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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
: FolytataS :


ARA, hogy egyszer valoban rajuk
uorulnek, folytatta Killjen, termeszetesen
senki sem gondolt Mikor felkerestem 6ket,
hidegen fogadtak hidegen bantak velem
mindeniitt es Elemer volt leghidegebb
.valamennyiiik koz0tt, pedig egykor ma
gyon j6 baratok voltunk -. Kegyed akkor
zardaban volt, grofne, Amaliaval egyutt
s en- n6verem leanyat latogatni mentem,
hogy elpanaszoljam neh sorsom rosszra
forduitat A zardaban meglattam ont,
aki szepseg, j6sag es az el6kel6seg meg
testesiilese volt, meglattam es megszeret-
tenn
Romano meglepetten tekintett ba-
r6ra onkentelen szobaja fele hatralt Ian
colo tekintete el6l.
- Szivem f0llangolt az on lattara, -
folytatta Killjen - Egg koldus, akinek
egyetlen fillerje sem volt, emelte szemet
0nre, gr6fne, S almodozott, abrandozott
6nrol, mint egy husz ewes fiu aki meg
Sohasem szeretett, akinek szive el0SzOr
ebredt szerelemre! Multak az evek
Amalia elhagyta kolostort en- t0bbe
mem lathattam ont, de rendGletleniil
szerettem. Az on kepe volt, amely s0tet,
hideg szobam szomorusagat f0lderitette,
az on kepe tartott vissza sokaig arrol lei
t6s utrol, amelyre kes6bb, - amikor meg
tudtam, hogy on, eszmenykepem, ennek
leha fraternek lett felesege, = megis
csak raleptem.
- Valogassa meg kerem szavait On
elfelejti, hogy kivel beszel -.
- Most tudja, grofne, kit gyulolok
kett0juk k0zJl, bar sokat mem mondtam
el, ami meg indokoltabba tehetne gyiil0-
letemet. Bosszut eskudtem tarsadalom
ellen, amely engem odataszitott, ahol ma
vagyok grofne bizonyara mem fog ESQ.,
dalkozni, ha mindazok ellen kikelek, akik-
mex modjukban ALT volna, hogy megment-
Senek 49,.
Romano szanalommal tekintett
barora
- vegig hallgattam ont inert kivancsi
voltam, hogy miert uld0z engem es
hozzamtartozokat Most tudom! K0szO-
nom, hogy oszinte es nyilt volt csak ait
az egyet akarom megjegyezni, hogy aki-
mex mines hajlama a rosszra, ait SEM
mifele megprobaltatas mem vezeti lejto-
re, amely a becstelensegbe visz.
Emelt f0vel, biiszke tartassal hagyta
el termet.
Killjen fajdalmas pillantassal nezett
utana.
= Konnyii AIT mondani, ha minden
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19
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- Nit artott az neked? Mem volt-e
meg mindened, amt csak kivantal? Ele-
gansan 0lt0zk0dtel, fenyes haztartasod volt,
fogatod, udvarl6id !. +. Melyik feri volt va
laha is jobb a felesege irant, mint en-?
- val6ban, mindenem megvolt nalad.
legt0bb asszony mem is lenne elegedetlen
az en- helyemben. Egyszeruen karp6tolnA
magat ferje kihiilt szerelmeert. De err6l
kar beszelni. Mindez elmult Sem fogatom,
sem dus ruhataran, sem fenyes haztarta-
som, mem lesz t6bbe csak ARA kerlek,
oszd meg velem nelkul0zest. Ketten
egyltt k0nnyebben fogjuk AIT elviselni
- Mem sziilettem ARA, hogy nyomo-
rogjak.
Romano szomoru pillantAssal merte
vegig ferjet.
- Akkor hat nincs init beszelniink
t0bbe egymassal - mondotta tompan. FL
vegeztiink mindent, 0rokre!
Elemer bosszusan vallat Won't Is ei-
hagyta szobat.
HATODIK FEJEZET.
Masnap meg zordabb, kemenyebb volt
az lido. Romano meleg premes bundaban
ALT nagyteremben palota cseledeire
vart, akik az alto el6tt sirtak, megtudvan,
hogy asszonyuk orokre eltavozik a palo-
tabol amely gazdat cserelt.
Mihaly, az Greg komornyik, vezette be
szolgalokat. Inasok, szakacs, kertesz,
szobaleanyok, egymasutan kullogtak be,
lehajtott f6vel, kisirt szemekkel megalltak
sorban, egymas mellett, varva, hogy a
grofne megszolitsa 6ket
- Mem akartam bucsu nelkiil ta-
vozni, kezdte Romano, elfogult, resi-
ket6 hangon. Azert hivattam fel
mindnyajukat, hogy megmondjam, hogy
10, hi cseledeim voltak, szolgalatukkal
meg voltam elegedve ha korilmenyeim
mem kenyszeritenenek, soha mem valtunk
volna meg egymast6l.
- Vigyen magaval grofne! - klaltot-
tax sirva majdnem mindnyajan egy-
Szerre.
- Mihaly mar bizonyara megmondta
maguknak, hogy ez lehetetlen De
Udalrique herceg, haz vi gazdaja, meg
tartja mindnyajukat szolgalataban Is ez
tudat megnyugtat engem. Szivb6l XII
vanom, hogy sorsunk valtozasa Matt
senki Sc szenvedjen es karosodjek Legye-
mex jo es hi szolgai vi uruknak A
herceg kegyes es jo lesz valamennyiiik
irant. listen aldja meg mindnyajukat.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

nap teritett asztalhoz uliink es vi ruhaban
jarunk! - gondolta elkeseredetten. =
Hany ember lenne alias, gaz, ha mem
barsony b0lcs6ben ringattak volna.
El6vette az 6rajat S rapillantott.
Ugylatszik, Elemernek sok dolga
van igyvedjevel, gondolta.
De mar nyilt is az alto Elemer meg
jelent a kiiszob0n. Feltiin6en dult volt
S az area halvany.
= Hallott ilyet, Killjen! kial-
totta haraggal. - Romano eladta pa
lotat mar holnap XII kell innen men
mink!
EFT On csak most tudta meg? -
kerdezte nevetve bar6.
Hat On mar tudja?
- Persze, hogy tudtam. Tudtam,
meg miel6tt alairtak volna a szerz6dest.
Es NIT tart dologr6l?
= A grofne kenyszer hatasa alatt
cselekedett.
= Kenyszer hatasa alatt? Micsoda
beszed ez! XII kenyszerithette erre Ha-
tam m0g0tt eladni hazat, amelyet en-
ajandekoztam neki -.
= Ugy tudom, hogy az Greg groftol
kapta jegyajandekul palotat.
= Az mindegy. A hazat nem volt
joga titokban eladni EFT azonnal meg
is mondom neki.
Varjon csak egy kicsit grof ur.
El6bb ARA feleljen, hogy most hova vi
gyik feketeket, ha ugyan meg van kedve
megvenni azokat. j..
Hogyne volna! Bolondsag lenne
elszalasztani EFT jo vetelt Menjen
csak, fizesse XII az arukat vitesse Iowa
kat Valentine istallojaba. Egy ora mulva
magam is oft leszek.
- De ha Valentine elutazik -.
Legyen nyugodt mem utazik ell.
Agyonlovom a csabitojat, meg miel6tt
Ultra kelne.
- Es ha lone f6be ont?
- Ne torodjek vele! Menjen es vegye
meg lovakat!
Killjen nevetve hajtotta meg magat,
mikozben tavozott, ait gondolta hogy:
Eszem agaban sincs az, hogy pen
zemet, amelyet te ugy sem tudnal vissza-
fizetni, sohasem, kockaztassam.
Elemer nagy dih0sen neje boudoirja
max tartott. Romanat szamadasok atne-
zesevel talalta elfoglalva.
- Hogy mereszelted eladni hazat,
tudtomon xviii? - kerdezte haragtol
tajtekozva.
Romano egy csomo papirt nyujtott at
neki valaSzul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

senki ne menteget6dzek az
zal, hogy "nem tudtam," ha
ait latja, hogy 8 vezette be a
magyarokaf azokba a "k0z0s
frontokba", amelyekben 6ket
az IWO-ba csabitjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

lit van, ere kellett palota ara,
exert adtam el, - mondta er6t we've felin-
dulasan, amelyet goromba hang jo-
gosulatlan szemrehanyas keltett benne
Elemer belepillantott papirokba s
melyen elpirult.. $50.
A Nelli alairasaval ellatott valtok vol
tax azok.
- Ezeket kellett kifizetnem, - folly
tatta Romano Nelli mem karosodhat
k0nnyelmiisege Matt egy krajcarral SEM
Gyamja vagyok. minthogy ad6ssagat
egyebbel mem egyenlithettem XII, eladtam
a hazamat
- Rosszul tetted. En- minden tarto-
zasom kifizettem volna.
= Te? - kerdezte legmelyebb
megvetes hangjan Romano?
Ez hang lehiit6tte Elemer haragjat
Most hova megytink lakni? -
kerdezte csendesebben
En- a kiilvarosban bereltem egy
kis lakast magam szamara - felelte
Romano. Mem hiszen, hogy neked
kedvedre lesz, de diszesebbre mem telik
En-, Nellivel oft fogok lakni.
= Sz6val elvalunk?
Vd1dSuIlk I1ldI IcScIl IueSCOIIcIlI
EFT te is j6l tudod. Ere lepesre ko-
riilmenyek kenyszeritettek. Ha kedved
van ARA, hogy nelkulozest es szegeny-
seget megosszad veliink,, = veliink j0-
hetsz, hely lesz Oft te szamodra is.
= Valoban? Nagyon kegyes vagy! -
mondta Elemer - AIT hiszed elhiszem
hogy nelkil0zni fogtok, amikor Nellinek
huszezer forintnal tobb j0vedelme van?
- Ami Nellie, az mem a mienk
= Mem megyek XII a palotabol! Sem
misnek nyilvanitom az adas-veteli szerz6-
dest. A no mem adhat ell semmit ferje be-
leegyezese nelkul. En- err0l mem tudtam
senmit, gyalazatosan megcsaltal, kijat-
szottal es ezt mem tiir0m
Romano szelid tekintettel nezett rea
: Gondold meg, Elemer NIT beszelsz
Gondolj becsuletedre, tisztessegre Ne
kiink mem szabad mas penzebol elniink
Nehany emberen Xviii meg senki sem
tudja valtok t0rtenetet De gondold
meg mi lenne, ha vilag megtudna, hogy
noveremet, EFT tudatlan gyermeket, mi
forgattuk XII vagyonabol?
- Mar nagyon unom ezeket az er-
k0lcsi predikaciokat!
- Mem predikacio ez, hanem az igaz-
sag megvilagitasa. Tudod, hogy hazas-
eletiink egesz ideje alatt egyre csaltal en-
gem, hazudtal nekem, viszalykodtal We
lem. En- azonban soha szemrehanyassal,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

panaszszoval mem illettelek. Turtem es
szenvedtem. De mertek betelt. Most
cselekednem kellett, inert kiilonben az
ar 0sszecsapott volna fejiink felett.
Mindent a legfeketebb szinben
-. De hat NIT tehettem volna egye-
bet?
- Gyakran jon segely oman, ahonnan
a legkevesbe varjuk.
- Ez konnyelmiiek okoskodasa. Ne
kunk azonban sem varnunk, sem remel-
mink mem lehetett. Te mem t0r6dtel dol
gainkkal ICY nekem kellett kezembe ven
mem az Jgyek elintezeset.
- Egy $40, mint szaz: en- mem megyek
XII hAzamb6l.
= Mar pedig XII kell menned A haz
mem a mienk Eladtuk.
= Kinek? Visszaveszem t6le
- Udalrique herceg vette meg
A herceg? - kialtotta fellobbanva
Elemer, - EFT azonnal gondolhattam vol
ma! Osszejatszottatok hatam megett!
De savanna mondom, elszamitottatok ma
gatokat!
Ragalmaidra mem is kellene vala-
szolnom. De megteszem mint te, sza-
vamra mondom, hogy csak fel6ra el6tt tud
tam meg, hogy Udalrique vev6 S hogy
neki adtam ell hazamat
- Hazudsz!
- Mem szoktam hazudni, bar lett vol
ma alkalmam ra, hogy kitanuljam hazu-
dozas miiveszetet.
- Celzas akar ez lenni?
= Mem, de ugy latszik, talalva erzed
magadat. Mindegy. Hagyjuk multat.
En- kesz vagyok ra hogy mindent elfelejt-
SEX, ha megvaltoztatod eletmododat. Ha
megosztod velem ait sorsot, amelyet mem
en- keszitettem szamunkra, en- neman,
panasz nelkul fogok tiirni. Ha eletmo-
dodat megvaltoztatod, vilag el6tt ezen-
tul is hazastarsak gyanant elhetlnk. En-
hajlando vagyok ra!
Mines NIT valtoztatnom eletmodo-
mon. Ugy elek, ugy mint minden rang
ban, tarsadalmi allasban hozzam hasonlo
ferfiu.
- Ez az utolso szavad? Gondold meg,
NIT teszel Gondold meg mi var read!
Elhagyatva, megcsaltan, egyediil fogsz elni
Azok, akik feled mosolyogtak addig, amig
koltekeztel, most maid elfordulnak t6led
Magadra maradsz En- viszont hi tarsn6d
lennek az egesz eleten keresztiil nelkul,
hogy szamot tartanek kihiilt szerelmedre
Mem kerek t6led egyebet, csak ait, hogy ne
olj ugy jov6ben, mint ahogyan eddig
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-12-19

II r DE s s EN-
= A p UN a.,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
Holding Company Law
Ruled Unconstitutional;
Utility Stocks Advance
Profit aking Turns Market
Irregular After Frenzied
Morning Rush.
By United Press

BY CHttCd PFeSS
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-The stock
market settled down to normal rou-
tine this afternoon after hectic
morning when utility shares made
up about 81 per cent of the $780,
900 shares traded.
Initial prices were higher under
the lead of utilities, which made. a
sensational response to the Balti-
more Federal Court decision finding
the utility holding bill unconstitu-
tional
Blocks of 1000 to $4,000 shares
appeared in the utilities, represent
ing punched orders received over
night.
The rise at the outset ranged to
more than 2 points. 1t was ex-
tended for time in volume suffi-
cient to cause tickers to lag sew
eral minutes. Then profit taking
reduced the utility gains and turned
the main list irregular. In the early
afternoon prices came back quietly
in most sections. although most rails
still were lower
Western Union at the end of the
third hour was at 691A, up 2&; U. S.
Steel AN, up Y; Consolidated Gas
327s, up rs; Commercial Solvents
1873, up 2; General Electric 37%
up * New York Central 23ss, off
i; Westinghouse Electric 911a. up
13$; Chrysler 85A, up u, and Cen
eral Motors SIS. off a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
TWO MEN SEIZED
IN MAIL ROBBERY
Captured in Ohio Apartment
for $4,000 Theft.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 8.-Two men,
one of them a paroled convict. were
arrested here today and held as
suspects in the daring $4,000 mail
train robbery at Garrettsville, O.,
yesterday.
Seized in an apartment the men
were rushed to the police station
and held incommunicado pending
arrival of witnesses TO the holdup
Strictest secrecy was maintained.
but it was learned the two men
were to be placed in a lineup late
today.
Police said the former convict
was linked with the holdup when
his signature on Bertillion files COM
pared favorably with that of a man
who purchased the automobile be-
lieved to Lave been used in the
GarrettsVille robbery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
EXPOSE COAST STAR
AS RINGER PLAYER
Ted Key Confesses Playing
at Texas School.
By United Press

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8.-'R. F..
(TeO Key" erstwhile star U. C. l..
A. back, stood exposed today as
Clois Francis Key, ringer" vino
played out his eligible college years
at Texas School of Mines.
Key emerged from seclusion to
confess his identity. Subsequently
his father. James D. Key, who had
insisted his son was the person in
whose name he was registered, also
admitted the hoax.
Admissions followed reports that
Key had been ruled definitely in
eligile by Dean Earl J. Miller of
UCLA, who had gone to Amarillo,
Tex, to check up on the players
high school record.
Key was barred from the football
squad shortly before the University
of California at Berkeley came here
last Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
HUNT SLASHER
after ATTACK
Police Seek Youth Who Cut
Woman in Attempt to
Rob Her.

Police today sought young and
vicious purse snatcher who last
night slashed and wounded serious
ly woman who resisted his at
tempt to rob her at 40th and N. Me-
ridian-sts.
The woman, Mrs. Sallie B. Myers,
AZ, of 1887 Kenwood-av, today is
in Methodist Hospital. Her ply
sician, who made an emergency
operation last night on the wound
inflicted by the knife of her as
sailant, says she is very sick"
She was walking to her home
when the young white man, wear
ing capy and no overcoat, ap-
preached her and demanded her
purse. She replied by hitting him
In the face with it.
The man struck at her, grabbed
the purse and fled. Suffering from
shock, Mrs. Myers made her way to
her home and recounted the story
to members of her family. Some
one noticed the front CT her dress
had been cut and an investigation
showed she had received a cut in
the abdomen which she had hith-
erto been unaware of.
AT the hospital it was discovered
that the wall of the abdomen had
been pentrated and an emergency
operation was performed. Surgeons
said that the instrument the slasher
used evidently had been sharp. prob
ably razor or penknife with a
long blade.
The pocketbook contained only SO
cents and two car tokens. For sew
eral weeks police have been cor
cerned about wave of purse
Snatching, but this is the first re-
corded instance of physical in
jury being inflicted by the criminal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
Ally Cop
Actress Loses Income
Sues Telegraph Firm,
Changes Mind.
TT seems that Miss Rebecca Jane

1T seems that Miss Rebecca Jane
l. Ally, %, Shelbyville 0nd0
opera and stage actress, sent a
sealed note by Western Union to
F. w. Kennedy, Shelbyville manu-
facturer, in April, 1888, and it was
very, very special.
Well, the messenger arrived at
the Kennedy Hotel, of which Mrs.
Kennedy is manager, and deliv-
cred the letter to Mrs. Kennedy
for relay to Mr.. Kennedy.
Mr.. Kennedy, it seems, was in
his bath, and told Mrs. Kennedy
to open it and read it to him.
Mrs. Kennedy did, and from then
on the SIS week Mr.. Kennedy
had been sending to Miss Ally
since some time in 1923 was dis
continued.
This story came out in Federal
Court today where Miss Ally,
wearing a fuzzy red tam and a
light tan suit, was suing the West
ern Union Telegraph Co. for $10,-
600 for loss of income, mental an
guish, impaired health" and other
things.
Miss Ally testified that Mr.. Ken
nedy had been kind enough to
send her the money ever since he
had employed her for IS weeks as
a radio singer in 1928 to advertise
his firms products.
TOR this, she said, she signed
Il her letters &c" for grateful
This particular letter, she said,
signed in that way, asked for $25
that week, and larger lump sum
because people were pressing her
about a mortage on the house.
Miss Ally said she had studied
music in Indianapolis and New
York, and had sung in opera on
the West Coast, in Boston and
New York, and had been in must
cal comedy.
Judge Robert C. Baltzell ex-
cluded testimony of mental an
guish and impaired health, and
then, on plea of Miss Allys at
torney. dismissed the case.
The telegraph company, due to
withdrawal of the case. did not
present evidence.
Miss Ally denied that she ever
had been alone with Mr.. Ken
nedy"
Never never. never" she said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
AUSTRALIA AIR
HERO MISSING
ON SEA FLIGHT
Kingsford- Smith Long Over
due; Last Sighted Fight
ing Fierce Storm.
SEARCH IS UNDER WAY
Fear Famed Aviator Lost in
Shark Infested Bay
of Bengal.
BU United Press

By United Press
SINGAPORE, Straits Settle
ment. Nov. 8.-Sir Charles Kings
ford Smith, world famous Austral-
ian aviator, was many hours over
due on fight from Allahabad,
India, today, and it was feared
he was lost in the shark infested
Bay of Bengal.
On his last long flight, from Eng
land to Australia, the conqueror of
oceans was seen by fellow aviator
fighting a fierce storm over the bay
$50 miles from shore, flames shoot
ing from the exhaust of his plane,
the Lady Southern Cross.
Kingsford-Smith and his CO.
pilot, j. T. Pethybridge, were due
here at about $50 a. m. (4:3O p. m.
Thursday, Indianapolis time). They
had not arrived by mid-afternoon
and a search was being conducted
by ocean liners, tramp steamers, by
wireless and by Royal Air Force
planes all over the dangerous ocean
area in which he was last seen fight
ing for life.
Flying at Record Pace
The great Australian, twice con-
queror of the Atlantic, hero of a
westward flight across the Atlantic,
pioneer in many oceans in the Far
East, left Lympne airdrome, on the
kentlsh coast of England. at 6:28
a. m. Greenwich mean time (12::28
a. M, indianapolis time, Wednesday,
on what he said was to be leisurely
flight to Australia.
He said also that it would be the
last of the great flights which have
won him fame.
But when he left Allaaabad, in
central India, yesterday for this
$50,000,0O0 British naval base on
the all red" route to the East, his
low-Winged Lockheed Affair mono
plane with its supercharged Wasp
engine and comfortable pitch pro-
peller was streaking at world rec
ord time.
He was but two and one-haIt
hours penlnd the astonishing rec
ord set by c. W. A. Scott and Tom
Campbell Black in their two-day
22-hour, 58-minute flight from Mil
denhall, England, to Melbourne in
October, 1884, that reduced former
records to fractions. Kingsford-
Smith was going strong then.
Seen $50 Miles From Shore
C. j. Melrose, another record
breaking Australian aviator, ar
rived here early today on a flight
back home.
AS soon as his plane had landed
he said that he passed Kingsford-
Smith over the dangerous bay
Kingsford-Smith, Melrose said
was obviously fighting. His plane
was but 200 feet over the reaching
waves, $50 miles from the shore.
Melrose said that he himself
reached here only after a fight in a
fierce storm over the bay.
The Royal Air Force crew got
into action at once. Signals to the
Lady Southern Gross began flashing
out over the seas. There was no re-
Spouse, and the wireless kept up its
signaling.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
NAILS DECREE END
OF STEEL HELMETS
Hitler Issues Order on Eve
of PutSCh Anniversary.
By GHitcd Press

By GHitcd Press
BERLIN, Nov. 8-Adolf Hitler
today decreed the dissolution of the
Stahlhelm, the once powerful Steel
Helmet organization of World War
veterans which ever since the Nazi
accession to power had stoutly re-
sisted efforts to absorb it.
The dissolution, effective at once
throughout Germany, was decreed
by the Reichsfuehrer on the eve Of
the anniversary of the Munich beer
cellar" revolt that first brought his
name before the world.
Hitler announced his action in
letter to Franz Seldte, minister of
labor in the cabinet and leader of
the Stahlhelm, informing him that
the Stahlhelm was to be dissolved
throughout the country.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
CALL MASS MEETING
IN LINKS SQUkBBLE
lrvington Residents to Air
Protests TUESDAY,.

Several hundred persons are ex-
pected to attend a mass meeting
Tuesday night when Irvington resi-
dents and golfers will air their
views on the proposed Pleasant Run
blvd extension which, it is said. will
damage the golf course. The meet
ing will be held in the clubhouse.
Protesting residents seek revision
OF the boulevard plans to eliminate
a traffic hazard bridge and prevent
damage of the course, valued at
$250,000.
Paul Frame is chairman of the
meeting committee, and DR.. Dale
LentZ is president of the golf club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-08
JURY RE0PENS INQUIRY
IN EVELYN HOEY DEATH
Complete" Investigation Promised
in Shooting of Actress.

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WEST CHESTER, Pa. Nov. g.
The Chester County grand jury
will begin complete" investigation
into the fatal shooting of Evelyn
Hoey, beautiful musical comedy ac-
treSs, Tuesday. District Attorney
William E. Parke said today.
We do not consider the case
closed by any means" Mr.. Parke
said. The investigation will cover
both the shooting and the inquest. I"
Miss Hoey was found shot TO
death in second-fi floor bedroom of
the farm home of Henry Huddles-
ton Rogers III. oil heir. on the night
OF Sept, IL. Rogers and William J.
Kelly. house guest. we're held on
technical charges OF suspicion of
murder, but we're released follow
ing he inquest.