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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17
FELHIVAS
4 Farrelli Elso Magyar Beteg-
segelyzo Egylet - jaihoz!

Tisztelt tagtarsak! Egy1etiink
most vasarnap, azaz januar 20-an
tartja ez evi elso gyiileset. Hi-.
szem, hogy az Egylet iigyeis
mindnyajunkat egyforman erde-
kelnek ICY remelem, hogy a
tagsag ezen a gyiilesen teljes
szamban meg fog jelenni, ANIMAL
is inkabb, inert E gyiilesen lesz
az vi tisztikar felesketese, az eyi
munka eredmenyenek bemuta-
tasa es egy regi fiigg6 iiey u
Magyar Haz megepitestnel S
intezese, stb. 'ss ss'
Kerem tisztelt tagtarsaifpaf q
EFT tudomasul venni delutan N
orakor Magyar Ref. 4 Templof
alatti gyiilestermiinkben tnegj &
lenni sziveskedjenek. SSs S
Tagtarsi tiszteiettel u 4
Kuti Tannks. elnd q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17
EL0FIZETESI NYUCTAZAS

Az utobbi ket het alatt a ko-
vetkezok segitettek a lapot:
Balogh Janos, Mrs. Mary Ke-
rekes, Horvath Jozsef, Lakatos
Peter, Soltesz Jozsef, Szikora
Laszlo, Beniczky B. Jozsef, Csi-
kos Janos, Wikete Jozsefne, Vass
Janos, Zupek Istvan, Zsofi Fe-
rene, Kovesdi Janos, Torok Al
bert, Darazs F. L., ifj. Genetta
Janos, Torok Ferenc, Mrs. Ca
rolina lancer. Deak Pal. Baginy
Janos, Benish Andras, Hochwart
A., Hodory Sander, Hon Ferenc,
Ince Jozsef, Kaloczky Janos. Ka-
pitany Janos. Kozma Sander,
Molnar Istvan. Macy Gabor, Ko-
vacs Laszlo, Szilagyi Janos.
10th c. Janos, 10th Sander,
Varkonyi Matyas, Pallay And
ras. Snekszer Ferencne, Gyorgy
Mihaly, Wulkan ]. Jozsef, |.
Hauser, Alex Csete, f. ]. Da-
razs, Frank 10th, Steve Medve,
John Bubna, Julius Varga, Al
bert Berkenyi. Louis Demjen,
Mrs. Szilagyi. Steve Lajtner,
Mike Cseh, Stephen Raboczy,
Frank Szalay. Paul Kovacs;
John Halasz, Charles Szatmary,
Paul Lukovszky, John Gyetvay,
K. Drahos, Joseph Szabo, John
Szut|i, Martin Ajvasz, Kalman
Varga, Gabriel Gene, Stephen
Kuti, Jos. Horvath, Frank HUI
bert, G. Balla, John Szinyer,
Mike Pivar, Joseph Szendrey,
John Szasz, Steve Pasztor, Mar
tin Pinter, Louis Bu,zis, John
Takics. Osszesen 78.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17
DEMOKRATA GYtjLES.

A Mahoning megyei Magyar
Demokrata Kor ma penteken
este fel nyolc oral kezdettel
tartja rendes havi gvileset De-
mokrata Klub helyisegben (Ohio
Hotel basement). Miutan ezen
a gyiilesen valasztjak a tiszti-8
kart lo35-re keretnck tagok
lehet6leg teljes szd:nban meg
jelenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17
TISZTVISELO VALASZTAS1
A NAGYBIZOTTSAGBAN

A Nagybizottsag januar 26-an
este 8 orakor tartja rendes havi
eyiileset a SIT. Istvan Otthon-
ban. Kerem a nagybizottsagi ta-
gokat. hogy teljes szammal szi-
veskedjenek erre a gyilesre ell
ionni. inert ezen a gyulesen va
las ztjuk meg tisztviseloket az
1o35-ik eyre, tehat minden nagy-
bizottsagi tag legyen jelen ezen
a gyiilesen.
G6ber Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17

kersskea6knek elarustoknak ensedsyt ken kivemi
B6vsbb favlisositasok AZ adorol A pedlsreknek
i enkedsly kell Hogyan szamitjak az adot

a megkivant cimletekben, ha va
lamelyik fogytan van, akkor a
megyei penztarnal mindig kap-
hat es mindig levon harom cen
tet egy dollar ertekii adocedula
arab6l kezelesi koltsegre. Az
adocedufanak felet oda kell adm
a vev6nek, amikor az fizet, a
mask felet a keresked6 tartja
meg.
A farmer sajat farnjan ha
clad, akkor mem kell adot kol-
lektalni, de ha masHol veszi, amit
clad, akkor mar a forga1mi adot
kell szedni. Ha bejon a varosba
pedlerezni, vagy piacon aru-
sit, akkor eppen ugy be kell
szednie a forgalmi adot, mint
store-osnak. Ha farmer a
storeosnak ada el az arut, ak
kor azutan mines forgalmi ado.
Egyaltalaban a forgalmi ado
csak az arut elhasznalo vevo al
tai fizetend6, tehat nagybani ell
adasnal mines ado.
Ha valaki a gazolin allomasra
megy es gazolint vesz. az utan
mem fizet forgalmi adot, de ha
olajat vesz, az utan mar fizeti
az adot. Ha megmosatja a ge-
pet, az utan nincs ado, inert az
szolgalat es mem arucikk. Igy a
borbelynal hajnyiras utar
mines ado, sem pedig a fogorvos-
nal foghuzas utan, de ha kocs-
Elnahan megiszik egy IS centes
palinkat. az titan mar egy cent
adot kell fizetni, de egy pohar
sor, vagy Dor utan mem kell. A
vendegloben. ha egy Is cente.
gulyast eszik, az ado egy cent
iszik el6tte egy pohar palinkat
az ado egy cent. megiszik ket
pohar sort, az utan mines ado
Vesz egy csomag cigarettat, az
utan sem fizet adot, de aztan
vesz egy 10 centes szivart, arra
megint egy cent adot fizet.
AZ allan nagyon szigoruan
fogia ellen6rizni a kereskedoket
A torveny bintetesei is sligo
ruak. Mahoning megyeberi~ egy
fonok alatt hat Inspector fog
feliigyelni a torveny vegrehajta-
sara.
Miutan ez az ado potolja a
birtokrol levett adot, ami egy
5000 dollaros hazon IS dollar es
miutan az ado 90 szazaleka az
iskolak fenntartasara lesz for
diva, kozonseget is kerik,
hogy iigyeljen kllonosen ARA.
hogy megkapja az adocedula fe-
let. amikor fizet.
Ha van penze. akkor jol te-
szi, ha ruhanemiit. automobile
hazfelszerelesi cikkeket, stb.
most megveszi. inert akkor te-
temes osszeget megtakarithat
Ha az ado eletbelepese elott vesz
tor1esztesre. akkor sem kell ke-
s6bb a torlesztes utan adot fl
zctni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17
SIT. IsTvAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY 81. FIoK

Beteg tagjaink: Id. Vass Ist-
van, Csenterics Pal, Lengyel
Andras, Lanyi Karoly, Soltesz
Jozsefne es Hoffer Andras. -
Betegseg titkarnal jelentend6
17O6 Oak St. Telefon 3O860.
G6ber JSnos, titk&r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17
ADAKoZAs.

Ujabban a lapunk irodajaban,
Marek Ferenc adonlanyozott egy
dollart a szerbek altal kiuldozott
magyarok javara. A Nagybizott-
sagi p4nztarba juttatjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17

getni kell Is azon kell iparkodni,
hogy rata xviii az allan renge-
teg alkalmazottai koze tobb
magyart juttassunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17
Esen'enyek

Remeljik, hogy a kulf0ldi szti-
1etesii amerikai polgarok Is azok
lit sziiletett, de meg sziileik
idegen hangzSsu nev9t visel6
gyerrnekeik tudataban vannak
annak, hogy 6k segitettkk meg
valasztani Martin L. Daveyt
Ohio kormanyz6janak Is Ok Sc
gitettek a demokrata partot a
gy6zelernhez Mahoning negye-
ben.
Aki ismer6s Mahoning megye
valasztoi kerileteivel, az r0gton
mega1apithatja, hogy a demo-
krata part itteni t0bbseget be-
vandoroltak lalxta varosreszekben
kapta.
A mi velemenytink szerint a
demokrata magyaroknak, t6tok-
max, horvatoknak, olaszoknak Is
a t0bbi ne1nzetisegeknek joguk
van elismerest kovetelni ugy
Davey kormanyz6t6l, mint a tob-
bi demokrata jeloltekt6l, akik a
bevandorolt polgarsag j6voltab6l
jutottak hivatalba.
Elser sheriff elismeressel ado
zott a Observation-Disclosures.
Davey els6 kinevezesei koz0tt
azonban nern talalunk bevando-
roltat.
S6t amennyire mi isnerjuk
Davey kormanyz6t, a1igha is TO-
gunk talalni.
Hogy Davey kinevezte Mr.. B.
Frank Thomast, AIT mem kifoga-
solhatjuk. Mr.. Thomas baratja
volt Daveynek. Madarat tollar6l,
embert baratjar6l ismerni meg.
Mr.. Thomas pedig Macy kukac
hireben ALT naindig, barnennyire
is kedveskedett a bevandoroltak-
max q kampanya alatt.
Es irne most, amikor a tax
commissioned haronl feliigyel6i
&laksa iseyolt Mahoning rnegye4
ben, Mr.. Davey mem demokra-
IA partvezet6seghez, vagy az ugy
nevezett New Deal vezet6kh0z
fordult, hanem Mr.. Thomashoz.
Mr.. Thomas ajanlott persze a
maya baratai k0zul. .T6le elisme-
rest bevandorolt nemzetiseg ne
is varjon.
Meg mem akarunk vegkeppen
palcat torni Mr.. Davey felett. Le-
het, hogy maid a bevandoroltak-
ra is rakeril a sor. De aligha
hissziik. Exert ajanljuk az ide-
gen szarmazasu polgaroknak,
hogy alljanak a sarkukra Is ko-
veteljek egyenesen a kormany-
zotol, vagy a hozza oily kozel
all6 Mr.. Thomastol AIT az ellis
merest, ami 6ket megi1leti.
OFT van peldaul Campbell, a
melynek bevandorolt lakossaga
csaknem 90 szazalekosan demo-
kratara szavazott. Talan kapnak
campbelliek elismerest?
White kormanyzo alatt mas
KEEP volt. Akkor Mr.. Ferrell
volt a demokrata vezet6 es 8
igazsagosan osztotta az allasokat
a bevandoroltak k0zt. Mr.. Cra-
yer, aki Mr.. Farrell ut6da, mint
partelnok ebben a megyeben,
szinten elismeressel lenne be-
vandoroltakkal szemben. A New
Dealerek k0ziil tudjuk, hogy Mr..
Kirwan, a negyedik keriileti va
rosi tanacsos szinten elismeres-
sci ad6zik a Observation-Disclosures.
Ha Mr.. Davey azokra hallgatna,
akik ismerik helyi viszonyokat,
akkor sokkal jobban jarna.
y
Minket termeszetesen els0sor-
ban a magyarok erdekelnek.
A Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0rnek k6telessege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-01-17

fele, de legkes6bb januar 28-an
ervenybe lep Ohioban forgalmi
ado.
Miutan ez az ado mindenkinek
zsebet erinti, b6vebben megma-
gyarazzuk.
Az vi t0rveny szerint enge-
delyt tartozik kivenni mindenki,
aki eladassa1 (kicsinybeni) fog
lalkozik. Az engedely ara egy
dollar egy eyre es megyehazan
a kozponti .csarnokban felallitott
ideiglenes bodeban adjak XII.
Engedelyt tartozik kivenni a
kis fiiszeres, palinka-mer6, a
vendegl6s, a meszaros. pek, a
! gyogyszeresz, a gazolin-allomas
tulajdonos, farmer, aki pedle-
rozni, vagy a piacra (market)
jar.
Az engedely kivetele utan min
den engedellyel biro a megyei
penztarnal tartozik megvenni az
adocedulakat es pedig legalabb
annyit, hogy ket hetre, vagy egy
honapra eleg legyen es olyan
cimletekben, mint az iizletenek
I'legjobban megfelel. Az iizletes
tudja. hogy ket heti, vagy egy
havi forgalma mennyi. Ehhez
szamitja az adot.
Peldaul egy uzletes egy havi
forgalma mondjuk ezer dollar, az
| ado hafUm. .szazaIek. tehat vesz
vagy 80 dallar frt4kii ad6ctdu-
lat es pedig, ha biznisze ofyan
termeszetu, hogy az egyes elada-
| sok kicsinyek, akkor tobb egy
| centes cedulat vesz. Az ado
ugyanis 9 centtol 40 centig ter
jedo vetel utan egy cent, Al
centt6l 20 centig ket cent es II
centtol dollarig harom cent.
Minden kerek dollar utan harom
cent, aztan megint az elobbi lep-
CSC szerint. Peldaul a vasarlas
j, osszege $1.2O, akkor az ado ezen
negy cent.
Az elarusito koltsegeinek fede-
zesere harom szazalek enged-
menyt kap. Icy fenti iiz1etes,
aki 80 dollar erteku adocedulat
vett, azert $2o.1O-et fizet Is a
90 cent az owe, inert az adot a
vevonek kell fizetni. Ha a ke-
resked6 elmulasztja az adot a
vevonek felszamitani, akkor SUI
lyosan megbiintetik. Az arhoz
mem szabad hozzaadni az adot,
tanem az mindig kulon kell fell
tiintetni. Icy ha valaminek az
ara 50 cent, akkor ait igy kell
jelezni so cent es 2 cent ado es
mem AIT irni ra, hogy 81 cent
adoval egyiitt.
A keresked6 persze adhatja az
arut 4S centert es ket cent ado
osszesen so cent. de az arat IS az
adot mindig kiilon kell kimu-
tatni.
Aki a groceryben vagv a me-
szarszekben hitelre vasarol. an
max minden vasarlasnal fel kell
irni killon az adot.
Peldaul elmegy a haziasszony
az iizletbe bevasarolni. Vesz egy
uveg tejet, az utan mem kell adot
fizetni. vesz ket kenyeret, az utan
sem kell adot fizetni. aztan vesz
hust. zoldseget. egy par kama
babot, lisztet. cukrot, stb. A We
ZEN. teiet es kenyeret kiveve a
vasarlas kitesz mondiuk 81 .85-ot.
A keresked6 akkor beiria a konyv
be $1.85 es kilon melleje hat
cent adot. Ha a vevo mem fl
yeti szamlajat, keresked6nek
azert ait meg kell fizetni.
A keresked6nel kell, hogy le-.
! gyen mindig elegend6 adocedula
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
YORK ATTACKS
LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Promoted by Politicians of
State, Anti-Saloon
Chief Asserts.

Virulent criticism of state politi-
clans and off1ce-holders for promo
ton of the liquor traffic formed the
theme Of an address today by L. F.
York, superintendent of the Indiana
Anti-Saloon League, before the In
diana United Brethren Conference
in Linton, Ind.
1--WE were told that the legaliza-
ton of alcoholic beverages would be
an economic success and the I'M
employment situation relieved but
now after two years Of liquor rule
we find the relief rolls still with us
and the situation aggravated by in
toxicating liquors." Mr.. York said.
He declared the new Indiana
liquor control act had forced whisky
into Is of 81 counties which voted
dry in the repeal election of 1888.
Mr.. York urged the ministers to
battle the liquor evil"
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JAMES TAKES
ALT MELOY'S
OFFICE SEPT. |
G. 0. P. Veteran Prepares
to Leave Post of
u. S. Marshal.

1t will be Sept. now before
genial ALI Meloy, United States
marshal, ana last Of the Republican
office holders. can get down to Nor
gan County to shoot those squirrels
he has been talking about. His
successor, Charles r. James. Austin.
will take office then.
Others in Mr. Meloys office who
Will be replaced by Democratic Sc
lections include Miss Minerva
Thurston, Wabash, who has been
secretary to the marshal for 30
years. She will receive a pension
George R. Anthony, assistant clerk
for 10 years. will also be replaced.
julius j. Wichser. Ais College
av. will replace Harry Wertz as
chief deputy marshal Two years
ago Mr.. Wichser wrote to VIII
Smith. Of the United States Bureau
of Internal Revenue, and inquired
concerning the possibility of a job
as deputy marshal Mr.. Smith liked
Mr.. WichSer so we'll he made him a
deputy collector of internal revenue.
But when the opportunity came for
Mr.. Wichser to fulfill his original
ambition to be a deputy marshal. he
resigned from the revenue position.
Edgar Collins. Sullivan; William
D. McQuirk, Terre Haute, and
Marty Taft, Madison, will replace
Frank A. Holmes, George H. Healy
and Harry Gates as the marshal's
deputies
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
ACCENT
TAX RATE IN COUNTY
Council Announces Probable
Lew for District.

The Marion County tax rate will
probably be 40 cents for each 500
of taxable property, the County
Council indicated to the Indian
apolis Chamber of Commerce and
the Indiana Taxpayers Association
yesterday afternoon.
Although the current levy is 30
cents, county officials have asked
for a 54.5-cent tax rate for 1886.
Both organizations yesterday told
the Council they we're opposed to
any levy for maintenance of the
countys 1200-mile highways and
increases in county employees
salaries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
THE END

bound on Delaware to Market, west
on Market to Circle. north on Me-
ridian to New York. east to Della
ware and thence north on Delaware.
New York. east to Delaware and
thence north on Delaware.
n. Meridian and Riverside BUSES
southbomd on Meridian to New
York. east to Pennsylvania. south to
Market. west to Circle, and thence
north on Meridian.
Speedway buses eaStbound will
continue east on New York, to Penn
sylvania. south to Market, west to
Circle. north on Meridian to New
York and thence over regular route.
Mars Hill buses soutbound from
Millersville) west on Market to Cir
Gle. north on Meridian TO Ohio. west
to Capitol. south TO Kentucky and
thence over regular route. Millers-
ville-rd buses from Mars Hilb
northeast on Kentucky to Maryland,
east to Pennsylvania, north TO Mar
ket. west to Circle, north on Me
ridian to New York. east on New
York to New Jersey and thence
north over regular route.
E. New York, E. Tenth. 2lst and
Ritter. and 10th and Emerson BUSES
inbound west on Market to Circle,
north on Meridian to New York, east
to New Jersey and thence over regu-
lar route.
Madison buses outbound from
English) west on Market to Circle,
north on Meridian to Ohio east to
Pennsylvania. south TO Maryland.
west to Meridian. south on Meridian
over regular route.
English buses outbound from
Madisonl north on Meridian to
Meridian to Maryland. east TO Penn
Sylvania, north to Market to New
Circle, north on Meridian 10 New
York, east TO Delaware, south TO
Market, and thence over regular
route
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Buses Are Rerouted

All buses using Monument Circle
will be rerouted. starting at noon to-
day. and continuing until midnight
Monday. because of American
Legion activities on the CiTcle.
Monument Circle will be closed to
all traffic. except that the northeast
segment will be used. During the
above period all buses will stop in
the northeast segment Of the Circle
at the Columbia Club.
indianapolis Railways and Peo-
pies Motor Coach Co. supervisors
will be stationed at principal corners
throughout the downtown area for
the convenience Of citizens and
visitors.
Routes 10 be used by buses from
Saturday noon till Monday mid
night are as follows:
Central buses viii continue south
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drunken driving and driving
through a safety zone.
Another driver was arrested on a
charge of drunkenness after he
struck and injured Miss Myrtle Hol-
comb, 26. of SGT Holly-av. He is
Charles Williams, 46, of SIT w.
Morris-st and he told police that
he thought he had struck dog or
cat.
Others injured in accidents were
Robert Wroblewski, 5, of 608 w.
3Oth-st, and Miss Juanita Lechner,
10, of 1929 Hoyt-av.
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bonds, the banks must carry out
those instructions. They have no
discretion. Thus, Mr.. Roosevelts
control of the Reserve Board gov
ernors who, in turn, control the
Reserve system is pretty definitely
established in the bank act of 1885.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
HERONS WRECK WIRES
Damage Caused by Birds Costly to
Power Company.
BIZ United Press

BIZ JHttCd Press
NORTH KINGSTON, R. l., Aug.
-Electrocution of blue herons is
proving costly to the South County
Public Service Company. Eight
birds have collided with huge power
lines causing damage estimated at
5000 each time. All we're killed out
right and their wings were burned
of feathers.
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WOMAN HURLED
50 FEET BY CAR
Alleged Drunken Driver Is
Held; Victim in Critical
Condition.

Struck by an auto driven by an
alleged drunken man and hurled
60 feet as she waited in a safety
zone last night, Miss Genevieve
Rector, %, of 118 E. 21st~st, is in
City Hospital in a critical condition.
She received fractures of the left
leg and a possible skull fracture.
The driver of the automobile,
Harlan Rays, 81, of 1901 S. Lynd-
hurst-dr, was arrested on charges of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
COMMITTEE AWAITS
SECURITY ACT RULES
Indiana's Status Under New Law
Will Be Studied.

Indiana's status under the So
cial Security Act will be studied at
a meeting of the Governors special
legislative tax committee to be
called soon, Clarence A. Jackson,
chairman, announced today. The
session will be held as soon as
regulations are announced by the
newly appointed Federal Security
Board. composed of eX-Gov. John G.
Winant of New Hampshire; Arthur
]. Altmeyer of Wisconsin, and Vim
cent M Miles of Arkansas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
FIRE REPORTS
Soda Solution Cleans Boiler

Soda Solution Cleans Boilers
By United Press
BELLEVUE, O., Aug. 24.-Soda
ash water is now being used in the
boilers of Nickel Plate locomotives
The soda solution dissolves sludge
and prevents the formation of lime
deposits in pipes and boilers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
S9O00?-NO Sale!

Thieves took $24.5O worth of mer-
chandise and coins from the grN-
Gerry of A. A. Mastemick, 5000 New
ton-st last night, and rang up $4,000
on the cash register.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
indianapolis Tomorrow

American Legion state convention,
all day, Claypool.
Delta Epsilon, luncheon, Board of
Trade.
Service Club, luncheon, Sphinx
Arms.
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A Man
T h at w as Will
Rogers From Start
to End Of Career.

This is the last Of a series Of six ar
ticIes on the life Of Will Rogers, written
BY Robert Burkhardt. studio associate of
the humorist.
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RooseveIt's Control Established

AS further limitation on poll
tical control of the Reserve Sys-
tenn, the Senate stipulated that five
representatives of Reserve banks
should sit with the governors of
the Reserve system in deciding how
and when funds shall be invested
IN government bonds. But of these
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS governors
will have ajority of Two on that
committee under any circumstances.
And there is the further factor
that the Reserve bank presidents
who become members of the open
market committee are dependent on
the governors for their jobs. The
governors sit for ii years; the Re-
serve presidents for five and the
latter may take Office only subject
to approval of the board.
Furthermore, when the open mar
ket committee decides that the
banks should buy government
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-24
CITY TAKES ON
CARNIVAL AIR
FOR VETERANS
Vanguard of $4,000 Arrive
for Indiana Legion
Convention.
Continued From Page One

v McNutt. Prominent in national
Legion politics, the Governor and
his aids are said 10 be the group
TO whom>>any successful candidate
will look for final support sufficient
TO capture the state post.
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M OWE
CLOCK

FOX - jeanette M C Donald.
Nelson Eddy in Naughty
Marietta" 1915 a. m, LOS,
400, 6:55, $50 p. m.
Stage, 1905, 800, 5:55, 8:45
p. m.
PALACE George Arliss, Maui
reen O'Sullivan in Cardinal
Richelieu," 11:l5 a. M, 1:20,
1925, $50, 1885, $40 p. m.
COLUMBIA - Lionel Barry
more, Elizabeth Allan in
mark Of The Vampire"
1925, 2::20, AIS, 6:l0, sos,
1000 p. m.
METROPOLITAN Al Jolson,
Ruby Keeler in go Into
Your Dance" 11:10 a. M,
1:10, 3:15, $50, 7:25, $50
p. m.
EARLE-Warren William, Mar
garet Lindsay in case of the
Curious Bride" HOO a. m,
1:40, 4::30, 1928, 1000 p. m.
Stage, 1910, $3.50, 6:25, 9:05.
BELASCO-George ArliSs in the
Iron Duke" at 1900. 2:02,
1904. 6:06. 500. 1904 p. m.
LITTLE-"War Is a Racket"
At 1890 a. m, 1890, 2:3O,
4:30, $3.50, $3.50 and 1920
p. m.
HOWARD-Al Jolson, Ruby
Keller in Go Into Your
Dance" 1890, 3:55, 7:05,
1910 p. m.
Stage, 2:4O, $50, 9:05 p. m.
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Players Next.
Fever Farce

For the second week Of their
eleventh annual season the Ma.
tional Theater Players will offer
another reigning Broadway hit,
"Petticoat Fever" a fast moving
and romantic farce comedy by
Mark Reed.
Now in it's third month on
Broadway, "Petticoat Fever" is
the kind of a play that starts
out to be a mild little comedy,
based on the whimsey Of a radio
operator in Labrador who sees
his first white woman in two
years. Mark Reed then cleverly
turns his play into a funny wild
farce that sounds as though it
had been whipped together with
an electric fan.
The action although, hap
hazard and scattered, is studded
with brilliant moments, one in
which the operator wins a game
of tit tat toe against himself,
one in which he gives dinner
for three with place cards.
"Petticoat Fever" will test the
comedy resources of the National
Players cast and there are two
exceptionally fine roles for Roy
Roberts and Nancy Sheridan.
The play also will present the
first real glimpse of the National
Players new ingenue, Edwina
Wise