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The daily worker., 1925-08-15

II you want to thoroughly un.
derstand Communism-study it.
Send for a catalogue of all Com.
munist literature.
The daily worker., 1925-08-15
2. Class Collaboration.

fIiHE party must conduct relentless
war against all class collaboration
plans, such as the labor banks. insur-
ance companies, the B. & o. Plan, etc.
which are being foisted upon the
workers by the reactionary bureau
cracy This campaign must be op-
posed by a militant struggle for a
class war policy. The party must
steadily expose the incapability. cor
ruption and treachery of the reaction
airy bureaucracy. On the question of
labor banking, our policy must be to
oppose the establishment of new
banks on the present basis and to de-
mand that the existing banks be reor-
ganized on cooperative lines. that
they break with Wall Street and re-
frain from locking up strike funds in
various investments.
8. Organization Of the Unoruanized.
I'm every labor union the party must
raise the question of the organiza-
tion of the unorganized. The party
should also utilize it's shop nuclei for
the organization of the unorganized
and to obtain the leadership in all
their Struggles. Where labor unions
exist the policy of the party must be
to strengthen them. Where there are
no unions the party must take the
initiative and form unions.
4. Amalgamatlon.
THE campaign for amalgamation of
the craft unions into Industrial or
CARNATIONS must be vigorously prose
cuted The amalgamation movement
must be put on a more concrete basis
In view of the desperate resistance
which the labor bureaucracy is put
ting up against il. This movement
must be linked up with the everyday
! struggle of the workers and their
everyday demands. In order to widen
and extend the amalgamation move
ment, plans should be elaborated for
closer cooperation among the unions
in the various industries and locali-
ties. AT the same time a drive should
be launched for amalgamation Of the
unions on a national scale.
5. Canadian Autonomy.
A N active campaign should be con-
4 Quoted for the affliation of all the
Independent unions to the American
Federation of Labor, including the
railway brotherhoods, the Amalgamat-
ed Clothing Workers, the revolutionary
unions, etc. Where affilaitions to the
American Federation of Labor re-
quires the development of the AmaIga-
nation movement, such a movement
should be actively supported. The
demand should also be raised among
the American unions for giving auton-
omy to their Canadian sections, in ac-
cordance with the principles laid
down in the program of the league.
6. The Shop Committee Movement.
THE party should vigorously push
forward the movement directed to-
wards the development of shop COM
mittees, not only In the organized, but
in the unorganized industries as we'll.
The shop committee movement repre-
sents a power instrument for the or
ganization OF the unorganized working
masses and the Workers Party should
The daily worker., 1925-08-15

The Illinois committee that essayed LaFoette have
debt Of $4,000 hanging around their necs They
Ryerview wipe attended We
will leave the rest to your imagination
The daily worker., 1925-08-15

One of the Chicago Tbunes paid Riga
that Russia vodkazng working visitors
that the Soviet Union progressing they
vodkazed France into officially repudiang the
joint Moscow asking for official
alleged between the Soviet Communist
International
The daily worker., 1925-08-15

But busy his awning
and barking the Communists He may get something
pockets the by going will
only the boot in the posterior from the working
The daily worker., 1925-08-15

When bridge worker who had been unemployed
weeks job he weak with hunger that he
ing fell his death This did happen Russia
but in capitalist Philadelphia
The daily worker., 1925-08-15

An official of the Carnegie Trust company Pittsburgh
lost millions No. the money did belong
is a banker.
The daily worker., 1925-08-15

Iylan Hearst in alliance against Tammany This
will provide excitement the the
that whichever side wins they lose.
The daily worker., 1925-08-15

New England textile industries combining What
textile union taking hint?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
z pREDNAsKY REV, ft3tf1t
sKfHo.
(Dokoneenie. $ i. strany).

+ r. Is y + 4
v nabozenskom ohl'ade Slovaci
sa vel mi della Cd Cechov. Y Ce-
chach s1 kostoly v nedel'u pra-
zdne. Ale i Slovakov sa chyta Ia
hostajnost' a neradi obetuju ma
kostol a knaza. Khazi po vojne
boil v takom polozeni, ze sa v1ada
musela Mich postarat dat i'm
ma odev. Teraz knazi dostavajti
po 400 kor. mesacnej podpory od
vlady. Ale i tn jedna STRANGELY,
lebo ktory knaz sa proti Wade vy-
slow, nedostane mic. Ked' Rev.
Liscinsky Dol na navsteve pre-
lata Rev. Sisku, ktory kedysi Dol
podpredsedom SLOW. Lfgy tuna,
naucil sa, ako ma poznavat' Ce-
chow medzi Slovahmi. V ktaji, a.
ko je. znamo, l'udia dajd moe ma
zdravkanie titulovanie. Rev. ST.
Ska mu povedal, ze kazdy slovak
sa i'm iste pozdravf, iba Czech ME.
I vskutku, ked' sa sli prejst', Rev
Liscinsky nestacil odpovedat' ma
! pozdravy. Oddychnul 81 len, kea
stretli niektoreho Geskeho Glove.
ka.
| O ceskych profesoroch ie ma
SlovensRu vSeobecna mienka, zc
ich tajnou misiou je vychovat' 70
slovensk!ch studentov nevercov
| Rev. Liscinsky bol ma jednon1
shromazdeni l'udovej strany '
Hlohovci, kde recnil Andrej Hin.
ka. Pritomne boly vel'ke tisice
l'udu. Ked' vysiel Hlinka ma rec
nisko, poobzeral sa dookola a vi.
diac so cetnikov uniformach &
so bez uniforiem, zacal asi takto
/ "a wy panovia, co tn robite
Zodyihniteze ruky, ably SINE vede
Ii, kol Xxi ste Slovaci.' Ruky osta
ly viset'. "a teraz zodvihnite ru,
ky, ktorl ste Cesi.' Zdvihlo 81
vsetkyych 100 rtik. A obratiac s;
* obecenstvu, povedal: "No vidi
te, pritomnost' tychto l'udi no
vori Wac, preeo majn byt' Slovac
nespokojni, nez sto naSich shrc
mazdeni. t."
| Ked' sa ma shromazdeniach l'u
dovej strany pricasto udavaly bit
ky (ktore vzdy vyprovokovali icl
4 odporci), l'udaci 81 potom sorga
nizovali svoju vlastnn straz kl'a
ckami, axe nosia americki policaj
ii. Cd tych cias sa menej bitiel
ndava.
Rev. Liscinsky Dol zadiveny
ked' sa presvedcil v kraji, ze mas
I l'udia nevedia mic mas, ameri
ckvch Slovakoch. Americke caso
| pisv dostavajti sa ma Slovensk,
| vel mi sk1po. Youngstownske Slo
venske Noviny, ktore predplati
I Dol svojim rodiGom, "a svojho DO
bytu dostal len raz (dvoje else
odrazu). >Pravdepodbne niekto s:
stara o to, aby sa "tratily'.
I Raj pri nejakej prilezitosti ci
| gani vyhravali slovenske pesni
cky. Rev. Liscinsky ich poziadal
ably zahrali al Mad Tatrou 3,
! blyska'. Cigani prestrasene po
zreli nanho, a pritomni priateli;
mu sdelili, ze til neslobodno spie
vat alebo hrat'. Cesi musejd S:
citit' vinnymi, lebo sloky: "Ne
bojme sa bratia, ved' sa oni ztra
tia, Slovaci ozij1' vraj ma seb.
vzt 'ahuj1 a preto je tato piesei
zakazana.
| 0 zivote v kraji Rev. LiscinskI
>a vyslovil, ze je taky, ze my A
merikani by SINE tam nezostaI. j,
tam bieda a l'udia 81 navzaion
;ivot strpcuj1. Odtial' by vsetc
orisli do Ameriky, keby mohli
Ale Mad 'arsku je este horsie
Tam Dol Rev. Liseinsky skutoc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13

liony 2 vrecka a platil milionami.
Ked' podaval 10000 kor. tip
kelnerovi, ami mu ich neprijal.
Rev. Liscinsky NAL hodne tru-
blu so svojim kufrom, ktory pri-
siel "a MIN do Ameriky neskor-
Sic, ackol'vek postal no diva tyz-
dne pred svojim odchodom. Nal
ma nom so pat zamok, vsetky
boly dolamane. Ale ma jeho ike
prekvapenie, nechybovalo kufre
mic, a cennosti, ktore NAL poukry-
vane topankach, nasiel zasite
jednej ciapke. Kufor boil aki-
ste otvoreny niekde Nemecku
alebo vo Franc1zsku pri prehliad-
Ike.
Rev. IIiscinsky potom pripomc-
null pracu, ktora caka americkycn
Slovakov "a svoju rodnd vlast
Povedal, Re Slov. Llga sbiera Pc
maze ma Volebny Fond a pozia-
dal pritomnych, ably obetovali, ak
maju v6l'u teraz, alebo pri budh-
cej prilezitosti. Pan J. j. Sro-
movsky, co predseda Okr. Sboru
Ligy, pan FIR. Hudil1, co podpred-
seda p. Jozef Klein rozdali o.
balky, do ktorych sa nasbieralo
$25.25. Prispeli nasledovni:
Po ST :OO-Andrej Adamko,
Vincent Kosik, Jozef Kosik, Jo-
zef Granchi, Jan Vinkler, Stefan
Zubal, Martin Farkasovsky, Mi
chal Farkasovsky, Stefan Javor-
sky, Mart. Muransky, Jozef Klein
J. j. Sromovsky, Jozef Javorsky,
Jozef Lipjanec, Frantisek Hudik
Andrej Trojcak, Michal Fialla,
Jozef Nalepa, Jan Hiznaj, Louis
Papay, Frank Idles (Ardale Av.).
Po 75c-Michal Pavolko. Po Soc
Pavel Rainer, Juraj Pavel, Agnes
Hudik, Alex Safcak, Jan A. For
gao, Stefan Kerula a N. N. SpoIu
$25.25.
PrednaSka bola skoncena pri.
volanim "na zdar!' Rev. Liscin.
skemu pod 'akovanim p. J. J
Sromovskeho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
10-ROCNE JUBILEUM -
BOSAK STATE BANKY

V Scranton, Pa. oslavene bolo
minulehO tyzdna 10-roene JUBILEE
um trvania chyrnej Bosak State
Banky skvostnvm banketom, ma
ktorom brali beast popredni
scrantonskl obchodnici, finanGnf-
ci tiez lradnici banky. Pfedseda
p. Bosak jadrnou recou rozpove-
dial historiu banky, ktora ie teraz
najvacsou slovenskou bankou v
Amerike. Ma vyse miliona dola-
rov svojho. kapitalu okrem ineho
majetku vkladov pat milionov
dolarov.
Ma pokrok Bosak State Banky
je hrdy kazdy Slovak. Prajeme
jej staleho vzrastu a vyvodenia !
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13

oZNAMENIE DO WARREN,
UD0M &. 7e4. /. K. s. ]

c. 764. oznamuje svojim 1dom,
ze bude vydrziavat' svoju riadnu
schodzu Is. novembra 2. hodine
po obede pod ajrisskym kostolom,
TAX ste ziadanf, ably kazdy prisiel
ma tnto sch6dzu, lebo name vaznu
vec pojednavat'. Bratia neurobte
TO, jak ste urobili minule, lebo
nebol nikto ma tel schodzi, len L.
radnfci. Bratia, tiradnici nemozu
mic bez Vas urobt' a name tel
prace veru dost' nasom elsie
Nenedhavajte vsetko TAX len ma
dvoch-troch tidov, lebo dvaja a
traja nemozu mic urobit.'. Vyzera
to spatne vo Warren medzi mani
Slovakmi. Mic sa nestarame. Len
zacneme dajak1 pracu ju nedo.
konclme. TAX 81 hoe len drzme ten
spolok, ktory nam moze byt' da.
kedy ma pomoci.
Tiez vyzyvam tych 1dov, ktori
dlhujd, ably 81 vyrovnali svoj dlh
ma tejto schodzi, lebo bud1 vyr1.
teni 20 spolku. Udovia, nepritom
nj tej sch6dze, budd pokutovant
dl'a stanov. S 1ctou,
Jan Liptak, dctovnik,
9O6 Clermont Av., Warren, O.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
DVAJA SLOVENSKf
CHLAPCI ZOMREL]

Villain Bolha, l1-rocny syn Jo-
zefa a Marie Bolha, SOC N. Belle.
vista Ave-, zomrel v pondelok mad
ramon ma Sarlach. Okrem rodicov
oplakavajtl no styria bratia a tri
sestry. Pohrab bol utorok. Sm1.
tocne bohosluzby odbavil Rev. St.
Kocis chrame Najsv. NJ. Jezis
Pochovany Dol v Calvary cinto
rine.
Jan Macejko, 3-mesacny syu
Jozefa Marie Macejko, zomrel
domacnosti rodicov, 80 E. Wash
ington St., Struthers, 2. hpd. v
atorok rano ma zapalenie pl tic.
Oplakavaj1 no okrem rodicov pia-
ii bratia dive sestry. Pohrab Dol
v.stredu rano. Pohrabne obrady
vykonal Rev. St. Begala v chra.
me Sv. Trojice. Pochovany boil v
Calvary cintorine. -. 8
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
oD sf0LKu sv. MARTINA,
&. 26. /. K. IS. j. /,

Gislo 25. IKSJ. tymto dava
znat', ze dl'a obyeaju a dl'a sta
nov oslavi sviatok svojho patrona
tym, lie ddoviarpristnpia tetto So
boty, ii. nov. kal spovedi odpo-
ludnia a vecer, a nedel u 0 s.
hod. ku sv. prijimaniu. Udovia sii
ziadanf zticastnit' sa v elm mai
vaesom pocte,1 Tato omsa .bude
sliNena "a zivych a mrtvych idov
spolku. =, !"
Taktiez oznamujeme, ze 2 TEL
samej prilezitosti spolok usporia-
da tanecn1 zabavu ku rozvesele-
nin sa 1dov, ich manzeliek zra
mych, a tiez i v prospech spolko-
vel pokladnice. Zabava sa bude
odbyvat' dina q. novembra, v so.
botu veeer. Vstupne je: pan soc,
danny Csc. Udovia dl'a rozhod.
nutia 81 maj1 zaplatit' "a vstu.
penku ei ma zabavu pridu alebo
ME. 3 ;:
Obsirnejsie vysvetlenie 10 tom
bude budiceho tyzdna v tychtc
novinach. s 1ctou,
Spolkovy urad
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
K. SOKOLOM v E.. YOUNGs
X TOWN.

Sbor 26. K. Sokola v E. Youngs.
town oznamuje svojim 1dom, ably
sa kazdy .dostavil ma riadnu scho.
dzn nedel'u, Is. novembra 2
hod. po obede, lebo name vel mi
vazne veci pojednavat'. Kazdy i'd
NAL by 81 aspon jednoho noveho
elena priviest' do nasej milej or.
ganizacie X. Sokola. Novych Il.
dow prijimame zdarma az do I
februara 1926. Kazdy Slovak ma
tedy dobr1 prilezitost' vstGpit
do tel nasej prekvitaj1cej orga.
nizacie. TAX Vas pytam mill bra.
tia, povsimnite 81 tychto riadko1
a sa dostavte vSetci ma til sch6dzu
j s novvmi tidami. Zdar Bob
Juraj Kukula,
spravca Sboru 26
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
YOUNGsTOWNCANI v NEW
CASTLE, PA.

Cislo 100. l. X. S. L. J. v New
Castle slavilo Is. oktobra 25-roc-
ne jubileum. Zpravu jubileume
nejdem pisat', podala ju obsirne
pani Klamarova. Ale nemozem sa
sdrzat', ably som sa nepod 'akoval
"a 1ctu, ktora nam Youngstown.
CANON bola tam preukazana.
My Youngstowncani skoro vse-
tel sedeli SINE pri jednom stole
Mas st6l bol 'bohato prikryty (na
druhe som nepozeral) preto bo-
Ii SINE vsetci veseli a este al dncs
spominame IA New Castle. Citili
SINE sa tam ako donna! )! Kazdy We
del nieeo na smiech povedat'. Pan
Klamar 81 nesk6r k nam sadnul a
hoe NAL al inl pracu, opustit' mas
nemohol, lebo naSe reel no vel m;
zaujimaly. Jednym slovom, vsetc
SINE sa spolu tesili.
Nizepodpisany v meme youngs:
towmskyych Slovakov a nasich man
zeliek, pritomnMch ma bankete
Van spolusestry {. 100 srdecn>
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
PoZvAN1E MA sEDL1ACKY

Cintorinovy vybor Cd osady Sv.
Jana Krstitel'a W East Youngs.
town tictive povolava slovenske o.
becenstvo ma yel'ky sedliacky bal
ma Thanksgiving Day, 26. novem.
bra 7. hodihe vecer, v Italian
skej hale ma rohn l2. a Gordon
ulic. Vsetci Slovaci a Slovenky
pozvani ste prist' v slovensko:n
kroji, ked' len mono, lebo kto
bude najkrajsie obleceny, dostane
odmenu. Budn davane 3 ceny, t. j.
tri najkrajsie kroje sloyenske do.
stanii cent, 'Bude to ball. akeho
SINE NJ davno nevideli. Cisty IVY
sok toho balu pojde ma opravu
nasho slovenskeho cintorina. --
Vstupne' je SOC pre- muzov a 25c
pre- zeny. Vyborna slovenska hud.
ba bude hrat' najkrajsie knsky dc
tancu. O cerstve z&kusky postara
Sa vybor. TAX nezabudnite ma 26
november, V ten den je Vd'aky
vzdania, tax Re kazdy m6ze prist
sa poveselit' ma tito krasnu slo.
venskii zabavu. Sine nctou,
zabavny vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
YouNegTowHgK1. gLoYxxakt Nov1r4

d'akujsm a Yam ,prajem, aby ste
sa dolly zdravi a st'asti al zla-
teho jubileumu, ably SINE sa mohli
Ease spolu radovat''. Zdar Bob!
@,4 j. L. MaruslSin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
POZVANIE MA MASKARNY
BAL v HASELTONE

Cislo 1S1. Pennsylvanskej Slov.
Zenskej Jednoty usporiada vel'-
ky maskarmy bal ma p. novembra
v hale osady Sv. Alzbety na N.
Haseltine Ave-, ma ktord dctive
povolava vsetkyych Slovakov Slo-
venky Haselton a okolia. Hrat
bude vNborna hudba. o dobre "a
husky a cerstve ndpoje postara sa
zabavny vybor. Vstupne pre- mug
skych SOC, pre- danny 25c. M6zu
prist' al maSkary bez masiek! Ia
eeselh zabavu ruti Vybor,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
ZNAMY NARODNY
PRACOVNfK ZOMREI

Dna 5. novembra zomrel Glass
port, Pa. Michal Belusar, byv. hi
podpredseda IKSJ. a dlhorocn!
hi. pokladnik. Mar. SLOW. spqlku
vo veku 46 rokov. Nebohy .pocho-
dill Buzinky, Abauiskej zupy
Boil dobr!m narodnym pracovni-
kom a obi 'dbenEm muzom medzi
americkymi Slovakmi, medal kto
rHmi tesil sa, vel 'kej' znamosti. Y
Glassport prevadzal hostinsky OBJ.
chod. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
zARILA H0 PALENKA.

Asi 7O-rocng chlap najdeny Dol
vo stvrtok rano mrtyy byte 81
mona George, 362 E. Boardman
ST., n ktoreho starec byval. Pri
mrtvole najdena bola prazdna fla-
sa dreveneho liehu. Koroner DIR.
Hayes vyhlasil, ze smrt nastala
otravenim palenkon.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
Cd SPOLKU SV. ALZBETY, &
161. IKSZJ.
spravca Sboru 26

Spolok Sv. Alzbcty, Cislo 161
Prvej Kat. Slov. zenskej Jedno.
ty bude oslavovat' svoju patron
ku dna %. nOvembra. Kazda Sc
stra je ziadana dostavit' sa ku sv
prijimaniu ma tento den pri prve!
sv. omsi. Tiez cislo bude odbyvat
svoju rocnu sch6dzu dna 13. dec
o pol druhej hodine popoludni
KtOra sestra sa nedostavi ma ttto
s'h6dzu a ku sv. prijimaniu, b,l.
dc pokutovana dl'a stanov.
s lctou,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
CHLAPEC vYPADOL
z OBLOKA A ZABIL sA

Jan Zupik, 11-rocny syn Vasila
a Amy Zupik z Mcdonald, ma
hnul sa.s obloka ma poschodf sko-
ly Mcdonald. Ztratiac rovnova-
hu, padol ma cimentov1 dlazbu a
zabil sa. Boil synom ruskych rodi-
Gov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
RUMUN z WARREN sA UTOPII

Nikolaj Sibotean, rumumsky OBJ
chodnik {. 734 n. Park St., War.
ren, zatopil sa po tieto dni ja-I
zere pri Edgewater ,parku V Gle
velande pre- majetkove nesnadze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
GAZoLfNovE PUMPY KLAMU.

Mestsky dozorca vah a mier ne
siel tohto tyzdna, ze viacere ga
zollnove stanice v meste davaly
kratke galony. Dozorca poznacil
tieto pnmpy zelenymi kartami, a.
by 81 l'udia dali pozor nekupo-
vail tam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-11-13
DANOVA RATA v MESTE
BUDE $2.1O Cd STA

Okresny dctovnik oznamil, ze
danova rata pre- majetky meste
Youngstown urcena bola ma $2.10
cd sta. Dan sa zacne vyberat len
ma !. januara.
The Washington times., 1925-01-07
CAREY DOOMED
FOR CORES
Mn
Former Wyoming Governor Is
Likely Choice for Secre-
tary of Agriculture
BY GEORGE T.. DURNO.
Internal; ionaI News SerN ice.

Robert Davis Carey. former gov.
ernor' OF Wyoming and present
chairman of the Presidents Agri-
cultural Fact Finding Commission.
appeared today a likely selection
for the secretaryship OF Agricul-
ture after March 4 next.
Although President Coolidge has
made no definite decision as to who
shall succeed Howard M. Gore. the
present secretary. it was made
known at the White House that
the Executive is leaning very
strongly toward the appointment of
Carey.
Under the Presidents plan. the
man who will assume the agricul.
turaI portfolio first will he ap.
pointed Assistant Secretary TO en-.
able him 10 ''get his hand in" at
the job. Therefore IL Governor
Carey is Mr.. Coolidge's final selec.
ton his appointment to that post
may be expected within the next
thirty DAYS.
-Carev's duties as chairman of
the Agricultural Commission prob
ably will hold his attention for at
least a MONTH The commission
has just reconVened to map out a.
program Of farm aid for submits
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OFFICIAL D Il s
IN PENSION
OFFICE
Clarence D. Mcclure Drops
Dead as He Walks to
His Desk

Walking to his desk in the board
of reviews bureau of the Pension
Office preparatory to beginning
some work Clarence d. Mcclure.
forty-seven Years, dropped dead to-
day. Attire he fell, co-workers ran
to his assistance. but he died be-
fore medical assistance could be OBJ
tanned.
Coroner hewitt. after viewing the
body. issued a certificate of death
due to heart disease.
Mcclure is survived by his wife
and three children, who reside at
1852 Ingleside terrace. The deceased
came to Washington with his family
seven years ago, and was employed
in the Treasury Department before
he went with the Pension Office.
He was veteran of the Spanish
American War and member of the
knights of Phythias.
The Washington times., 1925-01-07
I]GE
Bills TO
PASS
Vote on Postal Measure Seem
as Victory for His Whole
Program
By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON

BY WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON,
With the leadership Of Presi.
dent Coolidge mistaken, the Adj
ministration's legislative program
today faced clear sailing in Con-
gress previously noted for its tur-
bulent opposition.
The victory won by the Presi-
dent when the Senate upheld his
veto Of the postal pay bin, it was
said, removed nearly all the oppo-
sition 10 his prosrafna Admins
tration spokesman declared they
would now concentrate their eff
forts on enacting all imperative
legislation in time to adjourn Con-
gress on March in accordance
with the Presidents wishes.
Speed on Fund Bills.
BY the inauguration Of night Ses-
sions in the Senate, work was
speeded up on the consideration Of
appropriation UAilS.
The Interior Department bill was
passed without serious delay last
night and plans were laid to enact
both the Postoffice and Treasury
Department bills at future night
sessions.
In the House, the Administrators
drive was confined to speeding ZIP
the drafting OF other appropriation
bills.
Administration leaders also sought
to hasten a decision on the disposi.
ton of the $100,000.000 Muscle
Shoals project. With debate on this
subject ended the. Senate will con.
slider the Isle Of Pines treaty, APP
preparation bills and then be ready
with the House for adjournment.
Economy Policy Endorsed.
The Administration meanwhile re.
joiced over the Presidents postal
pay victory.
The Senate's action was pointed
to as a complete Endorsement Of the
Presidents policy for drastic Gov
eminent economy, on which he went
before the nation last November and
won popular approval by 1000, 900
majority.
Although he won in the Senate
by the narrow margin of single
vote, the victory was considered
significant because the President
overcame the opposition of a score
Of Republican Senators, many Of
whom have at times acted as his
spokesman.
II was the second time tdo that
the President won by single vote.
Last May, his veto of the Bur
sum pension bill was sustained by
the same narrow margin although
few days later, the Senate over
rode his veto of the bonus bill.
Postal Legislation Unlikely.
The Senate's action virtually
killed all chance for enactment of
the postal salary increases by this
Congress.
Advocates of the bill were known
to be planning hearings next sum
mer on new bill with the idea OF
introducing the legislation next De-
cember before the new Congress.
The President already has cen
dorsed the proposal to enact the
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
IS TO ACT ON RENTS

A committee OF the Chamber of
Commerce will study pending rem
legislation, and make a recommen-
dation for the basis of the cham
bers policy. Fifteen members will
he appointed by President Isaac
Cans, and will report at meeting
of the chamber January 20
Rent action question was dis
cussed at length last night by the
board of directors. A resolution
introduced by Martin Wiegand op-
posing rent legislation was favored
by many members. A. Leftwich
Sinclair decla I'd present conditions
do not warrant an ext0ntion Of the
rent law ..-,>,-1