davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
sL'usnf zAoIAToK MATIcNEJ sB1ERKY

spoiok sv. Martina, Z. o. IKsJ. spolok sv. Amy,
G. 30 IKSzJ dokazaly svojn $500 dalmi vyssie slo
venske skolstvo s verne svomu poslanu co najstar
sic spolky K J. pot azne K q j. tuna re mich ze pra
We slovenske narodne krest 'snske cftene.
Nepechybujeme ami najmenej statoenosti vernosti
knarodu ostatnych spokov nasch; s ony
vsetky preniknute skrzyoskz tmito cnost ami preto
pevne yerlme najplnsi zdar sbierky, kord pod
ujaly.
Hovenska Mahonng doina ukaze poznove, ako vie
pracoyat pozdvhnue syojho naroda; ako vie obeto
vat zertvovat'; ako sa vie odusevnt' a odusevnen
yytfYat.
Tych $50O0O ktore SINE postavi cel', AMI nebude
tax vel mai tazko dosiahnalt odusevnenostou akej s
naheningsk Sovaei sclopn Pravda je, re 5000 slo
venskych dust hodna cast nenachodi zavdeniahod
nom hmotnom polozen, ale kde je vola, odusevnenie
tam je sposob, ked kolektor pride ise neodlde S
prazdl0u fHkou Aida nadu niekoIk lepie situoya
III, ktori ohetuh po $1,000 ni po $780, $780, $780, $780,
$JO $25 $20 $l5 $40 najchudobnejsi po So. Odrazu
nebude treba zapafit. Bude dane kazdemu dost Gasu
a zapatepie upisaneho dar Spolkov ktore odhlasujn
DO $500 bude yiac 1ebo tie najyaGse nebudu chcet
dat zahanbt yacsich-nensch spolkov kluboy je
kolo 4O ktore hud ystaye obetova po $780, $780, 5000
$15O, $500 $50 tymto pramene daroy nebud1 vycer
pane Najdu este sposoby, ako dostat vac. Scran
tone vel Ike obnosy daroval Amerkan All tn mono to-
hp d0siahnut Nemame sice coyeka ktory priateli
ili0narm ale name inteigentov obchodnikov, ktorf
Haaj1 aspon ciasto6n znamost' bohatsimi Amerkani
aked' ieh tito poytaj pomoc nebude odopreta Potom
naiy by byt usporadovan6 zabavy piknky prospech
sl1ery toho pramena aspon tisfcka moze kvapn1t.
nasaYadny zaGiatok je pekny. sbierka uz vykazuje
$a550 Len dalej smelo oduseynene do toho zdar
hslde isty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

Kedysi vidal SINE l'ku zauiatQst' podObne kon-
gresy Casopisy prinasaly odusevnujdee dAky scho
dzach spolkov sa tom pojednavalo Teraz je mlkvo
Ej, ako sa easy menia!
Nuz aspoh par slov chceme priniest' 0 nasich kon-
gresoch; dobreho pre- sovensky narod tn klaji
ma Mich vykona Jednym havnych bodov pojednavania
bude zaozene potickej organzacie anerickych Sloya
kov lone Slovenskej Ligy. jaseni ninuleho roku
bola O tom porada Clevelande Tam bola sprava Slo
venskej Lgy poyerena vypracovat nplny navrh poda
kongrese Politcka organzacia lone Sloyenskej Ii
gy e neco noyeho velavyznamneho. Ale je to al kom
plkovana Preto deegati kongresu stoja pred az
kou lohou utvori takd organzacu ktora by maa vahu
amerckej verejnosti predsa nestaa kamenom lra
zu pricnou nesvornosti. IVY
Ma kongrese Lgy zaiste pride rec yysokom skol-
stve slovenskom Amerkes Liga uz boa mala svojon
lone Maticu Skolskli Ale hurhaj bojov autonomisti
ekch centralisckych ej ohasy boly zahlsene; nevy
konala mloho Jest bude mozne stvort nejaku koope-
racu medzi Lgou Katockou Maticou Skolskou na "a
klade vsenarodno krest ansko kongres uz len tohto
Oil adu stane sa pamatnym hstorii amerckych Slo-
yakov N
| Kongres sdruzenia slovenskych Novinarov bude
kratky ebo e svolany den, ked je slavnost pri
che generaa Stefanika Kym novinari pridu potom 2
Clevelandu do Loran sa salasia, bude vecer. Rano
zacina uz kongres Llgy.
A malo sa vziat viac Gasu k porada1n Jest veru o
com sa lydit Cinnost necinnost anerickych Sovakov
zavis mnohom cd toho, co ako noviny pisu.
| krajovych vecach bude sa tez Ia kongrese lIlgy
pojednavat'. S11zene Slov Novinarov uz teraz pred
kongresom vydalo prehlas "slovenskej verenosti A
merike, podpism vsetkych sdrqlzenych novinarov,
ktorom stoji medzi inym toto: b:
"Ked KRAKOW brata sa ozvu budu mas Iadat Q
spoupracu pr vymahan uplatnenia Pittsburghskej Do
hody americka Slovac svo podiel vykona. Bee spou
prace bratov zpod Tatier my nespravime nic. -"
| Mahoning dolna Ia kongrese Slovenskej Ligy bude
pekne zastupena, ako malokedy predtym Nastupenycl
bude vsetkych sest Sborov Ligy Okresny Sbor, ale
Politicky Klub Campbell niektore inc kuby spolky
cd ktorych nedostal este zpravu deegacii budu
advokat Mchal j. Palkovic, advokat Juraj e. Prokop
M spravca K. S. A. M. Pakovc, I. h podpledseda Penn
S. K j. Juraj Vargo predseda Okr Sboru Ligy j. J
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

ktory je jednym najsmrtel 'nej
slch plynov. Plyn sa rozisiel po
meste kym obyyatel'stvo zbada-
10 nebezpeeie, II l'udi bolo lnrt-
vych, 200 nemocnych. Plyn na
st 'astie victor rozohnal do pol "a.
takze miesto l'udi zahynulo mnoz-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

SchromofskJ pok Okr sboru Fl, Hudik, Imrich Zez q
red t5ehto noVn IA Mraz Nome n pojdu este nektof
dals lebo na delegata opravnepe SIT spolky kluby,
prisldehajce do Lgy Steeltonske 90s 6 Il il tanloi
Politely Klub moAno vysh spolocndho Delegate,
Prajeme obom kongFeson 70 srdea najplnsieho zda-
III Y snahach zlepsenie osudu slovenskeho naroda!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

sfvo d9na&sies zyissat, ssyQsay q
plodiny holy mid Fsnto Rlyn
Nemci popEiyai pncti spsjeasom.
Podl a miesosej slalayy N1nci
nesmejn ten plyn vyrabat' pre-
ito nemscls& yl&dR bude mat te-
raz diplamatiakS nssn&dze.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
lGEalCI oKtsILI
VALECNY PLY1T

v Hamburger je vel 'ka chemic-
ka tovaren, ktora vyraba rozlic-
ne chemikalie. v pondelok pukla
nadrzka ma phosgenovy plyn,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
NA&E KONGREsY.

Bud1ceho tyzdna vydrziaVat' sa budl dya yyznamne
bpAsresy sogensk6 Lorain Ohio Najprv bude siesty
Asagfss Sdruzenia Slovenskych Novinaroy, potom
deannasty kongres Sloyenskej Ligy AmeHke.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
Eastern Stations

l020-NODA, paterson-cgI 5:30~-NeWs; sport talk 5:55---N. J. State Police alarms a-Pond Church musicale 9:3U-F'lood Control s:45-Ann Waters, ukulele l0-Carl Fisher pianist lo:15-Joe and Dan Mooney, song
 Stcrs 10 :3o-Saturday Nightcrs lt--E.lks' Toast 11:15-Jame Duffy, tenor l1:30--lido Venice entertainment F mid,-pat Cristello's Gondoliers
 11oo-NAAM. Newark-26s S--Nilson and Brown. songs S:3o-Richard Price Iiuckmaster 45-Theater presentation s:30-Four Towers orchestra
 112O-NGCP, Newark-26S lo--Harry Moschel, violinist 10 o:30--George Schea, baritone :45-I.ester Coburger, pianist l1-W. G. c. r. Revue 11:3o-IaWaiian Serenaders
 s60-WOO, Philadriphia-$tO 4:45--Grand organ and trumpets 5--WOO Trio
 S3O-NlP. Philadclphia-3i9 G:3o-Dinner music 7-Bedtime story; roll call recita-
 tions 9--Coffee period a:45-Instrumental quartet lo:3o-A. Coogan's dance orchestra Il-Organ recital
 .lo-WE1. phjIadelphja-1O5 6:30--~Adelphia Whispering orch. s--Mixed quartet S;30-lvins' Solo Male quartet Soiourners' club banquet 3O.-Same as WEAF' 11OO-NPG. Atlantic Cits-2s3 6 s:45-Organ recital; news flashes 1.o5-Dinner concert 7:5o-Talk, Dr. William J. Peppart S-Studio program 3n--Chelsfa concert orchestra 4:3D--AmbasSad concert orch. 19--Tray whore dance orchestra 10: Subway Boys, Reed ane
 Brown
 72O-WGY. Schencctady-.SO G:30-Dinner ( music .:30---Same as WE,AF II :3o--Drgan recital ll-Dance program
 I3SO-NkBN. Butfalo-2i7 {: 6:3n-Organ recital 1:3o-Spiritual quarter hour
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
225 MILLION CUT ONLY IS POSSIBLE
This Is Presidents View on
 Tax Reduction

Washington, March o4 P}-TaX reduction, in the opinion of Presl- dent Coolidge. is possible at this session of congress only if his ori- ginal proposed cut of 225,ooV,ooo Is adhered to and provided the senate and house do not go too far In making appropriations.
 His attitude is based on the exist ing status of the treasury where the first quarter tax returns on 19S$ in- comes due March 15 still arc being Iabulated.
 While preliminary estimates of the returns have convinced the prcsl dont that a tax cut as first urged by the administration will be pos sible, he continues 10 be strongly op posed to the reduction of S2S2, G0o.- uoo as proposed ill the bill passed by the house and now awaiting ac- tion by the senate finance commit tee. Such q cut. he believes, could not be made without jeopardiZing the treasury.
 While if will be several days be fore the actual total of the quarterly ! income receipts are known. the re- turns so far tabllatef are ahead of those counted to the same date last year. On March e0 the payments had reached S365, o54 469 as against S35S, 5a4 ,G65 on the same date q year ago.
 Secretary Mellon holds. however, that treasury estimates as to the sur plus this fiscal year twill -peed no revision since some increased con- eressional appropriations are likely 10 offset any extra returns fom the income fax.
 The senate finance committee faces a stiff task April 3 when # takes up the house tax bill, which raises the administration reduction proposal hy nearly S63 900. o.bu" Sen ate republicans nave claimed the $2S9, ,0u6, O0o reduction is entirely too high. while the democrats have termed if not high enough and prob ably will moN" for turthers cuts 10 add 10 those put in the house bill by coalition Of democrats and repnb- lcans oVnr the protest of the ad- mini-tration.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
Through the Static

Excellent volume and heavy static were featured last evening, ladies and gentlemen. and we might men, ton that code assisted materially m making the evening Il large success. as far IS interference and other rubbish went. There was one conso- ia'ion; we didn't notice any fading The static caimed down late in the evening, being reduced by about half at the time We turned off tn. switch. We picked up a teN stations which came from afar.
 Billy and Ernie. Jones and Hare the Happiness Boys, caVorted before the inicrophone of NEAF, as is their won't each Friday evening. with the exception of Sundays and holidays. The refreshing humor and pleasing harmony of Billy and Ernie, Jones and Haro. the Happi- ness Boys. has 5ren mentioned by US on several occasions, Last night jt was Of an especially infectious na- tnrc. giving us an entire half hour o4 real. fashioned entertainment. the which is scarce noW-a-lays un- less the right spirit perNades. The bCys sang "Wc'vn Never Been to College" and Billy offered My ohio Honir.' There were eycral oth- 'rs. int"rsprrsed with some now wise cracks and jokes.
 Boy! People get lost in great mum b.re down in Philadelphia. Probably walking in their sleep. which Is an unkird crack at tho Cradle Of Lib trty. one of the boys just looked oyer our shoulder and disagreed with our insnuation that the town i+ asleep. H. sand if is not asleep: lf'S dead, N.ll, anyway. it's all in fun. and ttis merely preia"cs Il statement to ih" effect that woo, loratei in Philadelphia. presented a mil"-long list of missing persons early iu tine eF,niug. Probably the list and the evening grew longer to- aether: we don't know. The station came through loud enough; that's I'll Ma care about.
 In place Of the Cities SerSlc" con
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
Once Great Wu Pei-Fu
 Lives at Mercy of Foes

JIankow. China, March o4-<Pl- Fortunes of War. so dependent in China on treachery, are pushing one
 or the greatest figures of recent Chinese history nearer and nearer the brink of oblivion. Marshal Wu Pei-fu, who dictated to Peking and commanded a quarter Of million troops from 1922 until he was be- ! trayed by the Christian" Feng Yu-
 hsiang in 1924, has entered the deep ening twilight of his career
 The nationalist regime at Nan king has ordered his arrest and tral as an enemy of the country and it's
 troops are approaching his last re fuge in distant Szechuen province
 Marshal Wu has led precarious existence there since his subordi- mates betrayed him in Honan last summer.
 Ranking has ordered General
 Yang Sen, who rules q shifting feudal barony in eastern SZechuen. to seize Marshal Wu and hand him over, but Yang, formerly subordi-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24

l5;3o-1va Tang's dance orchestra -;30-Male quartet 1:30-''After Theater Party" Man. Va MarucheSs. contralto; Travenel brothers, banjo duets, Rae Lceder guitar duets
 A2O-NpCii-326 a:3"--Houloua' $ Hawaiians 6-Sidney Corsoyer and artists G:59-Bert Lowe, jester la-Beloyed Nagabonds 1":3o-I.illian Trott.r. pianist le:i5-P. Piotti and Madeline Hardy 92N-NR<N-3o6 e-Woelher string vnsemhl" 1:4a-l mperial Male quartet S-Martha Conan "Dead Line N:t5-Cowboy Joe, songs S;3Z--i;. Christman's At HoIns Party" Ben Bernie's orchestra s--Zava Zilbert's Artists
 9.0-NABC-309 7:0o-Da Stefani's orchestra 1::3h-Park Lane orchestra N--king's orchestra S:30--Harry Fuckers orchestra 9:3l-"Heigh-IIo" Hawaiians 1J-N Naldori- Astoria orchestra igh-iio" hour
 I02O-WGL-291 @-Time, news, sports 6;05--Billy Basketto, composer 6:op--Al Carnival, mandolin 6:S5-Health association 6:45-Bert Andrews. tenor 7-WGL Flying School 1:35-DaNid NoNick, Niolinlst 7:35-Stcrling trio, vocal >:15-National night, France ad-
 dress and music
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
Thousands of Birds Die
 From Oil Film on Water

Comox. E. C.. Mar. A P-Thom- sands of ducks and other seabirds are reported to be dying as the re- suit of the escape of fuel oil from waterfront tanks here and in neighboring ports.
 Oil has spread in q thin film over the shore waters for many miles. Birds alighting on the water have become covered with the oil which is said to prevent feathers from re- sisting the cold water.
 The ComoX-Courtenay board of trade is petitioning the Canadian and provincial governments to have storage of oil over water forbidden.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24

cert WI1C offered the Air F'rolic, a former Wednesday evening feature. and the studio Ladies' quartet, both of which presentations clicked vast ly. We understand that the New 1 York feature mentioned about has been discontinued by the Hartford station. a fact that will be greeted with just a bit of sorrow by local radio fans, since if was q popular one hertaDouts
 WOR. Newark, omeffrod q group of drama'ize1 stories of q sensa- tional nature. And when We say Sensational" we mean nothing else but just that. We didn't remain very long, although the presentation Of the program was excellent NNAc presented the same affair. Both sta lions were loud, although WOR was the steadier of the two.
 WHO'D, Miami Beach, came through loud and clear, offering a program of dance music. When Day is Done" and Head Over Heels in Love" were two of the numbers otfeffred.
 Other stations heard during the period between : and Ii were WSAI, NI.S, WGY. WTAM. WJE, WIZ, WEE WPG, WIlN, WMCA, WHIT and kDkA.
 WDRC, New Haven, in conjunc- lion with WMCA, New York. and WEAU. Philadelphia offered the pro ceedings of the annual Paramount movie, dance and dinner. That pro- gram was still going at 1 o'clock this morning, when we quit. We don't know when it started and We haven't he slightest idea when il was over. but it was going strong during the few minutes we listened 10 it. One of the speakers before the micro phone was Ruth Elder. the young lady who almost crossed the Allan tic in an aeroplane. Miss Elder gave q stereotyped talk in which she said she was greatly surprised at be- ing asked to speak. She said she was glad 10 be at the party. aGd We might say that We would nave felt tha same way had We been invited, which we weren't. Ruth only said a few words. Among the entertainers Were-Well, we can't list the entire group or biz timers on Broadway. Most Of them were present, It seemed. WDRC came through Tn good shape.
 That's all for today. thanks.
 ---P. F.. j..
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
SATURDAY,.
New England States
;,GO-WTIC, Hartford-530

5GO-WTIC. HartfOrd-536 d.25-Program, time, weather 6:SD-Waldorf 5: Astoria dinner music From WCAC :3o-Opening Of Home Progress
 Exposition. state armory, talk bS
 Gov. John H. Trumbull and music
 by 169th Regiment band sS-New York symphony, Walter
 Damrosch, conducting tNRtl 9-"Pink Lady" of Caryn light
 opera tNBC) lo-Hotel Bond orchestra te:3N--rinie. news, weather
 sOO-WDRC. New Haven-.6s 5-M.rchants' Music Period s:30-Weather 6: report q-Same as WMCA
 113O-WlCC, Bridgeport-266 News 1:0l-Talk on agriculture 5-Program 6-Timc 6:0l-Merchants s Hour Weather forecast 1:n1-Lenten services :30-HarmOnlca recital s-Park City Auto Show a-Studio program lo--NeWs
 oOO-WBZ. springtield-s33" s:3o-Jack Mercy and his singing
 orchestra
 S.45-Charles Miller pianist o:5S-Special announcement 7-Springheld Girls Glee club 7:25-News flashes 7:3o--Gabriel Trumpeters "l'h
 Michael Ahern xs;lo-The Boston symphony orch lO--News flashes ,o.os-Rert Lowe and his Hotel
 Statler orchestra 11-Jimmie McManus, the Ilanlsnc
 Caperer
 85O-WNAC-WBIs, Bosto"-4si 5-Ted and his gang s-Juvenile Smilers o:3o-Perley Stevens orchestra --Dok's Sinfonians .;30-Business report ;to-The Lady of the Ivorles .;5O-Talk, Romance in Art es-Trio; Virginia Emery. conlrai- to: Floyd Sawyer, xylophohls''
 Harold Root planlst S.S0-Banio ensemble s-E. F.. Blanchard, tenor; lau'
 Dunham, pianist a:15-June Graham, contralto; Mar tha setchen, pianist a:3o-Mandolin club 1o-Jimmie Gallagher and orch. 11:1O-Morey Pearl and orch.
 67O-WEEl, BOstOn-44" s-Waldorf- f-Astoria orchestra 6:2o-News S:@5-The Bean Knights ,.15-Lido Venice orchestra :3o-Masterpiece Pianist .:45-Book talk 8-Same as WTlC 9-Same as WTlC 1O-Cruising the Air Io:45-News 10.1O-Kadio forecast and weather ,s1o.15 - Bruins Detroit hockey
 game
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
IMPORTANT

IMFUN INNI-
 DON'T TAKE YOUR CAR OUT BEFORE YOU MAKE SURE THAT THE WINTER SUSPENSION HAS BEEN LIFTED AND YOUR PROTECTION RESUMED - CALL liO AND SEE
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24

nate of the unfortunate marshal, has contented himself with disarming and disbanding the remnants of the latter's once-powerful forces, and placing his old leader under sur- yeillance at Wanhsien. There the former ruler of Picking lives at the mercy of the changeable Yang Sen.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24

In place Of the Cities Service con
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
ol AXES IN MEXICO

Mexico City, March 24 P)-Dis- patches rom PlIebla today said that two slight earthquakes were record o1 by the seisnloloeical station Fri jay but were almost unnoticel by the people.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
New York Stations
5,O-NNlC-52G

57O-WNYC-52G e.t5-Dominick Tramontano. clari- net 6:45-Herman Neuman, pianist --Rlanche Mauclaire, French snngs -I5-Henry Rowlcy, baritone -.35-Camillo Pagano, Italian songs 7;5o-" Modern Daily Paper Prol. Leo s:o5--George Leach. baritone S:2O-Impersonat S:35-Vincent Bach. trumpeter .45-Herman Gclhausen Musicale a.30-Geluso Mandolin quartet lo-Spanish recital by Francesca Catalina, Eumenio B]anco. Violet conklin, Ethel Alexander lo:3O-Police alarms s1O-WEAF-492 aldorf- Astoria orchestra l:45-Foreign Policy asso'lauoh s:3o-Parnassus trio 4:3O-Studio program 4:45-Nesley Ayes, baritone a--studio program G---Dinner music South Sea Islanders .:3n-Pennsylvan ss--The High Jinkers 4-Correct time soiourners' club banquet he- marks by Admiral Plunhett liar old J. Richardson: "Nanonal De fause," General Fries. By AIT u south Pole" Commander ByTd Ip.30--Eddi. Davis orchestra tl-Arnold Johnson's orchestra
 06O-WJZ-loi fs:aO-I luncheon fnuslc ;S0-Frank Winesars orchestra s:sO--Neather reports s.35-The Venetian Controllers s:3o-The Tennesseeans 4-The T-a Timers 5:1o-Tea music G-Hal k.np's orchostfa 5:55-proeram summary: tim" ,,.. --"Eead E7s Poem \. Hamilton -;t5-Astor orchestra Same as WTIt I0-Corr"cl 'linc Balladeers -o:so-Doroth How and Aeff! Three
 1i--slumb.r u'lsle
 .1o-WoE-422 f.l5-JacQucs Jacobs "ns"Fl5le a:40-Talk: The Happy Glfl .-l..vitow's ensemble S-Chimes: Ne~golI IhtfFl@"F Al eAander Johnston g.I5--Modern MeIst"rslng" rs g.45-Eussell How, iantst a-isamb.reer symphony; Roy Dui- field. tenor fQ~Orph"us club; EaEHlphd Hun tsr, baritone 11:3o-Musieal VlEnettr 1i-News; bulletins; weather 11.o5-Hend- -rson's orchestra 1f:s0-The Witchinc; Hour
 .6o-NH>-ay3 1-keen's ensemble 1:Su-Ar,jst revue 2;3a-Don Roberts Group 3--Tho eater orchestra g:3o--Israel orphan Asylum pro gram
 slo-WLWi-a:o s--Eoxana Eri, contralfo G:2o--Ros. ensemble Sports" Fred I"ndI --Catholic tf.a'er hour 7.95-Beatrice Georg". soprano 7:15-Popular aIrs :se-''Broadway Plays" 45-MusicaI hits
 s,o-WMCA-s,n The Bradley Nocai1sts 3:aD-Studio program s-Brad's $ News Red &:3u--Fooi show sa--BoAing bouts 4i-Iiine l,-"Mcaipineers dBnce orch. ] 7 midi ordham dance orch.
 ACO-NGBS-3iO t:30-Scripture reading 5:35-Editl1 Rain. violin ensemble -:i5-Eddie Piotz's Nagab bonds .:45-Sol Price, riolinisf
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
:OO-WDRC. New Havcn-.6s

5-M.rchants' Music Period 6:S0-Weather report q-Sane as WMCA
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24

Three family house, rooms each apartment, hardwood floors, trim, hot water heat, 3 car garage, very large lot. This is a genuinely worth while buy. By all means see it at once.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24

hlO-N --Eoxana Erh. contrafo G.2G--RoS. .nseIH hlc G:45--" Sports" Fred E"ndel --Catl olic tf"a'er hour -.g5-I5aatrics Georg". soprano 7:15-popllar : aIrs 1.3e-'Broadway Plays | .4a-Mustcnl bits
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24

.GN-WH<-33., 4-kepn', ensemble | I:Su-Arijet reHut 2:3H-Don Roberts Group 3--Theater orchestra g:30---Israel orphan Asylum pro -r2 ID
New Britain herald., 1928-03-24
The Time Is Coming

Nice weather will draw the cars out on the roads. This year will see a tremendous increase in the number of car owners. Which will mean corresponding increase in the way of driving hazards. No man is safe. If you are careful, the other fellow may be careless. A few we'll spent dollars will save you lifetime of regrets-should you be mixed up in any misfortune while you are driving. A good insurance agent can give you just the policies you need. Our record of progress should recommend us to you. We suggest call to llO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-05
RAILWAY WORKERS
PLAN REALTY SALE
Employees of Southern to Dis
pose of Property if Office
Is Moved.

With removal of the Offices OF the
Southern Railway from the present
location at Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue virtually Ger.
tain through passage by the Senate
yestt rday OF the Elliott bill, providing
for purchase of the triangle" for
Government building. employees Of the
railway company have initiated
move to form a cooperative real es.
tate organization for disposal Of their
real estate in case the Southern
moves its headquarters from Wash.
ington to another city.
r. $. Wynn. vice president Of the
railway company. however, stood pat
on the statement Of Fairfax Harri.
son. president Of the road. that the
Southern has made no decision re-
garding removal Of the general offices
from the present structure In the
triangle" and. pending decision.
would not make any announcement
Of the company's plans. Those behind
the move to organize the cooperative
real estate company declined to re-
veal their names or further details
of their plans, although they said re.
moval OF the offices Of the company
to another city would work great
hardship" on many Of the 1900 EN-.
ployes Of the road in Washington.
Removal of the general offices from
Washington means disaster to hun
dreds of people" spokesman for the
employees group declared. 1T means
homes broken up, families separated.
property values destroyed and finan.
Cial difficulties for many. Hundreds
are now paying for homes that would
have to be sacrificed. Either these
conditions or the a. .ernative-which
would result in a situation equally dis
astrous-the giving up by many EN-.
ployes of a LIES work for which they
had equipped themselves during many
years Of training. What this would
mean to the clerks long in the service
and who are buying homes Is obvious"