davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

munkasa, ha ezt mem latia, es
ha megengedi, hogy ezt a ne
hezen megszerzett t0rvenyt
kicsavarjak ujra a kezunkbol.
Ugyancsak a szamokkal
ijesztgetik azokat a munkaso-
kat, akik kenytelenek lesznek
maid a biztositas adoiat fl
zetni.
Kimutatjak az autoipar
munkasanak, hogy evente a
peda- a-boritekjabol hat millio
dollart fognak kiszedni.
Mem AIT irjak, hogy min
den dollarbol elvesznek maid
a biztositasra a j0vore EGY
CENTET, aminek a fejeben S
ev mulva es azontul szamithat
nyugdijra, hanem milli6kkal
remitik.
El6ttiink mem kedves az a
gondolat. hogy a munkasnak
kell a biztositas terheinek egy
reszet fizetni.
Mi sokkal jobban secret
nenk, ha az egeszet a munka-
ado fizetne es mi hisszuk is,
hogy ez ICY lesz a k0zeli0v6-
ben.
Eleinte a balesetek karteri-
tesenek egy reszet szinten ra-
raktak a munkas vallara.
De nagyon r0vid lido kellett
hozza, hogy az egesz terhet
rarakjak a pay-rollra, anit ma
az egesz orszagban terrnesze-
tesnek talalnak.
Ugyanez fog a t0bbi tarsa-
dalmi biztositAssal t0rtenI1i.
Van a szAmok k0zt meg egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

A reakcio, amely ell akarja
allni a tarsadalmi biztositas
utjat, a szamok tomkeleget
probalja tilalomfanak allitani
a biztositas utjaba.
Hosszu lere eresztett cikke-
ket kOzolnek, hogy milyen
borzaszto nagy munka es mi
lyen k0ltseges huszonhat mil
Lilo embernek az osszeirasa es
nyilvantartasa; inert a tarsa-
dalmi biztositas ennyi embert
erint a kezdetben.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a rend-
seer lefektetese nagy munka,
s6t annak vezetese is oriasi
gepezetet igenyel.
Ez azonban mem lehet ok
ARA, hogy a biztositast hata-
lyon kiviil helyezzek es nem
lehet AIT sem megengedni,
hogy AIT - ugyancsak ezzel
az iiruggyel - rabizzak 48
allamra.
Vegre ha negyvennyolc fele
szakitjak a rendszert, akkor
is huszonhat millio egyenr6l
kell beszelni, csakhogy akkor
egyetlen adminisztracio he
lyett 48 kiil0n adminisztraci6t
kell csinalni. Ami meg sokkal
nehezebb lenne, ami maid
mem rabsagot, inert allamhoz
k0t0ttseget jelentene a mum
kAsnak.
A reakci6 ezt nagyon j6l
tudja, viszont tudja AIT is,
hogy an1it a sz0vetsegnel el
nem tud gancsolni, AIT a kor-
rupt IS k0nnyen megvasarol-
hat6 Allarni t0rvenyhozas asoknal
6vtizedekig elto1jak
A sajat butasAgar6l tesz ta-
AZ Egyesiilt AllamokI
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

megpillantott egy levelet. Az a papiros
volt, amt Lenke szokott hasznalni, de
idegen iras. Anlint EFT meglatta azonnal
az jutott eszebe, hogy Lenke beteg. Ideges
tiirelmetlenseggel szakitotta fel borite-
kot abb6l harom siiriin teleirott levelpa-
pir kerilt el6 a gyertya lobog6 vilagitasa-
ban. Mohon bontotta szet levelet az
alairast megnezve, elkezdett olvasni, csak
ugy allva a gyertya mellett es ARA sem
adva maganak id6t, hogy el6bb a lampat
meggyujtsa.
Az els6 sorok utan azonban leiilt es
gyertyat kozelebb huzva magahoz, meg
egyszer el6lr6l kezdte az egeszet Is k0-
vetkez6ket olvasta:
'sIgen tisztelt Timar 0csem!
Ma kaptam meg levelet, es amint
latja azonnal sietek is "a valaszolni. Mar
kiil0nben is akartam maganak irni, .csak
nehezen tudtam raszanni magam, inert
ber senkinek. De hat mire az ember meg
veniil, mar csak ez a feladat marad meg
szamara, ugy latszik, Or0met mar mem
igen tud az ilyen magamfajta szegeny
Greg asszony szerezni hat rabizzak,
hogy a kellemetlen es szomoru dolgokat
"szokott tapintataval es gyongedsegevel'
8 ada hiril. Mintha az ilyen dologban
tapintat es gyongedseg ernenek valamit
Mem is keriilgetem tovabb dolgot, maga
ferfi, igen tisztelt Timar ocsem es a ferfi
embernek kiilonben higyje ell, nekiink
asszonyoknak is - meg kell tanulni, hogy
minden megprobaltatast szilardan es jo
listen akarataban valo alazatos megnyug-
vassal fogadjon.
Lenke hugom titokban jegyet valtott
Sivany Lajossal. Ez az, amt nekem maya
val tudatnom kell, inert ugy hiszem, sem
a hugom, sem a tisztelt volegeny ur, aki
kiilonben "baratja" maganak, mem ke-
pesek ra, hogy maganak a szemebe nezze-
mex eek utan meg ha egy levelen ke-
resztiil is.
Hogy hogy tortent a dolog iyen hir-
telen? Ere mem tudok maganak valaszol-
nj, de elmondom sorjaban a dolgot, ugy
amint en- megtudtam, ha ugyan 0ssze tu-
dom szedni ebben szerencsetlen hist6ria-
ban az esemenyek fonalat, = inert hiszen
AIT elkepzelheti, igen tisztelt Timar
ocsem, hogv milyen izgalmas volt ez az
eset es milyen izgalmas meg ma is, SEE
geny Maria hugomra val6 tekintettel, aki
meg mindig mem erkezett haza falrrol s
aH miatt egeszen komolyan aggodom,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

Csak az edesanyjahoz mehetnek,
8, tudom, segitene rajtunk valamikeppen.
-. Ujra elfojtotta szavait siras.
- Meg fogjuk mondani Mali neninek
meg ma - mondotta Lajos. - fs STINT
fogunk valiant mindenki el6tt ;.
- Az apjanak is ir?
- Neki is! - felelte Lajos, es mint
egy remenysugar, villant at lelken gon
dolat, hogy ITALIAN az apja meg fogja ga
tolni ezt hazassagot, ha ertesil rola.
Ebben remenykedett, bar el volt szanva,
hogy maga ugy fog tenni, mintha lei
ke udve figgne t6le, hogy Lenket elve-
hesse.
- Igen! - szolt Lenke. Irjon neki
meg ma! Tudja, hol van?
- Meg mindig o-Fiireden. Es Maria?
Vele is en- tudassam?
= Maid Mali neni q Maid megirja
neki ugy, hogy ne fajjon Mali neni ert
hozza Szegeny szivem! - mondta. =
Milyen borzaszto kinos helyzetbe keriilt
maga ezzel, hogy secret engem
Lajos tragikus melysegii szerelmet er-
zett XII leany szavaibol es ez meghatotta;
eskiidozott, hogy imadja, hogy mindig
is imadta es hogy mines hatalom, amely
elvalaszthatna oket egymastol. Egyre
azon gondolkozott, hogy kiszabaduljon a
hinarbol percrol-percre jobban belebo
nyolodott.
- Szabadulni akarok innen minel
elobb, - mondta Lenke Szabadulni
hogy magaval lehessek mindig, egyediil
magaval 80.
Lajos ellagyulva simogatta leany
szoke hajat es ebben percben ARA gon-
dolt, hogy vegre is = ha ell kell vennie
Lenket, akkor sem tortenik semmi szeren-
csetlenseg Csak Maria Matt erzett
egy kis Observation-Disclosures de azzal vi
gasztalta magat, hogy hiszen Maria mem
szereti ct ugysem!
A Lenke kisirt area forro volt ke
belebol a konnyii nyari ruha kivagasan At
a tisztasag es fiatalsag friss illata szallott
fol, amt Lajos tagulo orrcimpakkal szitt
magaba. Es mikor lehajolt, hogy megcso-
kolja hofeher nyakat, mar lerazta maya
rol minden ketseget.
Banom is en- Mariat! Mert volt
olyan scent es megk0zelithetetlen!
-. Sander pedig ezalatt Parisban a
legnagyobb nyugtalansagban es aggoda
lomban azon tepel6d0tt, hogy Lenkenek
talan valami baja van, inert mar harma-
dix napja mem kapott t6le hirt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

Az idegen missziok tarsa
saganak a "laymen"-ekb6l (ci-
vilekb0l) allo bizottsaga hosz-
szasan tanulmanyozta a hit
terites kerdeset.
Es most kozre adott jelen-
teseben megallapitja, hogy a
hitterit0knek nagyon sokkal
kevesebbet kellene "preachol-
nj" es sokkal t0bb gondot
kellene ARA forditani, hogy a
megtsritend6 ''poganyoknak"
a keresztenyi eletet mutassak.
Kul0n0s is, hogy mikor egy
hitterit6 elmegy valahova a
szinesek k0ze, hogy a keresz-
tenyi szeretetr6l es testveri-
segr6l beszeljen, ugy viselke-
dix, mint aki tudja, hogy ha-
dihajok allnak a hatanal; es
nyolc-tiz szolgat tart a haza-
ban.
AIT ajanljak, hogy a hitte-
rit6k keriiljenek 'sbizalmas"
viszonyba azokkal, akiket meg
akarnak teriteni, ne ARA
fektessek a f6sulyt hogy hany
poganyt keresztelnek meg
evente. Mert, aInint mond-
jak, a megkereszteles meg
mem feltetleniil jelenti a meg
terest.
Mi ait hissziik, hogy leg
jobb lenne tovabb menni egy
lepessel.
A legjobb lenne ITALIAN beket
hagyni mindenkinek a sajat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

Egesz nap sz6rakozott volt es ideges.
A bankt6l ketszer is hazatelefonalt, hogy
nem j0tt-e levele, a szabad idejet pedig
otthon t0lt0tte folyvast ideges varakozas-
ban.
Mi6ta Parisban volt, kiil0nben is le-
het6 legvisszvonultabba cit, a hivatalan
kiviil mem jart j6forman sehova A mu-
zeumokat megnezegette ugyan, de inkabb
csak kotelessegb6l es minden egyes dolog-
nal, ami megtetszett neh, Lenkere gon-
dolt iparkodott mindent Lenke SEE
men keresztil megitelni. A legnyarspol-
garibb eletet elite, tanult, dolgozott es hosz-
szu leveleket irt Lenkenek, tele vagyodas-
sal es szerelemmel, naponta ugyanazt es
azert mindig maskeppen, vi szavakat ke-
resve es talalva mindig ugyanannak az
erzesnek a megvilagitasara.
Mikor a negyedik nap is anelkiil telt
el, hogy varva-vart level megjott volna,
leiilt es most mar Mali neninek irt egy par
sort, kerve, hogy tudassa vele, mi tortent.
legjobban szeretett volna siirgonyozni,
de Varju Mali polgari haztartasanak a
csendjeben, - tudta - siirg0ny olyan
riadalmat es izgalmat keltene, amt sa
jat szerenysegevel mem birt osszeegyeztet-
nj Varju Malieknal csak csaladi szeren-
csetlenseget lehetett siirgonyben tudatni,
vagy pedig utazassal osszefiiggo dolgokat,
de AIT, hogy valaki, aki meg mem is tagja
a csaladnak, sirgonyben kerdez6skodjek,
hogy nincs-e baj - Mali neni nagyon fri
vol dolognak es pazarlasnak minositette
volna, ami sirg0nyz6re mem vetett vol
ma jo vilagot.
Sander tehat csak vart, vart es tehe
tetlenUl vergodott varakozasban es eb
ben telt ell meg OF nap, tehat mar kilenc
azota, hogy az utolso levelet kapta. Ebed
utan, felkilenckor, mikor mar mem volt
ra semmi remeny, hogy postas megegy-
seer bekopogtasson, Sandor felkerekedett
es elment hazulrol.
Kavehazrol-kavehazra jart, maid a
Szajna parton kodorgott egy jo darabig,
aztan ejfel utan leheto legelkeseredet-
tebb hangulatban hazabandukolt es be-
csengetett kapujan.
A gyertya nevevel oda volt keszitve
tobbi gyertya koze lepcs6 allan egy kis
asztalra. Megyujtotta es felmaszott ne
gyedik emeletre sz6nyeges falepcs6n, az
tan benyitott szobajaba an1elynek ket
balkonos ablaka sarkaig XII volt tarva a
meleg kora6szi ejszakan.
Az asztalan, amint gyertyat letette,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-22

gondolkozi felette, hogY NIT
olvas hat voltakeppen az uj-
sagban.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
v. B. ARLEDCE
funeral HELD
Widely Known Resident Is
Laid to Rest in Oakdale
Cemetery

Funeral services for w. B. Ar
ledge, Sc, who died at his home
on North Main street on Thurs
day afternoon, were being held
this afternoon at 8 o'clock from
Tom Shepherds FUNERAL Home.
Services arc being conducted
by the Rev. Broadus K. Wall, pas
tor of the First Baptist church,
and burial will follow in Oakdale
cemetery. Pallbearers are j. H.
Yelton, Walker Smith, Will Davis.
R. L. Fielder, l.. L. Burgin, and
John Peden.
Mr.. Arledge was a native OF
Polk county, but had resided in
Hendersonville since 1921.
He is survived by his widow,
formerly Miss Bessie Capps, OF
Polk county, three children, Coy,
Doris and Betty, and the follow
ing brothers and sisters: Mrs. W.
c.. Bostick, of Forest City; |. c.
Arledge, Hendersonville; Miss
Minnie Arledge, of Polk county;
John A. Arledge, Of Polk county;
Mrs. ]. E. Shipman, of Hender-
sonville; A. Yates Arledge, Ra-
leigh; Roone Arledge, New York
City, and r. r. Arledge. Hen
Jacksonville.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
IMMACULATE
NEARING CLOSE
Bishop Hafey Will Preside
At Commencement
Tuesday

The immaculate school is in the
midst of closing exercises for the
current year, and the commence
ment program will be held Tues
dav afternoon, June 2, beginning
at $3.50 o'clock, to be presided
over by His Excellency, w. j.
Hafev. Bishop of Raleigh.
For this event, the children
have arranged two delightful
nlays. while diplomas and prizes
will also be distributed at that
time.
Wednesday morning, June g. at
1890 o'clock the program to be
given in connection with Tuesday
afternoons event will be REPEATED.
Patrons and friends of the school
are cordially invited to either the
formal commencement or the
repetition of the accompanying
program the following day.
Final examinations were held
during the week, and the results
will be announced Monday, June
1, bringing to a close very sue
cessful year for the school.
Friday afternoon, the 9Th grade
pupils entertained the 7th grade
with a delightful lawn party. Gar
lands of blue and gold, the class
colors, were festooned from the
branches, making the yard a fairy
land, in which games and delicious
refreshments were enjoyed.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
MRS. HUDCINS'
RITES SUNDAY.
Wife of Former County
Commissioner Dies
AT Bat Cave

Mrs. Elinor C. Hudgins, wife of
A. E. Hudgins, former Henderson
county commissioner, died last
night at her home, lockwood Inn,
at Bat Cave.
Funeral services will be con
Quoted on Sunday afternoon at :
O'Clock at the home by the Rev,
Luther KRISTEN and burial will
follow at the Baptist cemetery at
Bat Cave.
Pallbearers will be Fred Hudg-
ms, George Hudgins, Douglas
Hudgins, Harvey Gale, Claudin
SeaFccy, and Troy Huntley.
Prior to her marriage she was
Miss Elinor Peterson, a native or
Plainfield, n. J. She is survived
by her husband and the following
stepChiIdren: Mrs. G. V. Freeman,
Chimney Rock; Mrs. w. E. Boley'
Mrs. r. R. Conner, and Mrs. o. B.
Luck, all of Billings, Mont; Mrs
f. j. Angelo, of Winston Salem;
Mrs. +. G. Trantham. Ashevllle,
and Ralph Hudgins of Mebane.
She is also survived by one SIS
ter, Mrs. T. A. Runyon, OF New
York City.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
COUNTY MAN CHARGES
ARREST WAS FALSE

ASHEVILLE, May 3d.. W.
NARROW, %, of Henderson county,
has filed suit in general county
court here against r. X. Whitaker
and ]. p. Mcintosh for $4,000
damages as a result of a "false
arrest"
The plaintiff contends that he
was peddling produce on LexIng-
ton avenue when he was arrested
by Mcintosh, the market inspec-
tor, at the instigation, it is al
legged, of the defendant Whitaker,
a resident of Henderson county,
who bore him Gill will"
The plaintiff alleges that a po'
lice car was called and he was
taken to the police station, search
ed and otherwise Inundated be-
fore he was released. He asks for
$4,000 actual and $4,000 punitive
damages. e,Tse- ~ -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
PRIMARY FOR
BOTHPARTIES
ONE WEEK OFF
Pre- Primary Campaigns
Will Be Intensified In
Coming Days

With the primary only week
off, all candidates for nomina-
lions by both parties in the coun-
ty are intensifying their cam
paigns and even greater activity
on the part of candidates is ex-
pected during the coming week.
The primary is to be held next
Saturday, June 6, the polls open
ing at 8 a. m. and remaining. open
until sunset. .'...'-r
For the information of voters
the complete list of candidates,
unopposed and opposed for nomi-
nations, is given as follows:
DEMOCRATS
For sheriff: w. E. Davis, mem
Der of the city police force. -.
For register of deeds: j. c.
Coston, present holder of the Of
flee. -. ..a1
For, county surveyor: c. B.
Turner, present holder of the Of
fee. =.
For member of the county
board of election: o. B. Crowell,
attorney. ~ -r'
For county commissioner: T. L.
Durham, G. w. Justice and j. A.
Rusher, present office holders,
and E. E. Lowrance and V. c. V.
Shepherd.
For tax collector: R. A. Green,
salesman; J. F. Brooks, present
coroner; Allen w. Hawkins, farm
err; J. H. Ballenger, present office
holder, and Jerry L. Orr, at pres
ent township constable.
For the general assembly: L. l..
Burgin, farmer; Fred Toms, j. p,
and John l.. Forrest, beauty shop
operator.
For coroner: W. L. Miller, J.
P; Bruce A. Cox, j. P, and h. L.
Fielder, ]. p.
For Hendersonville constable
Clark Moffitt, Eugene Thompson,
J. Wallace Redden, Curtis E. Ma
bry, ]. H. Lanning, and Arthur D.
Jones.
For Clear Creek constable: Leb
Corn and j. W. Rogers.
For constable, Green River: o.
L. Morgan and ]. F. Lindsay.
For constable, Hoopers Creek
C. L. Worsham and Hall W. Max
we'll.
REPUBLICANS
For general assembly: Ernest
Phillips, newspaperman.
For county surveyor: j. B.
Patterson.
CONTINUED on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
LETTER IN BLOOD
WARNS POLICE TO
HALT INTERFERENCE

DETROIT, May 80. (UP).-
Through the mails yesterday came
a letter-written in human blood
warning the Detroit police de-
partment to clay off" the Black
Legion. It was mailed in New
York.
The letter consisted Of a white
sheet of paper with this message,
printed in letters q half-inch high:
"Lay. of the Black Legion-the
White Legion
Police experts said blood UNI
doubtedly had been used for ink.
1t was recalled that Black Legion
members frequently took an oath
to sign their names in their own
blood. ,.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
HIGH SCHOOL BACCALAUREATE
MESSAGE TO BE SUNDAY NIGHT
Union Service Will Mark
Event; Pres. Coltrane
Is Speaker

Baccalaureate services Of the
Hendersonville high school, open
ing the 1886 commencement pro-
gram. will be held in the form OF
a union service of all city church
es Sunday evening at 8:l5 O'Clock
at the high school auditorium.
Class day exercises of the SEN
ior class will be held on Monday
evening at the auditorium at 8
o'clock and diplomas to the grad
yates will be awarded at the COM
menccment exercises on Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock at the audi
forum.
The service tomorrow night will
open with the professional of the
graduates and Handel's Largo will
be used for this portion of the
service.
The invocation will be by the
Rev. Broadus E. Wall, pastor OF
the First Baptist church, and
scripture reading will be by the
Rev. E. X. McLarty, pastor of the
First Methodist church.
A selection, "Dear Land OF
Home" by Sibelius, will be given
by the high school Glee club. Con.
gregational singing will consist of
two hymns. "All Hail the Power
of Jesus Name" and CHOW The
Day Is Over"
The sermon to the graduates
will be delivered by DR.. E. j. Col
trane, president of Brevard col
lege.
The benediction will be dellv-
cred by the Rev. James P. Burke,
pastor of st. James Episcopal
church, and for the occasional
the March from Alfalfa" by
MepdeIccnbn will he uSed
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
BLACK LEGION CASE
FILES FORWARDED
TO ATTY GENERAL

DETROIT, May go. (UP).-
The Black Legion holds sway over
an empire covering three-quarters
of the United States and its
agents have committed violence in
states stretching from the Allan
tic to the Rockies, officials an
nounced last night.
Specific complaints against the
black-hooded night riders were re-
ceived yesterday by Prosecutor
Duncan C.. McCrea, who said he
would forward them Immediately
to Acknowledgement Homer S.
Cummings in Washington in an
attempt to enlist the aid of G.
men. ~
The evidence, the United Press
learned, included charges that
business houses were burned, muir,
ders committed, and that persons
who incurred the disfavor of the
legion had been driven out of
many towns. From Dallas, Texas,
came the charge that members Of
the legion masqueraded in burnt
cork and committed violence in
an attempt 10 discredit the negro
race. 80 81
McCrea declined to make pub
lie the names of the cofnplainants,
but said he would include them in
the file Of information which he
is sending to Cummings. The
attorney-gensral requested such
data SO he could determine wheth.
er federal intervention was justi-
fed. l,e..s
Some Of the letters received by
McCrea were written in pencil in
an illiterate scrGwl; others obvi-
ously were penned by persons of
intelligence. Many of these COM
munications have been discarded
because IL is too obvious that the
writer's merely were seeking
vengeance on some personal enc
my and wanted McCrea to help
them. "a
McCrea said the letter from
Dallas confirmed his belief that
the Black Yegion extended into
the southern states where the fiery
cross of the Kus Kluxl Klxn first
famed. The writer said iies was a
member Of the legion, but had be-
come dissatisfied with the orgsm!'
;Sof;nnja ynofhoda. FIY - Styrru1JLri
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
kingston Will
Operate Pool
This Summer

swimming pool located at
\. % y, Of Third avenue west
f. "aShlngton street, formerly
kY y as the Weeping Willow
VIII nc operated this sum-
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b, vi " Sunday, May 81, and a
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
Light Opera At
Fassifern School
Greatly Enjoyed

The Fassifern Glee clubs pres
entation of Rose of The Danube"
was enthusiastically received by a
large audience last night at the
school auditorium.
Combining a variety Of hitting
tunes with mirth-provoking dia-
logue the entertainment delighted
the audience throughout. Beauti-
fully consumed and staged, the
production was both entertaining
and amusing.
The leading roles were very
ably handled by Miss Nancy
Weeks as Rose and Miss Harriet
Luther as Darrell Davis, with the
supporting cast excellent in their
performance.
King Montmorency, Miss Paul
inc Garrou; Queen Florinda, Miss
Mary Connally Coke; Prince Karl,
Miss Harriet Coburn; and Prln-
cess Daisy, Miss Peggy Cunning
ham, portrayed the royal family
in excellent style.
Miss Mary Labberton as the
Hollywood producer and his fam
ily, Misses Cecilia Ann Davis and
Gladys Pratt, and Misses Ellen
Munroe and Fay Liuberg as
Prime Minister and Lady in Walt
ing, were; excellently cast.
Misses Patty Roof, Ann Harris
and Aurelia Harrison, as the
three conspirators, kept the audi
ence in an uproar by. the delight
full handling of their very clever
lines.
Peasant girls and soldiers in
the chorus were:
Peasant girls-Laurette Bod1l-
ner, Polly Cunningham, Charlotte
Havmore, Lillian Pou, ANNE
WiIds, Betty Clark, Virginia
Fiske, Betty Hardwick and Betty
Stringer- H.
Soidiers-Glenna Barnes, Har-
rie Blackwell, Miriam Justice
Esther Love Hillhouse, Catherine
Howard, Betty Ann Huttlnes'
Betsy Mountcastle, Rae Ruckle'
Mary Scott Wilds and Fay Will
liams.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
Autos Whirling
To New Records

INDIANAPOLIS, May 80. Iup)
Defylng their fuel quota I1mlta-
ton of 81 1-2 gallons, the ma,
tion'S crack drivers today whltleu
then cars toward q new speed rec
ord in the annual Memorial day
speed classic here. As they pass
ed the 20O-mile mark, Wllour
Shaw, indianapolis, was Setting'
the pace, after lettering hl5 tor-
mer record at the l50-mlle marx
Babe Stapp was second and Shor-
ty Canton, third.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-30
[IIL OBSERVE
|[NORIAL DAY.
he SUNDAY.
L.s,yeIt Participant In
|r,rcises at Arlington
Cemetery Today
ksEUAL' OF BLACK
| LEGION DISAPPEARS

distinction. May 30. (UP
tS;sr, Roosevelt today led the
&, IN Memorial day services
Z fe Joined with the veterans
wars at their exercises
y,rby Arlington.
| y chief executive left the
\, House shortly after noon
| rotorei to the amphitheatre
[,Iington national cemetery.
l.. in the shadow of the SIM
|n-b of the Unknown Soldier
|Esnsd to addresses by Cen
\ John J. Pershiug, Commerce
Esry Daniel c. Roper and
h.
|Itsrans Of the Civil. Spanish
xgan and World wars are
hating the annual Arlington
En which will last for about
bur. Mr. Roosevelt is not on
rogram for a speech.