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New Britain herald., 1926-10-27

the cit); when an usher in a day light wedding and al any formal daytime function.
 Q. How is ivy propagated and what varieties are best Tor covering Q wall.
 \. Ivy is usually propagatod from cuttings. The varieties most used for ornamental purposes are English, Boston or Japanese and Virginia crccpcr. The Boston ivy cllngs close to the wall and grows rapidly. It is one of the best hardy vines for the city. English ivy grows more slowly but stays green in winter.
 Q. What is the value of a United States 25 cent fractional currency issue Of 1874 with a bust of Walker?
 A. 80 cents.
 Q. What significance does the word Limited" after the name of a British or Canadian company signify?
 A. That it is a public company whose stockholders arc individually liable for the comPany's debts only to specified amount.
 c. What were the names of the children of John Quincy Adams?
 A. George Washington Adams. John Q. Adams, Jr.. Charles Francls Adams and Louisa Catherine Adams.
 c. What was the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo? What did it settle?
 A. A treaty signed February 2, lS4H, between Nicholas Trist repre- senting the United States and rcp- resentatives of the Mexican govern ment, Trist had been given power to make such a treaty, but had been recalled. The President of the united States was extremely angry With him for his dj6obedience but nevertheless accepted the treaty be- cause it was practically in accord with his earlier instructions. In addition to fixing the boundaries and disposing of American claims against Mexico it provided for the payment of S15,0O0,00O by the United States.
 Q. Where is the Island of Guam, who owns it and by whom is 1t governed?
 A. It is the largest Of the La drone group lying in the Pacific Ocean about 1,450 miles east of Manila, It was acquired by the United States from Spain at the close of the Spanish-American war. Its chief value is that it affords q naval base and coaling station. It Is governed by a naval officer 1 designated by the President. Q. Who in American history was popularly known as The Path finder?
 A. That is a popular nickname for General John c. Fremont, be- slowed on account of his success in discovering passes leading from the Mississippi valley to the Pacific coast.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27
"\YISE GUY" AT PALACE

Following Eddie Cantor's Kid Boots" which winds up a success ful run at the New Palace tonight, Frank Lloyd's master film opens tomorrow for 8 three day run. The Wise Guy" is one of the sin cerest pictures and one of the most powerful that this seasons output has produced. There may be other pictures as fine as The Wise Guy" but there are very few indeed that are finer.
 The story of "The Wise Guy" concerns that of a faking evangelist who gathers the religion-loving crowds under his tent and while he holds them spellbound with his hypocritical eloquence his confed- crates strip their pockets.
 James kirkwood has the role of his screen career in the titular character. Mary Astor carves a niche for herself as the girl crook who joined the fake revivalists un- der the impression that their mo- lives in spreading the gospel were what everyone else accepted them to be.
 Betty Compson, seen In such a role as established her in '"The Miracle Man." gives a convincing performance as a crudely gifted underworld creature. Mary Carr as a gray-haired sanctimonious crook to whom the despicable anomaly of her position is made clear by the power of the word even though uttered by blasphemous lips. form the principals of this histrionically distinguished cast.
 "The Wise Guy" contains drama
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27

offers an. excellent production in Her Honor the Governor" a photo play dedicated to all womankind with Pauline Frederick and a dis tinguished cast. She was the gov ernor of the state the highest law, yet could she save her son? It Is drama that holds interest from start to finish.
 w. g. Jefts and the Capitol or chestra have a splendid musical program to offer featuring as the overture Navy Frolics" in honor of Navy Day.
 Beginning Sunday night for a run of four days the Capitol will offer the gigantic screen drama Men of Steel" Milton Sills is seen in the leading role, the best he has of fered to date. Doris Kenyon and an excellent cast supports him in this production that you will long remember
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27

such as we never can forget-and the kind of people we are glad to have met.
 On the same program are five acts of select vaudeville.
 The management announces the booking of one of the greatest mas terpieces of the cinema world, a picture that is highly treasured. Lon Chaney in the picture that set him in class by himself. "The Penalty" The Penalty" will be shown for four days starting next Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27
FIND SUICIDES BODY.

Niagara Falls, N. Y, Oct. 27LR- The body of man with a bullet wound in the chest was taken from the lower Niagara river today. Cor oner Harry R. Emes believes it is that of George N. Cooper. Roches- ter, reported to have shot himself and plunged from the upper steel arch bridge into the river on the night of October 12. Relatives of Cooper will come here in an effort to identify the body.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27
KILLED BY TRAIN

Providence, k. l., Oct. 27 CF - Frederick H. Clark, 45 year old en- ploye of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, was killed in- stantly here yesterday when struck by the Hub" a New York-Boston express train, near the Auburn. R. I. switching yard. Engineer Frank Kenney did not learn of the acci- dent until he found the victims cap and one of his gloves on the engine pilot after the train arrived in Bos- ton.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27

Yurglewicz. The bride wore a gown of bridal satin with pearl trimmings and q veil of shadow lace caught with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet Of roses and lilies of the valley. The maid Of honor wore a gown Of pink georgette with a hat to match and carried a bouquet Of pink roses, The bridesmaids wore rainbow colored georgette dresses with picture hats to match and car ried bouquets to match their dresses. A reception was held at Arcadia hall.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27
JAkINIOIskI-R I-RZAsINsKI.

Miss Gladys Rzasinsld of Silver street and Benjamin Jakimoush of Main street were married yesterday morning at Sacred Heart church by Rev Alexander Kowalczyk. Miss Caroline Zl5locha was maid of hon. or and the bridesmaids were Miss Stetne kozowski. Miss Lillian Sa- dowsii and Miss Emily Lekayich. Anthony Jakimousili, brother of the groom, was best man, and the ushers were Julius kijeuski and Stanley
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27
GOOD SHOW AT CAPITOL
When is a cat not a cat?

NHeH IS a Cat not cat?
 Answer: when it's a lion!
 Because he doesn't know that, in the language of big game hunters, a "cat" means a lion, Douglas Mac Lean becomes involved in a lion hunting expedition in the course of his thrilling and hilarious adventures in his latest comedy, Hold That Lion."
 This will be the feature picture at the Capitol Thursday Friday and Saturday. The companion feature
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27

It is said to be a most unusual play that Hugh Stanislaus Stange has written and which will have it's world premiere at Parsons theater the coming Monday night under the managerial direction of Albert Lewis in association with A. H. Woods. Glamour" the title chosen for the drama, is one that neatly fits the motive of the play. A woman's weak ness, the love of a man who believes and the sacrifice of another woman who understands, with a cross sec ton Of plot sending some of it's principal figures into a front line trench in France in the critical hour of the wars last big drive, are twisted anew for character and scene of the Stange play.
New Britain herald., 1926-10-27
REPRESENTATIONS

"The Plays The Thing the new Ferenc Molnar comedy which will be seen at Parsons for three nights and a matinee performance beginning to- morrow, will have Holbrook Blinn for it's star. As the title denotes, the new vehicle is a play about the theater. Mir. Blinn portrays Sendor Turai, a famous dramatist.
The Washington times., 1926-05-13
I ENNING ARMY.
ACTS PROBED

Efforts to prove that Commission
-er Frederick A. fleming violated
the law by prosecuting claims while
serving in the Army will be made
before the House District subcom-
mittee at 1870 o'clock tonight in
the caucus room of the House Of
flee Building.
Legal experts probably win be
called to explain the application OF
section 1O9 of the penal code. of
Jennings practice. Records of the
Veterans Bureau and OF the Dis
trict Supreme Court win be pro-
duced later to support charges that
Fenning prosecuted claims within
the meaning OF the law, while hold
ing his commission.
Auditor to Testify
Auditor Herbert L. Davis, Of the
District Supreme Court, will be
called before the subcommittee be-
fore the close of the week to COM
pile his testimony regarding the
court records.
representative Ernest w. Gibson
of Vermont. chairman OF the SUBJ
committee, today introduced two
bills in the House regulating guar.
dianship practice in the District.
One Of the bills would limit to s
per cent the amount Of commits
sion which might be charged by
a committee of an insane person.
The other measure would place
similar limitation upon guardian.
ship fees in general lunacy cases.
Five-Case Limit Sought
Tomorrow Representative Gibson
will introduce bill to limit the
of guardianship cases which
any one attorney may handle. 1t
is probable the limit will be placed
at five.
This bill is now being examined
by members of the District Bar AS
ISOLATION to make certain that it
will apply fully to local conditions.
These three bills, it is expected,
will break up the ''lunacy ring"
which Commissioner Fenning is al
legged to have spent nearly a quar-
ter of century building up.
1t would remove from his hands
Continued on Page 2. Column 10
The Washington times., 1926-05-13
MORE ONS Strike
IN BRITAIN
By II. K. REYNOLDS
international News Service

LONDON, May 13.-Britain's
industrial strike continues. Half
a million railway workers today
decided to continue on strike.
This decision was taken after
the railroad companies had issued
a joint statement that employees
who struck had broken their con-
tracts, that they would be taken
back only on conditions which
would make another general
strike improbable, and that the
railroads would reserve the right
to take back only those whom
they chose to reinstate.
The railroad officials announce
that the strikers will be locked
out until they agree to these con-
ditions.
Premier Baldwin announced in
the House OF Commons that he
would move adjournment at $50,
in order to discuss the strike
The government is preparing legis.
lation to prevent the recurrence of
a. general strike. Punitive 1egisla-
ton against general strikes is under
stood to have been already drafted.
The Trades Union Council held
long session, reviewed the entire
situation and issued statement an
nouncing that it is prepared to
"offer stubborn resistance" unless
all strikers are permitted to return
to their work.
Other employers are reported to
be adopting measures similar to
those announced by the railroad
companies.
Many strikers are declining to
return to work. and new dead
lock this one between capital and
labor. rather than between labor
and the government, threatens.
The strike Of 100000 coal
miners remains effective.
Sixty-eight miners who engaged
in rioting at Doncaster during the
Continued on Page 2, Column ~
The Washington times., 1926-05-13
WI doing
NEAR FOR
'BINlKY

STANLEY Raymond (.BucIys
Harris, nlanaget Of the washing
ton baseball team. il to marry
Elizabeth Sutherland, daughter Of
Alien Property Custodian Howard
Sutherland, it is stated today by
Variety.
With publication Of the news in
the theatrical weekly, there finally
springs into print q story that
has been "going the rounds" In
Washington for several months.
Romance Year Old
Friends of Miss Sutherland have
known Of the romance for more
than a year, but Miss Sutherland,
her parents, and Harris have re-
manned adamant to representatives
OF the press seeking news OF their
engagement.
Sutherland, former Senator from
West Virginia, has admitted frankly
that his daughter and "Bucky"
have been going together" for
some months, and would not deny
that they were to be married. How
ever, he refused to admit that there
was any engagement.
Mrs. Sutherland, questioned about
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
The Washington times., 1926-05-13
Pol AR SHIP
GOING To
NOME

LONDON. My IS The dirI
ible N0nRe Iiae Reached Alaska
and IS proceeding % Nome ae-
cOriifag 10 an Exchange Iele-
graph Dispatch from Fairbanks.
Alaska this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1926-05-13
VAN JURY
FANS 70
REP(R

Contrary to general e1pecta-
tions, the jury which had been
sitting for five weeks ii the case
Of Ziang Sun Wan, the young
Chinese, accused Of murder in the
first degree, seven years ago Of
Ben Sen WI, Of the Chinese Edu-
cational Mission, and which r.
tired yesterday afternoon at 4:45
for elaboration. did not report to
the court at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
The court room was crowded
from an early hour by men and
women anxious to hear the verdict
and with the jury failing to come
in at the expected hour, there was
a general impression that another
mistrial had occurred.
Future Action In Doubt
Replying to question District
Attorney Gordon said he would
ISdul1y dSA IASAL INC CeSS0 ne AOAAS
pressed If it were merely case OF
forgery, but that he would hesitate
to ask that a first degree murder
case be dismissed.
Major Gordon said he had not
yet decided what he would do II
that contingency arose and that
he would have to think the matter
over before he could commit him
self.
Should the jury again disagree,
Attorney Wilton J. Lambert, chief
counsel for the defense, will file a
motion within two or three days 20
nolle PROSE- the charges against his
client.
Mr.. Lambert stated that the
chances Of conviction would natur-
ally grow less as the time when
the murder was committed grew
more distant.
The three trials, according to Mr..
Lambert, have cost the Govern
ment at least $15O,000, which does
not include the costs Of the defense.
Justice Hoehling, who presided at
the trial in Criminal Court No. /,
Is expected to call the jurors into
court before adjournment time to
ascertain whether they are hope
lessly divided or if they think that
Continued on Page 2. Column g.
The Washington times., 1926-05-13

LONDON. NEAy ~ The diFlHs
ible Norge Ifa9 reached Alaska
and IS proceed ding % Nome, ae-
cOrdifag 10 an Exchange Iele.
graph dispatch from Fairbanks,
Alaska. this afternoon.
CORDOVA, Alaska, May 13.
The naval radio station on the
island Of st. Paul in the PribiIoff
group, was thrilled early this
morning when, after hours Of
straining, It picked up broadcast
ing from Road Amundsen's trans
Polar dirigible, Norge.
The following distinct message
was picked up: "Airship Norge
bound to Nome, Alaska, broad
casting. Please answer IL any
one hears MS. Z
Unable to Reach Norge
The tirigible was using = wnva
length OF 800 meters.
The United States Naval Radic
Station at st. Paul was unable to
establish communications with the
Norge, but every effort Is being made
to receive everything the dirigible
sends out.
Conditions at ST. Paul are most
excellent and that station reported
signal strength Of 6 per cent ct
midnight.
The Norge's broadcasting was
picked up again shortly after the
first flash was received when The
following was sent out:
docs anyone hear us?''
Norge Calls Sredno-K oIynsIE
The dirigible then began calling
RDG station at Sredno- KolynsIx
Apparently some time afterward
the Norge began calling Nome
Alaska. Evidently the station made
contact with the dirigible for st
Paul heard the Norge operator tell
the former to Ego ahead, Z
NOME, Alaska, May 1S.-The
trans-Polar dirigible Norge was ex-
Continued on Page .. Column IL
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NOME, Alaska, May 13.-The
trans Polar dirigible Norge was ex-
Continued on Page .. Column II
The Washington times., 1926-05-13
SEXES CONTROL IN WARSAW

cabinet, so certain is he of the
ultimate success of his coup.
In a radio message broadcast to
Europe, stating his aims, the marshal
declares that he will dissolve the
Polish parliament.
The Washington times., 1926-05-13

Is increasing hourly.
Pilsudski forces have now occu-
pied the principal public buildings
and military barracks.
Marshal Pilsudski has already be.
gun the selection of members of his
The Washington times., 1926-05-13

The marshal has refused to nego-
tate with the Witos government,
which has retired to that section of
the city which is under the protec-
ton of the loyal government troops.
The number of Pilsudski troops
The Washington times., 1926-05-13
Buclky Harris to Wed
Miss Sutherland,
! Friends Say

Elizabeth Sutkerl and.
Daughter Of Former SEN
Gtor, Has Said eyes" to
Kid Pilots Plea, Says
Old Lady Ramon.
The Washington times., 1926-05-13
By InternationaI News Service

BY IntePnatiOnaI News Service
WARSAW, May 13.-Marshal PHI
sudsli is in almost complete control
of Warsaw and it is understood that
he intends to take over the govern
nnent functions tonight.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
RotNA scHoDzA ZEN. poLIT
KIUBU Y CAMPBELL.

Slovensky ZensN, Politicky
Rub v Campbell bude mat roe
MI sch5dzu ncdel'u, 2. januara
veGer o pol 8. hodine pod kosto-
lom Sv. jana krstitel a. Kazda
itdkyna je ziadana dostavit' sa
ma t1to sch6dzu, lebo bude pre-
vedena vol 'ba nradu ma rok 1927.
Sestry, ktore dlhllju, mech 81 pri-
du vyrovnat,' syojr, podlznost'
Ktora idkyna ma schodzu nepri-
de, bude pokutovana. Slovenky,
ktore ste este ME v tomto klube,
prfd tie ma schodzu a vst1pte me-
dzi mas, ably SINE rastly a spolu
pra'covaly "a nase zaujnU.
Predsedkyna klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
al uLfc vYIIRADENE PRE-
DEft MA SANKOvANTE

Kotnisar prcmavky Carl Olson
vy'htadil po tieto dni 81 ullc Y
fnesta, po ktorych automobile
hesrnrl r;hodit a budd sliiHit W
fuche Diet 'om ma sankovanie. An
tomdbilisti sii vyzvani, ably po
tychto mriciadh nachodih antom
iba v najvacScj potrebe a popti
Gychto uliciach aby dali vel'ky
pozor ma deti. U1icc, ktore boly
vy;hradene pre- sankovaeku, sI:
Gypsy Lane cd Fifth po Logan.
North Tnesdalc cd Himrod po
Oak.
Bisseli. od Florencedlale po
Wick.
Plum, Cd Ridge po High.
Milton, Cd Mahoning po Mill
Greek park.
Tr,lesdale, od Shelby po Rigby.
Seneca, od Delaware po Oak
hand.
Maple, Cd Wick po Andrews
Evergreen, Cd Overland pc
Summers.
Bcllevicw, cd Myrtle po Okla.
homa.
d'arlxwoott, oil Edwards 20
Glenwood. &
Pearl, Cd Himrod po Charlotte
New Court, cd Thorn po Oal
Hill.
Bonita, cd Elm po Logan.
Princeton, cd Edwards pt
Glenwood.
Foster, cd Arlington po Rayen
Willis, Cd Overland, po Glen
wood:
Poimtview, od Louise po Sheri
dan Road. -.
Saranac, Cd Elm po Logan.
Indianola. cd Taylor po Home
wood.
Chalmers. cd Edwards po Glen
wood.
Ma tychto zakazanych uliciacl
nebnd1 tejto zi.my tabul'ky, pre-
10 si ich ma ka7dy aultomobilists
zapamatat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
HAsELT0N SIovAx TAT1A
SpoLOK.

Uradnfci ma rok 1926 sd nasledovnf:
stanislav Necko, predseda> Box 449
Haselton Sta. - Jan Bizup, podpYed-
seda, 1897 Gladstone st. - Martin
Zentko, ddrovnik, P. o. Box l47, Ha-
selton Sta. Jan Basista, polxl., l0l
Haseltine Ave-, City. Jozef KAcengs
zapisnfk, 1889 Gladstone St., City. =
Dozorcovia majetku ID: Michal Ko
zsk, Box Isl Haselton Sta, City. jar
Fabini, Box 104, Haselton Sta, City
Dozorca chorych: Stefan Stole, P. o
Box IS Haselton Sta, City. - stsll
dveri: valent Rovder ST., P. 0. Box 264
Haselton Sta, City.
Sch6dze vydrsisv@jo q lAsdd !. ~
del'u ' mesisci tkols ev.' AISbsty II
N. Haseltine Ave-. 0 2. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
VEL'KE ZIsKY GENERAL
MOTORS KORPORACIE

General Motors Corporation,
ktora vyraba viacere drrthy auto
mobilov, vykazuje znovu obrov-
ske zisky, prevysujIce j predosle.
Risky "a poslednych devat' mesia-
GOV obnasajd $149,317,5 ,553, Go je
skoro raz tol'ko, kol 'ko obnasaly
lani "a ten isty cas- ($8O,921 ,Ol8)
a al tie zisky povazovane boly "a
nesmierne vysoke. Korporacia wy
platila januari toho roku pc
$500 extra dividendy ma kazd1
neastinu, v marci po $500, v sep
tembri davala so percentovn 1ca'
stinn1 dividendu teraz rozdel
$34 900, 900 ttcastinarom GO via
nocny dar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
Mesto ma
10000
obyvatel'ov
Zien skoro Q $4,000 menej nez
muzov.-36,343 rodin a 3O,088
domov.

iAIesto Youngstown, dl'a w
poctoy casopis1, ''Vindicator'' !,
vzrastlo "a posledEnych sest' ro-
koy o 81 percent a pocituie te-
raz 1G8,O95 obyvatcl'ov. Ked Dol
prevadzany krajinsky popis roku
1920, mesto pocitovalo 13235S o.
byvatel'ov.
Dl'a tohto sukromneho spool
tania, obyvatcl 'stvo mesta pozo-
stava 2 S9,87S mnzskych a 1927
zenskyich. Osob yysc 21-roenych
je l01,120. Obytnych domov v
meste je 30,O9S a rodm 36,348. z
.obyvatel 'stva 10000 je. earnest
name, 2 toho $1,000 muzov a H.
0C0 zicn. V tovarilach zamestna-
ne je 36,219 muzov a 1906 zien,
v transportaciii 5,519 m,tzov a
40S zien, pri remIeslach 6,92S
muzov a 1,756 zien, professional
Low je 2,243 muizoy 1859 zien,
v domacich sluHbach 2,414 mu-
GOV a 1904 zien v kancelar-
skom zamestnani 4.440 muEoy a
3,0S1 zien.
Prirodzeny vzast obyvatel ;
stva (prevahou porodov mad smrt
nfmi padmD obnasa 15,14S. O.
statny vzrast je prist 'ahovania
sa tislclch robotnikov inych
miest nasledko om zavedenia 8-ho-
dinovej pracovncj dolby tiez ma
sledkom prlpoienia niektorych
blizkych ilzeml do svazlsu mesta.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
NEPRfsTcJNE vIANo6NE
DAIRY.

Chlapcovi dahl nastroje ma Via
noce, ably sa naucil mimi narabat
. dalsedy znal rieeo opravit Y
dome. Nasleduilaceho dha, ked
boil v kostolc, chlapec vsetko ma
radie popilil podlabal, poskrabal
a poh0bloval.
Dicveat,n In 16-rocneInn dali TO.
dicia pekn1 babkG A ona i'm /
placom povcdala, zc sa este ne.
chcc vydayat
Nevcsta dala svokre valok ;
hrnce a strieborne lyzicky. A ne
vesta sa teraz cuduie, preeo j,
svokra sekimje.
Zcna dala muEovi kosel'u
masl'u, ktore si sam kdpil uz dav
no. A preto boly u nich VIlanoc
nevescae.
Boss dial zamestnamcovi Ska
tulu cigariet al S mimi listok, alb,
viac do prace neprisiel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
sLovENsKf PROGRAM MA
WllCA RADIO ETANICI

~ ~ 4 H If ! 4. u I
Radiova stanica WMCA, ktora
MA sidlo v hotel McAlpin v New
Yorku, bude Wsielat' s1ovenske
programy, pocndc ' januari 1927
Tieto prograny budl rome, ako
kopoerty, spevy 9 predraSky pQ
slovepsky q pQh4 ksady veder cd
8. do 8. hod. KaadA slovenska ro-
dina, ktora ma radio, mala BY po-
cdvat tieto programy, lebo budd
boAAss = sagjf@sv4. Rsdio staai-
ca WMCA vysiela ma al metro
vel vine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
Dolezite
upozornenie
Krajanoln, ktori majl manzelky
a dietky v teskoslovensku.

v senate Spojcnycl Statov bol
pravc prijaty dodatok k zakonu
O rlavratc Anlerikaniek, ktore
ztratily sfatkom americlue statne
0bcanstNo. Dl'a tohoto dodatkn
bud1 moct' prijst' do Spojenych
Statov mimo kvoty manzellsy a
dietky tych prist 'ahovaleoy, kto-
ri sem prisli pred /. jdaom 1924 a
ktori 81 vybrali uz t. zv. prvy OBJ
cianslsy papier.
Ccskoslovcnskym obcanom, kto
ri majn manzelky alebo deti V
starcj vlasti, sa dlpor1ca, ably "a.
yeas podali IL prlslusnych ameri.
ckych 1radov prihlaSky povole.
ME k prijazdu manzeliek dcti.
tt ccskoslovcnskf obcania, ktori
byvajil stdtoch Ohio, Michigan
a Kentucky a ktorl sa hodla il
| uchadzat' II amcrickych 1radov {
pricestovanic svojich 1nanzcliek Z
| detl, mech sa tiE prihlasia osob
nc alcbo plsomne u Ceskosloven
skeho konzulatu Clevelande
Adresa konzulatu je: Czechoslo
yak Consulate, 308 Euclid Ave.
Cleveland, Ohio.