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Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-14
HOOVER S
PROGRAM
ADOPTED
Important Subjects Will
Be Covered In Speeches
BY Candidate.
LISTS BOULDER DAM
Nominee Will Express His
View on Colorado River
In Los Angeles.
BY PAUL r. MALLON
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent


PALO ALTO, Cal, Aug. IL
Herbert Hoover has laid out a
tentative stump program for his
Republican presidential campaign,
under which he will discuss in his
dozen or more big speeches the sub
Jccts which he treated only slightly
IN his acceptance speech.
Th" nominee intends to take up
in these prospective speeches the
subjects of waterway development,
highway, aviation, irrigablr lands
merchant marine, promotion of cdu-
cation, more effective adminiStra-
tion of criminal laws, the relation
of government to public utilities,
and railways. the primary necessity
Of conservation of natural resources
and measures for further economy
and reduction of taxes.
Due TO development of the radio
il is now practically impossible for
presidential candidates to make the
same speech twice. In former cam
l'aigns, candidates have been known
Ia pick one good speech and deliver
II throughout the campaign with
only minor variations to suit the
locality in which the speech is de
liVcrcd.
Hoover intends to avoid repc.
iltiOn so far as possible and so con
duct his campaign that when he is
through his speeches might be
printed III book form as one big
speech which included everything
he has to say about the issues as
he sees them.
To Discuss Boulder Dam
Announc, mcnt has been made
that he will take up the Boulder
Dam issue and perhaps state his
Views regarding public utilities and
railroads, in his speech Friday at
Los Angeles, He will amplify his
farm views at West Branch, Iowa,
his birthplace, week from today.
He will take up the prohibition
question in an October speech in
the east.
The nominee has finished his
brief Los Angeles speech and his
long farm speech and is ready to
start home. He is cleaning up his
desk and Mrs. Hoover is arrang-
ing household affairs in preparation
for their departure Thursday night.
lie contcmplatcs no further impor-
tant conferences before he leaves.
The nominee received an opti.
mistic Arizona report late ycster-
dav from Hiram $. Corhett, Re
publican National Committeeman
there. Corbctt asked the nominee
TO stop off at Phoenix, Arizona, but
the itinerary Of his homcward trip
has already hcen arranged and will
not afford sufficient time for a
stop in Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-14
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA.
A formal call for special
session of the California legts
lature was expected to be issued
by Governor C. C. Young, with
in few days as a result of his
statement that he had decided
to comply with the recommen-
dation of the state taxation
commission.
The formal call will name
September as the opening date,
it was said.
The commission, headed by
Irving Martin, of Stockton,
has made a series of reeommen.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-14

The Tartar brand of lemons from
Corona, Riverside county, last week
sold on an eastern market for $3.50
box,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-14
FLORIDA
CAPITAL
STRICKEN
New Storm Causes Much
Damage to Property In
Tallahassee.
NO DEATH REPORTS
Havana and Florida East
Coast Still Experience
Heavy Winds.
BY United Press Leased wire

TAMPA, Fla, Aug. IA tropi-
cal storm, greatly diminished in
force, moved on the western strip of
Florida, from the Gulf of Mexico
today after sweeping the west coast
of the peninsula, with high winds
and heavy rains.
The east coast apparently has es-
capped new damage. \ terrific storm
struck Havana during the early
evening, but it is not believed it
will whip across to strike Florida.
At st. Petersburg, last night the
wind had a velocity of 80 miles an
hour, but reports said the wind
would reach greater speed today
Punta Rassa reported a 90 mile an
hour gale with little damage.
Thc new disturbance along the
west coast, of less intensity than
the hurricane of last week-which
caused damage estimated in the
millions-held small shipping in
port, uprooted trees and disrupted
wire communications along the west
coast Rivers were swollen from the
heavy rains but no extensive dam
age was reported done.
Tallahassee, Apalachicola, Pensa-
cola, and Mobile, Alabama-eities
in the indicated path of the storm
reported slight winds and heavy
rains today. Gales will hit the area
! this afternoon, Weather bureau ad-
! vices said.
Floods caused trouble in south
central Florida near Lake Okeecho-
bee where rivers and streams were
out of their banks, lowlands flooded,
! highways impossible, and scores of
families isolated.
HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. 14.-One
person was reported drowned, many
hous<s .unro0fed and considerable
other damage done in heavy wind
and rainstorm late Monday in the
vicinity of the Guantanamo naval
base. Reports to the newspaper Ell
PaiSs said that a total of ii inches
of rain had fallen at Guantanamo
and that the wind there had reached
a velocity of so miles an hour at
times.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aug. IA
Windows Were broken, trees tOppled
and hundreds of telephone lines put
out of commission when tropical
storm from out of the Gulf of Mex
leo swept Tallahassee today.
Its center was believed west of
here.
The wind velocity at noon was
estimated at 80 miles an hour. No
injuries We're reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-14

The Santa Maria Valley, Santa
Barbara county, shipped 1858 ear.
loads of carrots during the season
ending June l.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-14
LEVINE PLANS FLIGHT

LOS ANGELES, Aug. IL
Charles Levine, eccentric New York
flyer, and Mabel Boil, "Queen of
Diamonds, will leave Europe with
in two weeks on Il proposed non
stop flight to America, Isaac Levine,
father of the first trans Atlantic
passenger, said here today Bert
Acosta will pilot the craft, the
elder Levine said
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-14
FLORIDA STORM CAUSES BIG LOSS


picture the o torn al Fo Pierce
Imperial Valley press., 1928-08-14

There will be no Imperial Valley
mid-winter fair this year at Braw-
ley, but exhibits will be made at
other fairs.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
SJAZD EVANJEILCKYCH CIR.
xvi v GSR.

Rada Svazu evanjelickych cir
xvi Ceskoslovenskej republike
usniesla sa, ably v dnoch 5. 3.
ilna t. r. boil v Bratislave prvy
sjazd eyanjelickych cirkvi CSR
Protektorom sjazdu bude novy
biskup slovenskej evanJellckeJ
cirkve a. v. Dusan Fajnor. Bude
to prvy sjazd evanjelickych cir
XVI ma dzemf CsR., lebo predtym
nikdy nebolo podobnej spolocne]
schodze vsetkych evanjelickych
cirkvi vsetkych narodnostf. Sjaz
du sa stcastnia nielen cirkve
ktore s1 clenmi federacie, t. j
CDR. evanj., SLOW. evanj. a. ", pol
ska evanj. a. ", baptistska cirkeS
methodisticka a brat. jed. ochra
novska, ale evanjelicke cirkve
ktore dosial ME s1 clenmi svazu
Pozvane boly tiez niektore cirkvt
zahranicne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
NAI,Ez PREDMETOV z BRON-
ZOVEJ DOBY.

V chotari obce Nemecka Lupca
v Liptove pri jednom kamenolo-
me nasli robotnici hrobku, v kto-
rel lezali l'uidske kostry v zacfo-
valom stave. Kostry ma hlavach
boly ozdobene korunami bron-
zu krasneho vytvaru, d'aleJ ma
ramnicu spiralovu, t'azila ma ocl
a gombfky. Nerozumni robotnlcl
hrobku rozbIrali, tax re sa roz-
sypala. Bronzove nalezy robotni-
ci so sebou wall az prisla wee do
usi notarovi obce, ktory upevedo-
mil eetnfcku stanicu a .cetnlci E.
ste v noel "a hornca sli wee Wy
setrit a podarilo sa i'm nalezy "a
chovale so sebou doniest' do n.
Lupee, kde uz al okresny 1rad so
svojimi organmi sa ma miesto DO
stavil, ably zachoval neporuse-
most hrobky pre- pamiatkovy Il
rad. Kurthy, riaditel' muzea 2
Ruzomberka sa vyslovil, re male
Nv su cenne a pochadzaju 2 bron'
zovej DOLBY asi 5000 rokov stare
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
HAsELTONSKY v MEM. POD
PoRUJUCI sPOLOK TATRA.

Uradnfci ma rok 1928 sd nasledovnl:
Predseda, Jan Bizup, 1877 Gladstone
St., City. Podpredseda Jan Kozak, "a
Morley Ave., Campbell, 0. zapisnik
Jozef Kacenga, 1889 Gladstone St.,
City. Pokladnfk Jan Basista, 1Ol Ha-
seltine Ave., City. Uctovnik Martin
Zentko, P. O. Box LAT Haselton Sta.,
City. Dozorcovia majetku Michal Kc-
zak, Box l51 Haselton Sta, City. Mar.
tin Basista, 1900 Gladstone St., City.
Dozorca chorych Stefan Stole, Box IS
Haselton Sta, City. StrAz dveri Valent
Rovder st., Box 264 Haselton Sta, City.
Sch6dze 81 vydrkiavajd kazdd 4. ne
del'u mesiaci skole osady Sv. Alzbe-
ty ma N. Haseltine Ave. Q 2. hodiae
popoludni.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
pstar usniesli g pripravit' diev-
ia D. lei tisicky, ktor& 81 Ameri-

petar usniesli q pripravit, diev-
ia . jej tisicky, ktore 81 > Ameri-
ky prinieslo j osnovali falosny
snatok dievcat'a S Michalkom.
Michalko ostatnymi potom wal
svoju smanzelku" do Tatier ma
svadobn1 cestu, kde ju $ Klepeta-
rom zavraadil a hodil do mocarin'
Potion ysetci traja odcestovali do
Pariza, kde peniaze premarnill
"a dlhy cas- nevedelo sa, Go 50
stale S dievcat 'om. Domaci prl-
buzni myself, ze sa Margita vra.
| tia do Ameriky, ale ked Anne
riky pisali, ze sa nevratila, Je.
ztratenie odovzdane bolo pollen
Tato vysluchala najprv syagrs
Sikorskeho, ktory vsetko vyzra
dill. v minule dni bolo sndne pc
iednavanie a sud odsndil Jana
Michalku ma smrt povrazom, drs
Klepetara ma do6ivotny zalar I
Sikorskeho ma 15-rocny zalar.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
sNAH v LIPTovE A GRAVE

v severnom Liptove a v Grave
ma vrchoch padal shah 9. maJa,
oznamuja krajove noviny. Vel'-
Ike dazde panovaly ma severnom
Slovensku cez april maj. Rieky
Poprad a Vah sn vel mi rozvod-
meme a zaplavily viacere obce.
Skody ST vel'ke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
wAH AlGERIKANKY BUDE
oBESENY.

" jnni 1926, kosicke dieEca
Margita Vorosmarty prisla z A
meriky ma navsteyu ,sVojej rod
nej vlasti. " tie easy Y Kosiciach
prostrednictvom .svojho syagra
robila 81 znamost' . redaktorom
kosickeho slovensksho dennika
Jauom Michalkom, mac lumpou
a zhyralconn prvej triedy. svagol
Sikorsky, Jan Michalkos . dr.. Kls
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
TOHoRo6NE MARTnsKE
M.AvlgOsTr.

Dna 8. maja NAL zasadnutie
spolocny vybor Matice Sloven-
skej Muzealnej Slovenskej Spo-
loenosti i predsednictvom live
ny a Cerveneho Kriza. Predme-
tom porad boly tohorocne narod-
ne slavnosti, ktorych termin bol
ureeny ma 18. 19. augusta t. r.
Hlavnym smyslom slavnosti bude
desiate vyrocie oslobodenia a slo-
venske narodne muzeum. Prvy
den slavnosti bude venovany spoe
locnemu shromaEdeniu kult1r-
nyeh spolkov slovenskych, ma kto
rom sa zrezumuje i kultilrna pra-
ca cd prevratu. Tohoto dila bude
i vystavka umeleckeho odboru
Matice Slovenskej, ktora bude
starsfmi i novsimi dielami maliar-
skymi a socharskymi predstavo-
vat Slovensko so strany histori.
| ckei (podobizne vyinkajlcich l'u-
di, dejatel'ov a spisovatel'ov slo.
yenskych), zemepisnej (krajovt
NAL by, narodopisnej (obrazy
z l'mdoveho zivota). V tento der
odhalia sa v budove Matfce Slo'
venskej bronzove reliefy Moyzess
a Kuzmanyho na dome Dulov
skom pamatna doska Mat1sa Du
lu, byvaleho predsedu Sloven
skej Narodnej Rady. Podl'a smy
slu slavnosti oveneia sa ma mar
tinskom cintorine hroby Mathsi
Dulu a Andreja Kmet "a.
| Ma tohoroenych slavnostiacl
bude spievat' Spevacke sdruzenl'
vychodo-slovenskych ucitel l'ov
lztore bude mat v prvy den vece1
samostatny koncert. Parale1ne
MIN bude divadelne predstavenit
martinskeho Spevokolu. DruhJ
den slavnosti zacne sa sluHbam
Bozfmi. . Predpoludnim v ramc
vel'kych narodnych slavnosti po
lozi sa zakladny kamen sloven
skeho narodneho muzea. Odpolu
| dnia bude narodopisna slavnost
Ina slavnosti ocakava sa itcast
pana prezidenta repujbliky, tax a
ko pred dvoma rokmi pri otvara
nj budovy Matice Slovenskej. w
Dor muzealnej slovenskej spolot
nosti uzavrel postavit' nov1 br
doyu slovenskeho narodneho mu
yea ma vrsku pri 1stave Milan
Rastislava Stefanika, podl'a re
gulacneho planu mesta Turc. SN
Martina, ktory vypracoval Mer
del. Do ramca slavnosti vcleni S
pravdepodobne polozenie zakla'
neho kamena novej gymnazialne
budoyy. ....
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
YoUNGsTOWNsK9 v NEM0C]
PoDPoRUJtCI sPoLoK
TATRA.

Uradnici: Jozef Martinkc, predseda'
s55 Carlton st., Jozef Javorskt pod'
predseda. Stefan Novotny, det., 4o4 f.
Myrtle Ave. Andrej Adamko, pokiad'
nfk. 1884 Oak st. - Martin Muran'
sky a Frantisek Hudik. dozorcoviA.
Sch8dze vydrziavajd - katdd pfvo
medal u v mesiaci Skole ". Cyrilla .
Methoda O 2. hod. popoludnf.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
DvA-DNovE svIATKY BUDU
OBNOVENE.

Ako sa dozvedame, ma byt' e.
Ste v tomto parlamentnom zasad-
mutt podany vladny navrh zako-
ma, ktorym sa Ease zavadza dru-
hy sviatok v pondelok pri vianoc-
nych, vel 'konocnych a turicnych
sviatkoch. 4 .-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

yensku, to j. sl'ky dkol radio
vsho rozhlasu ma Slovensku. z to-
mu ovse mje treba, a'by Dol Rad.
ne vybudovany, organizovany a
dcelne vedeny, lebo len TAX MODE
splnit' to, 90 Cd slovenskeho ra-
dioy6ho rozhlasu ocakava celia
slovenska verejnost'. IT. o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

u ED zapocnete zivot vydanej
~ 4eny vo svojej "Manxel-
skej Dom&cnosti'', mech Maytag
prida k vaSmu st'astiu poho-
dliu, a predlzi zivot toho JENNIE
no a krasneho platna, ktore maj
dete medzi svadobnymi darmi.
Maytag perie jedine akciou
vody. Ako keby ste rukou prala,
neposkodi delikatne saty, perie
tax dokladne, ze netreba rucne-
no kudlenia, ami len pri obalkoch
a golieroch-tak rychle perie, ze
cele pranie je vykonane behom
asi jednej hodiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08

Rychlo sa cistiaci sarno-vypraz-
dnujuci sa safel liateho alumni
MIA drzi vodu horlcou cez cele
pranie, a nepokrivi sa, nezhrdza-
vie ami nezdrsnatie. Napravitel'-
ne nohy su pre- vase pohodlie.
Novy Maytagov valcovy od-
stranovac Vody ma Bezpecnost-
ne vkladanie, automaticke ma
pnutie, samoobratitel 'nu cediacu
dosku a okamzite bezpecnostne
uvol 'nenie. Vel'ke, makks valce
cdstrania mydlo vodu rovnako
20 vsetkych ciastok saty beg
vtlacenia zahybov, ktore su tax
ko piglovatel ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
70 starej vlasti
(Zpravy prebrane krajovych
casopisov.)
RADIO A sLovENsKo.

be novel organizacie radioveho
rozhlasu ma Sloyensku. Je treba
uznat', ze v poslednych rokoch k
siedmej vel'moci, novinam, pri-
stnpila este vel'moc nova a mno
no silnejsia a posobivejsia radio.
Aky el'ky vyznam ma tento e.
Ste celkom novy vynalez, najlep-
Sic vidime ma samom Slovensku,
kde vel mi zle pocit 'ujeme ma
sledky radiovej propagandy bu-
dapest 'skej. Nasi mad 'arskf strse-
dia postavili radio ME do sluzieb
kultury, zpravodajstva, ale uro-
bill neho sliizku svojich propa-
| gandistickych a iredentistickych
snah. Silna vysielacia radiova sta
MICA Budapest, ktora denne Ia
pIavuie cele Slovensko mad ar
skym iredentistickym a propagan-
distickym programom, namiere-
nym proti Ceskoslovensku je ne
bezpecie, ktore sa nesmie podce-
novat' ami u mas.
Propaganda radiovej sa vsak
Ease da zabranit' len radon. 70
slovenskych kruhov bolo uz ME
kol l'ko raz poukazane ma to, re
slovensky radiovy rozhlas napro-
sto nestaci paralyzovat' dcinky
rozhlasu mad 'arskeho to nielen
u mas ma Slovensku, ale Ma
d 'arsku. Aka vVhoda by to bola
pre- mas, keby SINE i my ME slce
mad 'arskym sposobom falsovania,
prekrncania faktov a nadavkaml
ale vecne a nestranne mohli infor-
mmovat' verejnost' slovensk1 a
pripadne cudziu skutoenom
staye veci u mas. Musfme tuna
tiez myslet' na nase slovenske
menSiny v Mad 'arsku, ktore po-
mocou dobr4ho radioveho rozhla-
| SUI .sa m6zu dostat do vel mi uz-
keho spojenia so svojou starou
vlast 'ou.
| Nedostatky slovenskeho radio
veho rozhlasu holy posledneJ
dobe uznane ma miestach kom-
Ipetentnych poslednej dobe sa
prikrocilo k celkom konkretnemu
jednaniu o vybudovanie vel 'kel
vysielacej stanice " Bratislave a
|v KoSiciach. Stanice tieto maJu
| byt' tax slime, ze obsiahnu cele
| Slovensko to na jednoduchy
krystalovy prijfmac. Tiez celosta.
tina stanica radiova pri Prahe ma
! byt' podstatne zosilnena. Poton1
uz bude sa jednat' len o to, ably
program slovenskeho rozhlasu bol
sostaveny decline, pestre a predo-
vsetkym zazivne. Vel ky vyznam
radia je prave tom, ze spojuje
najzapadlejsiu dedinu vel kyml
mestami. Je iste, ze program mu-
ST byt' venovany prvom rade
stranke kult6rnej umeleckeJ.
IL 'udoya osveta ma Slovensku este
| vzdy tax potrebna, nasla v radiu
pomocnika vel mi vydatneho.
Tiez dobre ryc|hle zprayodaj-
| stvo je vec ve1'mi doleMta - i tn
moze slovensky rozhlas vykonat
dobrn sluzbu. Ale nesmieme "a
budat' ami ma politick1 stranku
veci. Cele Slovensko, naJnaa Juz-
ne, je dnes 70 dia ma den zapla-
vovane budapestianskymi ireden-
tistickymi prednaskami. Pomocou
radioveho rozhlasu su otravovane
cele kraje hlnpym taranim o ne.
pokojoch ma Slovensku, 0 blhla-
com sa konci Ceskoslovenska a Q
navrate Mad 'arorsagu kratke1
dobe. Nestaci nam konstatovanie
| re Mad 'ari zneuzili tax krasnehc
hodnotneho vynalezu, ako je ra,
dio pre- svoje gentricke a ireden
| tisticke ciele. Musime 81 uvedo
nit, be ma Slovensku sa bohu
zial' este dnes najde mnohe
l'udi, ktori budapestiansky pro
gram a budapestianske slhby
prijipajl vel'kou radost 'ou. ny
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
MATEJ MRAZ
verej11 Not&r

Prisazn6 svedectva, Kdpno-prs'
dame smluvy, Plnomocenstva w,
stavfm spravne q obstaram kopzu.
l&rpe potvrdenie.
!, 32O West Federal ST.,
vredakcii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-06-08
Vase Prve Pranie
ZDARMA

Vyperte svoje prve pradlo v
Maytagu. Jednoducho zatelefo-
Mute obchodnikovi. On vam po.
Sc jeden bez vydavku alebo "a
vazku. Ak sa sam nepreda, ne
drzte no.
Ma l'ahke splatky, ktore nikdy
nepocitite.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-20
WEALTHY CHILDREN
 FALL TO DEATHS
Two Gue6enheim Heirs in 1S
 Story Plunge

New York. Oct. 20 CB Two small srandsons of the late Ben. jamin Guggenheim, copper magnate. playing on the roof of the Hotel Surrey in east T6th street, fell 13 stories to their death over the low roof wall yesterday afternoon,
 The elder Of the two boys, Ter renee, {. knocked his baby brother. Benjamin. 15 months. over the wall as he attempted to jump into his mothers lap and then lost his balance and also fell.
 Their mother, Mrs. Milton Wald- man of New York and London, youngest daughter of MT. Guggen- helm who was lost on the Titanic, tainted and remained in a prostrat- ed condition for several hours. MT. Waldman, a writer and former New York newspaperman. is assistant editor of the London Mercury, he is member of . prominent Cleve- land family.
 Mrs. Waldman recently returned from England and had been visiting at the Hotel Plaza suite of her mother, Mrs. Benjamin Guggen- helm. She had gone to call on Mrs. Cornelius Ruxton Love, her cousin. in her beautiful penthouse apart ment on the Surrey roof.
 Mrs. Love was not at home but had left word for Mrs. Waldman and her two children to await her return in the roof garden. They had gone to the edge of the roof. Mrs. Waldman holding the baby in her arms. Apparently jealous of the attention given his brother. Ter renee climbed to the seat of a swing and attempted to jump in his mothers arms. The baby was knocked from her arms over the low wall and Terrence. losing his balance. followed.
 Their bodies landed on a three story building a hundred feet below. The medical examined said they had been killed instantly.
 A painter working on the roof was the only witness to the events leading up to the tragedy but many pedestrians and persons in adjoining buildings saw the two little bodies falling through the air.
 The Waldmans were married in 1923 after Mrs. Waldman's divorce from her husband. Sigmund Kemp ner. Mrs. Waldman received ap- proximately $1,OO0.O00 under her fathers will in the form of trust fund. She is 2S years old.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-20
M'D0NOUGH HITS
 PROSPERITY TALK
1000 More Out of Work Than
 in 1920, He Reports

Unemployment in Hartford coun- ty has increased steadily under the republican administration. and to- day there arc 1000 more out of work in Hartford county than there were In 1920, Attorney Thomas F. McDoneuth. democratic candidate fer state senator. told fourth ward democrats at . district rally last nisht in the Church street head quarters.
 Ar. McDonough quoted from fig ures issued by the Hartford County Manufacturers' association to refute the claims of the republican party that prosperity has come under their administration and periods of depression under the democrats
 Herbert Hoover holds . degree in engineering; 70 do . great many others. but what has he ever done? Can anyone tell me one big en- gineering feat he has had 2 hand in! During tho Mississippi flood. the army engineers were making pro- gress until he showed up on the scene and interfered with their work. He went abroad and carried out relief work during the war. He vent on order of . democratic president, with unlimited funds to work with. and he did what any other man would be expected to do under like circumstances. And now he's holding up his work for widows and orphans to make political capi- tal." Mr. McDonough declared in sharp criticism of the republican nominee.
 Frederick c. Walcott, republican nominee for United States senator, was also criticized for his recent talk at Polish rally in which he told of Polish children kissing the hand of Hoover. MT. McDonoueh expressed himself in strong terms against using the misfortunes of Europe for political purposes.
 The democratic candidate dis. cussed the scandals which took place in Washington. under the noses of Coolidge and Hoover ]" But" Mir. McDonough concluded everyone knows silence is golden. 1"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-20
SCHOOL INSURANCE
 COSTS TO BE CUT
Bond Buys First Consignment
 of Fire EIdn8ukhers

Another step on the part of the school boards finance committed to reduce the cost of insurance in the schools was made when 1t recom- mended the purchase of 100 fire ex- tinguishers for use in the school at the school board meeting yesterday afternoon.
 According to Committeeman Wll- liam H. Day, who was acting chair man of the finance subcommittee, a definite reduction in school insur- ance costs will be made vixen the board has purchased approximately 400 extinguishers and placed them in the schools under the direction of the New England Board of Fire Cn- derwriters.
 E. R. Hitchcock Co.,, was awarded the contract for the printing of the annual report of Supt. Stanley H. Holmes. According to the recom- mendation 75O copies are to be printed. The contract price was $226.5O.
 When the matter of the survey of school housing was brought up. it was learned that there will be slight expense attached to the survey which the state board of education Is to conduct at the invitation of the New Britain board. This expense is for maps and other material inci- dental to the work.
 Reports from the text book com mittee, the health and sanitation committee. the teachers committee, and a rather lengthy report of the finance committee were also given the approval of the board without discussion.