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Evening star., 1935-01-04
AIRPORT LEASING
PROVIDED IN BILL
MCSWain Would Give New
Commission Authority
to Condemn Land.

Leasing by the Federal Government
of washington Airport for term
of i've years, closing the Military
road across the airport, Improvement
of the landing area and buildings
and the creation Of q commission OF
five members to establish and op-
crate a permanent model airport for
washington at the end Of the FIVE
year period, are provided in a bill
introduced in the House yesterday
by Representative McSwain Of South
Carolina.
The bill was referred to the House
Military Affairs Committee, Of which
McSwain Is chairman.
The bill provides for the inme-
diate creation of the airport COM
mission, members Of which are to be
appointed by the President. one to be
q resident of the District. one OF
nearby Virginia, one of nearby Mary
land, one from the Army Air Corps
and one from the Navy Bureau OF
AeronauticS.
The commission would be empow-
cred to appoint a manager and other
officials and employees Of the airport.
Should the commission be unable to
agree to a satisfactory leasing price,
it is provided that the airport shall
be condemned for public use. Leasing,
improvement and operating expenses
are to be charged against the Fed
eral and District governments on q
$3.50 basis.
With the immediate airport emer-
gency provided for by improvement
Of Washington Airport, the commits
sion Is directed to make a thorough
study of available sites for per-
manent airport, obtaining options on
the five most desirable properties and
submitting the matter, with recon-
mendations and options, to the Pres
ident and Congress for final selection
Of one of the five sites.
Evening star., 1935-01-04
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Evening star., 1935-01-04

Rheumatism Fought.
A national war against rheumatism
Is being started in England.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
AP R 0SAGoK

Az vi so szemelyes modern
rend6rsegi foghaz epiilet a N.
Blame Aven mar elkeszilt, a
"a oran tuli foglyokat ezen-
tul lit helyezik ell. A kozponti
rendorsegi foghaz mar regen
mem eleg biztos es egeszseg-
telen.
Ohio allami szeszuzletek no.
vember honap folyaman a k0-
vetkezo napokon zarva lesz-
mex. November sen, Election
Day, November lien, Armis-
tice Day, es november 28-an
Thanksgiving Day alkalma-
val.
DR.. Rev. John F. C.. Soller
"a st. Paul lutheranus temp
lom lelkesze, 40 ewes papi
jubileumat unnepeltek a Y.
M. c. A. epuletben oktober no
26-an bankett kereteben, koz-
ben a hivek ellopattak DR..
Soller Greg, rozoga autojat es
helyere egy teljesen vi 1936-os
autoval ajandekoztak meg
nagyrabecsulesuk jeleul.
Az oktober 26-iki tuzoltas-
nal negy varosi tuzolto kapott
fist mergezest a Lamarc ci-
p6javito IN. Phelp St.) uzlet-
egesekor. A ragasztoszer a
melyet a cip0javitasanal hasz-
nalnak, amely ugyanolyan
anyagbol keszUl, mint a mozi-
film, annak a fiistje mergez6
hatasu.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
0RlASI TOMEC volt. A vERHOvAY
.NAPONs A CENTRAL AUDITORiUMBAN

DR.. Sopkovich sem csinal nem-
zetisegi kerdest jel0ltsegeb6l
es mar ideje volna hogy az
iskolaszekben legyen legalabb
egy bevandorolt leszarmazott-
ia. Szavazzon Sopkovichra es
akarkire a mask negy k0ziil,
akik Guy T. Oil, l.. U. Hulin,
George Hopkins and Mrs.
Sarah Peterson. Eek az is
kolaszeki tagok jol kezeltek az
iskolak ugyeit es ha Sopko-
vich mem volna jel0lt, ugy AIT
ajanlanok, hogy szavazzon
mind a negyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31

melynek a tagletszama szin-
ten mem haladja meg a husz-
ezret.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
SIT. ISTVAN VERHOVAY 81
GYULESE SZOMBATON

FelhivOm a Scent IStvan
Egylet Verhovay 21-ik fiok
tagjainak figyelmet ARA, hogy
a rendes havi gyulesiink mem
vasarnap lesz, hanem szomba-
ton este, november 2-an, este 8
orakor a szokott helyen. Ker-
mem a tagokat, hogy ninel
nagyobb szammal sziveskedje-
mex megjelenni.
Aki meg mem fizette meg a
jegyet, iparkodjek AIT
megfizetr1i.
Beteg tagjaink: Id. Vas Ist-
van es Koleszar Gy0rgy. Beteg-
seq titkarnal jelentend6. 1706
Oak st. Tel. 30869.
G6ber Jdnos titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
A SZTRAJKOK KOZUL

meg mindig a Gulf menti
kikot0 munkasok kuzdelme
foglalta lie a lapok elso olda-
lat, inert harom embert a mutt
heten is megoltek. Kettot New
Orleansban, egyet pedig Gal
vestonban.
A kormany vegre belelepett
a nagy vitaba S ITALIAN sikerul
bekes megegyezest csinalni
akkor csupan az a kerdes ma
radt fem, hogy inert mem
avatkoztak elobb a dologba.
A Wagner-Connory bill al
kotmanyossagat a Greyhound
bus-vallalat munkasai fogjak
el0sz0r a legfelso birosagon
vitatni.
SOk vita van a Labor Board
elott, de ez mar az utolso sta
diumaba lepett es a heten fel-
erkezik a Supreme Courthoz.
Termeszetes, hogy a fenti
sztrajkon Xviii egesz t0mege
folyik a berharcoknak a mutt
het vegen ketszaztiz olyan
sztrajk volt az orszagban, a
melyek haromszaznal t0bb
e1nbert erintenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
SaaSEoH SEasST s1,|}T ,R9ssz


B a szervezett munkasok k0zt,
hogy a legi6val olyan ragy ba-
ratsagot k0t0ttek s hogy a kon
gresszus k0vetkez6 iiles-szaka-
ra egymasnak szovetseget is
tgertek.
A legio tamogatni fogja a
80 6ras munkahetre vonatkozd
jayaslatot ezzel szemben a
Eederation a bonus azonnali
kiflzeteset fogja kivanni.
"A Federation hoz tartoz6
szervezetek k0ziil j6 hete volt
% United Mine Workersnek,
nert az ellenebe szervezett
Anthracite Union feloszlott S
ezzel huszezer tag tert .yissza
a UMWA kebelebe.
A hatalmas banyasz-szerve-
zetnek most mar csak egy le-
szakadt aga van, az Illinoisban
mtik0d6 Progressive Union, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
vERHOvAY 1Os.

d A verhovay 108 osztalY be-,
teg tagjai: Varga Janos, '1647
Midland Ave, Hausef T1iops
IT'S s. Forest Ave. : !
Turner J6zsef, titkar,
Fl9 o115 Manchester Ave,
Yaxs Telefon 91O59. 8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
PRO HUNGARIA GYULES

A Pro-Hungaria Magyar N6k
Vilagsz0vetsegenek young
stowni Osztalya, november no
4-en, hetf6n este tartja rem
des havi gyuleset a West Sidei
Magyar Otthonban. Keretnek
a tagok, lehet6leg teljes SIAM
ban sziveskedjenek megje-
lenni, mivel t0bb fontos targy
kerul megbeszelesre. T0bbek
k0z0tt a november 17-iki bal
elokesziileteir6l.
Csete Sdnd0rle, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
Heti SzennIe

(Folytatas q AK oldals -
nincsenek a Federation seer
vezeteben, hanem magan-szer-
vezetekben es kompania junk
ban vannak tOmOrulve.
Nagyon erdekes komedia
lesz a kovetkez6 par honapban
AIT latni, hogy a nagy ipar-
vallalatok mlkeppen probal-
jak maid megfojtani azokat
a hazi szervezeteket, amelye-
ket olyan lazas sietseggel ala
kitottak az NRA idejeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
AZ AMERICAN LABOR
FEDERATION Ml

konvencioja veget ert, alb
ban azonban keves 0romet ta-
laltak a munkasok. A nagy
szervezet denokratizalasat ke-
resztiil vinni mem tudtak S bar
az ellenzek alaposan megn0-
vekedett, a konvenciot telje-
sen Green es a t0bbi reakcio-
sok uraltak. 2
Icy az egyseges szervezetek
felallitasat ismet elhalasztot-
tax szebb id6kre, nehogy a
nesterseg szerint felallitott sok
kis szervezet racketeer tisztvi-
sel6i elessenek a dzsabiaiktol.
Adnak ugyan, illetve mar
megadtak, az auto-iparban es
a gummi iparban chartert al
talanos szervezetre, de ezekb6l
is kivettek azokat a mesterem-
5ereket, akik a sajat mester-
segiknek szervezett uniojahoz
akarnak tartozni. 1t'''nia
Leszavaztak AIT is, Nogy
munkaspartot szervezzenek, de
megszavaztak AIT, hogy a veg
rehajto bizottsag az alkotmany
modositasaert tartozik kiiz-
deni.
Minthogy az alkotmany
megvaltoztatasa bek0vetkezik
a k0vetkez6 egy ket evben, ez
az. allasfoglalas minden esetre
meger6siti az eln0kot es azo-
kat a liberals elemeket, akik
AIT siettetni kivanjak.
Sfkertilt az ellenzeknek az
|is, l1ogy Wolff, meg a tobbi
reakci6s racketeert a fascista
szerve1etekben viselt tisztse-
gekb6l kiszoritottak. Is ell
blokkoltak a reakcios vezerkar
max AIT az alias szandekat,
shogy a kommunistakat a seer
VezetekbG kiZari6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31

(Folytatas az l-so Oldalr0l)
B. Spagnola all vele szemben,
mig Lionel Evansnak alig van
konkurenciaja a Republikanu-
sok k0zt.
Ket Evans van a szavazo-
cedulan, a mask Joseph Evans.
Azert az, aki Lionel Evansra
akar szavazni, nagyon jol
nezze meg a szavazo cedulat
es tegye keresztet a Lionel
Ev1ns neve ele. Keresse a
Lionelt es ne az Evanst. A
nevek nincsenek mindig egy
sorrendben exert kul0n0sen
kell vigyazni. A mask Evan
sot azert tettek meg jeloltnek,
hogy a szavazokat 0sszezavar-
ia, legalabb ICY mondjak, po-
litikai k0r0kben.
Gyakorolja a szavazast, a
lapunk mas helyen lekozolt
szavazati cedula masolaton.
(, A szavazo-cedulan a maso-
dix hasabon felul talalhatok
a varositanacs n0k-jeloltek
nevei. A sok jo jel0lt k0zt
kitunik John J. Yarb, aki tot
szarmazasu ember, de aki
mem csinal olyan nemzetisegi
larmat jel0ltsegevel, mint
Spagnola, az olaszok polgar-
mester-jel0ltje. Yarb, veleme-
nyink szerint megallana a
helyet, ha megvalasztjak. A
sok jo jelolt k0zt oft van
William H. Griffiths, Fred G.
Weimer, John A. Bannon, P.
J. Colleran es Myron G.. Will
liams. Akarmelyiket valaszt-
jak meg, jo tanacs-eln0k es
helyettes-polgarmester lesz.
A tanacs eln0k-jel0ltek alatt
minden keruletben valtozo
! tanacs-jel0ltek nevsora talal-
hato. Azoknak, akik a 7-ik
keruletben laknak (Seventh
}Ward) ajanljuk Anthony T.
Kryzan lengyel szarmazasu
fatal ugyvedet, aki a kerule-
tet most kepviseli, ujra va
lasztasra jon. Kryzan, az ell
SO bevandorolt leszarmazottja
aki a varosi tanacsba kerult,
jol megallotta a helyet es
megerdenli partolast. A
1t0bbi keruletekben nincsenek
kitun6 jeloltek. A keriletek
magyarsaga jobban ismeri a
Ijel0lteket mint mi es Ok tudjak
hogy erdekuk, melyik jelolt
partolasat kivanja,
A biro-jeloltek kozt van
Hajdu Janos, magyar iigyved,
jelenleg helyettes varosi ia
. nacs-jegyz6. Mi mindnyajan
ismerjiik Hajdut. Tudjuk, hogy
,munkas ,emberb0l sajat ere
/ jeb0l kuzd0tte fel magat ugy-
vedsegre. Nappal dolgozott
es ejjel tanult. Hajdu elvar-
|hatja a nagyarsagtol, hogy ra
szavazzon, rencsak cazert,
inert magyar, hanem cazert is,
inert szorgaln1a elismerest ,er-
degnel. "A mask ,kat jel0lt:
Peter B. Mulholland jelenle-
gi varosbir6, akit a magyarsag
mindig parto1t es Ford Agey,
a Humane Society iigyvedje.
Ha Hajdu mem pa1yazna, mi
Mulholland biro mellett fog
lalnank allast.
Az jskolaszeH negy tagsag-
ra ajanljuk a jelenlegi negy
tag ujboli megvalasztasat es
egyszersmind ajanljuk DR..
Nicholas Sopkovich, ruten
szarmazasu fatal fogorvost is.
AzAAA naxH
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
JOHN ]. BORAK AKAR
PWCARMESTER LENNI

Campbellnek az iden eros
demokrata polgarmester-jel0lt-
je van John j. Borak, horvat
Szarmazasu uzletemberben.
AIT mondja a magyar szava-
zoknak, hogy mig mas jel0l-
tex sokat igernek, 8 mem iger,
hanem cselekedni fog, ha meg
valasztjak. Borak % eve
campbelli lakos es gyogyszer-
tara van Is ev ota, tobb even
at tagja a campbelli iskola-
szeknek, amely lido alatt t0bb
magyar szarmazasu .fiatalem-
ber es leany lett tanito.
Az elovalasztason 1906 sza-
vazatot kapott. Szavazzanak
ra polgarmesternek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-10-31
Macy FELTUNEST
KELTETT

a mutt heten, hogy az or
szag legnagyobb banyabaroi
ratamadtak a Guffey billre, a
melynek a tamogatasat iger
tex ket honapja a banyabarok
orszagos egyesuleten keresz-
till.
A Mellonok, a Rockefellerek,
es a Morganok nagy tarsasa-
gal jelentettek be, hogy mem
fognak a GVffey bill alapjan
dolgoztatni, inert AIT alkot-
many -ellenesnek talaljak.
Regebben is volt par kisebb
tarsasag, amelyek ellene SEE
giltek e t0rvenynek S tito pa
rancsokert mentek a bir6sag-
hoz, de idaig a nagy vallala-
tok a kicsik m0g0tt megbujtak
$ csak a multi heten vallottak
STINT, hogy a harcot felveszik
a kormany ellen.
A Guffey bill ITALIAN a j0v6
-ev vegen kerulhet a Supreme
Court ele S akkorra a t0rveny
intezkedeseit visszacsinalni
t0bbe mem tudjak.
AZ EGYES ALLAMOKBAN |
erdekes esemenyek tortentek
es fognak a napokban t0rten-
nj. New Jersey a legszeren-
csesebb. inert oft a polgarsag
szeptemberben kiszavazta a
forgalmi adot a t0rvenykonyv-
b6 ICY az a multi heten
megsziint abban az allamban.
Georgia perelte a sz0vetse-
get, illetve az AAA kereten
beltil miik0d6 Bankhead tor
venyt, inert AIT alkotmany ell
lenesnek talalja. Tudni kell,
hogy Talmadge kormanyz6 el-
lenjel0ltje 6hajt lenni Roose-
veltnek a demokrata konveu-
cion.
Illinois t0rv3nyhozasa e he
ten rendkiviili tilesszakra j6tt |
0ssze, hogy djanak
megfelel6 aggkori nyugdijr6
es munkanel elkiiliseg idejere $40
ID biztositasr6l.
Termeszetesen ugyanakkDr |
vi ad6bevetelekr6l is kell az a. |
lamnak gondo oskodni.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
|. U. STUDENTS TOLD
OF POLITICAL HARM
Interference Curbs Good
Work, Sullivan Says.

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Oct. Is. -
Municipal fire and police depart
ments operate with maximum
efficiency when free from political
interference, Reginald H. Sullivan,
former indianapolis mayor, told 900
Indiana University students last
night.
Department chiefs, Mr.. Sullivan
declared, should be vested with COM
plete authority to hire and fire men
at their discretion. This policy, he
said, proved successful during his
administration in indianapolis.
American officials, he asserted
err in resorting to Drawn when
dealing with Communists and other
avoWed radicals. These groups, he
held, are entitled to assemble with
out police interference. Likewise. IN
labor strife, impartiality should be
maintained with favoritism shown
neither employer nor worker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Shipping Goes On
Copyright, 1895, by United Press

'NOPJ Ihllbt 1900, ny OHlLeu fIeSSb
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The
United States was placed in the
unique position today of publicly
calling upon its citizens to forego
trade with Italy and Ethiopia and
at the same time indirectly using
government funds to continue mari
time trade with Italy.
This was revealed in a United
Press survey of what the govern
ment is doing, or proposed to do in
connection with American ships
making scheduled stops at Italian
ports OF call.
At least two American steamship
lines are preparing to carry on
business as usual" according to Of
fetal reports received here, regard
less of President Roosevelt's warn
ing 10 days ago that any American
citizens or concerns which under
take business transactions with
either Italy or Ethiopia during the
present conflict must do so at their
own risk.
When State Department, Post Of
nee Department and Shipping Board
officials were asked whether, under
these circumstances, it could be con-
Sldered that the steamship COM
panleS were running all the risk in
VolVed, or whether the American
government was not being compelled
to advance some of it, they all as
serted this question had not been
raised officially. They we're unani-
nous in the opinion that it was an
interesting" situation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
WARFLE|CH FORMS
CIVIC ASSOCIATION
Nominating Committee for
Officers Is Named,

The Warfleigh Civic Association
was organized at a meeting of 100
persons held last night in School 80,
at 6202 Bellefontaine-
A nominating committee is COM
posed of Harry c. Hendrickson,
chairman; Clyde Trester, Paul
Grimes, Raymond M. Neff and Dr..
Damon Goode. Elections will be held
later.
George @. Bruce, president of the
North Side Federation of Clubs, ex-
planned the activities of that or
ganization and invited the Warfeigh
group to join.
Because the city has reached it's
debt limit, it is impossible for ad-
ditional bonds to be issued at this
time for sewers in Warheigh, H. B.
Steeg, city engineer, said. He pointed
out that until the contract
between the city and the Indianapo-
lis Power and Light Co. is made.
no additional street lights will be
installed in the community.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Troops in Good Condition
Rome Denies Negotiations
BY STEWART BROWN
Copyright. 1885, BY United Press

tCOpyTlEDI. 1899. DN united RreSSl
ROME, Oct. 16.-Official spokes-
men denied today that Italy is ne
gotiating in either Paris or London
for peace in Ethiopia. All signs in
Rome pointed to determined prose-
cution of the war.
The government spokesman said
reports that Vittorio Cerruti. am
basSador to France, was negotiating
in Paris with Premier Pierre Laval
were wholly without foundation"
and he spiked in equally definite
terms reports that conversations are
in progress in London.
There was a touch of equivocation
in denialS that Pope Plus XI has in
terested himself in discussions Of
peace terms, but the spokesman was
fortnight in declaring that the gov
eminent has no connection or off,
cial knowledge of such activity
A war fever more virulent than
that whicsh gripped America in
1917 spreads and wakes stronger
daily among the populace. In wholly
spontaneous sacrifice for the father
land, thousands of men and women
even children with tiny rings and
necklaces-have thrown their per-
sonal jewels into the national war
fund.
The country's gold reserve
jumped overnight as the unofficial
campaign gained Roadway
Thousands of women took we'd
ding rings, bracelets and watches to
assay offices and men brought tie
pins, medals and watch charms.
Correspondents of Italian news
papers reported from the Ethiopian
fronts that the armies are solidly
based and ready for advances to
Makale on the north and Harar in
the south, but face possibly vigor-
Gus opposition on flanks of the
northern front.
One report, from correspondent
at Aksum, said several thousand of
the Ras Seyoums best disciplined
troops are moving up from the Cur
umgura River to assail the Italian
right flank and possibly to counter
attack Aduwa. The last possibility
was discounted in view of the fact
that headquarters of Gen. Emilio
De Bono have been established in
Aduwa and heavy troop forces sur
round the town.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Admit Chiefs Surrender

By tHifcd Press
Adds ABABA, Oct 16.-An off,
cial admission that Ras Halle Sc
lassie Gugsa, Tigre chieftain, de-
serted to the Italians was made here
today.
The communique confirming that
he had gone over to the enemy stat
ed that ne had long been disgrun-
tied and unpopular with chiefs in
the region and also with the SOL
diers. 1t said that he crossed the
Eritrean border last Wednesday
with 100 body servants, but that his
troops refused to follow. Official
dom in Adds Ababa scoffed at the
deserter's "haziest claims to the
throne"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
CONTEMPT CITATION is
ASKED AGAINST BANGS
Power Company Files Inquest In
Huntington Circuit Court.
BIZ I Hitcd Press

BIZ JHiCd Press
HUNTINGTON, Oct. l6.-A re-
quest for contempt citation against
Mayor Clare w. H Bangs and 10
other Huntington city officials was
filed in Huntington Circuit Court to-
day by the Northern Indiana Pow
er Co.
The action was filed in an attempt
to enforce permanent injunction
against extension of the city's toy"
electric plant into the commercial
field.
Mayor Bangs was denied a re-
hearing on a permanent injunction
yesterday by Special Judge David
A. Smith, FIT. Wayne. He immedi-
ately started preparing an appeal
to the Indiana Supreme Court.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
Strengthen British Forces

pU tHICU FFCSS
kARACHI, India, Oct. 16.-The
Second Royal Sussex regiment
sailed today for the Sudan aboard
the transport Ellora, lending con-
flrmation to reports that the situa-
ton on the Libyan-Sudanese from
tier is becoming more tense.
Italy was reported to have con-
centrated considerable force in
Llbya near the Egyptian border and
also to have 200 planes there, within
easy flying distance of the Suez
Canal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
TIMES SCHOOL
ATTRACTS 1900
ON FIRST DAY
Miss Ruth Chambers Will
Continue Cooking Lessons
Through Tomorrow.

AS entertaining as a magician,
Miss Ruth Chambers of the Ma
tional Livestock and Meat Board,
performed before 1900 indianapolis
women who attended the opening
session OF The Indianapolis Times
Cooking School yesterday in Keith's.
No ThurSton could have held the
audience any better than Miss
Chambers did with her symphonies
in Food" act. Yet east bit was ex-
planned carefully, so that each of
the 1900 women present knew she
could repeat the act in her own
kitchen, and gain similar applause
from her family.
Economy Emphasized
Instruction included preparation
of meats, desserts, salads and vege-
tables. Emphasis was on economical
foods, which were so dressed up in
new recipes that they lost their
everyday look
Shoulder Of pork was roasted, with
an apple dressing, and was served
on a platter with broiled oranges. A
homemade biscuit mixture, which
will be used in numerous recipes
during the three-day school, made
its first appearance in a peach
shortcake, which was served with
whipped cream.
New Recipe Explained
Gingerbread, made by a new re-
cipe which makes it possible to keep
the mixture in the refrigerator I'M
til time for baking, was another of
the first days lessons. Miss Cham
berS explained to the audience that
the same mixture could be used for
waffleS, giving a new touch to VIM
ter breakfasts.
Other recipes which were worked
out before the audience included
neck slices of lamb, cooked with a
variety of vegetables; banana bran
mullins, and praised heart with
bread dressing.
Todays' cooking school session will
be at g. Two sessions will be held
tomorrow, one at and another at
8 p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
COUNTY COUNCIL TO
RULE ON FUNDS ASKED
Group to Decide on Commissioners
Requests Tomorrow.

Decision whether the County
Council is to grant $108,763 in adj
ditional appropriations requested by
county commissioners and other
county units is to be made at a
meeting at 10 tomorrow.
Council members today heard de-
partments heads pleas for the
funds. The major tie msought is
SOS 900 for the care of juvenile
wards, orphans, mothers, and the
Boar dof Children's Guardians
Home.
An additional appropriation of
$4,000 for materials also is sought
for the gravel road fund.
Detention Home officials reported
that bills had been unpaid for two
months.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-16
ROUTING OF BUS LINE
ON 52ND-ST IS ASKED
Extension Would Provide Service to
Rocky Ripple.

Indianapolis Railway officials
seeking to extend transportation to
include Rocky Ripple, will ask the
Park Board to permit routing buses
on 52nd-st.
The proposed extension of the
Capitol-av feeder bus line would be
from Capitol-av west on 52nd-st to
Westfleld-blvd and northeast on
Westfieldblvd to Capitol-av.
The Works Board will hold a
hearing tomorrow on the resurfac-
ing of S. Meridian-st from Wash
ington-st to Maryland-st.