davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09

Ia {. 2O2. IKSJ Pavel Weber z
Clevelandu.
Ia Progresivny klub {. 81. X.
j. V Cleveland Jan J. Weber.
Ia Odbor 4. MSS Jozef Just.
Ia Sbor Al. TSJS. Jozef Sala-
diak.
Ako jednotlivci: Eduard Vaczy
Jan Pankuch, Rev. Straka, Jan
Czech, Juraj zilka.
Vectr boil v hoteli Washington
banket. Toastmajstrom 'bol Pavel
Jamriska. Recnili: Ivan Bielek,
Michal Bosak, csl. ataSe Papanek,
Ed. Vaczy, kongresman Kent 20
So. Hampton. Pa, Jurai Hricko,
Michal Sineak a mnohi ini. Spie-
vail: D,1 IRISH, Pisareik I. V. Ta-
tala.
Csl. atase recnil Rothermerovi
odporieal doznat' sa, preco Sc
nator Borah pracuje "a Mad ar
sko.
Ma druhy den vybory ponavste-
vovaly kongresmanov prist 'aho-
valecky vybor kongresu a potom
zastupcovia organizacii mali zvla-
|stnu se,lsdzu . spojenfssa sloven-
skych organizacif. Ia spojenie wy
slovili sa zastupcovia IKSJ., Penn.
Jednoty a SLOW. X. Bratstva. "a
stupcovia X. Sokolov a Ev. Jed.
boil pritomnf len co posluchaci,
preto nemohli v meme organizacii
iednat'. Usnesene bolo dockat' do
r0Gnych sch6dz organizacii po-
tom preds. KJ. Juraj Hricko ma
svolat' d 'alSiu sch0dzu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
v KANSAS CITY BUDE
REPUBL. KONVENC1A.

Ma schodzi krajinskeho republi-
kanskeho vy,boru vo Washingtone
odhlasovane bolo stredu mesto
Kansas City "a sidlo republican
skej konvencie, ma ktorej bude
prezidentsky kandidat nominova-
ny. Konvencia zahajena bude tam
IL. jiina 1923 Civic Auditoriu-
me, do ktoreho sa vmestl $4,000
l'udi. v tejto budove nominova-
ny Dol roku 1900 William j. Bryan
"a demokratickeho kandidata ma
prezidentstvo.
Ma schodzi republikanskeho W.
boru doSlo k d 'alSiemu osvedceniu
cd prezidenta Coolidgea, ze ne
chce byt Wac kandidatom re sa
citi byt' eliminovany. Nasledkom
tohto osvedcenia, hned' sa hlasi-
Ii kandidati. Prvy svoju kandida-
ciu oznamil senator Curtis z Kan
sas, druhy sekretar obchodu Her
bert Hoover. Al ohiosky senator
Willis ohlasil svoju kandidaciu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
ST. Mikitova
v amer. opere
spievala vo Philadelphii Titta
Ruffom v opernej drame 'Othello'
v hi. dlohe Desdemony pozoru-
hodnym ispechom.

Slecna Maria Mikita, youngs-
townska Slovenka, po mnohoroc-
nych stndiach v New Yorku a TIA
lii dozila sa splnenia svojich Ii
votnych ttMieb: vyst1penia anne
rickej opere spievanim hlavnej
zenskej iilohy, Desdemony, O.
pernej drame "Othello" v spoloe-
nosti Titta Ruffom, slavnym ba-
ritonom, ktoru davala Pennsyl-
vania Grand Opera Company vo
Philadelphii v stredu, 30. novem-
bra.
,Udalost' tato ma hlboky vyznam
nielen pre- slecnu Mikitovu, ale
pre- americkych Slovakov, ktori
v 81. Mikitovej davajd svetu umel-
kyifu vel'kych schopnosti a skye
lei budncnosti. -
Vyst1penie 81. Mikitovej vo
Philadelphia nasledovalo "a skye
lynn vystupovanim " hlavnych IL
lofach v Italii, kde svoje stndia
skoncila pri najslavnejsieh u6ite-
l'och spevu. Ako jej vystupenia
V Italii skoncily st t'astne, tax jej
prve americke vystitpenie donie-
slo jej zyucneho chyru v celom u
meleckom svete, co jej zabezpeeu-
je adosiahnutie yel'kej umeleckej
kariery.
Tri vel Ike filadelfickc denniky
priniesly prajnu kritiku jej W.
st1peni, ktorn prinesicme i s kraft
kym zivotopisom 81. Mikitovej v
budncom elsie.
z tispechu 81. Mikitovej sa ne
smierne teSime a prajeme jej 20
srdca d'alsieh skvelydh nspe-
chov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
P0SLITE SVOJU.
VIANOtNU POSTU VGAS

Postove ilrady po celej krajine
ziadajl obyvatel 'stvo, ably svoju
vianoenl1 poStu zavGasu oddalo
k doruceniu a ME den pred Via
nocami, ako to mnohi obyGaii
maj1, lebo TAXA posta sotva bude
nacas doruSena. T..
Postove 1rady podavaj1 i ma.
sledovne i1pravy, ktor6 musia byt
zadrzane:
Prilepte vzdy tol 'ko Stempli-
kov, kol 'ko sa vyzaduje.
Adresujte spravne Gitatel ne
a do l'aveho rohu ma vrchu udaj-
te svoju adresu. Piste atramen-
tom a ME ceruzou. Ma pakliky
nemajn byt' karticky adresou
privazovane, ale adresy majd byt
ma pakllku napisane. Ked' je kar-
ticka nevyhnutna, tax vlozte do
balika adresu adresovaneho svo-
ju, ably v pade sa karticka odtrh-
ne, posta mohla balik vzdor to-
mu dorucit'
Nevkladajte listy do !balikov,
lebo v takom pade budete platit
vysoke postovne od balika. List
poslite osobitne.
Ma adresov6 stranu lista alebo
balika nelepte ziadne inc stempli-
ky mimo postovych. Inc lepte ma
opacnii stranu.
Cenne zasielky poslite poistene
(insured).
NajvaGSi balik moze byt' 81
incov dlhy a 70 funtov t'azky, v
prvych troch zonach. Ak ma ist
d 'aleko, "a tretiu zonu. talk ne.
smie vazit Wac nez SO funtov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
"a NovYCH POLICAJTov.
AM JEDEN z MICH sLOVkK

Mestska rada nedavno sa usnie-
sla podvysit poeet policajtov
"a muzov a policajny sef Good
win vo stvrtok poda1 menoslov
novovymenoyanych policajtov. q
Mich iba jeden ma memo neangli-
cke, sice Frank j. Bognar, kto-
ry pravdepodobne ,bude Mad ar.
Tito novi policajti zacnl sldNit
"a. decembra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
VL,ADA SA ZAUJ1MA
O MAJNERSKY STRAJK

Uradnici majnerskej unie w.
zvali boil prezidenta, aby zakro-
cil v strajku majnerov alebo aby
nariadil kongresne vysetrovanie.
AGkol' l'vek prezident nezasiahnul
hned v zaujme skoncenia strajku
znamo je, ze tajomnik praee Da-
Wis konferuje uz Wac dnf S nacel-
nikmi unie a strajkerov. Tajom.
mix dostal mnohe informacie, kto.
re odovzda bud to prezidentovi a.
lebo kongresu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
80 OS0B ZAHYNULO
VO VEL'KEJ ZINE

Spojene Staty vo stvrtok pia-
tok rano triasly sa cd zimy, akej
nepamatat' tomto case. So vset-
kych stran prichodia zpravy o fu-
javiciach vel 'kej zine. v sire
dozapadnych statoch udajne 80 O.
sob zamrzlo ma cestach. v Kanade
teplomer padol ma 81 stupnov pod
nulu. V Youngstown bolo v pia-
tok rano S stupnov mad nulou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
POLITICKY
P R EHL'AD
PosoLsTvo PREzrDRNTA.

Prezident Coolidge precital Y
utorok svoje posolstvo kongresu,
ktorom nafrtal svoju mienku o
vsetkych veciach, ktore sa zivota
blahobytu krajiny tesno doty-
kaj1. v syojom posolstve odpo-
rncal kongresu, ably sa zaoberal
hlavne nasledujilcimi siirnymi
otAzss%l s;@a.. Ilsssr' :
s., Nm ~ xrravovala wal
krdNfacu zakladinu pehazi ma po-
mahanie ko-operatfvnym organi-
zaciam farmarskym.
Stavba brehov, haiti a regulacia
splavnosti niznej Mississippi RE
ky.
Mierne snHenie dani prijmov,
ako je odporncane departmentom
pokladu Spoj. Statov a ponecha-
ME istych vybereich dani.
Armadu dost vel'kn ma obranu
naroda, hojnou zasobou dostoj-
nikov.
Wac valecnych kriziakov, po-
noriek eroplany voziacich lodi,
ale ME ncast v zavodeni o supre-
maciu bitevnom lod 'stve.
Prisne uplatnovanie prohibicie.
Vynesenie zakona, ktory by do
volil prezidentovi jednat' pocas
Strajkov.
Porozrrmenie narodami ma zne-
moznenie vojny utvaranie smldv
ktore sa neprie6ia tistave.
Dozor mad vydavkami filipin-
skej administracie a navStevova-
ME Filipinov kongresnym vybo-
rom kazde diva roxy.
ZhOtOVenle $l2,UVU,UUU nate ma
Panamskom prieplave ma ochranu
proti povodni.
Zakon, ktory by umoznil spoje-
ME sa rodin, ked muz alebo zena
zije v Amerike. .., j.
Zastavenie d d'alsieho 'budovania
vladneho obchodneho lod 'stva a
odovzdanie terajsieho privatnemu
kapitalu.
Stavba prieplavu cd Gufu ilsu
Atlantiku cez st. Lawrence rieku.
Okrem tychto prezident odpo-
r1cal kongresu mnohe inc otazky
k. uvazeniu. Zaujimave je, re od-
portca zmenu prist 'ahovaleckeho
zakona prospech potrhanych ro-
din, GO je vel mi pekne cd neho.
CT kongres toto jeho odporiieanie
prime. lie druha Otazka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
VYRAB0VALI VYKI.ADNY
OBLOK u KURJANOv

Neobyeajne odvazlivi zbojnfci
pred paru dnami vybili vykladny
oblok ma zlatnickom obchode Kur.
jana v {. 227 E. Federal St., z kto.
reho pokradli vsetko, 60 malo da-
jakd vaccssiu cenu. Skoda siaha do
stovak.
Rome zbojstva udavajti sa kaz-
dy den, preto mech sa ma kazdy
ma pozore pred zbojnikmi VIA
masmi. t':t@I,f,lEN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09

mi, 1852 arestovanych len 81
udajnych previnilcov bolo prepu-
sten6. Smith potom povedal, Se
kazdy zakon respektuje a uplat-
nuje, ci 50 mu paci alebo ME. Ale
kazdy ob6an ma pravo pracovat'
70 zrusenie zakona, ktorom my
sli, ze je zly.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
JOHNNY RISKO
Ease ZVfTAZIL

Jan Risko, clevelandsky Slovak
a chyrny pastny zapasnik t'azkej
vahy zapasil v stredu veeer an
glickym campionom t'azkej vahy
Phil Scottom, mad ktorym Risko
zvit 'azil. Risko Scott uchadzaju
sa prilezitost' utkania so sveto-
wynn 6ampionom Tunnym a sire
dajsie Wit 'azstvo Risku potislo
hodne napred.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
sYNcEK p. LEsNAKA cHoRY

Eduard Lesnak, 2-ro6ny syneek
p. Martina j. Lesnaka, znamehol
narodneho pracovnika ! Haselton
minaleho tykdda n4hle onemoc-
mel na zapalenie slep6ho dreya.
Bol rychle odvezenyy do nemocnics|
kde operaciou zachraneny bol xi
votu. sy''
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
oKREsNY ROZPotET
SKORO DIVA MII.ION0VY

Rozpocet Mahoning okresu ma
rok 1923 obnasa 1868, ,920.43. To-
horo6ny rozpocet bol 81, ,931 ,042
i 54 centov, je tedy bud1corocny
rozpocet 0 nieco vySSi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
oSEM L'UDf ZHORELO
v JEDNOM DOME

V jednom stravnfckom dome vo
Williamson, Zap. Virginii vypuk-
null ohen kym stravnici no zba-
dali, mali uE cestu ma Won zasta-i
venn plamenami. Hasicia nasIi Y
kupelni domu osem spalenych mrt
vol, medzi mimi jedno nemluvniat-
ko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
President prijal slovensk1
deputaciu v Bielom Dome
60 Slovakov 70 Wasfingtone- M. J.. Palkovic A.
M. Palkovic zastupovah Youngstown okolie-Veniec
ma hrob Neznameho hrdinu a banket.
v UToRoK PoRADA o sPoJENf sLovENsKYcH
ORGANIZACIf
IKsJ Penn Jednoa Penn Bratsvo spojeneDruha kone
renca spejem organzc bude po rocnych schodzach


V pondelok, 5ftfecembra ma po-
ludnie bola prijata prezidentom
Coolidgeom 6O-clenova deputacia
zastupcov slovenskych organizacii,
easopisov, politickych klubov a
spolkov, ktora tam sla ma podnet
Slovenskej Ligy podat' preziden-
tovi, Wade kongresu Memoran-
dun americkych Slovakoy zauj-
me lepsieho prist 'ahovaleckeho
zakona a va6sej ceskoslovenskej
kvoty.
Prezident prijal deputaciu la
skave kazdemal clenovi potria
sol srdecne pravicu. Pc tomto 10
clenovy vybor odisiel $ preziden-
tom do jeho pracovne, kde "a Is
minnt konferoval prezidentem
podal mu Memorandum. Inc
vfbory vyhl 'adaly znamych sena-
torov a kongresmanov.
V pondelok bolo prave zahaje-
ME kongresu, preto cely Wash
ington boil mimoriadne zivy a rus
ny nase vybory maly hodne pra-
ce ponachadzat' znamych kon-
gresmanov senatorov. Deputaciu
predstavili prezidentovi kongres-
Fmani Campbell -fsittsburghu q
Sabbath z Chicago. -.
Popoludni deputacia navstivila
narodny cintorin, kde polozila ma
hrob Neznameho hrdinu venice.
Krasnu rec povedal Rev. j. Dulik.
V deputacii boil:
Ia Slovenskn Ligu: Ivan Bielek,
Jan A. Kocnr. Pavel Jamriska a
O. d. Koreff.
Ia MSS: Karol Belohlavek
Jozef Durish.
Ia IKSJ.: Rev. Jozef Dulik, Ju-
raj A. Hricko, Jan Lukac, Jan Sa-
Dol, Andrej Novak, Albert Erde-
ly, Jan A. Hetsko, Adam Podkri-
vatsky, N. G. Vargovic, Jan j. Pc
kar, Michal Malta, DIR. Gaydos,
Jan A. Ungvarsky, Michal Bosak.
Ia Penn. Slov. X. Jednotu: Jo-
zef Kiesel, Andrej Guffrovie j.
Krydlo.
ia K. Sokolov: Rev. Martin B.
Rubicky, Michal Sincak, Jan B.
Heljenek, Michal Kudlac, A. M.
Palkovic a Jozef Matiasovsky.
Ia Slov. Evanj. Jednotu: Ste
fan Stefanik a Jan Bibza.
Ia TSVSO. J. G. Molitoris.
Ia Zivenu Maria Volarik-Bra-
dac.
Ia r. CIR. K, Bratstvo: f. III.
Sedlak.
Ia Clev. Slov. Jednotu Juraj A.
Putka a A. J. Stupjansky.
Ia Sdruz. SLOW. Novinarov: G..
Kosik, Jozef zary, Karol Belohla-
vek, Pavel Jamriska, Mich. Kud-
lac, O. D. Koreff a I. V. Tatala.
Ia mar. Noviny: Jozef Zary.
Ia Bratstvo: I. V. Tatala.
Ia X. Sokola: Gusto Kosik.
Ia Svornost j. Kraly.
Ia Slov. v Amerike j. G. Molito-
ris.
Ia Politickd Federaciu v Maho-
ming okrese a Okresny Sbor Slew.
Llgy adv. Michal j. Palkovic.
| Ia Polit. Sdruzenie vo Filadel-
fiji Rev. York, Pavel Kolsun, Ka-
rol Valach Jan Lasecka.
Ia Slov. Dem. klub v Cleve-
land Jan Matej.
Ia Polit. klnb Nanticoke, Pa.
Jozef HudaGek.
"a Polit. klub Bethlehem, Pa.
Jan BartoS.
Ia Polit. klub v Lorain Andrej
lSuroviak q Payel Stamina.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
SMITH SA OSVEDtIL
O pROHIBfCu.

Guverner New Yorku AL Smith,
najvyznamnejsi kandidat demo-
kratickej nominacie ma prezident-
stvo povakovany je po celej kra-
jine "a vel mi mokreho a preto
nemozneho "a kandidata prezi-
dentstva. Ably jeho politicki ne
priatelia nevybijali ma nom kapi-
tai Smith sa minule dni osvedeil,
ako smysl'a 0 prohibicii a co by
robil v zaujme jej uplatnovania,
keby Dol prezidentom. Ia priklad
udal Stat New York, kde krajin-
sky prohibEny zakon je uznavany
prisne uplathovany. Dokym Dol
statny prohibi6ny zakon, previnil-
ci boli chytani, ale statnymi sd
dami prepdst ami. Teraz ked' sd
previnilci dl'a krajinsk6ho zako-
na sddeni pred krajinskymi shda-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-09
vEL'KH oHKN v aRARD.

Vo Stvrtok veSer vypuknul v
obchodnej stvrti 1nesta Girard o.
hen, ktory vyhnal tri rodiny ma
ulicu . sp6sobil skody ma 500, 600.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-06-27
The Signal for Cruiser Building.

The conference has dramatzed program
the Coolidge administration It's insence upon extending the
3 ration agreed to capital ships the Washington
conference years being extended to lighter
nothing prelude the most ambitious
expect Britain sufficient number of its 304
of cruisers reach the level of the $4,000 maintained by
United States Even Britain accepted the proposals of the Amer
delegation it that the naval of the cruiser
would be increased by 100000 tons.
Regardless of the outcome of Geneva the big navy gang
will win its demands The very existence of the conference
with loud huzzahs by the apostles of big
builders the plate manufacturers the munon
The horde of naval officers turned Annapolis a
paid propagand of the proteers)
counting jobs in the and bigger navy that will surely
nateraz The house and committees having jurisdiction
naval construction prepared congress appropr
minimum of $200000000 this coming winter bring the
Of the United States up the British standard
The for naval ornaments while the aceys
mperast powersthe United States England and
apanpeparng for the coming the Pacific trying
the features of Mars the god of pacst
pretenses
time this naval being we see the
powers engaged in the stupendou on the
field aviation This supplemented by frantcay
orng deadly poisonous gases liquid fires and
Their destructive agencies the of which will
kny armed forces but whole populations.
No thinking person view the present world situation
thout perceng the malignant designs upon the lives mil
of the working class The competition in ornaments
accompanies by the most colossal provocaton for the next world
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-06-27
The Reply 10 Reaction.

The demonstration Union Square Saturday under the
auspices Unity Committee of the Furers Union attended
by $4,000 enthusiastic workers. gave decisive the at
the the WolFrayne McGrady Special F. of L.
committee the Forward and party bureaucracy and
heir aes-the Tammany Hall political machneupon the strike
of the Furriers Union and the right to picket.
phaanx with slogans setting forth the issues
around winch the struggle OF the union cehIerS ana W
of the union who have exposed themselves in the course
the fight raised above the of massed faces shared the
applause and cheering with the speakers.
important than the and denuncaon Of
of the labor the huge meeting appauded
appeal all sections of the labor for support
Fuers strike vital principles of union policy organi
cation and tactics
The speakers the meeting agreed with hunderous
that the striking furers the shock troops of the
that their defense of the right to picket
struggle in which the whole labor should join
the whole working class of the United States and
@ to its organized section the thousands OF workers who have
endured for month month the savage attack IN which their
enemies have used every weapoander gangster ramedup
prosecutions which have jailed workers for strike activity ALI
with the bosses and police smash the picket line nunc
questions
you permit officials of the American Federation of
Labor and prestige against the interests of
union strike and attempt did Vice-Pres-
den Matthew Organizers Frayne and McGrady in their
letter to the New York Central Labor Council, the
of union and strkebreakers and scab
herders?
viii you permit these sOcaled labor leaders unite with
police destroy right picket
send strikers TO Jail for picketing?
1t is sufficient comment the disgrace which the Wol
committee has brought upon the labor
nd the sterling services has rendered the Bosses that 900
workers meet in public square the largest city in the United
States and correctly characterize these actions oopgeonm
Of the rankest kind blow the foundations of the labor
movement and rrefuabe evidence of front with the
bosses destroy Of the coerne of American trade union
tacsceasess struggle for the right to strike and picket
The Union Square demonstration the first action in
campaign which the Furiers Unity Committee has begun and
which has its object the exposure before the whole labor
of the reaconay alliance and its destructive activities
<the New York needle trades
The meeting marks the opening of phase the struggle
Of the rank and file under left wing leadership to build and main
honest and effective trade unions from which all
has been eliminated 1t will mark the revival of rank and file
offensive against soopigeonsm in the labor
certain that with the full information relative the
methods used the needle trades by the National Civic Fedora
ton ofcadom the ranks of the labor its disposal
the of the membership of the American labor
will be sharp and cear-w be the given the Union
Square meeting; but magnified hundredfold.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-06-27

The British forgery
worldwide campaign against the workers and
peasants of the Soviet Union The temporarily unite
against the nationalist liberation movements China Britain and
Italy provoke situation in the Balkans France cyncay
watches the performance Geneva and calls the
coors The United States ntenes its aggression Central
South America while its greedy and avarcous agents the
whole world trying in every conceivable extend
power against it's mperalist rivals Behind the Geneva
the American agents try desperately induce Japan abandon
orentaon toward Britain and throw it's lot in with the
jackal pack of Wall Street
The gathering clouds of the next world conflict hover om-
nousy mankind Henceforh effort be made
combat the madness by launching against
the diplomats who gambling with the lives of unnumbered
millions of workers and farmers The hypocrtca pacfs mask
must be ripped asndr and the deou features of the
prators exposed all their ugnes that the potential
oddehe of the workers and the farmersw fight the
class struggle against the mperast monsters instead Of the i'm
peralst for them
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-06-27

Indignation" of Hankow, SO copiously
duplicated in this country.
THE policy of encircling and isolat-
ing the Soviet Union, tenaciously
pursued by Chamberlain in all parts
of the world, necessitated, however
two conditions: First, a complete
agreement in the British cabinet as
to the means and the tempo of the
campaign; second, the patching up
for time at least-of the various
conflicts between the imperialist pow
ers which particularly in the recent
weeks have become rather sharp.
THE state visit of President Dou-
mergue of France to London which
ended on May 10Th after a series of
conversations between BRAND and
Chamberlain, was apparently design
ed to bring an agreement between
France and Great Britain not only
upon the question of the Soviet Union
but also upon all the other questions
Of difference. The purpose was to
set down the reward" to be meted
out to Stresemann for his loyalty
to the League of Nations and stimuli
taneously to press down too high de-
mands on his part, to allay the too
troublesome Mussolini and at the
same time again to "settle" the ques-
ton of the Mediterranean, further to
reach an understanding about the
Little Entente" and the Balkans and
so on.
In a word, the two main imperialist
fiddlers met to agree upon their tune
at the approaching session of the
council of the League of Nations
But it seems that the precipitate ac-
ton of the die-hard clique of the
Baldwin cabinet has forced matters
before the whole show could be well
staged. This is one of the reasons
for the "fizzling out" of the Geneva
session. The others are the imperial
list differences that just now come
more sharply to the fore.
This phase of the situation the role
and the game of the other various
"imperialisms" including that of the
United States we shall present in the
following chapters.
Ito be continued)
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New Oil Lands Discovered.

MOSCOW, June 26.-Nearly 2,700
acres of oil-bearing lands have been
recently discovered in the Kerch re-
gion Of Crimea. Behring'S will begin
during the next fiscal year.
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Party Units, Attention!

All notices of party affairs, meet
ings and other activities for publica-
ton in The DAILY WORKER should
be addressed to the Party News Edi-
tor, The DAILY WORKER, SO First
St., New York.
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Passaic Branch to Have Outing.

The Workers Party Branch of Pas
sale will run bus ride Sunday, July
Ord to Horse-neck Bridge. 1t will
start p. m. from the Workers Home,
81 Dayton Ave. Tickets one dollar.
For children % cents.
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Industrial Organizers of Section l
Meet Tonight.

A special meeting of the industrial
organizers of Section 1 will be held
tonight p. m. at 108 East 18th st.
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Talk on British Trade Union Bill.
Charles Mitchell will speak on the
British Trade Union Bill at the edu-
cational meeting of subsection Sc,
tomorrow evening, 6.15 p. m. at 100
West 2Sth st.
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are to report on Thursday, June 80.
z p. m. to 81 East 10th ST., two
flights up.
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The Albee Theatre in Brooklyn will
have program of acts including
Marion Harris; The Ingenues; Valer-
lie Bergere; Keene and Eline; Ed. ].
Lambert; Jack Hanley; Hayes, Marsh
and Hayes; and The Del Ortos.
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~ DRAMA IN
broadway Briefs

Zone For ALL" the drama by Ern-
est and Louise Cortis, now playing
at the Princess Theatre will move
to Wallack's Theatre Monday eve
ming.
"Bottomland," a new revue, will
have its premiere at the Princess
Theatre tonight. Eva Taylor and
Clarence Williams head the all-Negro
cast.
Charlotte Greenwood, remains at
the Palace for a second week, appear
ing in new program. Fhe other acts
are: Maryon Vadie and Ota Gygi and
the Maryon Vadie Dancers; William
and Joe Mandel; Owen McGiveney,
in scenes from Dickens; "The Wag-
err" Ed Healy and Allan Cross and
Les Ghezzis.