Hoeltje, convicted recently of brib-
cry, became more involved today aft
er the Allen County Council ordered
dismissal of four deputy assessors.
The Council, however, approved
an appropriation of $500 to pay
their salaries. Mr.. Hoeltje, left with
only chief deputy for the remand
er of the year, has filed an amended
motion for a new trial.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
Two Killed in Train Crash

RONKONKONA, N. Y, Dec. 90
Two children were killed and three
others injured seriously when a
Long Island Railroad train hit q
school bus at crossing in Holl-
brook today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
PURDUE PROFESSOR DIES
o. S. Roberts, State Chemist Office
Inspector, Passes.

By Untted Press
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 20.
Prof. o. S. Roberts, 70, member
of the Purdue University staff and
chief inspector for the state chem
lists office, died at his home here
yesterday after several years of
failing health. Prof. Roberts was
graduated from Purdue in 1883.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
Henry Armetta in City
After 3O-Year Absence
Famed Italian Comedian Valet to Raymond
Hitchcock on First Visit; Recalls Noisy Hotel.

For the time his fe
comedian of than 200
Station today His first visit Indianapolis
AT that time Mr. Armeta Raymond Hitchcock
played the lead in The Yankee Consul at Engsh House
Armetta little
noisy theatrical hotel where
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OTHER CITIES AT ! A. NJ.

Precipitation "a hrs. ending a m 90
Total precipitation since Jan. l,.....37.03
Deficiency since Jan. 1............... l76
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-20
FRIENDS APPEAL
TO CAPITAL FOR
KACAWA ENTRY
Japanese Christian Leader
Must Obtain Special
Permit, Is Ruling.
By United Press

BY CHitCd Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-Im-
migration officials at Angel Island
indicated today that Dr. Toyohiko
Kagawa's only hope of entering the
United States lies in obtaining
special authorization from Wash
ington.
DR.. Kagawa. Japanese Christian
leader, arrived here yesterday from
Japan. He was to have boarded a
plane for Los Angeles, where he
was scheduled to begin a speaking
tour which eventually would have
taken him to New York and
Europe.
Examination of the church leader
by the United States Health Depart
ment revealed that he was suffer-
ing from trachoma, a severe eye
infection, officials said, and he was
placed in quarantine and refused
entry.
Caught Ailment in Slums
He was reported to have UNDER
gone IS operations in an attempt to
cure the ailment he is said to have
contracted while doing evangelistic
work in Tokyo slums.
There is no possibility shat DR..
Kagawa can be allowed to enter the
United States unless he receives
special authorization from Wash
ington." immigration officials said.
The bearer of a disease as seri-
Gus as trachoma can not be admit
ted to the country under our regu-
lations. At present, it appears DR..
Kagawa will have to return to
Japan"
American friends of the mission
airy, son of a prominent japanese
statesman, appealed to Secretary of
Labor Frances Perkins for a special
permit to allow him to enter the
country.