davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
KRASNA SLOVENSKA
SyADBA v CAMPBELL

Ctena redakcia, uverejni-
te mi tychto paru riadkov.
Mali sme tn v Campbell
summit svadbu. Dna IL. ja-
nuara sl'ubili 81 vecnu ver-
most Jozef Matvey a sleena
Anna Tressa. Boil sumne od-
prevalent do chramu bozie-
no a dostali pozehnanie cd
pribuznych a priatePoy. An
ma Tressa dostala pozehna-
ME cd svojho otca. Bolo nam
vsetkym zial, ze cd matky
uz nemohla dostat', lebo obi
sla do vecnosti a nemohla
svoju milovanu dceru odpre-
vadit' ku siedmej sviatosti.
Ale sme sa tym potesili, re
my tam pojdeme a tam sa
S nou Ease sijdeme. 5i
TAX SINE prisli do chra-
mu bozieho, kde ich uz Ca
kal mas duchovny otec, DIP.
Juraj Novak, ktory i'm dal
81 'ub vernosti a odbavil dlhu
svatu omsu, jako v nedel'u.
Srdecne Pan Bob tzaplat'! ~
Druzbovia druzicky, sta
rosta so svatkou pristdpili
ku svatym sviatostiam. To
bolo milo kazdemu.
Mladomanzelia d 'akuju ST.
decne vsetkym, najprv ale
dcera svojmu otcovi, ktory
je vdovec, ale ju pekne po-
tesil a obdaroval ich kras-
nym darom. Srdecne Pan
Bob yam zaplat'! Potom Sc
stra mladuchy, Maria Van
gusak j S jej manzelom, Jo-
zefom Vangusak mech prij-
mu srdecne vd'aky, ze i'm
tax vsetko prihotovili a ma
mahali sa. Sestra bola jej
tax ako "a matku. Srdecne
,vam Pan Bob zaplat'! A po-
tom tamtie sestry prisly z
d'alekej cesty, z New Yor-
ku, ktore nechaly svoju pra-
Gu a prisly, aby jej ukaza-
ly sestersku lasku a uctu a
odprevadily k siedmej svia-
tosti. Veru re tie styri sestry
sa vePmi rady vida, i ia sa
len s mimi potesfm, lebo mo-
je dospele su tiez ma vec-
nosti.
TAX teraz d'akujem v me-
ne mladomanzelov starosto-
vi a svatke, panu a panel
Janovi a Terezii Istok, ktori
boil tiez pri oltari a pekne
i'm vykoncili, al obdarovali
ich a rozveselili cele obe-
censtvo, cel1 svadobnu dru-
zinu. Srdecne i'm Pan Bob
zaplat'! A tax d 'akuju druz-
bonn a druzickam "a ich kra-
sne Diary a re vd ACNE pri-
sli. A tax srdecna vd'aka
d 'alsej rodine, susedom, pria
tePom a krajanom, re sa i'm
net'azilo prist'. Pan Bob vam
zaplat' "a Diary mladoman-
zelom. A este jedna vec: ma
Fsvadbe sa nakolektovalo ma
mas chram bozi $4,000. Pan
Bob zaplat' stonasobne vse-
tkym darcom. A tax d'akuju
mladomanzelia j kucharkam,
ktore sa tam veru narobily /:
Mrs. Ruby, Mrs. Vangura a
Mrs. Ferklic. Srdecne vam
Pan Bob zaplat' "a til pra-
Gu. TAX SINE sa vsetci rowe
selili q mladomanzelom ze-
lali zdravia a bozieho pozeh-
mania. Byvaj1 v jeho rodi-
covskom dome, kde ich SUM
ne privitali a tam zijd vo
svornosti a laske.
Alzbeta Tressa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07

Ma vecierkoch, ma ro-
dinnych zabavach, ma scho-
dzach spomente 81 ma Vys-
iiu Slovenskd Skolu ' Cleve
lande!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
vi ich dala, q u vas tn scho-
vana do smrti zostala. /" /

vi ich dala, . u vas tn scho-
vana do smrti zostala. /" u
To je nemddra rec Cd tel.
ba; Evieko, trosfcku 50 sta
rec usmial '.precoze by ISL
cudziemu sloveku peniazel
davala a MIC "a ne nechce-.
laa Ved' takto budes "a ne
panou, vies, ze ia dava FL
ala do polovicky v majetku
a iste nikdy nezabudne, ze
81 mu svojimi peniazmi W.
pomohla. =
20 tom mi tiez hovoril, !"
prisvedeilo dievca, "a mne
to, verte dedko, bolo l'uto,
ked' mi vykladal, De ich gaz-
dovstvo je uz Fialovo skoro
sto rokov, a ze by snad' ami
neprezil, keby malo prist' do
cudzfch ruk. Preto mi tax
pripadlo dat mu peniaze a
vratit' sa, dedko, k yam. Ale
ia viem, re to neni mozne,' -
hned' sa spamatala a smutne
skloniac hlavu, dodala:
"Otecko by ma zbil a ma
tka = 8, jej, - ia by NADIA
vala! A konecne, '' pozdvih-
la rychlo hlavu, "ani Fiala
by k tomu neprivolil, pripa-
da mi hrozne pysny." =
Dievca sa teraz odrazu "a
stavilo a, obratiac sa k de-
dovi nepeknou a akoby u
trapenou tvarou,, povedalo
pod dojmom nahlej spomien-
ky: 'Boze, dedko, to bude
akesi podivne manzelstvo.
ia z takeho prinutenia, re
som bola kol'kokrat bita,
kym ma donutili a."
"Nebran sa, dievca,'' do
hovaral jej znovu starec,
''neni to mic platne, len sebe
prit' azujes a otca zatvrdzu-
jes. Ved' uvidfs, re to ne
bude tax zle, ako 81 predsta-
vujes."
Dude, dedko," stala na
svojom Eva, Ito vidiet', re
z toho mic dobreho povstat'
nemoze. Keby ste boil u mas
pri tych namluvach, videli
by ste. Take namluvy Leho-
ia nevidela, akymi boly tie
to. Nina najprv otecko po j.
zbe bykovcom nahanal a
sFuboval, re ma zmlati, ak
nebudem k zenichovi prive-
tiva, a matka, co sa mala
zastat', este prisol'ovala a
kricala, re ona ma svoje ma
le deti, ktore sd k voli mne
ukracovane, re snad' 81 ia
myslim, re dostanem dom, a
preto nechcem sa pohnut'
ale ona re ma syna, ktory
81 dom pravom zasluzi." -
Eva sa odmlcala, aby ma
brala dychu, ktory v tejto
prudkej a rychlej reci vypo-
trebovala. Pri tom bl'ady jej
oblicaj zruzovel a mdle rysy
ozivly. Hajnik sa pozeral do
zeme a starecke jeho cello
skladalo sa v mnohe vras.
ky. @
"To je tax, mile dievca,
ked' diet'a strait .coskoro
matku. Ia druha je vzdy len
macocha."
ia sa ami nedivfm," mie-
Mia Eva, a znovu vykrocila
do predku cestickou medzi
vysokym porastom, "ale pre-.
co otecko je tax ukrutny a
zatvrdily ku mne? We'd som
mu povedala, ze cd neho uz
mic nechcem, a ma kolena
pred MIN som kPakla a pro
sila no, aby ma nechal i
vas. Ale ruku ma nina po.
zdvihol a krical, ze 81 Fialu
what muslin, re budem "a
opatrena a donna raz navzdy
bude mat odo nina pokoj
Wy vraj by ste o nejaky Cas-
umrel a ia by som prisla do
NOV a ostala mlademu gaz.
dovi ma krku. Matka rychle
k tomu prilozila, ze by nina
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07
, RE PENIAZE
Roman.
Napisala Vlasta Javoricka.

NeCrap Sd, Ulet q muA-
no, re zrovna to vsetko po-
vedie k dobremu. Neni pod
mienkou st'astneho manzel-
stva, vzdy what sa z lasky.
KoHko krat sa uz stale, re
ii najzamilovanejsi milenci
boil nest'astnymi manzelmi,
naopak, niekedy sa dvaja
wall z donutenia a az po
svadbe sa zamilovali a su
spolu nacisto spokojnf. MOI
no al u vas sa to tax pritra-
f."
TAX dedo, hajnik Vavra,
hovoril svojej vnucke Eve,
ktora, sediac pri jeho no
bach ma stolicke, mala v
dlaniach tvar skrytd.
"Pravda - keby to bolo
ako indie, tax mono by som
navykla," povedala a hlavu
pozdvihnuc, obratila temno-
sede oci, sale takto sa vyda-
vat a zrovna vediet', re 81
ma berie len a len pre- pc
maze, to je predsa len veP-
mi smutne.'
Bolo to nepatrne, ba moz-
no povedat' nepekne dievca,
ktore takto hovorilo a k de-
dovi sa tulilo; nebolo ma
nom uplne nicoho, co by pu-
talo pozornost', len makky,
melodicky a zvlastny hlas,
ktory znel trochu zastrene,
ale nepopieratepne sladko.
Dedo hladil jej hnede VIA
sy a snazil sa ju znovu te-
Sit.
"Takych je, mila Evo, kto
ri sa beru len pre- peniaze,
skoro vacsina. A predsa by
vaju spokojne vedl'a seba
zivi."
"Keby mi to, dedko, ne
boil aspon rovno tax pove-
dal, aby som na to stale my
sliet' nemusela, ale ved' on
mi celkom nezaobalene po-
vedal, ze len preto 81 ma
what musi, aby mole veno
zachranilo jeho upadajuce
42Iovstvo."
10, z toho je, dievca, vi
6set re Fiala je uprimny
clovek, ktory netrpi ziadnu
pretvarku," mienil dedo, aby
vnucku potesil. - "Musis sa
S tym, mila Evicko, uz smie-
rit a byt' rada, re budes do
bre vydata. Fiala ma, vraj
vel'mi pekne pole, ako dian
luky a lesa pekny kusok, a
stara Fialka je vraj dobrak
ma pohPadanie. A co tiez "a
vel'ke uvazenie stoji,, je ia
okolnost', re Fiala je cd vo.
jenciny oslobodeny, a to-
mila Evicko, dnes ma velkd
cenu; byt' muzsky zdravy a
nebyt' ma vojne. To, re ma
vel'ke gazdovstvo, a je sam
syn a gazda jediny, to he
drzi."
Dievka sa pozerala zamy-
slene oknom do zahrady,
kde staly rozkvitnute plane
ruze a cierny slez okolo plo-
tn, a zdalo sa, ze necenf ma
lezite vyhody, dedom IVA
diane. Aspon chmurila wy
soke svoje cello a svierala
vzdorne rty.
we'd ami nevies, diet'a,'
zacfnal po kratkej pomlcke
hajnik znovu, "ako mi tvoje
st'astie ma srdci lezf, a preto
sa staram a pytam sa kaz-
deho, kto len trochu vo Vo-
lesnej pozna Fialovcov, co
SUI to "a l'udia,, no - ale
hanu som este nepocul. Co
by ma Mich prislo,' rozkla-
dial Vavra a bafkal rychlej-
Sic 20 svojej jalovcovej IA
jocky, "ja by som s tebou
neponahral, ba nechal by
som 81 TIA trebars stale do
ma. Ved' by sa tt chcelo
zostat', no, ale ked' s otec-
kom neni reci, ved' vies.
Starry hajnik hladil stale
vnucku po vlasoch a biela
brada s mohutnymi fIzami
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-02-07

predsa srdce starcovo byvalo
odjakziva make a dobre a
ko srdce diet'at'a, o com
mohla jeho vnucka Eva mai
lepsie svedectvo vydat'. Wy
rastla u neho, ked' coskoro
stratila matku, a on ju pee
live a nezne vychoval. -
Vavra bol samotarom a pu-
dia no prezyvali "pismak",
lebo len v knihach travil
svoje vol'ne chvile; cital no
viny, ktore 81 predplacal, a
inc 81 poziciaval cd okolitych
ucitePov.
Knihy a Evicka, to bolo
jeho vsetko, jeho laska od-
pocinok, radost' a 1techa.
Dievca mu rozumelo, a on
no vychoval dla svojho, ma
ucil ju milovat' knihy a
hPadat' v mich obcerstvenie
a utechu. Al teraz ma knihy
81 spomenul a rychlo vnuc-
ke odporucal:
"Vezmi 81 so sebou svoje
knizky, a ked' tt bude smu-
tho, ber jednu "a druhou,
hovor 81 v mich a potesis sa,
uvidis. Vo Volesni je skola
a fara, a sl tam l'udia cvi-
ceni, zaiste tiez maju kniz-
ky. Ak pojdes zdvorile po-
prosit', kazdy tt rad knizku
pozicia.
Eva teraz vstala a rovna-
la saty ma sebe. Ako sa vzty-
ella, ukazalo sa, re je tro-
chu zle vyrastena. Jedna jej
lopatka bola znacne vyssia.
tTeda ma svadbu nepride-
te?" pytala sa neiste a via
zala horlive svoju polohod-
vabnu satku pod bradou ma
uzol.
'Nepridem, dievca, veru
ME. Nam tn v hore plno kra-
dezi, nechcem sluzbu zane
skat'. Zostarnul som v nej
a chcem v nej umriet'. A
potom," Vavra vybusil sko-
70 prudko, "vsak vies, re sa
S oteckom vzdy nedohod-
mem, akonahle prijdeme spo-
lu. Je prchky, a ia uz som
taky podivin. Budem sa tn v
lese "a teba modlit' a tn my
81 Panom Bohom najlepsie
rozumieme."
Starec hovoril rychlo, a
hlas jeho znel drsne. Teraz
sa pripojil k dievcat'u, ktore
sa sberalo k odchodu. Kra-
cali vol'ne ku dveram, ale
medzi mini sa Eva zastavila
a obratila nazad do izby, OBJ
jumajuc vrdcim pohl'adom
celu zacernalu, starodavnu j.
zbu. Ma stomach obrazy sva-
tych, v starych, cervotocom
povrtanych ramcoch, cierny,
tiez tax starry krucifiks, mo-
hutny brectan rozliezly po
celej povale medzi cierny-
mi hradami, mal'ovana skri-
na po starej make a mapo-
vane hrnceky ma nej rozo-
stavene, police s knihami,
vesiak s puskami a kapsou
dedkovou, to vsetko boil jej
start kamarati; cd detstva
ich milovala a s mimi sa te-
raz pohl'adom l1cila.
ia by som tu, dedko, ra-
da s vami zostala,' zatuzila
a ruky roztvorila, ako by til
tituln1 mill izhicku celu
objat' 'chcela, ivy by ste po-
trebovali gazdind, obsluhu,
a ia by som nechcela mic
Wac, nez yam do smrti sl1-
zit'.'
Starcovi to sklblo okolo
ust a oci jeho .rychlo "a
zmurkaly; nemohol preho-
vorit', len t'azko zakaspal.
"Preco ma tn otecko ne
nechal,' vycitovala, ''preco
ma domov wal? Ved' on
jakziv o nina nestal, a ma
mieka - Boze - je tomu
rada, ze odidefn. Wall ma
domov, len aby som isla
dret' a."
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-20
BIC FOOTBALL
GAME ON TAP

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.--A capacity
crowd of $4,000 spectators is ex-
pected to see Northwestern un-
defeated Wildcats battle for myth
zeal national football title against
Notre Dame tomorrow
Lode and placer location notices
for sale at The Empire office.
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GRID STYLES
MUST CHANGE
Two Michigan Coaches
Claim System Must Be
Altered Now

DETROIT, Nov. 20-Gus Dorais.
University of Detroit coach who
learned his football pitching pass
es to Terminate Knute Rockne at
Notre Dame, believes the Rockne
system would be effectiv>-but diff
ferent-if the immortal coach of the
Irish were still alive.
Declaring he was misunderstood
recently by interviewers who quot
ed him as saying the Rockne sys-
tenn was outmoded. Dorais said:
Il told them I was lucky to nave
played before the development of
all these intricate defenses. When
they asked me about the Notre
Dame system, said it was basically
sound and that if Rock had Lived
he would have changed it to meet
existing conditions"
Dorais concurred with Coach Har-
ry Kipke of the University of Mich
igan in the opinion that almost any
system will work if the players at
hand are capable OF adjustment in
it.
Kikpe, who capitalized the KICK
and the pass in the famous Punt,
Pass and Prayer" system when the
right kind of material abounded
at Ann Arbor, is inclined to scott
at systems generally.
A great kicker himself Of the
"Hurry-Up" Yost schol of football
Kikpe believes that no coach can
chain squad to a set style of foot
ball year in and year out.
The Michigan style changed when
the Wolverines of the past two sea-
sons turned up lacking talent in tie
kicking and passing departments
leaving only the prayer of the sys-
tenn that had a great vogue a few
years ago.
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LADY PALAMOS


LADY PALAMOS
I have just returned and l hope
all my friends come to see me.
407 Franklin Street. adv.
Tndau'c NaurS Todan -Er,t,tro
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-20
PRINCETON IN
SINGLE POINT
LOSS TO KNOX
udson and Radde Top
Lights in Conference
Pin Matches

Lou Hudson rolled high for the
glory of dear "Old Siwash" to turn
in the top card of the conference
bowling at the Elks alleys last eve
ming. leading the field with total
of 584 Hudson's bid was badly
needed to bring Knox through to a
one point victory. The Knoxians
won their first game against Prince
ton, dropped the third, and man
aged to exc out the second by a
score of 468 to SGT.
Ed Radde, a member of the crush
ing Harvard attack that swept three
games from the U. Of Washington,
in the first match of the evening,
rolled a 563 second place total
which included the high single game
OF TIE evening. 2o6 In the other
match or the nights program,
Yale, led by Nick BaYard, took two
cut of three games from Metre
Dame.
Carnegie Tech faces off against
Columbia in the opening match on
the conference bill for tonight, at
730, followed by Susquehanna vs.
Manhattan, at $50, with the Anna
POLISH. of Alaska contest Gaping
the night.
Last evenings conference results:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-20
SONS OF NORWAY GIVE
BASKET SOCIAL, DANCE

Sons of Norway are giving a Bas-
ket Social after their regular meet
ing tomorrow night. The Haymak-
ers Orchestra will play for the
dances. Walter Peterson and En-
NETT Thompson will sing. Sgd
Sydney Brannen will give away the
baskets and call the square dances.
The meeting will be held in the
IO.OF Hall at 8 o'clock and the
Basket Social and Dance will fol-
low about 9:15.
The Kapok vogcl, or cotton bird,
is a small South African titmouse.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-20
Grid GAMES
ON SATURDAY

In the following schedule Of prin-
ciple football games played toner
row, the home team is listed
throughout and the 1885 scores are
noted in parenthesis:
FAR WEST
California (0) Stanford d3) -
Berkeley
Montana-San Francisco - Butte.
Oregon State (0) Oregon Cl3) -
Corvallis.
INTERSECTIONAL
Centenary Cd Texas A. g. M
G)-Shreveport.
Duquesne-M Observation-Disclosures
Fordham- Georgia-New York.
Michigan State-Arizona - East
Lansing.
Temple-Iowa- Philadelphia.
EAST
Army HohGrt-West Point.
Boston College (25) Boston Uni
sersity 60 Boston.
Brown Colby-Pr Providence.
Catholic University 600 Western
Maryland go Washington.
Holy Cross (34) st. Anselm o.
Worcester.
Maryland CID Georgetown (6)-
College Park.
New York University (45) CITY
College of New York 90 - New
York.
Penn State (o) Bucknell (2) =
State College.
Princeton $3.50 Dartmouth o.
Princeton.
Syracuse (o) Colgate (2D-sy
racuse.
Yale d) Harvard Cd - New
Haven
MIDWEST
Chicago CD Illinois 90 Chicago
Iowa State Cd Drake CD-Ames
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Lode and placer location notices
for sale at The Empire office.
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M'LARNIN TO
MEET AMBERS
THIS evening
Vancouver Fighter to Take
Another Step in His
Comeback Trail

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Jimmy
McLarnin, of Vancouver, B. c.,
continues his comeback campaign
tonight when he meets Lou Ambers,
1855 pound champion.
McLarnin is to 5 favorite.
Barney Ross, welterweight cham
pion, has agreed to meet the winner
regardless of the outcome of his
fight Friday night With Izzy jan
azzo.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-20
SUNDAY

Loyola CD Santa Clara (0)-Los
Angeles.
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EXTENDING DOCK

The Beegle Packing Co., Ketchi-
kan, had its pile driver busy most
Of october putting in extensions to
its dock, a new fish slip, and foun-
dations for new buildings. A one
story addition to the warehouse,
40 by 70 feet, is nearing completion,
and a new two-story fish house, 40
by 70 feet, will be built Olaf Stol-
en- is in charge of the work.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-20
CITY LEAGUERS BOWL
2 MATCHES TONIGHT

Two City League bowling matches
are scheduled for the brunswick
alleys tonight. At 7:30, the Al
Camp will meet the Brunswick team
and at $3.50 the Family Shoe Store
and Columbia Lumber Company
will meet to do pin battle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-20

Iowa.
Missouri CO. Washington of st.
Louis G9) columbia.
Nebraska (0) Kansas State (0>-
Lincoln.
Notre Dame CD Northwestern
14) South Bend.
Ohio State 1881 Michigan (O)
Columbus.
Purdue 90 Indiana CD -Lafay-
cite.
Wisconsin Cd Minnesota (33) -
Madison.
SOUTHWEST
Baylor (0) Southern Methodist
(10l Waco, Tex.
Oklahoma A. g. M (0) Oklahoma
(25) Saltwater.
Rice C6)-Texas Christian cd =
Houston.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Brigham Young Q3) Wyoming
D-Provo, Utah.
Colorado State tO) Colorado Col
lege (0)-Fort Collins.
SOUTH
Auburn -Loyola - Auburn.
Georgia Tech. (39) Florida Co.
Atlanta
Louisiana State (56) Mississippi
Q4) -Starkville.
South Carolina North Carolina
Columbia, S. G.
Tulane (33) Sewenee (0) = New
orleans.
SUNDAY
Loyola CD Santa Clara (0)-Los
Angeles
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-20
BeNOiSe, Valdez
In Scheduled Co

HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Nov. 70. ~
Mike Belloise, recognized feather
weight champion, of New York, is
scheduled for ten round fight here
tonight with Young Sonny Valdez,
of Tucson Arizona, who recently
won a close decision from frankie
Costello, local Mexican whom Bel
loise knocked out ten days ago in the
first round.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-20
SAVOLDl, BRUBAKER
TO FIGHT TONIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov 20.
Hard hitting Lee Savoldi, st. Paul
heavyweight, attempts to end the
career of young Phil Brubaker, Cali
fornian, tonight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-08
TAX MORATORIUM IN
STATE ENDS MONDAY
Real Estate of DeIinquents
to Be Put on Block.

Indiana's three-year tax morato-
rum on real estate is to end Mon
day when property upon which taxes
are delinquent is to be put on sale,
the state board announced today.
Members believe that the amount to
be put on the block is small.
Legislators in the 1882 special ses-
sion suspended the 1888 tax sale,
and the regular session of 1888
adopted an act PERMITTING delin-
quents to pay the 1884 taxes and
amortize previous delinquecies over
a 10-year period.
In 1885, before. a tax sale was
held, the legislature postponed sales
for the year, and also adopted a
measure providing that if taxes for
1885 were paid, even if there were
prior Gelinquencies, the property
would not be eligible for sale IN
1896. .'--.'
Albert F. Walsman, board mem
Der, said decision to hold a sale this
year came after an examination of
! the records which showed large
proportion of delinquents were per-
sons and corporations able to pay.
Many delinquent taxpayers, faced
with loss of their property through
sheriff's sales Monday and Tuesday
have paid up their taxes, Fay
Wright, deputy county treasurer,
said today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-08
Radio Stars Go
in for Sports
Kate Smith Is Manager of
Basketball Team.

Fumes Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-If your ia
vorite radio star seems in q hurry
to finish his or her broadcast, the
chances are that it is the golf
course, gymnasium or polo field
calling. Most radio stars are sports
lovers, and many of them are ex-
pert in one or more sports.
Basketball is Kate Smiths chief
interest away from the microphone,
and she is proprietor and manager
of the Original Celtics, professional
team. Kate became interested in
basketball while attending collegiate
games in Madison Square Garden.
Freddie Rich regularly attends all
the important sports events. He
was 100-yard dash champion when
in school, and since has managed
several leading prize fighters.
| Leslie Howard is polo enthus-
last, keeps string of ponies. and
gives good account of himself on
Hollywood's playing fields. An
other polo fan is Frank Parker. He
plays on Long Island.
Ted Husing now confines his. out
door activity to tennis, although he
has played football. basketball, ten
mis-, baseball and soccer.
Nino Martini is an expert GYM
mast, bicyclist and horseman. Ezio
Pima also is crack bicyclist and
formerly raced professionally in
Italy.
In a room in his apartment.
Richard Himber has a gymnasium
equipped with wrestling mat
fencing foils and masks, Ginning
bar, punching bags and rowing
machine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-02-08

A new series, The World of
Science" a dramatization of the
war that never ceases, the battle
of scientists against insects, dis
ease and other enemies Of man.
kind, is to be broadcast over NBC-
WEAF (WIRE) at $50 tonight.
The first. program is to be de-
voted to a mans war against in
sects. Sylvester Viereck, author
and editor, will explain what is
being done by the government and
private agencies to lessen the mil
lions of dollars in damages caused
annually by insects to foods, crops
and cotton.
ID ECOVERY or Reprisal?" is
to be Col. Frank Knox's
subject for an NBC-WJZ broad
cast at $50 tonight. The Chi
cago publisher is possible candi-
date for the Republican nomina-
ton for President.
Sigmund Rombels week is to be
celebrated by networks and indie
pendent stations beginning tomor-
row, honoring the composers
twenty-f1fth year Of song writing.
Three orchestras, Ray Noble,
Richard Himber and Guy Lom-
bardo, are to open the celebration
program at l tomorrow afternoon
on NBC-WJZ (WIRE).
A fractured knee cap will keep
Ethel Barrymore from her en-
gagement on Ben Bernie's Tues
day evening broadcast. Miss Bar
rymore recently fell, and now is
confined to her bed. Bernie hopes
to present the stage veteran on a
future program.
Tampa night is to be heard on
Major Bowes' amateur hour to-
morrow night at 7, NBC-WEAF
(WLW), and to convey its appre-
citation to the Major, the Tampa
Chamber of Commerce sent him
a four and one-helf loot alliga-
tor. Tampa" caused considerable
anxiety in the Majors office each
time he switched his tail in his
narrow wooden box, but now he is
safely Cfor the office staff resid-
ing at the Aquarium.