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Evening star., 1926-03-21
Procession Duplicated.

This procession Is repeated Thurs
day night, increasing in its enthusi-
asm. The penitentes, as they march
barefooted over the sharp stones and
cactus of the hills. whip themselves
and each other with long lashes, often
until blood streams down their backs,
SO that their trails may be traced by
stains upon the ground.
The entire day of Friday is given
over to pilgrimages from one marada
to another. The pilgrimages are made
in professions, with much whipping
and wailing Of weird songs and pray
erS.
AS Friday night approaches, the
11agellantS wax to a fever heat of eX-
element. The crucifiXion itself is
dramatic climax. An etfigy is bound
or nailed to a long cross. which is
erected amid ceremonies which only
few persons of the outside world had
witnessed until the last few wears.
The penitentes at the beginning of
this century had a powerful orSa MIA
ton throughout New Mexico, and had
Evening star., 1926-03-21
At $1195
Studebaker's lowest
priced enclosed car
but all quality

BASED upon the rating of the
N. A. c. c. and the Society of
Automotivc Engineers, the Studc-
baker Standard Six is the worlds
most powerful car of its size and
weight.
The most popular car tn the
STANDARD .Ssx line is the Coach
S1125-thc lo1ceSt priced en-
closed car eacr offered BY Stude-
baker.
This Standard Six Coach is an
unusually comfortable car. Seats are
restiully deep and full width, with
extra springs and IL inches OF real
curled hair in the cushions. 1t has
genuine full-sized balloon tires, for
which steering mechanism and fem
ders have been especially designed
Long, resilient springs made of spc-
cial chrome-vanadiun steel give
greater buoyancy and protection from
road shocks The cranksllaft IS
completely macllined to reduce vibra-
ton to minimum
There's a gasoline gauge OIL the
dash, automatic, windshield cleaner,
rear-view mirror. cowl ventilator.
stop light, air cleaner, gas and oil
filters. dome light, coincideiltal lock.
and full-sized balloon tires. Spark
control is automatic and there's
safety lighting control on the
steering wheel.
Come in test its Performance
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closed car by Stadebakey. at the lo5p-
est time payment rates kno1,w to the
automobile industry.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

CaucasiOn Mountain regions of Rus.
Sia
Evening star., 1926-03-21

period between and 9 pm. Tuesday
and Thursday nights, by either tele-
phoning or calling at the information
desk, GA T. street.
Mrs. Thomas Edwin Brown, presi-
dent Of the Y. w. c. A. will entertain
the members Of the board of direc-
tors, seCretarial staff, and officers of
all the chapters Of the Y. w. G. A.,
at tea, Saturday, 4 to q o'clock, at her
home. 1870 Wyoming avenue.
Miss Helen Finlay, captain of the
Kamp Kahlert bowling team, invites
all seniors who were guests at Kalnp
Kahlert last Summer to join the bowl
ing league. Two teams have now
been organized, which meet every
Tuesday, 7:30 pm, at King Pin All.
leys, No. 2. coached by Miss Marion
Evening star., 1926-03-21
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Evening star., 1926-03-21

Savings deposits in Austria nearly
doubled in the past year.
Evening star., 1926-03-21
WOMAN DIPLOMAT QUITS.
Soviet Minister to Norway Volun-
tarily Resigns Post.

MOSCOW, March 20 R).--Mme.
Alexandra Kollantay. the only woman
to head a diplomatic mission In O for
eign capital, has been officially recall
ed as Soviet minister to Norway. She
will be succeeded by A. NJ. Makara.
now counselor of the Rome embassy.
1t is said that Mime. KOllantay 10 be-
Ing relieved at her own request, so
that she may engage in social work
among tho Russian people.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

The famous Waikiki swimming pool
in Hawaii Is to be dredged
Evening star., 1926-03-21
WEIRD RITES CALL
FORSELF-TORTURE.
Ancient Sect of PenitentS in
New Mexico Has Strange
=. Easter Custom.
BY the Associated T'ress.

BY the Associated press.
SANTA FF,, y. Mex, March 90
While the Christian world is making
ready for the observance of Easter, in
few places are the preparations as
unique and wrapped in mystery as in
the almost inaccessible mountain vii
lagos of New Mexico.
Here hundreds of persons. descend
ants of the Spanish conquistadoreS
and members of the Society of Peni.
tent Brothers, are planning their an
nual rites. The ceremonies reach
their climax with the enactment in
crude way of the crucifixion of Christ
at sunset on Good Friday. The natu-
raj setting has been described as
closely resembling the actual scenes
of the Holy Land.
Rites Centuries Old.
The society and the rites are cen.
turies old. The orga nization had its
foundation among the monasteries of
Spain and France before the discoV-
cry of America, and was transplanted
to the New World by the first relg-
ious brothers who penetrated the
southwest region of the United States
in the sixteenth century.
Because of the inacceSSiblity of the
regions where the brotherhood still
has is stronGholds in New Mexico,
their customs and services have
changed but little. An open practice
of fiagellation and self torture as
means of penitence is characteristic.
The Easter services start the night
of Wednesday preceding Easter, which
include fasting and the initiation of
new members. On Wednesday eve.
Ming. after dusk. the pcnitentes, as
they are called, leave their moradas,
or lodge buildings, and in process
sion proceed into the hills, where
their Pickering lanterns may be seen
lodging in and out among the trees
and bushes. The weird chant of their
prayers or whistle Of their homemade
flutes are heard.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

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Evening star., 1926-03-21

Mrs. l.. Elaine Rising, former Y.
w. c. A. secretary. will speak tonight,
1880 o'clock, before the y. w. {. "A.
Club of Gallaudet College.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

Mrs. Howard :. Roberts, $500 Com
necticut avenue. is the newly ap-
pointed chairman of the rellg1ous eau
cation committee, succeeding Mrs.
Harry E Hull. Wardman Park Hotel.
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-01-01
Postmaster General Defends Efficiency
of Air Service

The efficiency of mail vigorously defended by Post
master General Harry S. New address before the audit bu
Of crculatons annual convention recently Chicago
Somebody recently cited example of air mail delivery
which the mail arrived "a hours said later than if it had
been delivered by mail the postmaster general said As hap
pened that particular mail delivered by rail The eastbound
pilot had started with it. but recalled by orders of his
because of dangerous fog the Pennsylvania mountains
That night Charles H. Ames the webound pilot crashed into
the side of mountain and killed If could have recalled
hinand will know how tmehis life would have been
saved
Serious delays in airma delivery, Mr. New said
and most Of them for the occurred the first days
of October the days of dense fog Pennsylvania The arma
on schedule most of the time AS for the hazard that 81"
being reduced
81 have gained idea from the tragedy of Ames said
Mr. New eve should have tagged him down. system
flares be devised to recall when they the air Had
such flares been used Ames could have been ordered land
Sunbu1y, Pa"
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Note.-Prices quoted include postage.

Remance for subscriptions should be made by postal
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Dependable Seruice--

In the New Postoffce in Pleasantville, the most
modern equipment has been installed to speed the hand
ling of the mails and to minimize errors which might
reta1d their delivery.
Wherever it is mechanically possible this equip
menJ operated electrically because the Postoffcc De-
partent knows that there other source of power
or light as dependable as Electricity.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

zostali na americkej pode dlhsie
.nez i'm zakon povol'uje. Avsak
ME kazay Guidance, ktory sa do
.stal do Amerilky nelegalnym spo-
'sobom, m6ze byt deportovany.
Cudzinci, ktori moEu byt' depor-H
tovani, spadajd do troch klasi-
fikacii:
y Cudzinci, ktori prisli pred
r. 1924. Takito cudzimci mozu
byt' deportovani len behom troch
lrokov po ich prichode. Pc tejto
dobe nemozu byt deportovani
lpre til pricinu.
| p Cudzinci, ktori prisi pc ro-
Iku 1924. Takito cudzinci mozu
ibyt' deportovanf kedykol 'wek,
bez ohl 'adu na dobu svojho po-
bytu Spojenych Statoch.
! 81 Qudzinci-namornici. Cudzi-
necky namornfk ma pravo zostat
ma pevnine najdlhsie 60 dni. Ak
sa zdrzi dlhsie, alebo ak 81 mai
de dajake inc zamestnanie, moze
|byt' deportovany kedykol 'vek,
| ked' ovsem zostal tuna po roku
1924.
| V minulosti cudzinec, ktory zdr.
Izoval sa tuna nezakonne, mohol
}uzakonit' svoj pobyt tym, re sa
hlasil IA niektorej prist 'ahovale.
ckej stanici zaplatil dam hla.
Ivy. Toto ME je uz NONE. z tohc
dovodu cudzinec, narhadzajiici So
lv podobnej situacii, nemoze byt
lnaturalizovany, lebo nebol zako
mite pripusteny do zeme. Ably u
zakonil svoj status bolo by treba
aby odisiel 20 Spojenych State,
a ziadal potom u americkeho kon
zula zahranici riadne prist "a
, hovalecke vizum. Cudzinec, ktor,
Dol uz raz deportovany, nemoz
sa vsaIk hlasit o prist 1a'hovaleck
vizum az rok po deportacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
LACNO DOM MA PREDAJ

Ma, Kenmore Ave-, {. 567 je na
predaj 5-izbovy dom, kltpel 'nou,
elektrikou, gazom, fornesom i ga
radzom. Blizko Mill Greek parku.
Lot je 5Ox14S. Vyborna pumpova
voda pri dome, pekna zahrada
Preda sa vel'm lacno len $500
hotovych treba. Haste sd ma no.
reudanu adresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

skych organizacii, aby agtovali
ticho sice, ale predsa len vydatne
"a zdar "ceskoslovenskeho dina !"
ma vystave.- Nevyhrazame, len dvi-
'hame vystra6ny hlas; zdoraznu-
jeme, ze posledme konvencie plno
ukazaly bankrot cechoslovakizmu
"a daily priechod slovenskemu ma
rodnemu povedomiu ze nasled-
kom toho hlavni nradni:i sloven-
skych organizacil maj1 pokraco-
vat , v tomto smNsle a duchu a re
nemaj1 ziadneho prava co trad
nici slovenskych organizacii pod
porovat pohyby, akcie a poduja-
tia "a hocijaky cechoslovakimus,
necIhze sa on javi V jakomkol 'vek
t'ahu| stupni "a jakejkol 'vek
prilezitosti.
A koncime S prehlasom, ze zia-
den povedomy Slovak, ziadna po-
vedoma slovenska organizacia a
ziaden jednotlivec Slovak, svojou
pritomnoStou ma ceskoslovenskom
dni yystavy vo Philadelphii, Pa,
nebude poma'hat' triumfu zdoch-
llej doktrlny "jednotneho ces.
koslovenskeho naroda'!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
MA PREDAJ DUfTlEX

Preda sa "a nlzku cenu dvoj-
rodinovy 2lposchodovy dom po
5 izbach, vsetko moderne zaria-
denie, ma krasnom mieste ma So.
Side. Hast sa treba v {. 16G
Hilton Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
KEDY MozNO DEPoRTovAT
CUDZINCOv, KToRf sA SEM
NEZAKONITE DOSTALI.
f. Il. I. S.

Behom posledneho fiskalneho
roku od /. julia 1926 do 1. julia
1926, deportovan6 bolo> celkom
9O2 osob, ktore dostaly sa do
Spojenych Statov nezakonitym
sposobom, t. j. bez riadnej pre-
hliadky na niektorej prist 'aho-
valeckych stani.. Cast ich dosta-
la sd sem cez kanadsk1i mexi-
ckd hranicu, ini Ease boil manor.
#nlci, ktori opustili svoje lode a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
( ''SVOJ K 5SvOJMU!'''
DOMY MA PREDAJ.

SVOJ X SVOJMU!'
DOMY MA PREDAJ
Dom so I chyzami k1pelnou,
pekne zdnuka NAL 'ovany, ma pek-
nom mieste, medzi Slovakmi. Lac
nota "a $64OO.OO.
Dom so sest izbami a knpelnou,
dlazdena utica a vsetko vyplateno
"a tax nizku cenu $4,000.
Dom so sedem izbami, knpelna,
dlazdena utica, musi sa predat'' "a
tax nizku cenu $56O0.00.
Nam al ,jjedon poschodovy dom,
pekne zariadene izby, "a $44OO.OO.
Nam jeden este sa len stavia, S
pat chyEami, kupelhou a vsetko
zariadenie, "a $5400.OO.
kto by 81 prial videt' tieto lac.
ne domy, mech sa hlasi u
| ALoIs KLEIN
1112 E. Indianola Ave. ,alebo mech
| zavola pc telefone, 4O906.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
MA PREDAJ DOM
MA L.ANSINGVILLE

Novy, teraz dohotoveny, vel Ky
6-nbovy dom ia Cooper ST.. Ci-
mentovana pivnica pod celym do
nom pod prednym poreom, ku-
pel'na, gaz, elektrika, mestska
voda, slra, utica dlazdena, vset-
ko moderne el'ky pojd. Dom
moze byt' pre- jednu alebo dive
rodiny. Dom dobre budovany du-
plovane sajdingy a medzi mimi
papier. Kto no kupi, neobanuje.
Haste sa u stavitel'a
JAN SI.AVKOVSKY
1T N. Bridge St., Struthers, O.
Telefon 5O2113.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
DOBRA A ZRIEDKAVA
PR1LEZITOST

DOBRA A ZRIEDKAVA
PRILEZITOST
klpit' dom, lot alebo farmu!
Ma Dickson st. moderny dom,
ktorom sest izieb siedma Ma
attic. Cena len $3.50.
IL krasnych lotov ma Maryland
Ave. blizko SLOW. kostola, po 1875
len "a kratky cas-.
28-akrova farma, dom, nova
mastal pre- s krav, preda sa "a
1880 SO vsetkym statkom a far
marskymi vecmi. Neomeskajte t1-
to prilezitost' zabezpecit' 81 bez-
starostnn starobu.
Nam ma predaj mnoho inych
domov, lotov fariem "a vel I'm
!vyhodne ceny a na splatky. Prid
|te ma navstlvit'
JoZEF j. SCHROMOFSKY
707 Dollar Bank Bldg.
Telefony: 75149 Res. 1914
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22

Tel 'acia pee. z pleca, Id. 28c
Jahnacia pee. u pleca, lb. 35c
Jahna. cd prs abo krku, lb. Zoe
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
.Bravcovina

Cerstve svinske pee, lb. 121ac
Cerstve kosti z krku, lb. 121ac
Bravcove l'advinsky, Id. 15c
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
Drobne ohlaSlxy
MA PREDAJ NARADH

Naradie z..jedalne, spalne, ku-
chynska pdc a mnohe jednotlive
husky, ako stoly, stolicky, atd !.
Odpredaj sa vydrziava vecerami
0d 6 80 do 1890 {. 143 Park
Ave-, ma rohu Elm st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-22
z URADOVNE PREDsEDU
SLOW. LfGY.
BUDME ST DOSLEDNf.


rame- sa mu, lebo on stojl pria-
mel protive nasou narodnou in
dividualitou a narodnou existen-
ciou.
Vo Philadelphia, Pa, jake je
znamo, tento rok otvorena bola
vlNtava a ma tejto, dl a zvyku, po
stavily 81 stanky rome europejske
narody, ktorych vydziavaju
svoje narodne dni Ia pritomnosti
jednak svojich obcanov v Ame-
rike a jednak "a pritomnosti anne
rickych obcanov ich povodu.
Cesko-slovenska republika, yla-
stne jej vlada tiez takyto stanok,
ktory boil nedavno neslavne otvo-
reny IA pritomnosti niekol ikych
Ccchov "a vykomandovanej hrst-
ky takzvanych "Cechoslovakov"
slovenskeho povodu. y
Me tomu davno, Go bratska 60
brana" posvietila spravne ma cud-
NJ poEracovanie cesko-slovenskej
vlady pri vymenovani zvlastneho
vyboru vystavy. Spravne vystih-
la, ze ono tvorilo facku americkej
Slovaci, slovenskym organizaciam
cinitel 'om. Zastupcovia skutoc-
nFch slovenskych organizacii bo-
Ii ignorovani a do vyboru so stra-
ny Sloval1ov menovani dvaja: Mi
rhal Bosak Rev. Joz. Murgas,
predseda neexistujnceho ''Sloven
sE6ho Narodneho Sdruzenia -
krajneho exponenta cechoslova-
kizmu. Samo sebou sa rozumie, ze
p. Michal Bosak vymenovanie ne
priial re vo WHORE ostal len
posledny menej al to, ze "a po-
moci takehoto "clenstva vyboru'
otvorenie pavilonu muscle byt' ,
fiaskom.
Teraz silou-mocou ceske konzu-
laty pracujal na tom, zeby "a "ce-
skoslovensky den" zainteresovaly
nase slovenske organizacie, ich
nradnlctvo, slovenskych redakto-
row, slovelrske casopisy atd'. Je
to az okate, jako ceski konzulo-
via uverejnujii vyzvy ma 1dstvo
americkyeh slovenskych organi-
zacii jakyln priamo drzym a Wy
zyvavym sposobom hi ada mas
previest' cez lavicku pomocou
nasou, pomocou nasej pritomno-
sti ma vystave argumentovat V
Amerike triumf "cechoslovakiz-
mu', jednotneho "eeskosloven-
skeho naroda'' atd'. atd'.
Bud me 81 dosledni a nedajme
sa previest cez lavicku, nefackuj-
me svate nase narodne zasady,
narodny odpor v bledii tyrant
tvar.
Ny nemozeme byt' Slovakmi,
nem6zeme sa bit prsia, ze SINE
"a Pittsburghsk1 Dohodu, ked
sme v skutkoch proti nej. My sa
nemozeme bit V prsia, ze sme Slo-
vaci, ze sme samobytnym naro-
dom, ked sa dame zvabit' ma ro-
benie stafaze tym, ktorf HASA
i'll, ze slovensky narod prestal
existovat' rokom 1918, ktorom
sa zrodil jakysi jednotny "cesko-
slovensky'', v skutocnosti vsak
vel 'kocesky narod.
Ny nemozeme byt proti sebe,
svo.imu narodu, a zilcastnovat
\ u K 4 2 4
sa jakychkol 'vek slavnosti Gees
koslovenskych dnl'', lebo takto
pracujeme proti sebe, hreslme
proti najsvatejsej zasade, "a kto.
ri sa borime.
Ceskoslovensky narod neexi-
stuje. Existuje cesky existuje
slovensky narod. A po spravedl
nosti bolo by sa patrilo mat ma
yystave vo Philadelphia " stan
ku postavenom tiez al "a mozolt
sloverskeho l'udu ponlimo ceske,
no al slovenskt den!
Poc1vame, ze vladne medzltks
pouzivajl krajny yplyv ma ME
M 14oryz,o1, ~ : of7 4 nu naSieh brat
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-03-12
Plentywood School Notes

The preparations for the track meet
are under way. Last Monday the
school received a twelve pound shot
put, a discus, and fourteen foot
vaulting pole.
The Senior class play is coming
along fine and we find that we have
much talent to be proud of in the
Senior class. This play will establish
the precedent of being the first Plen-
tywood Senior Glass play, in many
years, which had the entire cast COM
posed of Seniors.
The afternoon chemistry class had
one of the most successful expert
ments of the year last Tuesday.
They found cut the freezin power of
ice and salt mixtures by making
about five quarts of ice cream fo1
themselves and the teachers. The
class hopes for a great many more
successful experiments of this nature
Olive Longacre, Gwen Watkins anC
Alice Stoner were absent the fore
part of this week on account of i'll
ness.
Grace Goodman left for BOzeman
Monday, to take part in the state ex
!, temporaneoHs speaking contest. Grac'
took second place in the district con
, test he'd at Wolf Point 1t is hOpet
that she gets even higher than tina
! at BOZeman.
Marion Mitchell and Alice Stone
went to Hinsdale Wednesday to tax
a high place in the district debating
, tournament. The judges are Mr.. Tu
: mem of Poplar, Mr.. Smith of Bainvill
+ and Rev. Mr.. Racker of Malta.
t It's come to town and its going ov
er all the back fences. Have 20
r heard it. The Junior Carnival ha
come to town and it'll be here Frida
y night. You can learn how to max
: money, make your pants last, tax
+ part in that great pastime of fishin
4 and get garrunteed diamand pins fl
n reasonable prices. IF you want
Q miss the best time Of the season don
IS come.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-03-12

this question of the tariff. Nobody
will denv that the Clark interests,
sbould thew decide to line up for the
tariff. will have an issue with which
to look for popular support than any /
that can be made by the sldllful po- /
liticaI generals of the Anaconda and
their powerful press in the state. /
Like all issues that have their origin
in Butte this is bound to make itself
felt in the political life of Montana
long before the next Senatorial cleo
tion hoves In sight. Every careful
observer and politician who has his
ear to the ground is now studying
this question and trying to measure
its effect.
An incident, illustrating the sharp
lines of conflict already showing T.
self between the rival industrial
groups in Butte, happened IN the
recent past. The Clark appraisers
estimated the taxes that should be
), paid the state ON the estate OF the
late Senator Clark to be about S5OO,-
: 600. At first everything seemed al
: right and the State Tax Commission
seemed disposed to accept the sum
| named. But then a significant thing
| happened Frank M. Kerr, general
4 manager of the Montana Power Com
D panv. who is the ablest and smooth
: est of the Anaconda crowd having
= finger on the pulse of state affairs
made a sudden trip to New York whC
began to infinitely inquire into the IN
o come taxes paid by Clark in recen
wears. Soon after the Montana Tai
Commission also arrived in Washing
= ton and started the same kind Of IN
= Iouirv. The upshot Of the whole trans
- action was that the Clark Attorney
- who had at first offered half mllllo
:. dollars as estate duties to the Ia
I Commission were forced to raise Tn
=. anti to 100000 and an grgeement
. paw more in the future when the Ia
- Commission would have more facts wit
- which to determine the amount. III
- clever and agreeable Mr.. Keer ma
70 have visited New York on otht
* business but it is regarded here as
* significant coincidence that the ClaI
* LAWYERS who thought they had thln&
Ok arranged in Helena were forced
Ok pay much more than they had orig
an nally anticipated
have gene into the economics
e the various groups, which alone c.
OF explain the political alignments OF Il
!. coming political and industrial battl
ne In nv next article, / shall prese
ey the readers of the Producers NeN
OIL with the actual political personnel
~ the coming election.