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The monitor., 1928-05-11
PROBATE NOTICE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ALICE PERKINS, DECEAS-

IN The MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF ALICE PERKINS, DECEAS-
ED.
Notice is hereby given: That the
creditors of said deceased will meet
the administrator of said estate, be-
fore me, county judge of Douglas
county, Nebraska, at the county court
room, in said county, on the 18th day
of July 1928, and on the 18th day
of September 1928, at 9 O'Clock A.
M, each day, for the purpose of pre-
senting their claims for examination,
adjustment and allowance. Three
months are allowed for the creditors
to present their claims, from the 9th
day of June 1928.
BRYCE CRAWFORD,
4t-5-10-28 County Judge.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

The Rev. Robert W. Bagnall, di-
rector of branches, National Associ-
alton for the Advancement of Col
ored People, who was the house guest
of the Rev. and Mrs. John Albert
Williams during his stay in the city,
left for Colorado Springs, Colo, We'd
nesday night.
The monitor., 1928-05-11
FOR SALE--Large house, IA rooms.
A good paying place. Call at 1904
North oath St.

Miss Lulu Rountree entertained a
few guests in honor of Miss Helena
Wherry and her sister, Mrs. Tobitha
McClain, and Mrs. Arthur Durham,
last Wednesday afternoon, at her
home. After the luncheon the party
went sightseeing and left for home
Thursday.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Mr.. Karl E. Tunberg, the we'll
known musician and critic, has favor
ed The Monitor with his opinion of
Miss Hayes recital, which will be
interesting to our readers.
The monitor., 1928-05-11
Bungalow of Dreams? What?
Where? When?

Miss Gertrude Lucas is at home
from the Wise Memorial hospital,
where she underwent an operation
two weeks ago, and is reported i'm
proving nicely.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Miss Ruth o. Collins, acting secre-
tary of the North Side Branch of the
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton, has returned from Sacramento,
Cal, where she went as a delegate to
the national meeting of the Y. W.
G. A.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Mrs. Mary Duncan is spending a
two weeks stay in Chicago, visiting
her sister, Mrs. Vivian King Mitchell
and friend, Mrs. Beatrice Wilkin-
son. She will attend the sessions of
the Methodist general conference.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Mrs. Hiram Greenfield, who has
been very seriously i'll at her home,
915 North Forty-ninth street, is able
to be out again.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

A. P. SCRUGGS, Lawyer. Large ex-
perience. Handles all law cases
2310 North Twenty-second street.
Webster 4162.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Mr.. James King of Kansas City,
Mo-, spent the week end visiting his
aunt, Mrs. Walter Seals.
The monitor., 1928-05-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many friends
who sent flowers to the funeral OF
/. N. Maxwell.
MR.. and MRS. C. B. KITCHEN
The monitor., 1928-05-11
PERSONALS

Ed. F. Morearty, Lawyer, 700 Pc
tiers Trust Building, jackson Ss41 or
Harvey 2156.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Mr.. l. N. Maxwell, a resident of
Omaha for many years, died Mon
day, April 80, after three weeks
illness. He was buried Tuesday, May
1, from St. Johns A. NJ E. church,
of which he was a membre.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Bungalow of Dreams? What?
When? Where?
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Mrs. d. V. Gordon has gone to St.
Louis, Mo-, where she was called by
the serious illness of her mother-in-
law, Mrs. W. Gordon.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Bungalow of Dreams? What?
When? Where?
Ray L. Williams attended a meet
ing of the Kappa Alpha 81 fraternity
at Iowa City last week.
Mr.. C. H. Hicks was detained at
home last week by sickness.
WANTED-Bundle washing or day
work. 2402 T st. Cora Caster.
Sell your property through me.
My plan brings the buyers. Richard
Elerlson, Real Estate, 206 North
Thirty-seventh street, Harvey 1859.
ADV.
The monitor., 1928-05-11

Coming-Carl Diton-noted pian-
list. Watch for date and place.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
RADOsTNA ZVEsT z KANADY

Brat Juraj Klesken, predseda
II. Sboru Slovenskej Llgy v Bel
levue, Alta, Kanada zaslal nam
nasledovn1 radostnn zvest': IS
radost 'ou Vam oznamujem, re
podarilo sa nam zalozit' novy
Cbor Slovenskej Ligy v Blair
more, Alta. Clenovia tohoto Sbo-
ru sl: Matej Suchy, predseda,
Mattel Oles, ST., tajomnik, Jan
Vavrek, pokladnlk, Tomas Do
min, Martin Banak, Jozef BaHak,
Stefan Kabac, Matej Stobel, Jo-
zef Jolazik, Jan Kudlana, Jozef
Valek a Jozef Salas, clenovia.
Bud tie tedy tax dobry, zaslite i'm
potrebne veci. Tol'koto pripis
brata Juraja Kleskena.
Mill bratia! Vzdavam YAM ma
tomto' mieste hlbok1 1ctu a vd "a
ku "a vasu dohrosrdecnost'' a la.
skavost' preukazand k svojeti.
Vidfm z vasho cinu, ze ste nepod.
l'ahli vabeniam falosnych proro-
kov, zachovali ste srdce eiste, pri-
jail ste so srdetnou doverou nasu
neposkyrnen1 slovensk1 zastavu
ziv vas Bob, daj vam strvania '
dobrom.
Jan A. Kocdr,
tajomnfk Slov. Ligy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

- N uS mate knixku "Ams-
rika Na5a vlast'7" Ak ME, prid' !.
te 81 in xadov&kit' do redalkcie
Js to najtplnejIia americls& histo
ria ' slovsn6ine 20 - obraxmi 1
g Hvotopismi slAvnych Amsrik&-
nov.
Tento casopis uverejfuje ..
hlasky len spoil 'ahlivtch obcho-
dov, vSeSinou tych najstarsfch '
meste. Kto ttmito obchodami
obchoduie, mdse byt iskt, Is do
stane spr&vny tovar = srr&vnu
cenu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

medzi inym al nasledovnn radu
"Raz navzdy 81 vyprosujeme,
ably l'udia 1zkeho horizontu po-
rucnikovali nam a posielali nam
fermany, ze ako name zit' ako
sa name zariad'ovat'. l so stano-
viska medzinarodneho je otazkou,
ci ii pani, ktori 81 dovol'uj1 tntor-
skym t6nom hovorit' nami, ma
j1 k tomu pravo."
Precitajte 81 tento odkaz, bra.
tia americki, dobre precitajte
81 no so par raz, aby sa yam vii
do duse, lebo odkazuje vam he
chap, ktory nemalo prispel k to.
mu, zeby cesko-slovensky pome1
Dol taky, aky je. Tol'ko drzosti
podlosti, a darebactva SINE davno
necitali v jednom clanku, ako to
vypotil neslavnej pamati Jane
Jancek...
Co chce tento Jano?
Nakol Ko zname historiu, toho
to Jana Janceka vysupovali ,
Ruska nasi dobri legionari pr
jeho intrigy medzi legionarmi. A
ponevaG nemal sa kan vrhn1t'
lebo we'd ma Slovensko vtedy ne.
mohol priEiel k nam do Anne
riky a vodrel sa jeho drzou po
vahou "a tajomnika Slovenske.
Ligy. Ako tajomnik Ligy dral ii
Ligu mesaEne 0 $4,000, slovon
TRIsTO DOLAROv, mozole Il
naSho dobreho l'udu, ktore tentt
daval ma oslobodenie Slovenska .
: ktorych mozol'ov Jano Janeel
kral 'ovsky 81 I'll v Pittsburghu ,
indie, rozhadzuj1 sa "a slovensk'
groSe.
| Tento samy Jano Jan6ek odka
zuje teraz komisne Slovenske
lI1ge, 5e 70 ma . nem6 robit', 10
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
(Voli sa jeden).

smies1uje prayo americkych Slo.
vakov starat' sa 3. svoju brat tam
pod Tatrami! Takto moze ,hoyo.
rit' naozaj len sodron, akym je
Jano Jancek! A
Jano Jancek ako tajomnik Ii.
gy utekal po prevrate ma Slo.
vensko, obohateny S americkymi
dolarmi, ably 81 tiez sadol k tomu
vladnemn valoya 4 kydal ma sta.
tocnych Sloyakov A opytajte So
Slov. Ligy, kol'ko svinstva ten o
plan natropil Wei lradovIach
kol Ike dokumenty zmizly,. axe
vlastne viedol I'll kancelariu q
ked' vam to vysvetlia, Ease uvidi
te, ze takto podle pisat' o Lige
a americkych .Slovakoch m6zt
len chlap kalibru Jana Janceka
lebo poriadny, DESTINY clovek nj
|kdy tax nebude pisat' 0 jeho do
brodincoch.
Ano, nebyt' takeho Jana Jan
ceka, Slovenska Diga mohla mat
|aj dnes tie tisice dolarov, ktorl
ON prehajdakal a mohla ich dine,
uzivat' ma krajsie, kultirnejsit
veci, ako ich mala dat podliakov
akym sa. dokazal byt' ket'as ia
lno Jancek! ..
| my mu odkaznjeme raz ma
vzdy: Slovensko preto ME je tam
kde ma byt', lebo ma "a :vodco,
i l,udf kalibru Jana Janceka
Cesko-slovensky pomer preto j
taky rozhegany % rozpapranN le
! bo tt cesko-slovensk1 politik,
robia l'udia bez cti q handy akyn
je Jano Jancek.. A -dokial' sloyen
ski politiku budl robit' TAXI Cd
roni, naozaj jena case, aby SIN,
81 my americkf Slov&ci dali 3 nj
mi pokoj, dokial ich Cert nevez
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

me al S ich politikou. 8 :.
Ale my americki Slovaci name
inc veci ma starosti ako sa bah
rat Janom Jancekom. Nam ide
a musi list slovensky narod a
jeho budilcnost' bez OIL 'adm ma
politickych styacov sorty Jana
Janceka. A zeby sa JEDNA TIRE
TINA slovenskeho naroda v A.
merike a v Kanade zij1ca nemala
starat' blahobyt svojej krve
pod Tatrami, tak1 sprostl q bl-
bd radp moze nam davat' politi-
cky suster Jano Jancek, ktory
.naozaj lsal by byt' do smrti po-
vd'aeny nam americkym Slova-
kom "a. nase dolare, "a ktor6 We
RUE nam nikdy medal nijakej
protihodnoty. TAX, hl'a; -xd'aei sa
nam Jano Jancek! Ale pride ma
psa mraz!
Konecne: Odkazte Jano jan
eek ruskym legionarom, ze do
DNES ste i'm neodovzdali " A.
merike kolektovanii sbierku. o
take veci sa starajte a ME po-
ctivd narodnd pracu Slovenskej
Ligy. BiG.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10

Nemeni ma veci, ku ktorej politi-
Ickej strane prisldchame. jedna
la tiez al druha nezasype mas
laskiu, ochotou milostiami. ]
Iiedna a tiez al druha da nam len
to, co 81 v jej lone a v jej kruhu
Ivymozeme co nam dat musi! A
opakujem: Sine ostaneme "Fo-
reigneri' ci uz jednej ci az v
druhej strane. A prave preto
SVOJ IA SVOJHO! V nasom pa
de a pociatocnictve NEZROBI-
ME- CHYBU, ked sa dl'a tohoto
hesla budeme riadit al mimo hra-
nic politickej strany.
Mozem byt' demokrat a m0zem
smele hlasovat ma republikanske-
no kandidata, ale SVOJHO tam,
kde moja vlastna strana nepo-
stavi takeho. Aspon budncnosti
nauci sa pokracovat' trochu spra-
vodliveisie proti obcanom sloven-
skeho povodu. Podobne pokraeo-
vanie zda sa byt' mylne, ale ME
V konecnom vysledku. Ono, ked'-
re bude neustale pestovane - po-
vedie len ku dobremu a spravo-
dlivosti proti obcanom slovenske-
no p6vodu. A ked' ODE politicke
strany, respektujic poeet volie-
stva slovensaeho p6vodu - po-
stavia, alebo dajl do kandidacie
|SLOvAKOV - potion dobrym
syedomim m0zeme sa drzat' vlast-
nej politickej strany a jej kandi-
datov. 8.
V poslednom case doznavam sa,
ze mas brat Jan S. Troyan, z
youngstown, Ohio uchadza sa o
trad okresneho komisara ma de-
mokratickom listku re primar-
ky bud1 IA. augusta t. r. Viem, re
v Youngstown, Ohio sl nasi bra
tia rozdeleni v prislusnictve ku
politickym stranam tax, ako al
indie. Vzdor tomu opakujem /:
Svoj "a svojho a Slovak "a kan
didata slovenskeho povodu - te-
da Janka Troyana.
Doznavam sa, re Jan f. Smol-
ka Clevelandu, Ohio, uchadza sa
o nrad statneho zastupcu ma de-
mokratickom listku. Doznavam
sa, re Jan j. Weber kandiduje "a
poslanca statu Ohio. Nuz, co som
povedal bratovi Troyanovi, tyr
dim al bratoch Smolkovi We
berovi co som povedal Youngs
towne, to tvrdim al Clevelande.
Je to zasada, Cd ktorej t'azko
upustit' a plati ona vsade: plati
o spomenutych nespomenu-
tych. Nenprosne pestovana pove-
die ku dobremu a naprave bu-
dicnosti v tom okamihu, kto-
rom sa ODE politicke strany do
znajn, ze ME je radno ignorovat
ziadosti a poziadavky city. OBJ
cianstva slovenskeho p6vodu
Blizssia kosel'a nez kabat!
Svoj "a svojho a svojmu!
| ivan Rin1ek
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
"ZAsL6zHNf vYPRAsK
PITTsBURoHsKfM LIGOSOM'

Pod tymto nazvom uverejnuje
N. Y. D. 6lanok Jana Janceka,
byv. tajomnika Slovenskej Lfgy
q terajsieho rychtara Ruzomber.
ku, v ktorom Glanku Jano Jancek
odkazuje americkym Slov&kom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
BUD1lE svou!

Hlasali SINE vzdy SVOJ IA
SVOJHO! A heslo toto nemame
priciny zmenit alebo opravit'
SINE slabf, SINE mali, SINE poeia.
todnici SINE Wade "foreigneri"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-08-10
BULLETIN
SLOW. LfGY
sLOVENSKY DEN v YOUNGS-
TOWN, OHIO.

ZS uOIlHdSIl q 0AiS
mango zije duch slovensky. Jeden
brat, co pri mne stal povedal: /:
"Pan Bob mas stvoril Slovakmi.
keby boil chcel, aby SINE boil my
mi, by mas takymi boil stvorll.
ked 81 teda naSu sloveneinu bra
nine, koname vol u Pana Boha. !"
A takto smysl'a al temer kazdy V
tel pocetnej sloyenskej spolocno-
sti.
Okolit6 dediny boly tiez pekne
zastnpene. Videl som tam pi. Kla-
marovn New Castle, Pa, p. 1sto-
Gina Ambridge, Pa, p. Franeka
Farrell, Pa. a mnohych inych,
ktoryeh - zial' - neznam po-
dl'a mena. Stretnul som sa ma
Slovenskom Dni dostojnym p.
j. M. Liscinskym, p. A. M. Pal
kovicom, predsedom SLOW. Kat.
Sokola, p. Jozefom Sehromofskym
predsedom Okr. Sboru Slov. LII
gy, p. Rybarom, p. Liptakom, Muir
dzakom FIR. Hudikom, starym to
veteranom horlivym narodnym
pracovnikom, ktory by al zivot
dial "a til nasn slovencinu. Bola
yam to krasa .videt tam vyse pat ,
tisic shromazdenych synov a deer
naroda slovenskeho. Povedomych
zaujatych "a slovenskn rec, "a
prava svojho naroda. A co 5
chvalou spomennt' muslin, nasej
mIadeze boil tam krasny pocet.
Bola tam celia V. Zupa K. Soko-
la, ktora z prilezitosti Slovenske-
no Dna usporiadala svoj slet. Cd
rama Az do obeda zavodili Sokoli,
Sokolky podrost obojeho pohla-
via. Ach, mali ste videt' to odu-
Sevnenie.
Shromazdene sa zahajlo o pol
tretej hodne popoludni. Obecen-
stvo privital vzletnou reeou brat
Jozef Schromofsky. Hovoril o
potrebe spoluprace. Poukazal ma
nebezpecenstvo Wallace sa ne
svornosti atd'. atd'. Potion pred
stavil tajomnika Slovenskej Ll-
gy, ktory zaoberal sa pracou Slo-
venskej Lfgy "a narod, "a zabez-
peeenie mu st'astnejsej bud1cno-
sti. Nasledovali d'alsf recnlci, ale
ponevac musel som sa ponahl'at'
ma vlak, nuz nezaznacil som 81 ich
i mena. ....
Pravdu ma p. zpravodaj Young.
Slovenskych Novin, re pre- owe
nu hale, t'azko bolo pocut' rec
nikov. T'azko preto, lebo podobne
miestnosti ME sn ma reenenie, ale
ma zabavu. Darmo sa recnik sill,
jeho HAS sa v tom suchote celkom
ztrati. Tol'koto Slovenskom Dni
Youngstown, Ohio. A teraz e.
Ste niekol 'ko SLOW tych nasich
pracach.
Drahi bratia, mile sestry ma
rode! Trva este zapas "a til nasu
slovencinu, DESTINY, mravny, Ii
vot rodiaci, nadeje budiaci! Nuz
smelo napred! Medal sa Slovae
moja, bud ma strait, vytrvaj! TIL
tmu rozptylime, til biedu zlomi-
me, to otroctvo zadusime, til kriv-
du pachan1 vselijakymi Eipokro.
karmi znicime. Ma svetlo k upl-
nej slobode, k vzdelaniu Slovad
draha! Mech veselo veju nase "a.
stavy "a nasu pravdu, mech vejd
proti krivde, proti otroeeniu, u.
tlacaniu! Pomahaj vam Bob ,
tomto boji. Slucte sa do vedna
"A hrde zastavy nase, ma ktorycl
je napisana myslienka Bozia
pravo nasho zitia, obrana pravs
a chlebfcka mech pysne vytrvalt
dvfha a drzf svalovita, pevna ru
ka Slovaka!
Daj Boze, aby ma vsetkych stra
mach nasich slovenskych vydrzia
valy sa taketo shromazdenia 2;
1celom poucenia.
Vas 1primny brat,
Yk~ n~rk .
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
FASHIONS HAVE NO
APPEAL TO filler
Miss Earhart Regards Clothes as
Matter Of Necessity

New York. June 90 Rl-Fashions
peal to Amelia Earhart. clothes she
regards as a matter-o f-fact neces-
sity. like food.
Furthermore, flying is a perfectly
natural thing in her opinion and re-
quires no special toys: dress is as
good air equipment as trousers.
Borrowed Clothes
So when the Boston social worker
prepared to hop across the Atlantic
she even had to borrow her flying
clothes.
Brown trousers. a silk shirt. a
turtle-nccked sweater, and an old
leather flying coat, plus two hand
kerchiefs and toothbrush. These
were Amelia Earhart's accoutre-
mcnts when she stepped over to
Wales. Even the trousers went only
on the insis'ence of friends.
Il don't get all cluttered up for
an automobile ride she protested.
why should | dress any differently
for this"
When, in the long days of waiting
al Trcpassey. she wired a friend who
knew OF her scant wardrobe that sh.
vas seeing much Of the Catholic sis
tcrs ard received the suggestion that
she retire and be Numbered by the
nuns, she sent the characteristic
reply;
"Thanks for fatherly advice. No
need laundering. Stockings and un-
dorwear worn ont and have lost only
shirt to Sim playing rummy.'
No Money Along
A bag she vetoed as useless
equipment refusing to take any
thing the boys could not have.
Money was eliminated on the same
grounds.
"If ! don't got there" she an
nomced. 81 won't need it. And If
do il win be all right
Money. those who know her say.
hlS n"yer been part Of her scheme
of things for herself. il is OF use
only tor what II viii buy in the work
in Which h"r interest lies.
Th1t interest. 0oW conferred in
aviation auI tn" D"uisou settlement
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
few she replied.

few" she replied.
Miss Earhart answered, Il hope
not" when asked if she had re.
ceived any cabled proposals of mar.
riage. A laugh was the only reply
to the question as to what she
thought of the good looking Eng
lish policemen.
Throughout her talk. Miss Ear
hart paid sincere tribute to the mer
who flew with her She told of their
skill and ability in navigating by
instruments. Many accidents, She
asserted. undoubtedly had beer
caused by attempting to fly without
proper instruments.
The flicrs yesterday left the
Friendship behind them in South
ampton water and motored to Lon
don after 6 o'clock last night.
Miss Earhart had to make rush
with her guardians up the rose
garlanded steps leading into the
hotel to escape the enthusiasm OF
the crowd. She truned before she
entered and smiled down on the
throng. Then she was whisked by
elevator to the seventh floor where
tea was waiting for her in a cosy
flower bedecked room.
Mary Thomas. the seven year ole
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
ATLANTIC Fl|ER
STUDIES ENGLAND
Miss Earhart to Observe Social
Work There

London, June 20 dP)-On a vaca-
tion, as she expresses it. Miss
Amelia Earhart intends to improve
herself in her profession. She hopes
to See how England carries on its
social service work. which She says
is her profession.
Receiving the acclaim of London,
the first woman to fly the Atlantic
expressed a desire to visit the vari-
Gus settlements, and especially
Townbee Hall. educational and So
cial center in London's east side.
Newspapermen interviewing her
did not seem to understand why
Miss Earhart had flown the Allan.
tic with Wilmer Stultz and Louis
Gordon in the Friendship and asked
many questions in an effort to de.
termine the reason.
She denied that her flight had
been a race with Mabel Boil to sec
which would cross the ocean first
She stated emphatically that She
did not intend to capitalize on hel
adventure by entering the motion
pictures or going on the vaudeville
| stage.
Was 1t true, asked one reporter
that she made the flight to obtair
funds to lift the mortgage on the
| family homestead in America.
NO" said Miss Earhart, that's
absurd"
"My profession Is social work
| This is my vacation"
But since you have prohibition
in America. you should have no so.
cial problems" another reporter
said.
Unfortunately. We still have q
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
Plenty OF POiSe
Bremen Ceremonies to
Come Here Short Wave

Nauen, Germany, June 20 Up
Ceremonies in connection with the
arrival of the crew of the transat-
lantic plane Bremen at Templehof
airdrome near Berlin today We're to
be broadcast on short wave length
to enable Americans to tune in on
them.
Officials of the Nauer station
said the broadcasting would be a
test of the efficacy of short wave
radio transmission. A twenty kilo-
watt short wave sender on a wave
length of 1854 was to be used.
The fiers. Captain koehl. Baron
Won Huenefield and Major Fitz-
maurice We're expected to reach the
airdrome at 1:45 p. m. G:45 a. m,
eastern standard timc.)
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20

daughter OF the hotel manager.
presented the American girl with a
model OF the Friendship in pink
and blue hydrangea blossoms and
fern leaves. Miss Earhart thanked
the child and chatted briefly with
her. and Mary went away as happy
as if she had flown the Atlantic.
While Miss Earhart was enjoy
ing her tea the first newspapermen
and photographers arrived. Not
withstanding the good sleep she had
at BURY Port she had not fully re-
covered from the fatigue of her ad :
venture. Therefore she made the in
lerVieW short.
She was still in the clothes in
which she had flown the Atlantic
and said she would have 10 do con-
siderable shopping. Now. however.
she wanted to retire, and with a
pleasant smile and a wave of her
hand she left her callers.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
Broadcast and Televisi0n
Take Place at Same Time

Chicago, June 20 Pr-A successful
broadcast of voice and tclevision at
the same time was made last night
over Station VIGIL, the Chicago
Federation of Labor. in an expert
ment under a special permit issued
by Samuel Pickard, the federal ra-
dio commissioner.
A view of the head and shoulders
of +. n. Nockels. secretary of the
with his voice and received by the
inventors of the process. NJ. j..
Hayes and Ulysses Znarbria. over
their receiving apparatus located
several miles distant.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
WEDNESDAY,.
Eastern Daylight Saving Time
New England
56O-WT1C, Hartfortl-536

56O-WTIC, Hartford-536
6:20-Summary OF program and
news
6:25-Sportograms
6:3o--Hotel Eond Trio
6:55-Baseball scores
silent for WCAC
.:30-"Ask Me Another"
S-The Passing Crowd
s:3o-Venetian Nights-A musical
ensemble
9-Program from NBC Studios
lo:S0-Time, news and weather
5GO-WCAC. storrs-538
7-Timely Farm Topics
5O0-WDRC. New Ha,cn-:6S
5-Merchants' Musical Period
6:i5-News. weather and theater
review
S:5S-Baseball scores
Time: Ukulele and piano recital
7:So-Violin recital
s-Mrs. G. Hubbard, contralto;
Catherine Smith. pianist
s:3o-To be announced
Slime: Brooks String orchestra
ll3O-WICC, Bridgeport-266
s-Merchants' Hour
Studio program
7:l5-Piano recital
7:30-Question Box
7:45-Y. NJ. c. A. Harmonlca band
S:l5-Jack Conlin, vlolinist
8:30-Reading
S:l5-To be announced
3:45-Raseball scores
o:55-News: Ritz Ball Room orch.
eOO-W8Z, SpIingfield-333
6-Weather report
6:tl-Safety Crusaders
6:l5-Time: Musical program
s:55-Baseball scores
7-Newspaper Nights
7:lo-George Olsen's orchestra
7:So-Radio Nature League
s-Capt. Mackie. AIT Nail Pilot
S:So-Program from NBC Studios
10:01-The Trumpeters
10:30-Baseball scores
10:S5-Jack Morey's Singing orch.
ll:30-Time and weather
65O-WNAC-WRIS. Boston-l6i
5-Ted and His Gang
6-Juvenile Smllers
Ritz Carlton orchestra
7;3O-Motorists' Guide
s-Mason and Hamlin concert
S:30-Song recital
9-Program from New York
1l:o5-News
l1:l5-kenmore Restaurant orch.
SoO-WEEI. BostOI-5OS
6-Jaques Renard and orchestra
6:35-News: Chimes: Juvenile Gems
6:45-Big Brother club
7:30-Oh Boy Program
7:50-Musicale
9-Program from New York
lO:31-News
1O:35-Studio program
l1:05-Radio forecast and weather
l1:lo-Organ recital
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
SAFETY FIRST RECORD

Houston, Texas. June 90 Safety
First" campaigners are pointing to
Houston now that construction
record has been set in building the
democratic national convention
coliseum. Seeking to have a suit
able meeting place ready for the
convention June &c. contractors
builded the coliseum in GA working
men,
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
Eastern Stations
1O2O-WODA, PaterSOn-204

102O-WODA, Paterson-294
5:30-EeWS
, 5:55-Police alarms
6-Pope Cardinals: readings
Sod Busting-H. Z. Wet,yen
7:15-Shoppers' guide
1;45-Alice Longstroth, reader
S-Gertrude Nicld, recital
S:So-l\cller presentations
S:5S-Baseball scores
9-Western Union time
11-EeniCe entertainment
11:3o-Cristcllo Gondoliers
110O-WPG, Atlantic City-273
6:45-Orsan recital
6 :o5-News flashes
7-Minstrels' songs: playlet
s :40--Creatore' band
9:3o-Traymore orchestra
1o-Musicale memories
0:3o-Dance orchestra
.4O-WFI, PhiladcIphia-lO5
6 :45-Bas eball; weather; talk
buick program
S6O-WIP, PhiIadelphia-3l9
b:3n-klnE orchestra
6:35-Live stock market
| 7-Roll- call; time
| S-Uncle Wip: time
79O-NGY. Schcncrtady-3SO
s:25-Baseba scores; dinner musi
7:25--Ba seball scores
Predetermined on band music
Same as WEAF
10:3o-Madrigal quartet