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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

A szovetsegi nyugdijra anne
rikai polgarok es idegenek
egyenerkent jogosultak. EFT a
hatarozatot a washington
Social Security Board leg
ujabb felhivasa emeli XII es
egyben sirget6leg figyelmez-
teti az idegen munkasokat,
hogy Observation-Disclosures
nyugdijlajstrom szamuk ell
nyerese erdekeben miel6bb
ktildjek be a kit0lt0tt ivet.
A Observation-Disclosures Tor
veny, amt a kongresszus meg
szavazott es az eln0k 1885
augustus no 14-en alairt,
nyugd;jat biztosit a kiorege-
dett ;nunkasok milli6inak,
akik 65 eviket bet0lt0ttek es
OlZOnyOS KOVeCelmenyeknek
kepesek eleget tenni.
Az ivct mindenkinek XII kell
t0lteni es bekiildeni, aki IS
kvet meg Ell mem erte - te-
hntet nelkul ARA, hogy anne
rikai pclgar-e, vagy sem -
felteve, hogy az Egyesiilt Ala
mokban gyarban, miihelyben,
tizletbe1., irodaban, banyaban
,vagy mas ipari es kereske-
'delmi vallalatnal dolgozik.
A sz0yetsegi kormany tirla-
polkat kiild0tt XII a munkal-
x &
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Fojtott hangon beszelt, hogy ne kiabal-
jon, amt legjobban szeretett volna, de az
ert aradt $40 az ajkan, mint lava
Lenke 0sszeszoritotta fogat es tiirte,
hogy a nenje szidja. Az pedig kozben cso-
magolt, jarkalt a lakasban, s amikor
osszeakadt Lenkevel, mindig elmondott
egy ujabb strofa szidast es szemrehanyast
Lenke egyszer Sc felelt "a semmit.
Vacsora utan azonban megis er6t vett
rata valami megbanasfele, odament
nenjehez mint hajdanaban, gyerekkora-
ban es kezet csokolt neki:
Ne tessek ram haragudni, -
mondta - mem akartam nenit megban-
tani, de tessek meggondolni, hogy nagyon
ideges vagyok es van is "a okom.
Az oregasszony egyszerre megint ell
lagyult. Magahoz 0lelte hugat, megcso-
kolta es konnyes szemmel mondta neki:
- Mem haragszom fam, ertem en-
az egesz bajodat. Csak az faj hogy mem
vagy hozzam tobb bizalommal.
A Lenke sziveben ere a szora meg
mozdult valami. Ugy erezte, hogy most
oda kellene borulnia a nenje 0lebe es ell
mondani neki mindent, mindent. Meg
gyonni turi majalistol kezdve a Sivany
Laszloert folytatott kiizdelemnek minden
bunet es kerni, hogy segitsen rata most
mar nenje. De mikor ARA csontos
arcra nezett, ARA a mindent valami osdi
szinben mutato okularera, amt a nenje
viselt, egyszerre elvesztette minden bizal-
mat es mar csaknem kiroppent vallomas
rejtve maradt sziveben tovabbra u.s. Ke-
zet csokolt megegyszer es bement $40
bajaba.
Az oregasszony meg folytatta ESQ.,
magolast. Kes6 ejszakaig dolgozott, amig
vegre mar annyira elalmosodott, hogy
csaknem leragadtak szemei. Akkor az
tan kimeriilten a faradtsagtol es az izga-
lomtol, aludni teri 6 is es kozben, nagy
almossagban, elfelejtkezett tobbi kozott
arrol is, hogy az aranyozott utoorajat,
amely ket ablak k0zott fUggott falon,
folhuzza. Egy darabig meg .hugai sor-
san tepelod0tt es banataban az volt egyet-
len vigasztalasa, hogy mem kis gy0ny0rii-
seggel keszilt "a, hogy masnap Sivany
max megmondja magaet. Aztan lassan
elnyomta az alom.
Lenke azonban egesz ejszaka nyugta-
lanul hanykolodott az agyaban es ketseg
be volt esve, inert erezte, hogy ha mem
tud masnap delel0tt Sivannyal talalkozni,
veszve van minden. Alig varta, hogy reg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

gel legyen es masnap volt hazban az
els6, aki f0lkelt. Delel6tt tiz craig azon-
ban semmifele mesterkedessel sem tudott
elszabadulni hazulr6l Akkor szerencsere
eszebe jutott, hogy varr6n6nel van egy
ruhaja atalakitas vegett. AIT mondta Ma
Ii neninek, odamegy ruhat siettetni es
feleletet is alig varva, elrohant hazulrol
Az els6 berkocsiallomasig csaknem sza-
ladva ment, oft kocsiba ugrott es Sivany
lakasara hajtatott.
Izgatottan nyargalt fol lepcs6n,
lelekzete is elakadt nagy sietest6l, ugy
hogy alig birta csengetesre ajtot nyito
inasnak megmondani, hogy meltosagos
urat keresi.
- Mines itthon. Mar elment.
- De nekem okvetleniil beszelnem
kell vele. Hol talalhatom meg?
Az mas kutatva nezett vegig rata;
meg lehetett elegedve szemlevel, inert
ait mondta
"A meltosagos ur koran elment ha-
zulrol Lehet, hogy meg lovardaban tet-
SILK talalni ITALIAN tessek odamenni; ha
oft mines, akkor mem tudom hol lehet.
- Talan irhatnek neki? Ebedre Ia-
zajOn?
- Mostanaban mem ebedel itthon.
- Hat hol?
- AIT mem tudom, kerem Ma aligha
jon haza estig.
- Borzaszto!
- Talan tessek a lovardaba menni.
A Bulyovszky- y-utcaba~.~.~.
Lenke odahajtatott, de oft ait mond-
tax, hogy Sivany meltosagos ur mar egy
oraval elobb elment Lenke tanacstalanul
allott a kocsi mellett es mem tudta hova
hajtasson.
Az orszagos kaszinoba! - mondta
aztan
A huszar egykedviien tudatta vele oft
is, hogy meltosagos ur mines Oft.
- Ebedre ide jar?
- Neha.
Valami oktalan diih fogta ell kozon-
seges hangra, amint ezt tudtara adtak es
tehetetlensegeben ugy erezte, hogy min
dend osszeeskud0tt ellene, hogy eltitkol-
jak elotte Sivany holletet.
Adjon papirost es boritekot, irni
fogok neki.
- Mem igen hiszem, hogy idej0jj0n,
- mondta huszar joakarattal, de Lenke
csak ellenkezest erzett XII szavaibol.
- Csak adjon papirost. Es ha velet-
lenul idej0n, adjak oda neh levelemet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

Mind0ssze ennyit irt: 'Harom ora
el0tt okvetlen j0jjon ell! Varom! Lenke!"
Leragasztotta boritekot es odaadta
a huszarnak, aztan kiment. Megegyszer
elhajtatott a Sivany lakasara, de most is
csak ait valaszt kapta, amit el6bb, hogy
Sivany mines otthon, es mem is val6szinii,
hogy estig hazaj0jj0n. Azert oft is irt egy-
par sort, ugyanazt, amit kaszinoban es
teljes remenytelenseggel hazakocsizott
- Nos? Mi lesz ruhaddal? - ker-
dezte Varju Mali
Lenkenek csak most jutott eszebe,
hogy mifele iiriiggyel ment el hazulrol.
Valami hazugsag utan kapkodott
= Maid utanam kiildi, AIT mondta!
- hebegte es kisietett szobabol.
Ebedre egy faltot sem tudott enni.
Most mar szaz hely jutott eszebe, ahol ke-
resni kellett volna Sivanyt, es atkozta az
ugyetlenseget, hogy az elokel6 ettermekre
mem gondolt.
Ket orakor, mikor nenje szokas SEE
rint visszavonult szobajaba, KILT az ab-
lakba es szorongva, dobogo Swivel varta
percr6l-percre Sivany erkezeset.
Ah azonban mem j0tt, az Sivany volt
Pedig Lenke egyre fokozodo izgalommal
varta es egyre nagyobb ketsegbeesessel.
Kinyitotta az ablakot, pedig kim csikorgo
hideg volt es kihajolt rata, mem torodve
azzal sem hogy meghulhet, sem azzal,
hogy szoba kihJl es csak leste mozdu-
latlanul, remeg6 aggodalommal, a. tenn
plom-ter felol sarkon befordulo embe-
reket
Ketszer is megtortent, hogy Sivany-
max nezett egy-egy alakot, akir6l kes6bb,
amint kozelebb jott, meglepetve allapitot-
ia meg, hogy mem is hasonlit Sivanyhoz.
Az egyik meg hozza egy nagyon is agrol
szakadt, szoke filiszter volt, akivel egye-
nesen series volt osszeteveszteni
Elmult harom ora, elmult felnegy Is
Sivany meg mindig mem mutatkozott.
Most mar villages volt, hogy mem kapta
meg levelet, pedig mar elmult Mali
neni alvasi ideje is es helyzet most mar
remenytelen volt. Lenke fogytan erezte
az erejet es rombad6lve latta a faradtsa-
gosan folepitett tornyot, mielott keresz-
tet f0ltuzhette volna tetejere
Az izgalmak teljesen kimeritettek
Becsukta az ablakot es dideregve huzo-
dott meg kalyha mellett fasladan, ait
ohajtva, hogy barcsak szakadna ra haz
es temetne magaala. Mert hiszen azok
utan, ami most fog tortenni, mem volna
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
Ri A |
DICTATORSHIP
.ADv0CA 7 { D
Drastic Measures
In Wartime for
US. Urged

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
(UP)-The war department
recommended to congress
today that the president be
given dictatorial power over
men and materials in time of war,
it would be. an industrial Dictator
ship.
The plan, a revision of the in
dustrial mobilization bill consider
ed by the last congress, would give
the president, in war time, author
ity to:
/. Draft into government service
the nations industrial manage
ment personnel.
2. Fix prices of all commodities,
and establish a system of priority
for delivery of goods required for
successful prosecution of the war.
3. Close all securities and stock
exchanges for the duration of the
war, if thought desirable.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10

upon pufpOlLcu IIllGdCa u SA'O
sure of the ranchers alleged rela-
tions with Mrs. York, reliable
source revealed today.
York. who was said to have con-
taCted the wife o. the rancher IN
an attempt to get money for his
silence in regard to her husband
was arrested in the taproom TO a
downtown El Centro hotel. The
wife summoned officers, it was un-
derstood, and helped TO trap York
because he threatenede to disgrace
her, her husband, and their fam
lily if she did not give him the
money he demanded. After York's
arrest he was placed in the Impe-
rial county Jail pending further in
vestigations.
Officers then went to Long Beach
and arrested Mrs. York at room
ing house where she was staying.
She was held in the Imperial coun-
ty Jail for questioning and inves-
tigation.
Since the grand jury already was
in session. it was decided to place
the evidence before that body.
York's mother. sister and a friend
appeared in Brawley Wednesday
night and Thursday morning ar
ranged for Lee Nuffer, Ell Centre
attorney, to represent the Yorks
He conferred with them shortly
before noon.
The slender, good looking Mrs
York is an inmate of the Woman's
tank in the county Jail. York,
small statured and slight, is held
in the mems section of the institu-
ton.
Records at the county Jail re-
veal that Mrs. York is 25 years of
age. She listed her profession as
waitress. York gave his age as 80
years and said he was service
station attendant and shoe sales
man.
Details of the alleged shake
down of the rancher were not
forthcoming.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
Building Permits
Continue Climb
To New Records

Ell Centre building permits con-
tinued their march toward new rec
ords Thursday when City Engineer
Philip w. knights had issued new
permits representing $4825 worth of
construction.
The largest, one for $4,000, was is
sued to the Dwight Lumber COM
pany for construction Of a shook
shed at 1872 North Fairfield avenue.
Fairfield is a new addition to the
city's streets, cutting through the
northeastern industrial area now
under development.
Other permits were to the United
Artists Theater for cooling tower al
terations costing $700, and to H. r.
Anderson for additions to a dwell
ing 1866 Olive avenue, costing $l25.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
MOVE IS BEST
FOR ENGLAND,
SAYS EDWARD
Text of M0narch's
Message to His
People Given

LONDON, Dec. 10. (UP)
= Text of King Edwards
announcement abdicating the
throne of the British En-
pire follows
Realizing as I do the gravity
of this step, can only hope that
1 shall have the understanding of
my peoples in the decision I have
taken and the reasons which have
led me to take it.
Il conceive that I am not over
looking the duty that rests on me
to place in the forefront the public
interest when I declare that 1 am
conscious that l can no longer dis
charge this heavy task with eff
cheney or with satisfaction to my
self.
Il have accordingly this morning
executed an instrument of abdica-
ton in the terms following:
II, Edward VIII of Great Britain.
Ireland, the British Dominions be-
yond the seas. King Emperor of
India, do hereby declare by irrevo-
cable determination to renounce the
throne for myself and my descen-
dants. My desire is that effect
should bee given to this, instrument
of abdication immediately
In token thereof I have here
unto set my hand this tenth day Of
December. 1886, in the presence of
the witnesses whose signatures are
subscribed.
(Signed EDWARD r. l."
My execution of this instrument
has been witnessed by my three
brothers, the royal highnesses, the
Duke of York. the Duke of Glou-
cester and the Duke of Kent.
Il deeply appreciate the spirit
which has actuated the appeals
which have beer made to me to
take a different decision and have.
before reaching my final deter
mlnation, most fully pondered over
them.
But my mind is made up
Moreover, further delay cannot
DE but most injurious to the peo-
CONTINUED ON Page 2. Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
.ABDlCATION 0 N
A c c { P 7 { D
BY CANAD
Cabinet Approves
Change with
Regret

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 10.
(UP)-Canada accepted the
abdieation of King Edward
with prof oun d regret, ="
Prime Minister w. L. Mack
Kenzie King announced today fol-
lowing an emergency cabinet meet
ing.
Canada also accepted the Duke
of York as king.
The Canadian government Prem
ier Mackenzie King stated, dis
patched a cable to the British par
lament upon receipt of the text OF
King Edwards message to the Bri-
tish house of commons.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
Copyright, 1886, by United Press

LONDON, Dec 10. (UP)-(By Trans Atlantic Tele-
phone)-Kng Edward VIII abdicated today from the
throne of Great Britain renouncing for love the ruler
ship the worlds greatest empire and onequarter Of
the inhabitants of the globe
He gave up his that he could go into per-
petua exile and marry Mrs. Wallis Warfeld Simpson,
twce-dvorced American.
A breathless, stunned House of Commons received
from the king historic document giving up the heavy
burden of kngship because of the difficult personal
situation in which he finds himself.
The dukes daughter mperous little 10 1-2 year old
Princess Elizabeth, becomes heir presumptve to the
throne Brtans next queen if her father dies without
Continued Page 2, Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10

Nearly every state had delegates
in the parade, each county carry
ing its own banner and Imperial
county making a good showing with
the many farmers from the valley
The gathering in the morning,
said Winwright, was like any con-
vention but the barbecue was like
a gigantic farmers picnic with
farmers from the United States in
stead Of just one section.
Wallace spoke briefly at noon and
the afternoon address was given
by Robert Gordon Sproule, presi-
dent Of the University of Califor-
MIA Visiting dignitaries were pre-
sented and spoke briefly.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10

from PASADENA.
BY 10 minutes past 8 Wednesday
morning every seat in Pasadena's
municipal auditorium was taken
and 5000 people who wished to
hear the morning talks by Henry
A wallace, secretary of agriculture,
and Edward ONeal, farm bureau
national president. were turned
away.
Prominent men of national repu-
taticn were introduced and spoke
briefly. Earlene Northrop and
Stanley Boaden. Imperial county's
Senior All club members acted as
page and usher.
AT neon the delegates, over 5000
were taken in ears to Brookside
park for the barbecue,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
FOUR CASES
COME UP IN
CITY COURT

Four cases, including charges OF
vagrancy. drunkenness and drunk
driving, were decided by Police
Judge Lee Nuffer of Ell Centre
Thursday morning.
Omer Aikman, 33, was fined 500
for driving while drunk. He was
arrested as the result of an accident
in the 500 block on Broadway in
which his car struck one driven by
Ed S. Martin.
Clarence I. Simpson, 46, was SEN
fenced to five days in Jail for drunk
enness. in lieu of $40 fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
VALLEYITES REPORT
on FARM MEETING
LOttie PickfOrd,
Younger Sister
OF Actress, Dies

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 10. U.P)-
Lottie Pickford, younger sister of
actress Mary Pickford died at her
home in Brentwood Heights short
ly before midnight last night from
sudden illness.
The former star of silent film
days, who in private life was Mrs.
John Lock, was stricken with a
heart attack three days ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
Man Kills Two in
Family, Then Self

CORNING, Cal. Dec. 10. UP
Angered because he was refused
financial backing for a 'vitamin
maker accessory to electric refri-
gerators, E. S. Cobb. 38. slugged
his brother and three year old
niece to death. critically shot and
wounded his sister-in-law then
turned his gun on himself. police
charged today
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
LAST MINUTE u
FLASH ES
SPIDER BITE

SPIDER BITE
YUMA, Dec. o. tSpcciai) A.
Sewers, Winterhaven property
owner. formerly of Jacumba. N
in a critical condition at a Yuma
hospital from the effects of
Black Widow spider bite infIict-
cd Monday while Sewers was
wrecking an old building In Win
terhaven. The victim was re-
moved to the Yuma general Ib,s-
pitai yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Zentner
Visiting i'm Valley

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Zentner Of
San Francisco whose firm, Levy
Zentner Co., is one of the we'll
known produce concerns in the
valley. were in El Centro We'd
nesday on business, stopping over
en- route to thu Grand Canyon.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
Delegates Return After Attending
Opening Day Ceremonies; Nearly
Every State Represented

Imperial County Farm Bureau had a large delegation
at the opening day, Wednesday, of the American Farm
Bureau Federations annual convention in Pasadena
cording to George L. Wnwrght assistant farm advisor,
who with number of other delegates has just returned
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
What's I'm The
Ads For Today

-Auto Tires-McNeece & Nc
y Neece
Auto Tires-Firestone Service
Store
Dairy Prcducts-Golden State
Co.
Xmas Gifts : Sears Roebuck
Co ,-r
-Groceries--Gullets
Xmas Gifts-M, o. King Co.
Xmas Gifts. V. Hardware
Co.
-Coffee-Pennant
Huskies
Xmas Shipping-Railway EX-
press
Moving Pictures-U. A. Thea
ire
Moving Pictures-Va Valley
Theatre
Xmas Gifts--J. c. Penney Co.
-Groceries-A and p Store
Bros. Market
Groceries -Safeway Store
Groceries Quality Market
-Dentistry-Dr. Raichart
-Perfumes-Valley Drug Co.
Xmas Loans-Jno. r. Robert
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
MAN, WOMAN JAILED,
MAY BE QUESTIONED
Plot Reported to Extort Money from
County Rancher; Two Arrested,
One Here, One in Long Beach

The case of Mrs Mary Martin York and Chester York
her husband, scheduled to go before the Imperial
county grand jurury at o'clock this afternoon Tor Ves
gation regarding alleged extorton and alleged attempt
ed eXtortion of from Imperal valley rancher
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
Speaking of Clicks

Yesterday it was the Western
UniCn- Postal Telegraph clock dis
pute. Today it is an even,, more
argument, or perhaps one
A build call it internal friction. RR
6as no end surprised to discover
that it was a quarter to seven on
cne side of Q. F. Haun's tWo-faced
clock, and twenty minutes to seven
on The other side That, now real
ly is two-faced clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
TIL R0 N F
king SURRENDERS
DUKE O. YORK
WILL SUCCEED
HIM As RULER

LONDON, Dec. TO- (UP)-The BaIdUin government
tonight introduced in Parliament the acts of abdcation
sealing King EdUard VIFs remuneration of his throne in
favor of his brother the Duke of York. Immediately
thereafter Commons adjourned until II a. tomorrow
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
: @. |!||A
w ~
- AMBLING
IMPORTER
Says

When Is Eariy?-
This is the time of year again
when all Of us who took solemn
oath last year to do our Christmas
shopping early in 1886 make up
our minds from day to day that
we'll do it tomorrow, sure.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
Consider The M0tOfist-

Consider The MOtOfIst-
When this stop When Pedes-
trians Are in Cross Walk" business
started. RR was all in favor of it,
but he reckoned without the pedes-
trjans. After a motorist has wait
ed no less than half an hour for a
chance to get across one of those
pedestrians crossing zones. and the
foct passenger stream continues un-
abaited and unheeding. the motor
ist wonders why there aren't some
traffic rules enforcing just little
consideration for the poor automo-
bile driver.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
The Desert i'm Town.

The Desert i'm Town
A startling sight on Main street
Thursday was provided by a coyote,
very much alive. seated grandly
atop some Imperial Vale residents
sedan. disdalnful of passing traffic.
Civilization undoubtedly is progress
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
WCith The Price

They almost had TO kidnap jim
Brock to get him to the scout meet
~tSg in Calexico, because he was
9hposed to go to Pasadena on busi-
z&sS, and some one else could take
his place just as we'll for the eve
ming. he believed. He didn't know
what all the fuss was about. Seem
ed rather silly to him. but finally
he gave in. 1t was net until the
meeting was we'll along that he
discovered his presence was i'm
perative for one reason. He was
awarded the Silver Beaver, highest
honor a scoutmaster can be given.
which is given Just once a year.
Pasadena was well lost.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
One-Way Highway

The motor cars on the Calexico
highway could travel in just one
direction at a time for while
Thursday morning. 1t was because
man and boy were moving what
seemed to be an entire dairy herd
down the highway-and having diff
ficulty convincing the cattle that
the highway wasn't cowpath.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
Valley Grand Jury Launches Blackmail Investigation
M.tRlSETs AN RVEF

MAWkEps AN RVEF
Hutters Los Angeles 34c; Butter
fat. Imperial Valley fob. ranch,
Grade 4, 42%c; hufa curing milk,
SiRc; route gathered cream. 331Rc.
l.. A. Hay--U. =. No. Z extra leafy.
SIo.5O-2O; 4. =. No. I 30; 4 = No
leafy. xI5; No. =, Sl6; Minne-
apOlis flax 2OS-210.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-10
BANK DEBTS

Today
S388,723.59
BUILDING PERMITS
S277,484
To Date TINS Tear
The Indianapolis times., 1936-03-21
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
BARRETT'S HANGING
County, City Officials to
Cooperate With u. S.

Federal, county and city suthor-
tiles today were co-operatlng in
completing plans for the exec Jon
of George Barrett, convicted slIyer
of Nelson B. Klein, Department of
Justice agent. Barrett is to be
hanged in the county Jail yard
some time between midnight and
dawn on Tuesday.
Charles w. James, United States
marshal, Sheriff Ray and Chief
Morrissey declared they would take
action to prevent the execution
from becoming spectacle for the
curious. 1t is to be the first hang
ing here in so years.
1t is believed that all persons ex-
cept qualified officials and persons
assisting in the execution are to
be barred from the Jail for several
hours preceding the hanging. Only
officials and one representative
from each of the three local daily
newspapers and three press asso-
Citations are to see the trap sprung.
A large tent is to cover the gallows
Deputy United States marshals
working in six-hour shifts are
watching Barrett, who killed Klein
August 6.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-03-21
RESIGNATION EXPLAINED
BY JAMES w. FESLER
Former I. u. Trustee Points to
Differences With Board.

James w. Tesler explaining his
resignation as chairman of the
board of trustees of Indiana Uni
versity has issued statement say
ing that his action followed dis
agreement with certain policies OF
the board. He said:
Il do not wish to discuss the
matter further than to say that ]
have protested against certain mis-
conduct of a member of the uni
versity administrative staff in con-
nection with important business
of the university, which miscon-
duct has never been denied"
For this and other scarcely less
important reasons I can not, with
my conception of the responsibilities
and duties of a trustee, remain or
the board. 1t is matter of deer
regret to me that I must sever my
official relationship with Indiana
University"