davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21

um id6rol-id6re hasznos informa-
ciokat ad radio rewen es az ujon
nan celra alakitott osztaly rend
szeres es terjedelmes programok-
kal igyekszik lily m6don is far
mareket hasznos tudositasokkal
ellatni. Kilencven Macy radio le-
ado allomas, az orszag kiil0nb0zd
videkein ajanlottak fel szolgala-
taikat miniszterirmnalx es mind
egyik atlag fel6rat szentel far
merck ugyenek.
A program altalaban fontosabb
tenyek es a legsziiksegesebb es
legaktualisahb teend0krGl ismer-
teti a farmereket. Ezzel kapcso-
Latham muk6dik egy ugynevezett
Radio-Farm IskQla, amely az er-
ddkl0d0 tannl6knak nyomtatott
formaban is ad leckeket.
Egg mask 6rdckes ujitast is
hoztak be, amennyiben minden
hetf0n egy esNmecseret ad lie mint
egy 0tven allomas, aminek tar
gyat a nevezett osztalyhoz beer
kezett sok ezer levelb0l veszik. A
n3k reszere is van egy erdekes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21

Janos. Sziirke ruhaban, fekete ke-
menykalapban, nagyon meglepi a
fatogatas. Nyugodt termeszetii EN-
ber, keveset beszel. Mikor a feny-
kepezogep ele all, ICY sz6l:
Mire val6 ez?
Mem is igen beszel sokat Wilma
rol. Csak furcsanak talalja es boil
dog, ha latja a fenykdpeit;
ldehoznak filmdarabokat,
ugy kiildjiik el a Vilnanak. Nit
csinaljunk veluk' Mem jo dolog
az, mikor az embernek hiresseg a
leanya.
Icy el Banky csalad kint Pest
szentlorincen. EgySzeriien, szere-
nyen IS majdnem felenken. Olvas-
SAX leveleket. Els kuldozgetik a
valaszt annak a mosolygo szemii
kis leanynak, aki most lit nevet,
fenykepeken es akit november
re szrvrepesve varnak a csaladi
korbe. Banky Janos nyugalmazott
rendorellenor csak kerteszkedik,
meg felkutatja a j6fajta borokat
fold al6l is. Banky Janosne fe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
A RADIO A FARMoKoN.

Az 1923. esztendoben csupan
las 900 farm volt radio kesziilek
kel felszerelve, ez szam 1924
ben 365 5,OOO-re emelkedett. A
multi ev els6 feleben a radio fell
szerelesek szama elerte az egymil-
liot.
A f0ldmiivelesiigyi niiniszteri-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
A hazassag legbiztosabb jele,

Csakugyan komolyan haza-
sodols
Meghiszem AIT, hogy komo-
lyan Hiszen mar adossagot is
csinaltam a hozomanyomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-04-21
RESZEG

kFN/FN1 enberelet Az egyfk aldozat egy ozvegy
SONY, ke kiskoru arvat hagyou maga utan
Szgoru bine Xxi ezekne gondatlan, feeoten embek
nek akk reszsg ovel kormanykerk mel6 n kocaa
jarkelok ee egeszsag Ut6vegre vaaki
rug, annak mem kell okvetlenu aut6t haani
Addg amig egyket eznd bort0nbuntetessel lie het ud
yen ovel ekovetett gykossagot
gondolja meg alaposan dolgot
Tssek m6dot talan hogy yen bunos egesz
eeten at megemegesse rzeg f6ve ekovee borzamas e
uyos anyagakban erez balepenek k0vetkemnyet
Amerikaban beszes alapot mento korumeny Ha
gut6bb etest enk egaabb husz esztendei bo6nre ame
lett koteeek hogy avak fneveteesro gondoskodn
e enk kfogaohatna Persze husz esztende boron
ruk hogy 12 v mulva kegyemet kapjon eto
amnt lit mar szokasban
Egy iyen meanyos gazsago ee eejet lehetne venni
e6orduasanak eetnt6 pedava sogalnanak
akkor aut6tuadonos urak kzer meggondoak hogy re-
szeg f6vel a kormany 1erek mele uljenek
0vlNlIl ENEN ban S a kornyeken Csodalatos
doog, hogy meg mindg akad-
max joiszemu ambor mberek ak uokossguk bzony
gyon gyakran arat adjak
J6banjar6 becsuee szandtka magyar ember bet egy
sztesseges anattal egy magyar ohonba bzony
kozu egg esetben kerul uzetet csnalnia.
Megen mazeazos beszedu ember aki lehen ajanlattal
kozelit meg magyar enbe zsbet meghalgaasra taa
obban hisz hegennek mint sajat faabelinek
Ha valak lit e kzotnk esend6 6ta sme mindenk adds A
nyto k0nyvkdnt all 6unk legrkabb esetbn csina
magyarra svinderek gazenberk cskefog6k akk mas
nacio aegyenfia azok boldogulnak.
Magyar uemberek gyn6kok biztositas egyhan
guam aiak hogy izetfeeknek legkbb zazaleka magyar
MMrt?
He pedg hany hany magyar meg dollar
akadt mar eddig is horogra
Mi nem akarunk a mas karan tanuln.
Hok meg sm tdbbszoroen megfzeuk
andja!
<---r~-<x jelenseg hogy magyar lapok legnagyobb
FKIJF.NF F.1 resze melyen halgat arrol az akclorol
melynek celia vona sok magyar t0bb
6 doa kitevo veszettnsk ht penz vsszaszerezn habo
penzkildemenyekrol emlekezink meg ismet
Hgatnak ujsagok es pedg avert mive kenyseritve
max
Meyk magyar lap el elofizetoibo9 Egyik hr
det6kt6l figg minden magyar lap
Ha megirjak egeu dolgo akkor bankok megvonk h
detest lap lenhet lgaz hogy esetleg sok
e6fze5nek szerzh vssza elveszetnek hi penzet
Ha elhallgaak dolgo akko bankok - talan nagyobb
adnak ovasok apjak pen
ziket.
Es lapoknak gazuk akkcr amor feedes fatyla bor
jak egesz ugyre
magyar tszeet kiveenek halatlan. Egy ehetetlen
apr6sagert ezerny 6tetenenyt elfeled.
K6pss azer nyomatya egy hir alkama
VAL beszintetni usagot.
usago csnal6nak ak asat penzszerzesi forr
max hanem hivasnak bony soksDo keseregben
De hat ebbe is belle ke nyugodn Regi gazsag hogy: a
senki6l Sc varj elEmerest meg keyesbbe.''
TEIJEeKN MGYEN
u Fielderis
TlNvYm
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
PROGRAM v DOME DIVADLI
"a BuDJJCE DIVA TYzDNE

Pocnlic v nedel'u, II. aprlla
predstaveny bude nasledovny pro
gram "a diva tyzdne Dome di
vadle: s.-.. -
John Barrymore v Don Juan
$ Vitaphone sprievodom, hranym
New Yorkskou Filharmonickor
orchestrou 107 mllHoch.
Ma tom samom programe Vita
phone SYMPHONY Orchestra hr;
overtiiru Morning Noon and
night in Vienna
Van Schenck obi lib nj ko
medianti spievajii move pesnicky
don Juan je jedtn D naJl d.
bostnejSfch ot,razov a Barrymort
nateraz najslavnejsi milenec po
hyblivych obrazoch.
t'Don Juan je prve predsta
venie Vitafonom "a mike cef1y
Tento samy program bol hran.
New Yorku "a 40 tyHdnov p,
$500 vstnpnom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15

Pan Grow je vel mi znama osob-
most menovite Ma Campbell, kdt
bol jednym 70 zaikladatel'ov ta'
mojsej banky a ktory vdiacne pos
ma,al l'udu V kazdej zalezltosti
Nasledkom svojich bohatych zku.
senosti, bude vstave obsltAlt,
kazdtho co najlepsie najsvedo.
mitejsie. Pan Grow bude sa "a:
podievat verejno-notarskon pra'
cou. poma'hanim pri sude, tluma
cenfm, predavanim domov a fari
EN- a poist 'ovanim ma zivot, prot
nehode. 0hnu, atd.
ktori krajania 'budi potrebo
vat dajakt pomoc, mozu sa do
verou obratit ma Mr. Crowa
ktory kazdemu pomoze dl' Jeh'
najlepsich sil. Jeho cislo telefon'
ie 66S01.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
Zalozili 81 Oh
Gansky Klub
sistaci III Douth Side chcd tisz
m6S' slOvo ' nestskych veciach.

Minuleho tyzdna, po sth6dzi
Segath Ave. District Improvement
klubu, mamy Slovak p. st. Sta
laovtak, oznamil pritomnJm Slova
kom, ze by po sch6dzi zostali ma
civil Y miestnosti. re ch,,e K
nam daco zvlastneho preliovoris 1
Pan Stanovcak prehovoril 0 POI
irebe slovenskeho etHianskeho
klubu pre- South Side to nzna'
kazdy pritomny. Preto jednohlas-
Ne bolo usnesena sdr,Eit sa pod
imenom Slovenskeho Politickeho
Klubu ma South Side. South
sajdcania prisltchali sme pred-
tym do kluibu ia North Side.
bratia Northsa jdcania Sa iste ne
bndn hnevat' "a to, re SINE sa o.
samostatnili. Chceme uz raz dace
znalnenat' al tn ma South Side a
to docielime len organMovanon
siiou.
Ma seh6dzi zvoleny Dol nasic.
dovny locasny iirad: "a predsed'
Stefan Stanovcak. ia zapiSnika
Fr. Hucik: Ma vypracovanie sta
nov zvoleni boil: A. NJ Palkovit
br. Tarapcak a br. Celec.
ia elenov prihliasili sa: Stefal
Stanovcak, Frank Hudik, NJ. j
Palkovic. A. NJ. Palkooit, Andre
Tarapcak, Jozef Soltis, Stefa
I.ipjanec. Jan Ondr,rsko, Stefa
relec. jozef Churilla. Andrej Nc
gotny. Jan Stanoveak, Jan ia
vorsky, Michal Mandulla, Pete
Lane.
Ruda1ca schodza novoutvoren'
ho klu'bu bude q. aprila v Sout
Ave. publienej skole o 8. hodir
vecer. vsetci Slovaci 70 Sout
Side s1 ziadani prist' Ma TIT
schodzu.
Fr. Hudik. doc. "a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
zAPISNICA
poradne SLOW Lgy zasupca aovensch organac
asopsov vydrMavanej 3 naca buove American state
Bank & Trust Co, Pittsburgh. Pa.

lex, ktory poukazal Ma potrebu
kancelarie Y Kanade.
V debate brali ilcast skoro
vsett,i tam pritomni zastupcoyla.
Konecne bolo prijate, ably sa kan
celaria ' ineste Montreal, Kama
de, zalozila. Ausak vsetky fakta.
tykajtice sa Slovakov V Kanade s
prlpisom cestou iiradovne taJom-
nika Sloy. Ligy, majn byt roz-
poslane ma III. nradnikov brat
skych organizacii so ziadost 'ou,
aby Il racili Slov, Lige be'hom
sest ty5dnov oznamit ci ich or
ganizacia prispeje na vydrziava-
ME tejto kancelarie. Pritomni "a
st,tpcovia 81 ,ilbili, ze kancelariu
tite butlli naponlahat' orga-
nizaciach Jasopisoch "a nu vse-
| NOME pracovat'.
(Dokoncenie budlcne.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
KONTROLA REPUBLIC STEEL
v RUKACff ci.EVELANDCANA

Il Y ,ieto dni prislo do vereinosti,
We e. s. Eaton. cIeveiandskv IL
nancnfk, zakiipil kontrohiu vac
sinu iitasfn Republic Iron and
Steel Go. V Youngstown. Eaton
boi iined zvoleny do rady direk.
toroy Poenva> sa. ze Eaton zamy-
n "a zak iipit kontrolu este Y j.
nych oceliarnach utvorit jednu
VEL XII korporaciu Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
CHOU NAsBIERAf $4o2,0
DO COMMUNITY CHES1

Vyrocna sbierka do -Spolocen
Skei Pokladnicea V Youngstown
prevedena bude tyalen obnos
ktorE ma byt ,nasbieraml, urc2ni
Dol ma S402. COO, o S24,o00 menel
nez lani. Y tychto peiiazl pod
porovana je chudoba mesta pro
strednictvom 30 rozmanitych do
brocinnych organizacii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
EAMEsTNANC1 MBsrA /
MUSIA BYvAT v MESTI

IMcstska rada sd usniesla, II
kazdy mestskv zamestnanec mu,
sf bvvat v meste, ak chce mad "a
lei drzat mestskn pracu. koncil.
man james udal, ze mnohi nest
ski zamestnanci byvajii V inycl
obaiach, co je nespravodlive woe
NEST anon, ktori si bez zamest-
mania.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
EUcEN CROW 81 zSovu v
oBCHODE.
znamy verejny cinovnlk ' Camp.
bell otvoril ii kancelariu Y
Dankovej budove,

Eugen Grow, "a % rokov zna-
my a obi hibeny verejny cinovnik
v Mahoning doline, otvoril 81 po
tisto dni obchodnn iiradovlu v
Dankovej budoye, ia rohn Ro-
binson Short ulic, v ktorej W.
bavovat btde rozmanite prace,
ktorymi ho obecenstvo poveri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15
VEL KY BAL soKoLoV
Y CAMPBELL

Sbor 25S. L. S. J. Sokol me
ste Campbell usporiadla ma sobotn
80. aprfla veGer o Z. hodine vel
Ky bal v Horvatskei Hale. pod {
81 Bright Ave-. Campbell. Na
tomto bale hrat bude vybornf
Baradakova hndba a kazdy. kite
pride, sa dobre zabayi. Dobre "a
HUSKY napoje budn posluhova
ne. Ia najlepsin a veseld zabavl
rnci vlbor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15

Ci uz mate knizku "Ame-
rika Nasa vlast Ak ME, prid' !
te 81 ju zadovazlt do redakcie.
Je to najlplnejsia americka histo-
ia v slovencine so 40 obrazmi a
8 zivotopismi slavnych Amerika-
nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-04-15

ze nasa vsenarodna ustanovizen
povoiala zastupcov organizaeii
casopisov k porade ohl 'adom
paleivych problemov, tykaj jicich i
sa rovnako vsetkych nasich slow
organizacii a s7ae:
|. Problem noveho prist 'a'hova-
lectva;
2. Problem kanadskych Slova-
kov;
3. Problem kubanskych Slova-
kov.
Po tomto vyzval prltomnych.
ably kazdy vyzval Vsemehuceho
pomoci, ably racil pozehnat tejto
sch0dzi.
/ Po modlitbe, na ziadost VIA
csrych pritomych, predseda W.
menoval "a zapisnlka redaktora
"Denn. SLOW. Amerike. !"
| Nasledovni zast,pcovia boil pri-
tomni:
| Ia Slovensku Lgu Ivan Bielek,
| predseda; Jan A. koctr, tajom-
| mix; Pavel JamrEka, pokladnlk.
| Ha IkSJ. Juraj Ha'icko, predse-
da a Jan IA,k;ic, podpreds. IA
ikSZJ. preds. f. G. Jakabcin. ia
Mar. ST. Spolok j. &. Dvorscak,
al, j. Durish. pokl. Ia PSI. j.
kitsel, predseda, Andrej Guffro-
vir, pokladnik. Ia Slov Kat. So
'xol, Mici,al Sincak. spravca; Mi
chal Kudlac, tajomnik. Ia r. a
| 1r. X. Bratstvo easopis 'Svor-
rost','' Michal Benedik. predse-
yla. Va s. S. X. Jakub Virostek
,okl. "a "a Clevelandsky Okresny
Z Sbor Jan Pankuch. Ia casopisy
Karol Stiasny, "a Obranu; Jozet
zary "a Narodne Noviny; karo
; oelohlavek "a Slovensky Hlasnik
{. V. Tatala "a Bratstvo; Gustav
Kosik "a Kat. Sokola j. c. Sci
ranka "a Denn SLOW. V Amerik'
U "a organ ISVSO. ..E
Zapisnik oznamil, ze ma schodz
je zastnpene devat' organizacil
! jeden Okresny sbor a sedem ca
sopisov. Oznamenie znamost
'zate. ..... ..
II Predseda Slovenskej Ligy p. ]
5 Bielek precital obsirnu zpravu,
J. ktorej dopodrobna vysvetlil pre-
;! ,lemy, ktorych prltomni zastu
q .ovia maju rokovat'. Zaroveh pc
o mamenal, ze ira ziadost' p. M
o .hala Sincaka, elena dozorneh
yboru SLOW Ligy spravcu S
i Kat. Sokolov, moze .tu byt pr
:riasana al otazka rusinsko-slt
yenska, o ktorej sa vcul iak kr;
"a jove tax al americke casopis
:. 'ozpisujn.
= Pan Sincak poznamenava, re +.
j:hotny otazke tejto prehov'
cit a povazuje ju "a vel mi akti
nu.
- Rozhodnuto, v prihodnom {;
sc p. SincalSa vypocut'.
9. Navrh dany a podporovany, I;
' by PRIV, nez sa zacn1 rozObera
- ,ody obsazent zprave br pre-,
,cdu Slov. Ligy. zasedanie bo
o yyzdvlhnute, lebo je uz cas- k
= ,edu. Navrh prijaty tou p
!" mlmkou, ze kazdy bude mat pr
- ezitost problemoch, pre- ktol
70 sch6dza bola svolana, premysl a
/ tym snadnejsie mozu byt' ries
d le. Prve zasedalie bolo preds
y dom p. Bielekom 1915 ho
ny rozpustene.
p III. zasedanie.
Br. predseda Ivan Bielek otv
- ril zasedanie LIS hod. Zapisn
precital mena zastnpcov. Ia Q
yanizaciu IKSJ. prisiel na pop
indnajsie zesadnutie al p. Andr
III Novak, hi. pokladnik.
iii Predseda oznamuje, ze ia l,a
CRANE je vol ma debata Q prob
III me noveho urist 'ahovalectya,
ktorom ma zastupcom obsirne.
II referat podat' p. o. d. Kore
III All sAs a Z J. = v
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-21
SHUT UP!
Seems to me this is the most
useless I0aste of type and paper
1 eVer SGtU.
HENPECKED HENRY.

The still small voice Of the night
Many h"otch hunters thrill
A. II speaks right nut Ia them;
II made this In my own still"
HANDY KID.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-21
Friends, Say LandIady
And Board Jumper
In Court

Mrs Deborah Gilman, board
ing house keeper at 1903 Ninth
St. N. W., who had Edward H.
Hodnett, an ironworker, ar
rested for jumping a board bill
of 1921, cordially shook hands
with him in Police Court today
when he took the witness stand
after she had told Judge Mat
tingly how Hodnett had failed
to pay her.
The court, puzzled by this IN
usual show of cordially between
complainant and defendant,
questioned them and was as
sured by both that there was
no "hard feelings" between
them, that they were "the best
of friends"
Hodnett, with the aid of
friends, raked together $40,
which he gave to his landlady,
who said she would be satisfied
if Hodnett paid the balance
whenever he can. He received
a suspended sentence of three
months within which time he
promised to pay the balance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-21
80 HOMES VISITED IN MILLS PROBE
ROMANCE HERE
At HALT

The marriage license taken out
last week by ]. Phillip Pepper, in
vestment broker with offices at
1912 H st. N. W., to marry Miss
Theresa Crosson, daughter of DIR.
and Mrs. II. ]. Crosson, has not
been used.
Miss Crosson, who recently won
fame as an air pilot when she quail
fled as an aviatrix in A Commute
course, landing her machine per-
fectly, explained today that the
license had been taken out without
her knowledge and so far she has
been kept in the dark as to the
future plans.
II know nothing of the details.
do not know of any time being set
for the marriage nor when ! shall
marry Mr.. Pepper, if ever" was the
way in which Miss Crosson ex-
planned the situation.
Learning that a license had been
taken out ! succeeded in reaching
all of the newspapers in time to
correct the mistake before it was
published, with one exception. 1t was
published in a mail edition of one
Of the morning papers and has
filtered back to the city. Since that
time have been deluged with tele-
phone calls" Miss Crosson said.
Mr.. Pepper merely explained to-
day that no plans had been made
and that he would announce them
when they had been completed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-21
POWER ROW UP
To CONGRESS
JOE McCANN

The next step in the dispute over
water power development is now
up to the Federal Power Commits
sion.
All of the reports from local
groups, including the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, the army engineer for
the District. Maj. Brehon Somer-
veil, and civic bodies, are now be.
fore power tribunal
Hearings are to be held in which
the sponsors of the Byllesby pro.
ject are to be heard. The date of
this public discussion has not been
fixed, and probably will not be un-
til the board has had opportunity
to consider in detail the reports
now submitted to it.
The lack of local support for the
promoters of the project seems to
make it certain that the prelimi-
nary permit for development will not
be granted, and in any event the
whole subject will be brought be-
fore Congress next winter.
Congress will have an opportunity
to determine the moot point of con-
flicting jurisdictions relating to the
territory in and around Washing
ton.
1t seems probable that both the
Park and Planning Commission and
the Fine Arts Commission will seek
new legislation to confirm their
jurisdiction over all matters which
affect the development of Washing
ton as National Capital.
o. c. Merrill, secretary of the
Federal Power Commission, today
reiterated previous statements that
no hearings would be held by the
commission on the Great Falls power
PROJECT until October, at the earliest.
Understanding that all reports
from local groups must be submitted
to the commission not later than July
20 was corrected by Mr.. Merrill, who
said several reports were yet to be
received, including that of Major
Brehon Somervell. Army engineer
for the Washington district.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-07-21
PLAN
IS RAPED
-a1ms. staff Photo

About so OF the 400 homes in
cluded in Montgomery county's
murder section" has been can.
vassed by States Attorney Robert
Peters Flying squadron" and the
movements Of all male members
carefully checked, it was announced
today.
Just how many typewriters and
pistols have been unearthed and
any possible connection with the
murder they may have had was not
disclosed. The territory being
covered by the county police in this
census is bounded by Rockville,
Gaithersburg, Travilah and barnes.
| town.
With official statements on the
Edward l.. Mills murder emanatjng
from the courthouse at Rockville
for the past few days indicating
that the authorities are I'D against
blank wall" in their efforts 10
solve the mystery Of the Staying on
july Of the farmer and dairyman
OF the Hunting Hill section, discus.
CONTINUED on Page 22.)
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possibility
Of BREAK
SEEN

The possibility of a break be-
tween the district attorneys office
and the Police Department. de.
veloped today following a ,ugges.
tion by the Gordon office th;tt paid
informers be abolished by the POI
lice.
A conference for discussion of the
advisability of taking this step has
been arranged for early nett week.
The District Attorney will be rep.
resented by his assistants, Harold
circuit, David Hart and Raymond
Neudecker. Major Edwin d. Hesse,
superintendent of police, said he
would attend the conference him.
self.
For some time, assistant district
attorneys say, they have expe.
rienced difficulty in securing con-
victions in cases where the in.
formation has been secured by
paid informers. On several &C.
| casions informers have been shown
to be dishonest and this has led
judges to be skeptical of their
testimony. The trouble came to a
head several days ago when two
inforrlers admitted perjury in con-
| nection with a 'buy" they were
supposed to have made.
The plan, which it is understood
the District Attorneys representa-.
| tives viii suggest, calls for the
abolition OF paid informers and the
substitution of responsible men on
a straight salary basis.
Hesse Opposed
This, they claim, would do away
with the "drifter' and other un-
desirable elements which, it Is
claimed, exist in the informer
ranks at the present time.
Police officials pointed out, how
| ever, that it is next to impossible
for regular members of the force to
make buys" It is too easy, they
say. for the bootleggers to learn their
identity.
Major Hesse pointed out that all
other cities as well as Federal pro.
hibition units employ informers.
Praises Police
"While I regret very much the
|
were not reliable, ] feel that too
much is being made of such a
camparably small incident" Major
Hesse said ION numerous occa-
sions men who are in a position to
know the facts have remarked on
the unusually good conditions pre-
vailing in Washington so far as
bootlegging and drinking is con-
cerned. l interpret this to show
that the police have been doing
effective work under the present
methods.
DR.. Everett N. Ellison, spokesman
for the Citizens Service Association.
said today that he was opposed to
doing away with the informers.
There is too much danger" he
declared, shat salaried men would
lay down on the job"
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BE ORIGINAL

He-Are you going to the dance
tonight?
She-SOl y to say that 1 have
nothing to wear.
He-Fine! Come anyway; moth
ing like being original.
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Two Held for Trial
On Auto Theft Charge

Pleading not guilty to stealing an
automobile belonging to Mrs. Gladys
S. Scott, 1918 Prospect Ave. n. W.,
valued at $500. Judge Mattingly in
Police Court today placed FREQ
Nickens, colored. under $1,000 bond
for the action Of the grand jury.
Headquarters Detectives H. NJ. Jett
and Jake Wolf traced the stolen car
to Fairfax Court House.
Douglas B. West, colored, was
held under $1,000 bond for the
action of the grand jury in connec-
ton with a charge of stealing an
automobile belonging to Louis Ham
mette, 1912 Kilbourne St. N. w.
The accused was arrested by Police
man r. L. Manning of the Eleventh
precinct.
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DIR. c. F. Marbut Guest
At Scientists Breakfast

DR.. c. F. Marbut. a divisional
chief in the Department OF AsricuI.
ture was given a testimonial break.
fast at Moline. H., on Tuesday by
delegates to the First International
Congress Of Soil Science, with
whom he is touring the country.
This information was dispatched
to DIR. A. F. Woods, director of
scientific work in the department
by DR.. A. G. Mccall, mead of the
departments bureau OF chemistry
and soils, who is also a member OF
the scientists party.
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Times staff Photo


MISS TERESA erosion, Washington debutante,
shown here with Pilot George Weiss in plane which
she learned to pilot in 20 minutes, says that j. Philip
Pepper broker with offices in Investment Building had
not obtained her permission when he got out license to
marry her. Mr.. Pepper still has the license.